00:02:52 -!- bmh has quit [Quit: bmh] 00:09:17 -!- sorear has quit [Read error: Connection reset by peer] 00:09:43 -!- sorear has joined ##crawl-dev 00:10:15 -!- Siber has quit [Quit: Whoa! Partial hit!] 00:17:37 -!- Siber has joined ##crawl-dev 00:19:46 -!- eith has quit [Ping timeout: 276 seconds] 00:23:57 macro_dir setting ignored (https://crawl.develz.org/mantis/view.php?id=1183) by Artis 00:25:42 "lol" 00:26:17 -!- TGWi has joined ##crawl-dev 00:26:20 -!- tinymouse has joined ##crawl-dev 00:26:25 due: here? 00:26:28 I need some magic 00:26:30 where is MAX_PIETY defined? can't seem to find it 00:26:40 tinymouse: defines.h, probably 00:26:47 hallo 00:26:55 TGWi: hi, yes? 00:27:00 tinymouse: religion.h 00:27:06 a way to autoinscribe every potion with its own name? 00:27:10 persson@persson:~/Documents/packages/crawl-ref/crawl-ref/source$ grep MAX_PIETY *.h 00:27:13 religion.h:#define MAX_PIETY 200 00:27:15 religion.h:#define HALF_MAX_PIETY (MAX_PIETY / 2) 00:27:23 TGWi: I've no idea what that means. 00:27:32 due: can you think of one? 00:27:48 I'm trying to solve mummy curses 00:27:52 Like scrolls? 00:27:56 thanks dunno why grep failed to find it 00:28:01 nonono, like for my rcfile 00:28:10 No, I mean, you want it done like scrolls? 00:28:24 so a cloudy orange potion or whatever would be inscribed with {cloudy orange potion} 00:28:26 or something 00:28:33 Hm 00:28:44 something unique that I can identify the potion with 00:28:48 so that if it changes types, I can tell 00:28:54 hm 00:28:56 due: trove wants wand of fire (16) :P 00:29:09 greensnark: Complain to dpeg, he wrote all of the values. 00:29:14 Is fire (16) even possible? 00:29:18 I told him to double check values. >:| 00:29:20 is that a 16 charge wand of fire, or 16 wands of fire? 00:29:20 greensnark: impossible troves are fun! 00:29:28 make it ask for a shadow dragon armour 00:29:59 TGWi: I could, you know. :) 00:30:04 :D 00:30:08 Item info says 15 is max charge 00:30:10 greensnark: I should make it cumulative, to be honest. 00:30:21 He probably meant to make 15 max then. 00:30:29 quadruple sword as well 00:30:35 All the stuff is in trove.des 00:31:10 Oh,, I never finished my plan to give each portal vault its own namespace. 00:32:22 i've got the icy envelope mutation but it's not very useful or consistent. first of all im a fire elementalist and every spell makes it dissipate. even conjure flame 00:32:33 03due * r91638ee8e362 10/crawl-ref/source/dat/des/portals/trove.des: Maximum charges of wands is 15, not 16. (greensnark) 00:32:50 greensnark: Fixedish. 00:32:54 but makhleb lesser destruction (flame) doesn't make it dissipate 00:33:11 due: Thanks <3 00:33:24 greensnark: CAO or trunk? :) 00:33:53 rc4 00:34:08 Ah 00:34:23 It can go intio 0.6.1 then :) 00:39:16 -!- pointless_ has quit [Ping timeout: 245 seconds] 00:42:15 -!- ortoslon has joined ##crawl-dev 00:46:02 -!- TGWi has left ##crawl-dev 00:48:24 -!- tinymouse has quit [Ping timeout: 252 seconds] 01:37:48 -!- ortoslon has quit [Read error: No route to host] 01:42:46 -!- Zaba has quit [Ping timeout: 260 seconds] 02:02:37 -!- Cryp71c_ has joined ##crawl-dev 02:03:59 -!- Cryp71c has quit [Read error: Connection reset by peer] 02:09:58 !seen by 02:09:58 I last saw by at Sat Mar 27 21:13:24 2010 UTC (9h 56m 34s ago) quitting with message Quit: Lost terminal. 