fwiffo wrote:Wow, that's weird. What app made the offending SGF?
Good question; I PMed Kirby about it, since he posted it.
Stack overflow
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Re: Stack overflow
Good question; I PMed Kirby about it, since he posted it.
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Re: Stack overflow
Adrian = Javascript 9P.
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Re: Stack overflow
Kirby got back to me; it was taken from the Korean Baduk Association site (if you steal the URL from their gibo_load() calls). I checked a few out and they all use KO instead of KM, and it doesn't affect them because they're really only intended to run in their own player which probably makes the same mistake. Just something to keep in mind.
Exactly; it processes that part towards the end. You might have noticed that if you killed the script, it worked but it wasn't quite right; for example, the forward arrow buttons were still greyed out instead of red like they usually are. This is because the script wasn't quite done initializing everything.
bobmcg wrote:Good work Adrian! But why did the Eidogo app appear to work after I had nixed the script? Did it just skip the bad code an proceed from there?
Exactly; it processes that part towards the end. You might have noticed that if you killed the script, it worked but it wasn't quite right; for example, the forward arrow buttons were still greyed out instead of red like they usually are. This is because the script wasn't quite done initializing everything.
The road to wisdom? Well, it's plain, and simple to express: Err, and err, and err again; but less, and less, and less!