Infrastructure sharing 2.1.1

[ZxBiohazardZx]

few quicky questions:

is this stil compatible with latest revision (or what is latest revision its compatible with)?
have there been any updates recently?
will this ever be included in trunk?

[petert]

have there been any updates recently?

no, this is the latest version, you can check for versions here

will this ever be included in trunk?

i believe there is a page on the wiki that has suggestions for features to be in trunk.

[Yexo]

i believe there is a page on the wiki that has suggestions for features to be in trunk.

That wiki page is named Suggestions and I'd like to quote the first line of it here:

This is a list of all discussed suggestions that may or may not make it into the game.

[petert]

Exactly, they are only suggestions. Thats what I said, isn't it?

[dihedral]

suggestions that may or may not make it into the game is hardly a good answer to the question if the patch will be or not be accepted, it's as vague as could be!

[Gedemon]

great work on the patch

is there some sort of waypoint programming or route makers patch to use with it yet ?

[2007Alain2007]

how is the work going just wanted to hear what the patchers are doing with this

[Ammler]

how is the work going just wanted to hear what the patchers are doing with this

http://dev.openttdcoop.org/search/index ... mit=Submit

[2007Alain2007]

Hi

I have seen that this has been Merge to r17683 but there is no patch file or any thing?

[planetmaker]

There's no patch file. Check out the repository and compile that.

[Gremnon]

This is going to sound really silly. But it has been a while since I used mercurial.
assuming (on linux) it's already installed... which damn command is it to checkout from a mercurial repo?

And, theory - if I checked out the matching trunk SVN revision too, and copied the changed files from the IS checkout over their SVN counterparts, would it not then be possible to generate a patchfile?

[jonty-comp]

I'm hardly the expert on these things, but I want to get my 2000th post this evening.

This is going to sound really silly. But it has been a while since I used mercurial.
assuming (on linux) it's already installed... which damn command is it to checkout from a mercurial repo?

Last time I checked it was

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hg clone <repo address>

then

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hg pull 

thereafter.

And, theory - if I checked out the matching trunk SVN revision too, and copied the changed files from the IS checkout over their SVN counterparts, would it not then be possible to generate a patchfile?

That sounds like it should work okay, but knowing computers there's probably some wacky restriction that means it won't work.

[planetmaker]

This is going to sound really silly. But it has been a while since I used mercurial.
assuming (on linux) it's already installed... which damn command is it to checkout from a mercurial repo?

And, theory - if I checked out the matching trunk SVN revision too, and copied the changed files from the IS checkout over their SVN counterparts, would it not then be possible to generate a patchfile?

It's even possible to generate a patch file straight from the repository as it's a full trunk repository which (besides all trunk revisions between r4517 and r17683) contains all changes which constitute all IS2 changes, past and present.

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hg clone http://dev.openttdcoop.org/hg/is2 is2
cd is2
./configure && make
hg diff -r13358:13456 > is2_r17683.diff
bin/openttd &

and you'll have a fully working OpenTTD-IS2 repository in the dir called is2, the patch file wrt r17683 trunk in is2_r17683.diff and just started the binary.

[Gremnon]

Thanks - that worked perfect.
And since I'm feeling in a generous mood this evening, here's the patch for anyone else.
If I'm right, you'll have to use -p1 instead of -p0 to apply it.

[rsdworker]

great what is fixed in that patch?

[petert]

I think it was just updated, maybe some bug fixes.

[Ammler]

great what is fixed in that patch?

how is the work going just wanted to hear what the patchers are doing with this

http://dev.openttdcoop.org/search/index ... mit=Submit

[Luckz]

Does anybody have win32 and maybe even win64 builds handy?

[Rubidium]

Does anybody have win32 and maybe even win64 builds handy?

Have you tried the links provided to you in the first post of this topic?

[Luckz]

Ones based on that trunk patch thing from a few days ago.
The first post only gets me a patch, but I have no means to apply said patch and I just recently got rid of my VMWare install where I had some OS with compiling tools.