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compiled in DEBUG mode)... Its ugly and even requires a separate thread to track the treads, but it will be very valuable in debugging.
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This patch implements the llSendRemoteData command and fixes mantis 552,
and possibly 586.
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300 msecs can be too slow and cause a timeout to occur. This is reported when
llHTTPRequest times out but may not be reported for other functions like
osSetDynamicTextureURL. This sets the time out to 30 seconds. It appears
that the value affects not just llHTTPRequest's.
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* shortened references
* Removed redundant 'this'
* Normalized EOF
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* Removed unchecked TryParse, replaced with Parse as we were not checking for success and could lead to weirdness if an exception is ignored.
* Removed unused variable m_newAvatar
* Removed several unused try{}catch(Exception e){}'s.
* Added null assignment in simpleapp to prevent warning.
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This patch implements the llHttpRequest function via a region module,
HttpScriptsRequest. There were bits and peices in LSLLong_cmd_handler,
which I moved into the region module, and just check for completed
requests and dispatch the http_response callback event instead.
works for me as of r2674
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* Shortened type references
* Removed redundant 'this' qualifier
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* 'remove redundant this qualifier' ftw
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Some more modules templates classes (hoping that someone will pick some of these and work on implementing them).
Early version of the "Dynamic Texture Module", although currently there are no render modules included (so not really functional without them).
Added osSetDynamicTextureURL script function, for attaching a dynamic texture to a prim.
Some work on the console command handling. Added "change-region <regionname>" and "exit-region" so that after the use of change-region, the commands entered will apply to that region only. Then use exit-region to return to the top level (so commands then function as they did before and either apply to all regions or to the first region) (Note: this hasn't been tested very much)
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