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Your plug-in is still running in the main server loop so be efficient. This does not imply threads or asynchronous behavior.The class which implements the callbacks needed to handle returned dataĪ way to keep track of which job is which when running multipleĪn ampersand delimited and URL encoded list of data that will be used as POST dataĪn array of HTTP headers that will be used in your URL call Here's the definition of the function we'll be using and its parameters: bool bz_addURLJob ( const char* URL, bz_URLHandler_V2* handler, void* token, const char* postData = NULL, bz_APIStringList *headers = NULL) Name

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Oh, and don't worry about pausing execution while waiting for a response, the game and code will go on 1. When making URL calls, you'll be using the bz_addURLJob() function anywhere in your plug-in but don't expect instant results. } Making the URL Calls to 'Making the URL Calls' section Virtual void URLError ( const char* URL, int errorCode, const char *errorString) Virtual void URLTimeout ( const char* URL, int errorCode) Virtual methods from `bz_URLHandler_V2` virtual void URLDone ( const char* URL, const void* data, unsigned int size, bool complete) Virtual void Event (bz_EventData* eventData) URLError() - This method is called when a URL job results in an error.Ĭlass SAMPLE_PLUGIN : public bz_Plugin, public bz_URLHandler_V2.URLTimeout() - This method is called when a URL job times out.URLDone() - This method is called whenever a URL job is completed.By extending this abstract class, you will have to implement 3 methods: If your plug-in will be working with the returned data, you will need to extend the abstract class, bz_URLHandler_V2. We'll be handling both situations in this chapter. Create the URL job and execute code based on the returned data from the website.Create the URL job and forget about it, meaning you don't care about the results returned by the website you're calling.There are two different ways of doing URL jobs in a plug-in. A common plug-in that makes use of API calls would be my own League Overseer, which communicates with the league's API to report matches automatically. Why would a plug-in need to make URL calls? Well, a plug-in may need to communicate with an API but don't expect instant results, there'll be a small delay. In honor of my latest commit, of adding a new parameter to bz_addURLJob(), this chapter will be covering making URL requests and handling the return data.

If you want to know more about this game, have a look at ' links'.Interstellar space pirate extraordinaire Have a look at them in the section ' Xtra stuff - Firefox' if you want.įor 'BZ flaglist', 'BZ history', 'BZ developer', 'BZ changelog', 'BZ server', 'BZ client' and 'BZ key mapping' are special XML files used which can be viewed and used at ' Xtra stuff - XML files'. There exist two searchplugins for browsers like Netscape, Firefox, MozillaSuite/SeaMonkey and related to search for BZFlag players on the sites my. and. :o)īZFlag stands for 'BattleZone capture the Flag'. The community is great and playing is the real fun.

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It won the 'Best Free Multiplayer Action Game'-award in the HappyPenguin competition.

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It works with every 32-bit MS Windows (95/98/NT/2000/XP), all BSD platforms (FreeBSD/NetBSD/OpenBSD/Apple Mac OS X), every POSIX (Linux/BSD/UNIX-like OSes), Linux, OS X, Solaris and SGI IRIX.

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