- Removed the RuntimeAdjust for tweaking the Line's buffer size.
- Feed data to the Line in chunks the same size as its buffer.
- Rather than sleeping 3 seconds, calculate how long it would take to play
the line's entire buffer and sleep that long. It turns out that with
the buffer size I'm using and the sample rates our sounds are encoded at,
this is less than 400 ms.
- Went ahead and increased the maximum number of simultaneous line spoolers
to 12.
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stack trace if we're not going to rethrow the error.
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listener tries to 'new int[Integer.MAX_VALUE]' or infinitely loop, they
will get the smack down and we will go on about our business.
If things have actually gone pear shaped and we are failing on every
event, we'll hit the 30 fatal events in 60 seconds cap and stick a fork in
ourselves.
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sometimes (never on my server!) released twice. This will save the stack
trace from the first release and spit it out after the "normal" error-reporting
stack trace from the second release.
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milliseconds) and same every 100th event instead of profiling every event.
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scores any points: we are only a draw if the number of winners equals
the number of players who have not bailed.
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or if we have no resource bundle at all ourselves.
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by normal means and then walks them in a straight line from there (when
the straight line part will invariably be off-screen, this is OK).
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object tips, replaced it with a system whereby custom tip layout
mechanisms can be registered for object action prefixes. The default tip
layout centers the tip in the object exactly as before minus the height
limitation business (which is actually no longer needed as the sailing
duty stations are no longer assigned to the rigging but to the wall below
the rigging).
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for an action (we already let them have a crack at the icon).
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Pretty much what I was trying to do before, only instead of forcing the
block to a position, we continue to let the loop attempt to find a rotation
that works. Let's test and see how we like this.
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expression because Windows \s in paths booch the regex code to the high
heavens.
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so that things go smoothly if they decide in requestFailed() to call
unsubscribe() in the course of their normal shuttings down.
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previous releases that sometimes cannot be deleted because of the
mysterious "no you can't delete a file that you created" Windows bug.
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possible if time has leaped into the past. This is primarily useful so
that we can correlate such happenings with other strangeness that may be
caused by time bogosity.
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the math appears to work out even though time stopped. We can use
RunAnywhere.currentTimeMillis() which will warn if time goes backwards but
since when that happens the IntervalManager stops dead in it's tracks,
we'll never get ticked to find out about it. Fucking Windows.
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Michael Bayne