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One thing that I'm okay with is the readability. But and a C++ or a PHP code infront of me and I will say ugly. I'm totally fine with JS/Java/Py/AHK/C# 1. No. ; is just an ending mark in most of the languages to end a statement. In Py this is also possible. The compiler won't cry about It, but...

var is already a decorator then. It's just neutral

No offense to the LUA users at all seriously. Even javascript handles a lot of thing better than that. So looking at the interpreters now: Py > Js > Lua Python vs Lua Lua is absolutely unreadable. It is something that was made to look really different than every other languages. In every...

Every file can cause some sort of lagg when It's full. I know that Sqlite would solve that problem. I will have to support Sqlite for ironpython, but It will need a dll reference.

Py - less code/easy to read/much better cross-platform wise. .................. C# is the main language, which would mean that It does the best performance. Since C#'s point is the performance anyway, It comes with major things like type conversion and casting. It has decorators too,and It is a...

I dont think that the inifiles cause any sort of wipe problems Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S4

Modules are modules. If you dont add the dll and wont configure it, It will never load. Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S4

I think ur not stopping the server properly. Do you host it by urself? Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S4

LUA would make me struggle to look and add It as a module. Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S4

Py is easy too and you can write everything in less code. Lua stinks. Oxide devs know that too. Thats ehy they copy pasted all our engines atm. xD Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S4

@-Interittus- Why did you disagree? O_o

Oh I didn't even notice Magma. @Ferum __author__ = 'Ferum' __version__ = '1.0' import clr clr.AddReferenceByPartialName("Fougerite") import Fougerite class HackTest: def isMod(self, id): if DataStore.ContainsKey("Moderators", id): return True return False...

https://github.com/dretax/Python-Plugins/commit/bfe1c656287820642d6106334f9ee085a8a1cbd7

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Logging fixes. Be sure to look at the ini example file, and fix your userpath Instead of / use \

Okay as you saw [4/26/2015 11:04:16] 76561197960475944 Objects: 2842 I realised I log all the wiped object's count, and simply the user's objects. I will fix this too now, I just relised why did all my userids had 0 objects wiped. While i was fixing it it wiped the objects but didnt remove...

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Fixes

Okay, fixed. You should edit the UserData path's / signs to \. There was a path mistake too. https://github.com/dretax/Python-Plugins/commit/b247adc37cdcd76b9967a61fcd94d3451cbaec47

Fuk. The mistake: idlist = os.listdir(path + self.Path + "/" + str(x)) Should be idlist = os.listdir(path + self.Path + str(x))