02:37:06 G^V8 is broken 02:38:18 Does a bug which has the potential to kill you count as "major" 02:42:59 i never knew that was supposed to work 02:43:05 i've always used GV8^ 02:43:24 the prompt messages do imply that it should work though 02:44:28 G^V\n seems to work correctly 02:48:07 sorear: most likely 02:50:10 so who do I get to thank for the v8 overhaul 02:50:19 this is my first time getting this far since subvaults 02:51:30 Enne and Mu, basically 03:02:04 -!- ogaz has quit [Remote host closed the connection] 03:03:37 why is this hill giant coloured purple? scared the hell out of me thinking it was a titan 03:04:12 there's no vault around or anything 03:04:55 that is odd 03:05:13 I saw lightgrey orc warriors earlier too 03:05:48 O_o 03:14:53 Elyvilon ^! text s too long (https://crawl.develz.org/mantis/view.php?id=1184) by Cab 03:15:34 -!- syllogism has joined ##crawl-dev 03:21:11 -!- by has joined ##crawl-dev 03:21:25 good morning 03:21:30 hey by 03:22:21 good middle of the night 03:24:08 doy: is how macros are supposed to work documented anywhere? 03:24:40 by: in clua/macro.lua 03:24:49 vaguely anyway 03:25:34 really should be added to the main lua documentation 03:25:58 gearset.lua uses the coroutine stuff to handle changing multiple pieces of armour at once 03:26:05 which one should we rename, key macros or lua macros? 03:26:08 so it's potentially broken at the moment too 03:26:10 hmmm? 03:26:34 I find it confusing that 'z -> Z*' is a macro, but so is a lua function 03:27:04 well 03:27:04 but maybe it makes sense for those to be called the same? both give a list of keys? 03:27:18 well, lua macros can do things other than give a list of keys 03:27:37 i think they're named the same because they go through the same interface of "bind something to a keypress" 03:27:51 but if you want to rename something, nobody actually uses lua macros 03:27:57 so that's probably the safe one 03:28:18 autofight does, too, but it doesn't do the yielding 03:28:40 ah, it calls process_keys manually 03:28:45 is that new? 03:28:54 no idea, it's what worked for me 03:28:58 wel 03:28:59 l 03:29:03 maybe due to buginess in sendkeys :) 03:29:16 autofight doesn't do multi-turn things, does it? 03:29:28 you press a key for each action? 03:29:29 right 03:29:35 yeah, so it doesn't need to 03:29:58 the yielding is if you want a macro to take multiple actions 03:30:01 yes 03:30:46 what is the difference between send_keys and process_keys anyway 03:31:42 ah, process_keys actually runs the command itself? 03:31:48 that actually functions properly? 03:31:57 apparently 03:32:23 that seems really odd 03:33:06 -!- purge has quit [Ping timeout: 248 seconds] 03:33:37 i mean, isn't that bypassing the entire rest of _input? 03:33:46 if you call process_keys multiple times from a macro? 03:34:09 oh, i guess it only lets you call it once 03:34:25 huh 03:34:29 seems fragile, anyway 03:34:31 oops, mantis "branches" renamed too 03:34:31 yes 03:34:46 moin guys! 03:36:35 the delay/macro/repeat code is really one of the grossest parts of the code 03:37:39 hmm 03:37:45 character dumps seem broken 03:37:59 sorear: how so? 03:38:02 I press # and the game goes into an infinite loop 03:38:06 reproducability: always 03:38:15 server-specific? 03:38:18 definitely used to work on cdo, maybe a cao problem? 03:38:26 Napkin: unknown 03:38:32 will try, 1s 03:38:58 In the mean time, would somebody with cao bits please copy my save 03:39:05 also, there have been several irc bug reports that really should make it to mantis 03:39:10 lately 03:39:13 sorear: !copysave ? 