FilePeruser is a program that recursively searches a given folders' files for a designated text string. It is designed to be quick, robust, and maintainable. It relies on POSIX-specific C extensions, and thus is not easily portable to non-Unix-like operating systems. There may be a time when it is
... [More] cross-platform, but not yet.
It works somewhat like ack, but is not beholden to the argument flags that ack uses, unlike so many other ack clones.
Preliminary tests indicate that it searches faster than ack and with comparable speed to ag on cached directories, but lacks support for regular expressions, which likely is the reason it searches so fast. It works well, however, when looking for variables in well-formatted code with reasonable variable names. [Less]
Patch to keep track of levels gained/lost by players while they play Crossfire RPG Game.
Ideally, this data can then be used to glean useful info about the pacing of the game.
This patch tracks both skill levels and player levels.
The generated file is a colon-separated file in the local dir
... [More] (default /usr/games/crossfire/var/crossfire) named speedrunfile. [Less]
The implementations of DNS and the Crossfire metaserver expect a range of known IP addresses for an address to be in. The Crossfire metaserver appears to expect a resolvable domain name or a static IP.
It appears, though, that by determining the Crossfire server's public IP address before each
... [More] time it reports to the metaserver, we should be able to have a server hosted on a dynamic IP range controlled by an ISP, without having to set up a static IP nor a DNS entry. [Less]
A patch for the Crossfire RPG Game server, map set (bigworld, specifically), and archetypes that re-implements the short-lived weather code that made it's way into the game in the mid-2000s.
The patches in this repository re-add the weather functionality, with a few adjustments to make the code
... [More] cleaner and/or more sensible, as well as prevent breakage from use of the same arches for non-weather cases. [Less]
A GTK2 application for maintaining a database of books and individual or group owns. Allows for multiple authors, multiple owners of a book, and multiple genre classifications. It also allows for searches to be constructed to return information from the database.
It is currently under initial
... [More] implementation, so many of these features do not yet exist. [Less]
A cron job script to periodically record metrics about your computer. It's meant, in conjunction with other tools, to pinpoint bottlenecks and other performance issues.
This site uses cookies to give you the best possible experience.
By using the site, you consent to our use of cookies.
For more information, please see our
Privacy Policy