Updating / Replacing Privilege System

[Ephemeral]

Hell if I know but I prefer to implement it myself in the privilege manager.

[Dinberg]

but I prefer to implement it myself in the privilege manager.

reinventing the wheel

Also, I believe its a bad programming principle in general

[Ephemeral]

Eh I just find it easier to tie into the system the way I designed it.

[Ephemeral]

Added first draft that actually works, not perfect (For example.. there's no protection against someone doing something foolish like making a group inheritance loop, will work on that next), Opinions are welcomed.. And desired

http://dolserver.svn.sourceforge.net/vi ... ision=3163


Put another update in to protect against stack overflows now.

[Graveen]

Seems nice - 'll throw an eye !

[Ephemeral]

Just pushed another large change, namely on fixing a few things I overlooked, partially integrating it to /plvl and fixing something dinberg told me

Edit: Finished enabling /plvl to be able to do simple work on the new system (Plvl 1-3 (technically you could do groups by ID's here as well but eh) but as far as I know that isn't something that should be needed.

Edit2: Pushed working /priv command to it svn, right now the command only accepts compact syntax (Lazy man's syntax!)

Compact Syntax is as Follows.

To add something to a player
/privilege +/<TYPE>/<VALUE> <OPTIONAL TARGET>

To remove something from a player
/privilege -/<TYPE>/<VALUE> <OPTIONAL TARGET>

To add something to an account
/privilege +a/<TYPE>/<VALUE> <OPTIONAL TARGET>

To remove something from an account
/privilege -a/<TYPE>/<VALUE> <OPTIONAL TARGET>

Where <TYPE> is
For Commands c, cmd
For Groups g, grp
For Privileges p, priv

Where VALUE is dependent upon the TYPE.

Optional target == ! for your current player's target, so you don't always have to type the name, but obviously you do need to tell the command that you mean to use your current target.