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Script editor in gui

Offline MØ®®ØW‡ÑЙ

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Script editor in gui
« on: August 17, 2010, 20:02:44 »
With pre loaded !kenny/!muppet commands and the outputs I thought a good idea to have an inbuilt blank script template and a text editor built into the gui so owners can create their own !variants and save them i.e !wooosh <user> !unwooosh <user> then I could input what ever I wanted into the script and save it then wooosh somebody.





Offline FlipFlop™

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Re: Script editor in gui
« Reply #1 on: August 17, 2010, 20:32:14 »
A script editor in the GUI would be a too big risk to be able to take control over the host.
A lua script on the host can execute almost anything, with the use of fileaccess/sockets etc.

An extra hubsided script could be made for what you want though, possibly configurable with hubcommands, but maybe Ptokax already has something that can be used for this. After beta a 'Ptokax Lua API' will be added to FlexHub to support those scripts.
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Re: Script editor in gui
« Reply #2 on: August 22, 2010, 00:05:22 »
In retrospect, uploading scripts from the gui to the hub is possible, but only for the external scripts that are planned to be supported after beta. Those scripts will run in a 'cage' limiting it's capabilities.
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Offline lys

Re: Script editor in gui
« Reply #3 on: September 25, 2010, 15:18:02 »
personally i dont see much point in a script editor, notepad++ has a nice layout for altering lua and c/c++ etc