darkstalker

its caused by unknown pets, you can "fix" it ingame by doing /reload and /script CombatLogClearEntries(), that way you get the unknown pets name and combat log continues working

the cooldown doesn't work unless you cast as non-triggered, but doing that you interrupt your current casted spell..

flag being reset probably means that no one is saving it to DB

maybe "args" is null or outside array after ExtractLiteralArg call

didn't know about that virtual items for displaying honor/arena currency

probably aura not being removed on unshift

name convention used in unix systems for service processes that run in background

it should be percent from caster's spell damage, not percent of damage done. and maybe for cases like this we should start parsing description text.

maybe that info is stored in some spell.dbc entry?

do this work with feral druids too?

what about using std::tr1::array?

make -jN where N is the number of cores you have

try using ccache

compiling outside windows doesn't use precompiled headers, so there is a speed loss

i wonder why nobody did this on code: if (Player* pCaster = dynamic_cast<Player*>(pUnit)) .. use C++ RTTI instead of custom type field?

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no it doesn't. Read the dbc's.

spells listed there have only the healing reduction part

i think it should be a separate command

was thinking the same, but someone has to do the dirty job.

i prefer to generate a sql than force-adding all the files

awesome, works like a charm

do it still shows the item as heroic?

from what i know, it must include a 10% absorb shield reduction too (added as hotfix), maybe its another additional spell?

This is a perl script that creates a combined file a for all updates between the specified interval (one for each db), so you don't have to apply them one by one: #!/usr/bin/perl use strict; my $desc = "Generates a combined SQL file with all MaNGOS updates between specified revisions."; my $usage = "Usage: $0 <first_rev> <last_rev>"; die "$desc\\n\\n$usage\\n" if $#ARGV != 1; my $first_rev = int($ARGV[0]); my $last_rev = int($ARGV[1]); die "error: Invalid parameters.\\n\\n$usage\\n" if $first_rev == 0 || $last_rev == 0; sub generate { my ($filename, @file_list) = @_; print "generating $filename\\n"; open(FOUT, ">$filename"); foreach my $srcfile (@file_list) { if ($srcfile =~ m/^(\\d+)/) { if ($1 >= $first_rev && $1 <= $last_rev) { print "-- adding $srcfile\\n"; open(FIN, "<$srcfile"); print FOUT "-- [ $srcfile ] --\\n"; print FOUT <FIN>; close(FIN); print FOUT "\\n"; } } } close(FOUT); print "\\n"; } my $rev_interval = "$first_rev-$last_rev"; &generate("mangos_WORLD_$rev_interval.sql", glob "*_mangos_*.sql"); &generate("mangos_CHAR_$rev_interval.sql", glob "*_characters_*.sql"); &generate("mangos_REALM_$rev_interval.sql", glob "*_realmd_*.sql");