I want to announce our site, http://leetless.de where you can find

* Information about our ongoing old school adventure game project
  (including a library for such games), no sourcecode released atm.
  (but lots of work already done)
* Helper modules I wrote for that library including a general purpose
  serialization module and a "template library". (Look into
  "indiana-parts")

Hopefully its of use or interest for someone, Im always happy about comments or even questions.

Henning

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Reply to Henning,

> I want to announce our site, http://leetless.de where you can find
> 
> * Information about our ongoing old school adventure game project
> (including a library for such games), no sourcecode released atm.
> (but lots of work already done)
> * Helper modules I wrote for that library including a general purpose
> serialization module and a "template library". (Look into
> "indiana-parts")
> Hopefully its of use or interest for someone, Im always happy about
> comments or even questions.
> 
> Henning
> 

Any way I can talk you into putting that code on some SVN server? It make things a lot easier to keep up to date.

BCS <ao@pathlink.com> wrote:

> Any way I can talk you into putting that code on some SVN server? It make things a lot easier to keep up to date.

Would mercurial be ok, too? I have the stuff in merucurial anyway but
having to sync with svn would imply lots of work.
Also atm theres the problem theres also code on that repo that I dont
want to release atm, but I will find a solution for that in the next
days.

Henning


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Reply to Henning,

> BCS <ao@pathlink.com> wrote:
> 
>> Any way I can talk you into putting that code on some SVN server? It
>> make things a lot easier to keep up to date.
>> 
> Would mercurial be ok, too? I have the stuff in merucurial anyway but
> having to sync with svn would imply lots of work.
> Also atm theres the problem theres also code on that repo that I dont
> want to release atm, but I will find a solution for that in the next
> days.
> Henning
> 

I've never tried mercurial and I'd rather not install new programs (I'm totally irrational in that regard). But that’s just me.

BCS <ao@pathlink.com> wrote:
> Reply to Henning,
> 
> > BCS <ao@pathlink.com> wrote:
> > 
> >> Any way I can talk you into putting that code on some SVN server? It make things a lot easier to keep up to date.
> >> 
> > Would mercurial be ok, too? I have the stuff in merucurial anyway
> > but having to sync with svn would imply lots of work.
> > Also atm theres the problem theres also code on that repo that I
> > dont want to release atm, but I will find a solution for that in
> > the next days.
> > Henning
> > 
> 
> I've never tried mercurial and I'd rather not install new programs (I'm totally irrational in that regard). But that’s just me.
> 

Maybe I can come up with a cronjob that exports the mercurial repo to a read-only svn for the start, but that'll take a little since I have a few tests to pass at the university.

There wont be changes to the code 'til then and I'll write it here as soon as it works.

Henning

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