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Alright so more testing and more problems.

It seems UDP works over the net, at least for connecting.
But it can’t send any data.

socket_recv error! err=10054, msg=Unknown error, socket=5668, data=0A60FF80, size=4

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It seems connecting across the internet still doesn’t work, even when using SocketFlags.Passive

UPDATE: I’ve tried my own code and I’ve separated the example code into a server and client and it never works across the internet.
I’ve had friends try the server and client and connecting to each other online and it sadly never works.

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There seems to be some junk print messages when a socket is closed by just closing the application.
I keep getting stuff like:
‘socket_recv error! err=0, msg=No error, socket=5756, data=00BC656C, size=1’
It seems like it also does it sometimes even if the socket is closed correctly… hmm…

I also can’t seem to be able to connect to myself over the internet.
I’m not using a router of any kind, so no DMZ to setup, I also have no firewall.
Using Listen( “”, 4012 )
Connecting to ‘localhost’ doesn’t work, ‘127.0.0.1’ doesn’t work, my own IP from the same computer doesn’t work.
It just timesout when I try to connect.
I’m running other servers on the computer, so it should be able to accept incoming connections.

Easy to test with the ‘echoserver.monkey2’ example.

UPDATE: Okay so..
If you’re using a router you have to Listen( local_IP, port ) and then you can connect to your public IP.
If you’re hosting without a router, you have to do Listen( public_IP, port ) and connect to the public IP.
Listen( “”, port ) never works.

And M2 doesn’t seem to be able to fetch your IP.
So a bit of an issue there.

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But when I’m not actually sending something, CanReceive and Read will be 0 even if they’re still connected?

UPDATE: I think I get it now, thanks Mark
But it would be very nice if there was a Connected property to check against.

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The Mac has ALT and CTRL, the CMD button is like our Windows Key.
But the shortcuts are not the same, for example our CTRL + C is CMD + C for them, even thought they have CTRL.
So it seems like CMD is mostly (not always?) used instead of CTRL.

I’ve got a few Mac computers, but I’m not familiar enough with them to know what the shortcuts usually are.

I think it would really help if someone could just write up a list of all the Ted2Go keyboard shortcuts and then just fill in what each shortcut should be on Mac.

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Maybe it’s just me, but I never use “Build” and always use “Build and Run”

I use ‘Build’ a lot.
I ‘Build’ the Server for my game, then run it externally.
Then I ‘Build & Run’ the game from inside Ted2Go.

So to me, the shortcuts (on Windows) are perfect for building and running.

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Okay good to know Mark!
Resize issue is still a problem though :/

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Hmm I’m unable to double click .exe files in the Project Tree now.
I have to right click and select “Open on Desktop” in order to open them.

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Thanks for the issue submit to Github.

I have loads of issues with DataBuffer.
For example, when using ‘server.ReceiveFrom’ with network sockets (seen in ‘banans/echoserver_udp’)

Monkey

If server.CanReceive>0 Then buffer=New DataBuffer( server.CanReceive+1 ) server.ReceiveFrom( Varptr buffer, server.CanReceive, addr ) Print buffer.PeekUByte( 0 ) Endif

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If server.CanReceive>0 Then buffer=New DataBuffer( server.CanReceive+1 ) server.ReceiveFrom( Varptr buffer, server.CanReceive, addr ) Print buffer.PeekUByte( 0 ) Endif

I get this error:

MS DOS

Memory access violation {{!DEBUG!}} >PeekUByte:Ubyte(offset:Int);G:/tools/Monkey2/modules/std/memory/databuffer.monkey2;118;9267912 Self:std.memory.DataBuffer=@0159B65C offset:Int=0 >Main:Void();G:/code/monkey2/crawl/src/server/server.monkey2;28;135 server:std.socket.Socket=@0008F58C clients:std.collections.Map<std.socket.SocketAddress,Uint>=@0008F554 addr:std.socket.SocketAddress=@0008F7E4 buffer:std.memory.DataBuffer=@0159B65C

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Memory access violation {{!DEBUG!}} >PeekUByte:Ubyte(offset:Int);G:/tools/Monkey2/modules/std/memory/databuffer.monkey2;118;9267912 Self:std.memory.DataBuffer=@0159B65C offset:Int=0 >Main:Void();G:/code/monkey2/crawl/src/server/server.monkey2;28;135 server:std.socket.Socket=@0008F58C clients:std.collections.Map<std.socket.SocketAddress,Uint>=@0008F554 addr:std.socket.SocketAddress=@0008F7E4 buffer:std.memory.DataBuffer=@0159B65C

Though I guess that could be a network socket issue and not a DataBuffer issue.
But it seems like whenever I use the DataBuffer, I run into some weird problem heh.

[HezkoreParticipant]

You can drag it around outside of its own area.
And when you click on something in it, it should jump there

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Something that’s always bugged me with the Monkey 2 logo is that the monkey is like the most basic monkey icon you can find heh.
If you Google ‘monkey icon’ similar ones show up multiple times.

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Maybe “Jump to definition” and stuff like that should be under the right click menu too?

I guess the only thing right now that needs some polish is the CodeMap

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Very nice new updates nero!
Super impressed

I recently had a friend start using Monkey 2, and he’s bugged about this little problem:

The drop down menus can be placed outside of the screen.
Though that’s more of a MojoX issue, so perhaps that should really be addressed by Mark instead.

Oh and btw, if you double click a ‘fold out arrow’ in something like the Project tree, the arrow icons bug out:

[HezkoreParticipant]

Ok, I will add your idea. If people consider it annoying – I revert it back.

Adding it as an option might be a good idea, that way everyone is happy

Current comment/uncomment shortcut will stay here too.

Sounds good!

Infact, I’d like that if you have text selected and pressed either ‘, “, [ or ( the selected text would be paired automatically
Instead of being replaced
Sublime Text 3 does that for example, and I use it all the time

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I can’t reproduce. Please, try newest DEV version.

I’m on the very latest.
I think it’s related to the theme you’re using.

 

The ‘comment block’ feature is really nice. 
But I think a better way to do it would be to check if text is selected, and if the user types ‘ then comment that block, instead of CTRL + ‘

I still think this needs to be implanted

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