03:39:59 works on CDO with trunk & stable 03:40:14 works in 0.6rc-4 too 03:40:30 oh, sorry, yes, 0.6rc-4 & stable 03:40:36 my game is not trunk yet 03:42:36 i pulled 96cc1cbc2d into 0.6... thinking back on it, it may have been a good idea to actually get that tested under dgl before releasing with it 03:42:41 not sure if it's related though 03:49:01 omg.. the release brought 80k hits on the website yesterday! 03:49:18 we're past the half a million hits now :-O 03:49:35 congratulations! 03:50:49 -!- ais523 has quit [] 03:51:40 nice(: 03:53:21 18343 unique visitors, 44404 visits, 288664 pages, 526743 hits (!), 39.88gb bandwidth used - checked at 1am UTC 03:54:31 since when? 03:55:20 Argh 03:55:34 march stats, doy 03:55:36 "Invalid form security token" 03:55:41 oh, nice 03:55:50 we're popular 03:55:56 sorear: get a real browser 03:56:05 nah, you're just don't use http caching :) 03:56:06 d: 03:58:10 we're at 1311129 hits if we consider grabbers & robots 04:00:08 Character dump loops (https://crawl.develz.org/mantis/view.php?id=1185) by sorear 04:03:04 someone told me yesterday that dungeon crawl's release was announced on one of the biggest russian linux news websites 04:03:38 he recognized by name back from the time when I still played tremulous ;) 04:04:13 russia became second place in source of visitors over night 04:04:25 is anyone around here from russia? 04:04:29 us, gb, de, ..., ru previously 04:04:31 i can't think of anyone 04:04:41 not it's us, ru, gb, de, ... 04:04:46 Zaba is 04:04:48 "here" being crawl irc channels 04:06:01 b0rsuk is from poland, close enough? 04:08:54 -!- purge has joined ##crawl-dev 04:14:47 (11:13:55) Alex Kiriuhka: http://www.linux.org.ru/news/games/4705751 04:14:47 (11:14:24) Alex Kiriuhka: It seems like one of the biggest russian linux related sites 04:19:50 http://www.online-translator.com/text.asp is a decent online russian translator 04:20:20 the first comment is hilarious :-D 04:28:31 It as in a joke "either a dagger remove, or pants put on". 04:28:32 what 04:29:38 makes sense imo 04:45:31 hmm, it seems they are talking a lot of computer-lingo. http://translate.google.com/ is better with that 04:46:09 "why was it written in C? This is stupidity, masochism or mockery to assemble?" :D 04:48:05 ah, yeah, i saw someone mentioning pygame in the other translation, but couldn't figure out the context 04:48:09 (: 04:51:01 I have one I can not understand --- why was it written on Sea? This is stupidity, masochism, or a mockery of those wishing to collect? 04:51:07 (: 04:51:51 I didn't know crawl was being written on sea 04:51:59 secret sea base? 04:52:45 Gui to rogue-like - is evil. Так как либо нужна тру-игра в консоли, либо красивый гуй (чем ни один из них похвастаться не может). As a need labor-game console, or a beautiful kuei (as none of them can not boast). 04:52:51 Это как в анекдоте "или крестик сними, или трусы надень". It's like a joke "or a cross to take off or put on your pants. 04:52:55 this makes a bit more sense too 04:52:57 (: 04:54:45 I think the moral of this story is that machine translation doesn't work very well 04:59:07 -!- ortoslon has joined ##crawl-dev 04:59:47 on the contrary, it works suprisingly well. It's just human communication that's so strange 05:00:39 it works way better than a human with a dictionary would if that human hasn't lots of experience with that language :) 05:21:03 Adeon: doy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principality_of_Sealand 05:21:17 Someone should commit from there. Would be awesome. 