I found a new use for the keystroke hook. Would anyone have a use for an automatic command timer?
Automatic command timer
- Thread starter Charles Dye
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It's on my plugins page. If you mean the one at jpsoft.com, I don't have access to that. (I'm not really an employee, whatever this forum tells you; just a happy user.)
The plugins page at JPSoft has many links that point directly to sources of plugins, including some of yours, Charles D. Since you have such a nice page of your own (prospero.unm.edu/plugins/) it would seem appropriate that JPSoft have a link to it. I imagine Rex would add a link if you asked nicely.
@CharlesD - any chance you could add a FTP file that would have a line for each plugin, comma separated, and would have the plugin version, date of plugin on ftp site, and some SHA or CRC to validate a download?
There's a file version.txt that should give you most of that. Despite the filename, it's structured as an .INI file; if you download it, you can parse it with @INIREAD.
You can get it via HTTP or FTP:
prospero.unm.edu/dl/version.txt
prospero.unm.edu/version.txt
[edit] ... allowing for XenForo's mangling of FTP links, of course.
@CharlesD - good format for version.txt; However if I can make a useful suggestion please. Have a [Main] section that would also have NumItems= number of plugins, then from 0-NumItems= each plugin listed below, already.
that way if you add a plugin - it would be very easy to parse the TXT and download a copy.....
The Other C..... (LOL)
that way if you add a plugin - it would be very easy to parse the TXT and download a copy.....
The Other C..... (LOL)
@CharlesD - Another useful thing might be to add to the [Main] section a MostRecentUpoload=YYYYMMDDHHMMSS that would be the date/time string of the most recent plugin upload, so the user could check that and maybe not need to check the other date/time fields for the plugins
*shrug* Not really a priority for me, I guess. Aside from the version numbers, the text file just replicates the same info you'd get from a DIR command.
