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Currently I'm working on utility mod, which will upload all changes in strings to our translation server. Of course, I use built in TheSim:QueryServer function. Recently I noticed, that it uses enormous amount of memory to send data, if this data is larger than 20-30kb. For instance, to send up 70kb data dump it requires more than 2gb of memory (and a lot of cpu aswell)! Go, check it yourself! P.S. b.t.w. can you reveal all TheSim:QueryServer parameters meaning? Is it TheSim:QueryServer(string domain, function callback, string method, integer timeout) ? Is it possible to modify this function, so that it would be capable to process user-given http request header fields? Currently I'm unable to provide normal cookie-based login, cause this function doesn't allow me to get/set cookies, as well it doesn't allow me to change content-type field, which could be crucial in particular conditions. The way I see this improvement is to add an optional table-parameter, that would override existing and add new header fields to request: TheSim:QueryServer(domain, callbackFn, "POST", {["Cookie"] = "....", ["Content-Type"] = "application/x-www-form-urlencoded"}) and callbackFn should have fourth table parameter, filled with responce header fields: function callbackFn(data, status, resultCode, headers) print(headers.Cookie) end What do you think?

There is a minor problem with dumtable function, if you use it to show tables with mixed type of keys. Let's say, we have the following table: tbl = {a = 1, {} , ""} --a table with one string key named "a" and two number keys 1 and 2 dumptable contains table.sort function, which can't sort tables with mixed type of the keys, so the game would throw us an "attempt to compare string with number" error. To avoid this you should add custom comparator, which would make the job, s.a.: ... --part of dumptable local table_keys = {} for k,v in pairs(obj) do if type(k) == "table" then table.insert(table_keys, k) else table.insert(keys, k) end end local function compareMixed(a, b) if type(a)~=type(b) then --convert both to strings first, then compare return tostring(a)<tostring(b) else return a<b --this should stay to maintain normal order for numbers (55 is greater than 8, while "55" is less than "8") end end --and only after that... table.sort(keys, compareMixed) --using comparator ...

I'm pretty sure this is not what is meant to be:) INVALIDNEWHOST_TITLE = "Creating your first world?", INVALIDNEWHOST_BODY = "We recommend trying the game alone in a private world while you learn the ropes and get the hang of not starving. But it's totally up to you!", You also already have this (which seems to be correct): NEWHOST_TITLE = "Creating your first world?", NEWHOST_DESC = { ALONE = "Play alone in a private world where you can collect your bearings and get the hang of not starving. This is recommended for your first time playing.", TOGETHER = "Start an online server where other players can join in your adventures. It's up to you whether it open to everyone, or just your friends.", },

Take a look the following example: function FrontEnd:OnMouseMove(x,y) if global_error_widget ~= nil or self:GetFadeLevel() > 0 then return false end if self.lastx and self.lasty and self.lastx ~= x and self.lasty ~= y then self.tracking_mouse = true end self.lastx = x self.lasty = y end Don't you think, there should be "and (self.lastx ~= x or self.lasty ~= y)"? It looks, like current implementation ignores straight mouse moves (i.e. when lastx is not equal to x AND y stays the same, or vice versa).