SubChat3 Source Code

[★ Admiral Kirk]

Here is the unfinished source code to SubChat3. It was never completed and as such isnt even an alpha. (aka, its not usable in its current state). However, thier is a lot of very nifty C# code in this archive, and im hoping some aspiring C# coder will be able to make use of some of it.

 

Unfortunately because of the way the world works I find myself compelled to license this as GPLv3, please respect the license. I wish I could post it without any license at all but such are the times we live in. Officially, Freakmonger was given this source code to make SubChat3 complete, and officially I still consider him the head of the project. But to the best of my knowledge he has not even had time to look at it yet. If anyone is interested in finishing this, you may want to contact him if you can before you start.

 

Thiers definetly a few things of interest here to C# coders, even ones not interested in SubSpace, like a custom writen Text Control that works like mIRC's, and a few other things.

 

I do check these forums every blue moon or so, so if anyone has any questions feel free to post em Somehow I kinda doubt anyone will even notice this is here ^^.

 

Anyway, have fun!

 

http://www.gnu.org/graphics/gplv3-127x51.png

GNU General Public License v3

 

SubChat3_Source.rar

[★ doc flabby]

Unfortunately because of the way the world works I find myself compelled to license this as GPLv3, please respect the license. I wish I could post it without any license at all but such are the times we live in.

The same concerns are what drove me to use GPLv3 for SS2 (I wish to protect the code from being stolen and used in commercial projects)

I shall look at this code with interest

 

There is probably some substancial overlap with some of the code i've written (on the networking side)

Plus SS2 will need a chatbox

[★ Admiral Kirk]

If you find it useful, more power too you. Just keep in mind that none of the code has been QCed, Profiled or even seriously debugged. Also of note would be that the text control is not easily portable as it uses Win32 API pInvoke for access to GDI as C#'s GDI+ implementation has bugged text measuring functions as of .NET 3.5 that MS has made no mentions of fixing any time soon. Anyway, have fun ^^.