Poll

New set of feature's name? (read)

BLG Unite
7 (77.8%)
BLG Link
1 (11.1%)
Other (post)
1 (11.1%)

Total Members Voted: 9

Author Topic: BLG (Unite) Development  (Read 46118 times)

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>Better Idea

The code has been moved to my BitBucket repository. Private of course. Also, Brian is currently trying to add an app for BlockOS, like there is one of RTB, so that should ship in Alpha 1.

Still can't log in. :c

I'vs decided that version 2.0 will be mostly client additions/improvements, specifically the much wanted GUI system.

Alpha v0.1 won't be able to access the authentication API right now, doing some changes. Alpha v0.1.2 to fix will be out as soon as the code is done, which I'm doing right now. In case you're curious, I'm just rewriting some of the older part of the project's code (Meaning everything but the Device Manager) to be objective.
Are the CAPTCHAs interrupting the login, or did you just register with the wrong password?
wrong pass

Do you want me to just delete your account again, and you can remake it?

I just remembered that Brian had this exact problem. Just give me the URL to the profile and the ID.
http://forum.blockland.us/index.php?action=profile;u=36337

I'll PM you the ID

Sorry for the few days of nothing happening, had a small medical problem that turned out healing itself. I've done all of the add-on side work for the remote console, so I just have the wrapper left, which should take a day or three.

http://forum.blockland.us/index.php?action=profile;u=36337

I'll PM you the ID

Updated.

I setup BLG with BitBucket. Submit bugs for both the add-on and the website here. Alpha 1 is coming soon.

I did the Logo :) (Glass Did it for Moby! >.> Bullstuff moby took all the credit!)

I've been at work with the console. Apparently, Blockland doesn't support stdIn, and Java isn't very good at emulating key strokes to a specific process. I took a suggestion for Nullable, and instead the wrapper prints code to be executed into a temporary file, which is then read by the add-on. It's like passing a note in class. You can't talk with eachother directly, so you write a message, fold it up, and hand it to the other person to open. The next alpha should be expected tomorrow, with several bug fixes, improvements upon the Device Manager GUI, auto updater, server support, and remote console.

I did the Logo :) (Glass Did it for Moby! >.> Bullstuff moby took all the credit!)
Who are you and why are you using my previous avatar?

I've been at work with the console. Apparently, Blockland doesn't support stdIn, and Java isn't very good at emulating key strokes to a specific process. I took a suggestion for Nullable, and instead the wrapper prints code to be executed into a temporary file, which is then read by the add-on. It's like passing a note in class. You can't talk with eachother directly, so you write a message, fold it up, and hand it to the other person to open. The next alpha should be expected tomorrow, with several bug fixes, improvements upon the Device Manager GUI, auto updater, server support, and remote console.
Wow, you're actually catching up.

Yeah, I feel like I actually know stuff now.

I've been at work with the console. Apparently, Blockland doesn't support stdIn, and Java isn't very good at emulating key strokes to a specific process. I took a suggestion for Nullable, and instead the wrapper prints code to be executed into a temporary file, which is then read by the add-on. It's like passing a note in class. You can't talk with eachother directly, so you write a message, fold it up, and hand it to the other person to open. The next alpha should be expected tomorrow, with several bug fixes, improvements upon the Device Manager GUI, auto updater, server support, and remote console.
Who are you and why are you using my previous avatar?
Its me Glass. Plus. I been using this avatar for multiple things over the last Year.

the wrapper prints code to be executed into a temporary file, which is then read by the add-on.
This is the wrong approach but I won't tell you the better approach.