05:22:11 bhaak: What do you mean by better? 05:31:00 ixtli: have you ever tried to translate a text word-by-word without knowing anything about the grammar? you might grasp some of the content but chances are you'll fail completely. Machine translation programs OTOH don't understand the text, not a single bit of it, but they only translate it with knowledge of the grammar and word meaning. But for that, the results are surprisingly good. 05:31:52 software translators often know alot more language specific phrases. and many can compensate for typos. 2 things which make it much more difficult for a newbie with a dictionary ;) 05:31:54 ixtli: for a human to be better than the translation programs, you usually need quite a bit of training 05:32:43 It depends on what you mean by better. Humans can grasp context and they need a surprisingly basic understanding of a languages grammar to be able to muddle through and create an OK translation. 05:33:03 This is especially true when the language is more closely related to one they already know. 05:33:54 Also, we're not considering the availability of grammar dictionaries, I assume. 05:34:16 Napkin: Typos are always hard though :( 05:34:45 I've been speaking japanese for six years now and I'd only be able to catch a very, very small subset of typos. 05:34:55 But that might be specific to japanese since you can effectively write whatever you want. 05:35:15 you should try Latin grammar 05:35:23 you can almost just stick the words in any order you want 05:35:24 Or a shovel to the face. 05:35:26 funny are people that use abbreviations a lot 05:35:46 spanish people often use "pk" for "porque" 05:35:48 felirx: That's almost like Japanese, until you want to sound natural in the language. 05:53:57 -!- murphy_slaw has joined ##crawl-dev 05:55:33 -!- murphy_slaw has quit [Client Quit] 06:10:05 Um, I keep randomly jumping about in the Lair. 06:15:54 -!- Mu_ has joined ##crawl-dev 06:18:20 ? 06:18:48 I don't know, I don't hit a key and then suddenly I've walked into the mniddle of a bunch of enemies. 06:19:42 autoexplore with travel_delay -1? 06:20:16 lag + teleportitis? 06:21:24 purge: Default on CAO. 06:21:31 But I'm in the middle of fighting. 06:21:38 And no teleportitis. 06:48:29 travel_stoppers.txt aka runrest_messages.txt missing and teleportation traps? 06:51:40 those changes aren't in 0.6 06:51:48 oh, right 06:58:18 -!- jld has quit [Read error: Operation timed out] 07:14:00 greensnark: <3 <# <3 <3 <3 07:19:14 rax: Happy to help :) 07:20:23 The new ugly things pretty much obsolete the Alter Self spell entirely :P 07:20:37 I've been wallowing in mutagenic chunks :P 07:29:26 -!- by has quit [Ping timeout: 276 seconds] 07:29:45 -!- ortoslon has quit [Quit: Leaving.] 07:43:27 -!- by has joined ##crawl-dev 07:47:20 -!- Textmode has joined ##crawl-dev 07:47:59 morning all 07:49:59 -!- jld has joined ##crawl-dev 07:55:18 !lm rune=barnacled 07:55:19 joosa: You have 1 message. Use !messages to read it. 07:55:19 1. [2010-02-06] joosa the Backstabber (L17 SpSt) found a barnacled rune of Zot on turn 52350. (Shoals:5) 07:55:24 !messages 07:55:25 (1/1) greensnark said (11h 13m 13s ago): <3 rhf spectate code 07:58:46 Textmode: Heya :) 07:59:12 heya ixtli 07:59:25 How ya been? 07:59:38 Were you the one that wanted to port to the little chinese handheld thingy? 