TM Distributed Gump Control

[TMSTKSBK]

- TM DCC 1.0 / TM GS 0.1a (core test)

for RunUO 1.0

Greets. This is the latest invention of mine. With some help from notable others:

A_Li_N - design & implementation ideas
Phantom - Putting me on the right track
TheOutkastDev - giving me the correct class to call

This system is pretty small. It's integral to TMSS 3.0 in another form (with more options, heh). This system is expandable, and you can add any functions you like to it. Read the comment in the file to know more.

What is this:

This is a distributed control center for systems. Distributed reflects its ability to be released separately, and at different times, and still work.

How to use it:

You use it by creating a "plugin". The details of this are outlined in the file. The file is pretty generic. You can modify it to be more custom if you like.

When to use:

Use this when you have a large system and you don't want to release "replace file x with this" type patches all the time. Just release a new plugin, which will be dynamically added to the list.

Difficulty of use: High -- need to have a working knowledge of interfaces, gumps, and response code.
Rewards for use: High -- allows you to create new gumps in half the time, and base them off a template easily.


Look forward to the initial release of TM GS (Gump Skins) within a few months

Version: 1.0


Changelog:
11-4-05: Initial Release (v 0.1a)
11-4-05(2): Initial Release (bf) - Thanks, Lucid Nagual
11-13-05: Initial Release - Change to v1.0

[Lucid Nagual]

Thanks I'll check it out.

[TMSTKSBK]

yw, I'm sure...

[Lucid Nagual]

I got an error:

RunUO - [www.runuo.com] Version 1.0.0, Build 19917
Scripts: Compiling C# scripts...failed (1 errors, 0 warnings)
- Error: Scripts\Customs\00. New Shit\BaseControlPage.cs: CS0051: (line 135, co
lumn 10) Inconsistent accessibility: parameter type 'Server.TMSTKSBK.BCPlugin' i
s less accessible than method 'Server.TMSTKSBK.BaseHelpPage.BaseHelpPage(Server.
TMSTKSBK.BCPlugin)'
Scripts: One or more scripts failed to compile or no script files were found.
- Press return to exit, or R to try again.

[PappaSmurf]

Originally Posted by TMSTKSBK

- TM DCC 1.0 / TM GS 0.1a (core test)

for RunUO 1.0

Greets. This is the latest invention of mine. With some help from notable others:

A_Li_N - design & implementation ideas
Phantom - Putting me on the right track
TheOutkastDev - giving me the correct class to call

This system is pretty small. It's integral to TMSS 3.0 in another form (with more options, heh). This system is expandable, and you can add any functions you like to it. Read the comment in the file to know more.

Difficulty of use: High -- need to have a working knowledge of interfaces, gumps, and response code.
Rewards for use: High -- allows you to create new gumps in half the time, and base them off a template easily.


Look forward to the initial release of TM GS (Gump Skins) within a few months

This is untested code. I'm expecting bugs. Beta testers! Get to work

Changelog:
11-4-05: Initial Release (v 0.1a)

What's the ETA on TMSS 3.0 since you informed me earlier that the current version is kinda not completly umm operational?

[TMSTKSBK]

hahaha...oh well hold on a minute guys.

@ PS - Read the TMSS 2.1 thread


@ LN - thought I fixed this >_<

Ah. I remember what it was.

Forgot to have "public" before interface BCPlugin...>_< *doh*

Fix released - Thanks, LucidNagual

[XxSP1DERxX]

I like this idea... I think... I may even be able to use it... however umm... the alignment is really bad, and it makes it almost unreadable.

I will read the other thread though so I can understand what this does better.

[Lucid Nagual]

hahaha...oh well hold on a minute guys.

@ PS - Read the TMSS 2.1 thread


@ LN - thought I fixed this >_<

Ah. I remember what it was.

Forgot to have "public" before interface BCPlugin...>_< *doh*

Fix released - Thanks, LucidNagual

I appologise. Had to spend several hours with the family.

[TMSTKSBK]

bah. I blame VS2005. (not for LN -- for Sp1der's comment)

[Joeku]

Cool, good job!

[TMSTKSBK]

BTW...yeah...if you do this wrong, you can really fubar your shard. So I suggest you take CAUTION when using it. I've tried to make sure it won't crash, but I can't guarantee it won't crash.

Basically, you can call things that are not there. Yes, the compiler will let you get away with it. Heck you could call *@$)PH TOIWNDGO:UIWBD:GUBWIUOGHB:UWOI REUGWEU(Fbh() if you wanted to. And no, that's not a valid type name.

[Serp]

Uhm. What is this? How to use it? When to use it?

[TMSTKSBK]

What is this:

This is a distributed control center for systems. Distributed reflects its ability to be released separately, and at different times, and still work.

How to use it:

You use it by creating a "plugin". The details of this are outlined in the file. The file is pretty generic. You can modify it to be more custom if you like.

When to use:

Use this when you have a large system and you don't want to release "replace file x with this" type patches all the time. Just release a new plugin, which will be dynamically added to the list.