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Project: CommandSystem
Version: 0.9b1

[DESCRIPTION]
The main function of this Command System, is to manage received commands and their parameters, and then, send them to modules that will execute them.
It lets modules to interact each other mean module messages. Module messages can even be parsed by TCP messages.

[NOTES]
Read the readme.
All the code is documented, if you want make your module read it.

[CHANGELOGS]
+ 0.9b1
|- Major bugs fixed.

EDIT: <Redundant post>

Bumpy
Do this second thread needs to exist for the same purpose as this ?

2 Threads for the same purpose are not accepted ? So what ? Nobody does nothing anyway...

You can report it and a moderator can fuse those threads. It's just complicated to fuse an older thread with attachments with another one with attachments ...one of those will get lost.

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Ah I see the other one don't have any attachments. So a Mod can fuse those threads.

papercoffee wrote:You can report it and a moderator can fuse those threads. It's just complicated to fuse an older thread with attachments with another one with attachments ...one of those will get lost.

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Ah I see the other one don't have any attachments. So a Mod can fuse those threads.

The same thing is with "The Counter" thread, a doubled non-sense.

That one is two different things it seems: a thread "game", and a mod/mutator with a similar idea... and name

UnrealGecko wrote:That one is two different things it seems: a thread "game", and a mod/mutator with a similar idea... and name

So combining them would result in a mismatch error

Updated to version 0.9b1

Maybe you can give some examples what it is good for? Or if the package has a ReadMe, can you summarize its content with a few dozens words? Thank you.

Barbie wrote:Maybe you can give some examples what it is good for? Or if the package has a ReadMe, can you summarize its content with a few dozens words? Thank you.

It's a mutator who registers as a message mutator, it parses commands and parameters and send them to modules. The differences from a module and a whatever mutator are that the modules will always be compatible with the CommandSystem mutator, this means the CommandSystem can call known functions on the modules and vice versa. Thanks to this, modules are able to interact each other and with TCP connections(Only receiving for now) mean the CommandSystem.

Thanks