08:04:02 yeah, though my list is a tab painfully long atm, so I'm not sure when I can get back to that :/ 08:05:52 woah - lot of fresh meat in ##crawl, huh? 08:07:03 -!- ortoslon has joined ##crawl-dev 08:09:59 by: I've been getting the following warning: tool/tile_list_processor.cc:532: warning: format ‘%d’ expects type ‘int’, but argument 5 has type ‘size_t’ 08:10:10 by: I think this patch fixes it http://sprunge.us/JCiN 08:17:33 better, ortoslon? 08:18:53 ? 08:19:51 my frequent nudges may give the impression that i'm playing crawl all the time. this impression is false :) 08:20:28 hehe 08:20:35 i meant about the topic in ##crawl 08:22:05 what's about the topic in ##crawl? i'm confused 08:23:04 -!- st_ has quit [] 08:27:22 ?? cao 08:27:22 cao[1/1]: http://crawl.akrasiac.org/ or crawl.akrasiac.org ssh port 22 ssh-username:joshua ssh-password: joshua. Runs the latest stable release, Zot Defense, and robotfindskitten. Further information on the website and ??putty entries for Windows users. 08:27:24 !learn edit cao[1] s/^/Main Crawl server, located in Texas\/USA,\ / 08:27:24 cao[1/1]: Main Crawl server, located in Texas\/USA,\ http://crawl.akrasiac.org/ or crawl.akrasiac.org ssh port 22 ssh-username:joshua ssh-password: joshua. Runs the latest stable release, Zot Defense, and robotfindskitten. Further information on the website and ??putty entries for Windows users. 08:27:43 !learn edit cao[1] s/\// 08:27:43 cao[1/1]: Main Crawl server, located in Texas\USA,\ http://crawl.akrasiac.org/ or crawl.akrasiac.org ssh port 22 ssh-username:joshua ssh-password: joshua. Runs the latest stable release, Zot Defense, and robotfindskitten. Further information on the website and ??putty entries for Windows users. 08:27:53 arg... 08:28:05 !learn edit cao[1] s/\\// 08:28:05 No change because the regex failed to match. 08:28:09 -!- by has quit [Read error: Connection reset by peer] 08:28:22 how does escaping work for henzell? 08:28:31 -!- by has joined ##crawl-dev 08:28:40 you reminded me to mention rhf in the topic, ortoslon.. didn't you? 08:28:59 ??rhf 08:28:59 rhf[1/1]: New finnish server. ssh rl@rl.heh.fi. No password. 08:29:06 nno 08:29:25 oh.. sorry then, must have mistaken you with someone :-$ 08:30:01 !learn edit cao[1] s/\U/U/ 08:30:02 No change! 08:30:09 !learn edit cao[1] s/\\U/U/ 08:30:09 cao[1/1]: Main Crawl server, located in TexasUSA,\ http://crawl.akrasiac.org/ or crawl.akrasiac.org ssh port 22 ssh-username:joshua ssh-password: joshua. Runs the latest stable release, Zot Defense, and robotfindskitten. Further information on the website and ??putty entries for Windows users. 08:30:16 !learn edit cao[1] s/\\ // 08:30:17 cao[1/1]: Main Crawl server, located in TexasUSA,http://crawl.akrasiac.org/ or crawl.akrasiac.org ssh port 22 ssh-username:joshua ssh-password: joshua. Runs the latest stable release, Zot Defense, and robotfindskitten. Further information on the website and ??putty entries for Windows users. 08:30:17 !learn edit cao[1] s/.*/Main Crawl server, located in Texas/USA, http://crawl.akrasiac.org/ or crawl.akrasiac.org ssh port 22 ssh-username:joshua ssh-password: joshua. Runs the latest stable release, Zot Defense, and robotfindskitten. Further information on the website and ??putty entries for Windows users./ 08:30:17 Syntax is: !learn edit TERM[NUM] s/REGEX/REPLACE/opts 08:30:52 !learn edit cao[1] s/Texas/Texas / 08:30:53 cao[1/1]: Main Crawl server, located in Texas USA,http://crawl.akrasiac.org/ or crawl.akrasiac.org ssh port 22 ssh-username:joshua ssh-password: joshua. Runs the latest stable release, Zot Defense, and robotfindskitten. Further information on the website and ??putty entries for Windows users. 