Do you think I could just leave this part blank and it'd be okay? We're just going to replace the whole thing with a header image anyway, right?
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Alright, so I'm rather certain everybody uses Capasha's file to check on the EE protocol.
Obviously, Capasha is but one person which has a life and doesn't spent every second to update that file when a new update comes out.
Now I know from Capasha that he inspects the source to decipher the protocol, I doubt that any of you guys do that, and I don't blame you.
Long story short:
I made a little tool in which you do the following:
• You login and join a room;
• The guest starts tracking every message and displays it in the program;
• Inside the program you can then choose a message type, pick a version/revision (Marked by a number and h:m:s timestamp) and you can see all the objects held inside that message;
• Then just scroll through all of the separate objects and view it's contents in the last block.
Screenshot:
Don't forget you can use this tool to help update Capasha's file!
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I like it. Good to use when new messages comes. But I need to look at the as3 code in EE to see what it does anyway.
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I like it. Good to use when new messages comes. But I need to look at the as3 code in EE to see what it does anyway.
I do agree that the source is way more useful, but I would personally say this tool is much faster to check where certain things are when they moved from their old position.
But glad to hear you like it.
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You should also use
https://bitbucket.org/capasha/eeinformation/src
The other link is going to link to an outdated EEInformation link.
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hxxps://bitbucket.org/capasha/eeinformation/src
hxxps://
hxxps
xx
New protocol confirmed!
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capasha wrote:hxxps://bitbucket.org/capasha/eeinformation/src
capasha wrote:hxxps://
capasha wrote:hxxps
capasha wrote:xx
New protocol confirmed!
I wrote it like that so it doesn't write it to a link. But now when I'm remember code doesn't make them to links.
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Are message bots REALLY useful??
Are message bots REALLY useful??
Well, I made just one, and if the protocol changed and just need to quickly look up where everything MOVED to (so no need to look and understand new stuff), I'd say this method would be relatively quick and easy.
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Are message bots REALLY useful??
Extremely useful when you develop / test a bot.
I really like it den3107
Everybody edits, but some edit more than others
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Den, you might wanna add the option to ignore certain message types. The useful messages will get washed out if you have 20 players bouncing around and chatting.
One bot to rule them all, one bot to find them. One bot to bring them all... and with this cliché blind them.
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Den, you might wanna add the option to ignore certain message types. The useful messages will get washed out if you have 20 players bouncing around and chatting.
The message types are ordered alphabetically in a single list, choosing one of those TYPES will bring all ACTUAL messages of that type, meaning message types won't get flushed out, just maybe their revision, but as long as you roughly know the timestamp (could add miliseconds, but nobody keeps track of that) you should be fine in finding the message you're interested in.
Besides, your selection doesn't change when new message(type)s are added/discovered.
EDIT: as you could see in the screenshot, there were 2 say versions, yet say popped up only once in the first column.
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two thoughts:
1. Awesome m8
2. OCD people might want some padding so the times are 0h:0m:0s
3. does the bot save what messages are there so changing tabs is awesome and legit?if so 10/10 m8
1. Thanks, anybody could've done it though.
2. Sure, can add that when I have some other stuff to add.
3a. If you mean that when you disconnect and connect again (optionally to a different room), then yes, the messages don't get thrown away when you disconnect or connect.
3b. If you mean between running the application, then no. Nothing is saved, when you close the program, everything is lost.
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well, I didn't mean either of those
but I think your 3a answers my question anywayI didn't know if I switched message types if the "cache" would clear.
nice
I basically got a dictionairy containing of a string (message type) and a list (containing all messages), it's that easy to implement, might kinda get out of hand with ram though, haven't tried it out on a busy room yet.
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Would be nice if the tool was sending init2, so I could read from the message add and stuff.
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Added the padding (screenshot not updated) and the init2 message, though I don't remember it really doing anything, as I've never used it...
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