BrickEmulator [C#] Pooling Sockets + From Scratch

[blackpol]

@cecer1 Stricter programming is not very dynamic but it is possible with OOP :)

[Cecer]

@cecer1 Stricter programming is not very dynamic but it is possible with OOP :)

I said some of the features of OOP. Mainly hierarchical types.

[George2000]

is test hotel back on? I wanna test this:)

[djkevino]

it looks really nice wichard. keep up the work. i want it already :).

[wichard]

I was on holyday this week, im conitinue so fast as i can.

Nyan power <3

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Optimisation:

        public void HandlePacket(Request Request, Client Client)
        {
            if (!IDS.ContainsKey(Request.Id) &&  !Request.Packet.Equals("<policy-file-request/>" +  Convert.ToChar(0)))
            {
                return;
            }

            if (Request.Packet.Equals("<policy-file-request/>" + Convert.ToChar(0)))
            {
                SendPolicy(Client);
                return;
            }

            IDS[Request.Id].Invoke(Client);
        } 

       public void HandlePacket(Request Request, Client Client)
        {
            if (!IDS.ContainsKey(Request.Id))
            {
                if(Request.Packet.Equals("<policy-file-request/>\0"))
                    SendPolicy(Client);
                return;
            }
            IDS[Request.Id].Invoke(Client);
        } 

Less ifs, less concatenating and less code.



How exactly does that improve stability may I ask?

/facepalm ifs, oy fail hardly.

[Hejula]

Any chance you can upload BrickDB for me? I want to make my CMS compatible with it :)

[Cecer]

/facepalm ifs, oy fail hardly.

I was only offering some friendly advice...

I have done a few benchmarks:
Concatenation:

"<policy-file-request/>" + Convert.ToChar(0) 

Escaping:

"<policy-file-request/>\0" 

Escaping is 87 times faster than concatenation when these two snippets are compared.

P.S. Could you explain how the converter makes it more stable?
I know blackpol has tried to explain, but it doesn't add up.

[wichard]

Im busy with rooms:

Pastebin code: vritualRoom - Pastebin.com

[Roper]

Blatently uses the ion/deltar framework, however I wish you good luck with dis.

[wichard]

TryEnterRoom :D

TryEnterRoom - Pastebin.com

[wichard]

Pathfinder finished: BrickEmulator Pathfinder - Pastebin.com

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Updates:

[Hejula]

Pathfinder finished: BrickEmulator Pathfinder - Pastebin.com

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Updates:

I love the way the console is really clean - only shows the needed stuff :) When someone logs in does it just say User (?) has logged in. and leave it at that? Hopefully yes :')

[wichard]

Console Details: [Debug With Requests, you can disable Showing Requests]


Pathfinder shit:

[DJAlexxstyle]

I personally hate custom pathfinder implementations (I prefer the A* one), but I have to admit your is very clean, and I like it ;)

PS: Nice the choice of using LINQ: when will other developers learn it makes things extremely easier? :D

[wichard]

I personally hate custom pathfinder implementations (I prefer the A* one), but I have to admit your is very clean, and I like it ;)

PS: Nice the choice of using LINQ: when will other developers learn it makes things extremely easier? :D

This emu uses much LINQ, (Navigator)

I order with it (Achievements, Rooms)

Btw this pathfinder is Lightweight, and never tested. But it will work :D