08:31:04 !learn edit cao[1] s/USA,/USA, / 08:31:04 cao[1/1]: Main Crawl server, located in Texas USA, http://crawl.akrasiac.org/ or crawl.akrasiac.org ssh port 22 ssh-username:joshua ssh-password: joshua. Runs the latest stable release, Zot Defense, and robotfindskitten. Further information on the website and ??putty entries for Windows users. 08:31:13 yaaay 08:31:17 good enough ;) 08:31:44 -!- bmh has joined ##crawl-dev 08:31:47 CAO is located in Texas.. right, rax? 08:31:55 good morning! 08:32:07 * bmh is really excited about some of the things in the 0.7 plan 08:32:07 Morning bmh :) 08:32:17 Napkin: No, it's in Boston, MA. 08:32:25 Who said it was in Texas? 08:32:39 bmh: which? 08:32:40 -!- eith has joined ##crawl-dev 08:32:45 !learn edit cao[1] s/Texas/Boston, MA./ 08:32:45 cao[1/1]: Main Crawl server, located in Boston, MA. USA, http://crawl.akrasiac.org/ or crawl.akrasiac.org ssh port 22 ssh-username:joshua ssh-password: joshua. Runs the latest stable release, Zot Defense, and robotfindskitten. Further information on the website and ??putty entries for Windows users. 08:32:48 rax: How many of 'us' are in Boston? We should throw a crawl party ;-) 08:32:58 ortosion: The XP overhaul for starters 08:33:02 bmh: We've had a couple in the past! Last summer some extra people were in town. 08:33:05 probably noone, i just got confused, rax :-$ 08:33:18 I'm leaving in May, actually, but I'd be up for a Crawl thing once my thesis is done. 08:33:21 Napkin: It's OK :) 08:33:27 :) 08:33:43 everybody fine with the new topic in ##crawl? 08:33:46 I also like the Slime branch discussions 08:34:30 growing walls + acidic walls would be great fun 08:34:58 Works by me. 08:41:57 I noticed a section on the wiki on plant monsters -- is it pretty sure that some of that will make it into trunk? 08:43:42 probably - the mature the ideas are the more likely 08:45:06 How 'bout this: Fruit trees, they hide amongst normal 7's and hurl rotten fruit at the player 08:50:20 Should there be a chance that fire could become self-sustaining? 09:19:18 Using a scroll of recharging on a fully charged wand should identify the number of charges (https://crawl.develz.org/mantis/view.php?id=1186) by MarvintheParanoidAndroid 09:28:56 sorear: Around? This patch silences a warning I've been getting about format strings http://sprunge.us/JCiN 09:30:04 !lg * 0.6 s=br 09:30:17 995 games for * (0.6): 963x D, 13x Lair, 8x Orc, 4x Snake, 2x Shoals, 1x Swamp, 1x Slime, 1x Hive, 1x Crypt, 1x Vault 09:30:35 Well, at least Shoals isn't dead last :P 09:30:41 But look at Snake go 09:30:46 * greensnark is jealous of Snake. 09:31:09 !lg * 0.6 Snake s=ckiller 09:31:09 4 games for * (0.6 Snake): 2x an anaconda, 1x a greater naga, 1x Norris 09:31:20 !lg * 0.6 Shoals s=ckiller 09:31:21 2 games for * (0.6 Shoals): 1x a snapping turtle, 1x a merfolk aquamancer 09:31:31 GO TEAM TURTLE 09:32:17 !lg * 0.6 killer=uniq s=killer 09:32:18 121 games for * (0.6 killer=uniq): 26x Sigmund, 15x Crazy Yiuf, 14x Terence, 11x Ijyb, 10x Duvessa, 9x Prince Ribbit, 8x Blork the orc, 7x Jessica, 4x Edmund, 3x Menkaure, 2x Dowan, 2x Nikola, 2x Rupert, 1x Erica, 1x Joseph, 1x Urug, 1x Psyche, 1x Pikel, 1x Purgy, 1x Grum, the merfolk, 1x Norris 09:32:34 Can we un-nerf Jessica :P 09:33:08 @??Jessica 09:33:08 Jessica (15@) | Speed: 10 | HD: 1 | Health: 10 | AC/EV: 0/10 | Damage: 5 | Flags: evil, spellcaster | Res: 06magic(4) | Chunks: 07contaminated | XP: 25 | Sp: pain, slow, haste, blink. 