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no extra cost
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the IM module and makes it into a module of it's own, which can be used by
all other modules. Removes some ugly hacks. Refer to the IM module to see
how it's used. Also fixes the persistence issue (Mantis #2598)
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groundwork.
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* Identical to OnNewClient except it passes IClientCore instead of IClientAPI
* See http://opensimulator.org/wiki/OpenSim_0.6_IClientAPI#Porting_Guide
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with the old Grid Instant Message over OGS1. Refactor the EventManager
to be independent of the rigid module structure design imposed by
the current implementation. Message routing is now done in the destination
module rather than in the event manager. This way, more or less granular
solutions are possible without core changes.
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old way: each region module interested in chat from client had to
- subscribe to scene.EventManager.OnNewClient
- then in its OnNewClient delegate it would subscribe to
client.OnChatFromViewer to capture chat messages coming
new way: ChatModule is the only region module that uses the "old
way" approach but is now forwarding all client chat via
scene.EventManager.OnChatFromClient
- each region module interested in chat from client now only
subscribes to scene.EventManager.OnChatFromClient
this not only simplifies code, but also allows us to substitute
ChatModule with derived classes (ConciergeModule is going to be one
example).
Also, this changeset changes ChatFromViewer to ChatFromClient as it
doesn't necessarily have to be a viewer that is a chat source.
i've taken great care to only comment out those OnNewClient delegates
that were only used for getting at the client chat --- hope it's not
breaking anything.
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and makes it use a common set of types in both engine. Fixes the issues with
running both engines and HTTP requests / listens / timers etc..
Also fixes a couple of minor Scene issues and a CTB by nullref.
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ordinary region modules and are able to coexist in one instance.
See http://opensimulator.org/wiki/ScriptEngines for details. There were
changes to OpenSim.ini.example, please note DefaultScriptEngine.
Also see the User docs and FAQ on the Wiki. Default is DotNetEngine.
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* This is a HUGE OMG update and will definitely have unknown side effects.. so this is really only for the strong hearted at this point. Regular people should let the dust settle.
* This has been tested to work with most basic functions. However.. make sure you back up 'everything' before using this. It's that big!
* Essentially we're back at square 1 in the testing phase.. so lets identify things that broke.
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llDetectedLink(). Also a small refactor to remove an interface member
from IScriptEngine.
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not break trunk.
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* Unfortunately, there's some kludges with the Async manager and the llDetected functions that I have yet to decipher... so llDetected functions don't work with collision events at the moment....
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plumbs in the events for on_rez.
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* Added a Non-finite avatar position reset. This will either handle the <0,0,0> avatar gracefully, or send the avatar to 127,127,127 if that also doesn't work. ( I've only been able to reproduce this error once on my development workstation )
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that creates the event handler chain ready to hook by script engines
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a clean interface for Sim broadcasts. Added SimBroadcast support to
ChatModule.
Removing all code from IRCBridgeModule dealing with agent/client directly.
Cleaning up ChatModule.
Polishing IRC messages, adding support for "/me" (both directions).
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however you can use it to help find out what scripts are causing your simulator to cry.
* Access it from the Estate tools/Debug tab.
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* Fixes returning objects when the object owner hasn't been in the simulator since the simulator started up last.
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finding out which region a new avatar was logging in to; the same problem
occurred when the client/avatar logged out. the reason was mani-fold:
- Scene.AddNewClient(...) would call SubscribeToClientEvents(client)
which would subscribe to all client events and then call
TriggerOnNewClient(...) BEFORE the ScenePresence object had even been
created and added. i've moved the TriggerOnNewClient() call to the
end of Scene.AddNewClient()
- Scene.AddNewClient(...) is called with child == true; a later call
to ScenePresence.MakeRootAgent() will turn child to false. When
OnNewClient is triggered, child is still true, causing IRCBridgeModule's
FindClientRegion to ignore the ScenePresence of the new avatar.
i've changed IRCBridgeModule to still use OnNewClient and also OnLogout
and OnConnectionClosed but only to signal that the avatar has logged on
(logged off respectively). to track whether an avatar has actually entered
a region i've added EventManager.OnMakeRootAgent (complementing
OnMakeChildAgent).
also, i've cleaned up the internal IRCModule code a bit. currently it
still uses IClientAPI.SendChatMessage() which replicates the code in
ChatModule, that needs to be changed to use TriggerOnChatFromWorld().
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ChatModule is now only doing in-world chat. IRCBridgeModule is only doing, well,
bridging chat to/from IRC. Both modules are now using a new OnChatFromWorld event
handler (which Scene.PacketHandler is feeding for chat from in-world instead of
going via the Interface method). This refactoring will allow us to easily add
other bridge modules (e.g., an XMPP bridge module).
there is still a bug in IRCBridgeModule (inherited from the old ChatModule)
where FindClientRegion does not really find the client region...
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* Concurrency issues are resolved because each object makes a memory-only copy of itself and backs up the copy.
* Because of the way this is done, the latest at the time of the backup gets backed up (no functionality change)
* You can move *thousands of objects at a time* and the sim doesn't freeze and wait for the backup to complete.
* This can be enhanced more by dedicating the thread as opposed to starting it when the backup process starts.
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the name of the contained class.
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*Moved OnSignificantClientMovement to where it is supposed to be - SceneEvents and not ScenePresence
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llTakeControls works now along with the 'release controls button'. llReleaseControls() works mostly :D.
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Theoretically.
* I've still got to test, it's still theoretical code :D. Good thing it isn't enabled by default!
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does not regenerate until you're dead!
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* Converted a large number of read-only fields to be actually, readonly.
* Reformatted code sections.
* Removed redundant code.
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with namespaces.
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to do a change-region first. Careful though. I still suggest you do a change-region first.
* Patch from Melanie to implement touch_end.
* Thanks XenReborn!. Thanks Melanie!
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(this took a while to run).
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* This fixes chi11ken's/OpenViewer's libsl cap issue.
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* Implements 'Teleport Home'
* User Server has to be updated for it to save your home in grid mode
* home position accuracy is in int because the grid comms ExpectUser method tries to convert to Uint and crashes if it gets a float. Added a convert to decimal in ExpectUser but to avoid a breaking change with old revisions, kept the save value in int for now. Eventually it needs to be a float, but lets release another incremental version before doing that.
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* Added license info to a few files it was missing from.
* Fleshed out the landbuy interfaces
* If you add '-helperuri http://127.0.0.1:9000/' to your list of parameters you tell the client to use when you start it up you can transfer ownership of parcels now in standalone. Structured gridmode requires a lot more work, see the documentation in the example money module. The example money module is not secure especially in standalone mode.
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* Several people have asked for a way to limit uploads, so I've decided to show people how to do this in the BetaGridLikeMoneyModule.
* Configure it in OpenSim.ini using the [Economy] header. See the bottom of the OpenSim.ini.example for more information.
* This also fleshes out the Economy API a bit more.
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* This patch removes voice code into a region module. This required the implementation of events and other code to allow region modules to register their own caps handlers, and should allow different voice module implementations.
* CAVEAT: This does not provide complete voice support, it merely provides the hooks so that it can be plugged in.
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