Just had this random things pop up in my chatlog, anyone have any ideas what it is? Just curious.
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Just had this random things pop up in my chatlog, anyone have any ideas what it is? Just curious.
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lol that is strange, I have never seen anything like that. must be a new bug.
There's a knot in the spaghetti code somewhere.![]()
Dalamud is breaking the scripts too..
Uh sexy debug code, as a programmer i like to see this kind of things.
You know, you are probably right, this is probably just a debug script that ran by accident (which is weird, you would think they would have completely removed all debugging calls in the production version to improve performance).
These look suspiciously like AddListener calls to me though, the first argument being the callback, not entirely sure what the second argument is, but the third argument looks like a reference to the actor that calls the callback.
Last edited by Hulan; 08-15-2012 at 01:56 AM.
Kinda looks like code that would happen when you create a new character.
It literally just came on my chat log while I was standing in Ul'dah, no idea what I did.
That's really interesting, at first I thought it was the schema for the character table in their database. Actually reading through it though, I'm not entirely sure what it is. Each section appears to pertain to the checklist that is gone through whenever a request is sent (say teleport, check destination, sender name, sender sex). Either way, clearly it's some sort of interpreted code, probably Lua. Congratulations, you've just seen through the looking glass.
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