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Between 2020-04-02 00:00:00Z and 2020-04-03 00:00:00Z

i'm using econ, any idea why on one server log messages look like this [econ]: cid=0 authed and on another server they look like this [01:48:53][econ]: cid=0 authed

01:53

(prefixed with current time)?

01:58

I'm trying to parse the log lines and I expected to see the same format on both servers (they are running the same server version)

any steps to reproduce?

09:14

And what log are you looking at exactly? There are multiple places where logs show up. Ingame console in the server console in stdout in the logfile and in the econ console are logs.

@Dune I don't see the missing io_close for CMap either #1120

10:19

The NumChunks overflow was also fixed

10:20

by 64e5165ee that is

ChillerDragon, I

10:28

I'm just connecting via econ, and reading all the data sent from the server

10:30

then, if I just look at the stdout messages of both servers, they are different too, and not in the same way as in econ

10:31

on one server stdout looks like:

10:31

[5e85b849][game]: Teams are balanced (red=0 blue=0)

10:31

and on the other:

10:31

[2020-04-02 10:25:30][game]: Teams are balanced (red=1 blue=0)

What is the point of thread_destroy if it just calls thread_join?

I don't have any specific steps to reproduce, I'm just connecting to two servers and reading data from econ

i found this: https://github.com/teeworlds/teeworlds/blame/6d2ad75959639187eda65a6b948657f25cef95a9/src/engine/shared/console.cpp#L247

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10:57

seems like that's where the timestamp gets inserted into the beginning of the log line

10:59

on both servers the data in the first brackets is the current time. the first is the current unix timestamp in hex, the second is human readable.

11:01

both servers have ec_output_level 999

11:07

Dune, do you have any idea about this?

I found this issue and asked about it there https://github.com/teeworlds/teeworlds/issues/245

Timestamp in server log · Issue #245 · teeworlds/teeworlds

Every entry at the beginning has a value like [4ccc0913]. Is this a timestamp? If not what is it for? In my opinion there should be a formatted timestamp in the server log (or let it control with a...

this is ridiculous, both servers report the same version, but the size of the teeworlds_srv executable is different

let me take a look at the code

wavi: how did you get the two servers? they could be different versions... e.g. one is trunk

one of them I setup myself, can't remember where I downloaded it from, the other one is setup by my coworker, so not sure of that either :/

11:36

anyway, maybe my solution is to simply check for either of the timestamp formats and strip them out before parsing the logs (?)

11:37

ah, the second one is from https://downloads.teeworlds.com/teeworlds-0.7.3.1-linux_x86_64.tar.gz

well if they have different executable sizes they are different versions

yeah

we should probably be embedding the git version somewhere

I probably have the git version on the server that I setup myself

11:40

but is this timestamp format thing some recent change?

yeah @ChillerDragon changed it iirc

11:41

so that's probably the thing, you are comparing 074 and trunk

ok cool :)

oh and the other one is 073 even, so yeah

I'll just strip the timestamp out if it's present

thanks for the help everyone!

11:42

and sorry for the confusion

isn't it always present?

no

weird

see this https://github.com/teeworlds/teeworlds/issues/245#issuecomment-607781655

Timestamp in server log · Issue #245 · teeworlds/teeworlds

Every entry at the beginning has a value like [4ccc0913]. Is this a timestamp? If not what is it for? In my opinion there should be a formatted timestamp in the server log (or let it control with a...

that issue is from 2010.

Learath2, wavi: isn't it always present on the recent teeworlds versions?

Just start your regex without the timestamp, especially if you do't need the time at all :0?

12:00

don't

I'm not sure how to do that. I'm using /(.)]:\W?(.)/ to split messages like "[econ]: cid=0 authed" into "econ", "cid=0 authed" but when the timestamp exists i the first match is "12:08:39][econ"

12:11

nvm i fixed it

it's possible to share your regex with test data on regex101.com

this is what I have and it seems to work the way I want https://regex101.com/r/FGulcZ/1/

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12:24

ignores the timestamp, gets the event type between [ and ], and the event data. I then process the event data with other regexes

Just noticed SDL2 has everything needed to do text input properly, I guess it's about time we fix this one

what do you mean, properly, Learath2?

Well currently we just let the OS do whatever it pleases, on macOS you first get the letter itself, then you get a composition event, then you get the accented version you chose

13:40

not to mention the accent menu is rendered on the top left, not above the text rectangle

13:41

idk what happens on windows and linux but I doubt it's much better

I've occasionally been a bit disappointed that I cant select and copy text out of teeworlds inputs

On macOS SDLTranslatorResponder implements the NSTextInput protocol, which means the candidate list is rendered in the correct place

https://wiki.libsdl.org/Tutorials/TextInput

On windows it handles even more legacy crap microsoft insists on keeping around

13:45

wavi: https://github.com/teeworlds/teeworlds/pull/2521 implements copying from most text input fields

Implement selections in CLineInput by Learath2 · Pull Request #2521...

Baby steps towards #12, leaving a draft for feedback.

sweet

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13:49

My terminal handles IME better then teeworlds :P

your terminal isn't cross-platform though :P

kitty is very much crossplatform

14:03

it even uses OpenGL instead of the native text rendering

when will they make terminals in javascript

I'm sure it already exists, people love making things that have no business being in javascript in javascript

14:09

https://xtermjs.org/

Terminal front-end component written in JavaScript that works in the browser.

:(

Maybe we should just remove all the UI code from teeworlds and render a webpage over the entire screen

14:13

we could embed chromium like every other hip project

such an accurate quote, sadly: "people love making things that have no business being in javascript in javascript"

Oh oh oh, we can even implement something like the React Native Bridge to interact with OS facilities and the client itself, it'd be so cool

btw, text rendering with webgl by apple https://twitter.com/danlucraft/status/1225763866765905922

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Interesting, I wonder if they used emscripten to achieve this. AppKit already is capable of rendering with opengl

Learath2 i used kitty in the past, then i found https://github.com/alacritty/alacritty

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as always it's not so simple with macOS, turns out the accent menu goes through a completely different API then the IME for CJK

16:15

and SDL doesn't even handle that API, furthermore, it uses the API wrong so you always get a wrong replacementRange

Amazing

@ Learath2 https://github.com/teeworlds/teeworlds/issues/1659#issuecomment-607805777 still not able to travel to my mac but when i can get hands on it any idea how to debug that :/

16:39

i think @onbgy has the same issue

I can let you know where to place some dbg_msgs and the output will be helpful

that would be great!

16:40

but isnt the exact line known

16:40

isn there oy's commit just locking the res?

16:41

i tried fixing it once in https://github.com/teeworlds/teeworlds/pull/2450 i have no ideas left

I know why the resolution is locked, but it shouldn't be pixellated

16:41

it's completely fine for me

16:43

Idk what you mean by pixellated tbh, maybe you can show me?

i mean its only 1440 thats less than my native res so you have more pixel

16:44

nothing in particular

16:45

might be the wrong term

at 2880 you should be getting 1920 x sth

16:53

which at highdpi gives you a resolution of 2880

oh wait so highdpi magic gives me higher values than tw setting shows?

17:05

iirc i could select my actual resolution in ddnet client

17:05

and it looked more crisp

cuz it was ddnet :9

17:14

:)

you select a resolution, then SDL_GL_GetDrawableSize gets you the actual resolution after highdpi

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