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--- Quote from: wizzlemanizzle on September 11, 2011, 03:32:12 PM ---gotoWebPage(FULL URL including http://);
I believe that is the function executed when you click a link in chat. hope this helps.
also placid, running a trace really is not a great way to find out how something is running, especially if you have RTB, where it spams the console at a rate of around 10 lines per second. I think google is a much less painful alternative.
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Tracing is fantastic, you should do it more often.
I always disable rtb when tracing.
Finding out specific blockland functions on google is not a great way to go.
infiniteLoop:
--- Quote from: wizzlemanizzle on September 11, 2011, 03:32:12 PM ---then find that it still does not always work.
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No, it always does work.
Placid:
--- Quote from: wizzlemanizzle on September 11, 2011, 03:32:12 PM ---also placid, running a trace really is not a great way to find out how something is running, especially if you have RTB, where it spams the console at a rate of around 10 lines per second. I think google garagegames is a much less painful alternative.
EDIT: if you are smart like nexus down there you will turn off RTB before tracing... then find that it still does not always work.
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um lol
tracing is just about the best way to find a function name if you don't have access to a forum you can post and wait 3 hours to see if anyone's answered.
wizzlemanizzle:
How about we stop bumping this topic telling me I am wrong, since I answered the question 4 posts ago and he said it worked...
I don't like to trace, it's as simple as that, it gives you far too much information to work with when you need to see what a SINGLE thing is. I.E. try doing a trace and then typing a message into the chat...
I would give the massive pile of garbage that explodes into the console, but its probably 10000 characters over the f*cking post limit.
Placid:
it gives you a message every time you type something in. big deal, go bottom to top. you'll find it better that way.