09:33:15 is there any need for crawl.process_command? 09:33:17 Should give her magic dart back 09:33:37 nothing included with crawl seems to use it 09:34:24 It was meant for Lua macros to send keys to Crawl and tell Crawl to process those keys 09:34:49 Rather hacky, and nothing uses it, so we can throw it out and do it better 09:35:19 there's also sendkeys however, that seems to be able to do the same 09:35:45 sendkeys just pushes the keys into Crawl's keyboard buffer 09:36:02 The macro can call sendkeys and return, but it cannot regan control after the sendkeys 09:36:20 The sequence is sendkeys(stuff) -> process_command -> macro regains control 09:36:44 I wanted to avoid recursively calling the input handling loop, because that was very fragile at the time 09:36:59 I thought it was sendkeys(stuff), yield, regain control 09:37:16 that's the part the doy reported not working 09:37:28 Just yielding won't make Crawl process keyboard input 09:37:32 s/the doy/that doy/ 09:37:42 Because it will see that the macro delay is active 09:38:13 by: I didn't use !tell earlier, but I've been getting the following warning: tool/tile_list_processor.cc:532: warning: format ‘%d’ expects type ‘int’, but argument 5 has type ‘size_t’. I think http://sprunge.us/JCiN should fix it. Take a look whenever you've got time, as it's pretty tiny. 09:38:32 ixtli: kind of occupied with something else currently 09:38:38 So if we're including yield in the picture the sequence becomes sendkeys -> process_command -> yield -> regain control 09:38:40 np :) 09:38:51 greensnark: ah, maybe you mean process_keys, not process_command 09:39:41 I was trying to figure out what DELAY_MACRO_PROCESS_KEY is used for 09:41:08 Hm, process_keys does make process_command seem unnecessary 09:42:07 ok, I'll experiment a bit 09:42:38 do you see a problem with allowing code like the one doy posted in #1181 to work? 09:43:18 That isn't the right sequence 09:43:36 yielding true tells Crawl that the macro is still active, and that Crawl should just run world time 09:43:58 Specifically Crawl will not process keys sent by sendkeys 09:45:41 gearset.lua also seems to not use process_whatever 09:47:29 gearset.lua doesn't send raw keys 09:47:59 ah 09:48:06 I put in the process keys things only as an intermediate step; ideally we'll expose all commands via Lua apis 09:48:16 gearset uses api calls to remove/wear stuff 09:48:27 gearset is obsolete anyway, given the melding changes 09:51:17 How do I sign wiki posts? 09:56:25 -!- pointless_ has joined ##crawl-dev 09:59:31 Get rid of unforseeable monster double-attack (https://crawl.develz.org/mantis/view.php?id=1187) by wesleyshaver 10:00:16 heh 10:01:23 severity: major 10:01:26 lol 10:05:01 -!- Cryp71c_ has quit [Quit: Leaving] 10:12:58 -!- st has joined ##crawl-dev 10:34:38 The monster double-attack is like the perfect thing to blame all Crawl deaths on :P 10:35:03 syllogism: Did you see God of Evil Cows' whine on SA? :P 10:35:34 "I still hate the random bullshit monster double attacks though. That's just fucking stupid and should be removed." 10:39:07 yes 10:39:40 "I think I'll play 0.52 for armor guys and 0.6 for others... " 10:50:16 -!- bmh has quit [Ping timeout: 276 seconds] 11:03:38 greensnark: ok, seems doy's bug report is bogus; with process_keys, it works as expected 11:06:30 is the OG17 that replied on #1187 the same that has been behaving more or less responsibly on the wiki? 11:07:31 sure 11:07:45 03by * r8d072912c460 10/crawl-ref/source/ (macro.cc macro.h): Remove unused insert_macro_into_buff. 11:07:47 03by * r28435fe67ad0 10/crawl-ref/source/directn.cc: Fix previous command repeat for targetted spells. 11:07:48 03by * rdd0a93eb586f 10/crawl-ref/source/macro.cc: Don't expand macros when one has already been expanded. 11:07:49 funny, sounds like a troll 11:07:49 03by * r9ff5ce4ef0f9 10/crawl-ref/source/ (macro.cc macro.h): Remove a lot of unused key_recorder stuff. 11:07:50 03by * rf70360de5b65 10/crawl-ref/source/ (macro.cc macro.h): Change key recorder to get unexpanded keys. 11:11:07 ironically his title on SA is "IF I AM TROLLING REPORT ME!" 11:12:07 I don't mind trolls at all; I'm just disinclined to take them seriously if they troll often 11:12:36 he isn't trolling though, he is just being blunt 11:12:56 OG17 or Cows? 11:13:23 og17 11:13:26 OG17 is definitely whining on the tracker :P 11:13:36 whining isn't trolling :P 11:13:44 "Nobody paid attention to me whining last time I did" is rather amusing 11:14:41 I am still semi-concerned about heavy armour balance in early game 11:14:53 I should try out a few HuFi 11:15:15 you know, every time I see a Giant Eyeball, I long for a nethack crossover to get me a blindfold 11:16:06 eyeballs are <3 11:16:17 "Don't even TRY to resist!" 11:16:33 Unlike NH where you have to go jump into the floating eye's embrace yourself :P 11:16:42 Crawl saves you all the hard work 11:16:53 The giant eyeball is totally more proactive than the lame floating eye 11:16:58 you can resist golden eyes though :~( 11:17:07 they do come in groups, however 11:17:31 what's this weird `enter` button (ascii 3) 11:17:37 ? 11:18:29 it is supposedly right next to the numpad on most keyboards 11:18:41 ASCII 3 is ^C, not enter 11:18:58 If his enter is sending ^C, something's wrong with his setup :P 11:19:10 is this the mac guy 11:19:13 Keycode 3 I mean 11:19:17 syllogism: yes 11:19:23 Mac guy? 11:19:43 unfortunately, I don't have a mac with full keyboard 11:20:03 I'm pretty sure Macs don't go around sending ^C for Enter :P 11:20:22 they distinguish between "enter" and "return" 11:20:32 They do? 11:21:02 this was a due "they" -- the reporter, not mac people in general 11:23:37 maybe it's the strange "overlined caret" key that behaves like enter/return? 11:24:18 aha, that's \{3} in mac tiles, but not console 11:24:51 by: You see the problem too? 11:25:05 Did the bug report mention tiles? :p 11:25:09 it's not a problem, but yes 11:25:17 I think the tiles field is filled out 11:25:28 that key sends ctrl-C in tiles 11:25:58 Keypad enter sends ^C in tiles? 11:26:05 That is weird :P 11:26:38 on my macbook, there's a key right next to the arrow keys that behaves like this 11:26:47 the same symbol is also on the enter key 11:27:22 Hm, how do you make autoexplore stop after traveling to a previously unvisited heap? 11:28:08 I'm pretty annoyed with the autoexplore changes in 0.6 overall 11:28:42 it has to do with explore_stop 11:29:28 If there's an option to stop for this case, it's not documented 11:29:35 * greensnark feels a strong urge to kick zelgadis. 11:29:35