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Hello, I would like to find a solution to my problem involving my wishlist On my profile i have shared my wishlist publicly, but whenever someone clicks on the link, they see a completely different list of items. What i see vs what others see are quite upsetting. I have even had an argument leading to almost losing a friend over this problem. Can anyone please solve this for me?

Hi Everyone I am truly stuck and it seems like LSL is misbeaving. I have been writing an update on my piano to read notecard information through a data server script which provides this to a command script to play . I am not getting information passed through to link_message handler and it seems to be dropped by the server and the list addition of a list to an existing list does not add the information to the list . The information seems to be corrupted with keys which was assigned seperate list number going into a single list array line and not being populated in the list correctly from the addition of this second list. i am sending no more than 37x4 linked_messages as a stream from data server which does not seem able t harvest the data when ts dropped by server can you help or provide information as to what can be done to prevent this dropped information ii have inserrted llSpeep upto 5 seconds on each lllMessageLinked( reponse but this had no effect and does not respolve issues of adding list to gether failures. [Command] Reciever link message parts link_message(integer sender_num, integer num, string list_argument, key id) { list r = llParseString2List(list_argument, ["|"], [""]); list scrub = llParseString2List(llList2String(r,3),["/t"],[""]); if(num==-90) return; if(llList2String(r,0) == "A") {_active=1; return; } if( (65536-llGetUsedMemory())<kill_mem ) { doMemoryErr(); return;} if(llList2String(r,0) == "DSC"||llList2String(r,0) == "DSL") { if(llList2String(r,1) =="M") _sdm += scrub; else if(llList2String(r,1) =="L") _sdm_l += scrub; else if(llList2String(r,1) =="R") _sdm_r += scrub; else if(llList2String(r,1) =="B") _bpm += scrub; return; } else if(llList2String(r,0) == "DSS") { if( llGetListLength(_sdm)<2) { llOwnerSay("ERR 000010 - An Error occured reading library data. Please reset the Piano. Please ensure your note card contains at least two keys to sound files."); return;} SoundOne(); return; } [Dataserver code] //Datahandling string owner_display_name; string owner_name_query; list SEQ_LIB=[]; // %%% MAIN DATA. integer _debug=0; integer i; list cmd; // %%% all cmd configured list arg1; // %%% value for each cmd configured list arg2; // %%% a configurable parameter list arg3; // %%% a configurable parameter float set_text_alpha = 1; integer ConfigRequired = FALSE; // whether to fail if no config cards string ConfigNotecardSuffix = ".msu"; // string identifying config notecards float ConfigTimeout = 60.0; integer ConfigLineIndex; // line number in notecard we're reading key ConfigRequestID; // request we're waiting for list ConfigCards; // list of names of config notecards string ConfigCardName; // name of card being read integer ConfigCardIndex; // index of next card to read integer kill_mem = 500; // memory size must be available. string Commander_Name = "Commander"; integer limit = 900; integer data_read =0; list _dump=[]; list _dump_l=[]; list _dump_r = []; list _dump_bpm = []; integer k=0; integer sound_running_syncro =0; // Say something if debug is enabled debug(string str) { if (_debug) { llOwnerSay(llGetScriptName() + ": " + str); } } doMemoryErr (){ llOwnerSay("Error loading music cards *.msu. There is less than recomended " +(string)kill_mem +" (bytes) left of script memory. Aborting "); } Say2(string ieos) { llSetText(ieos+ "\n.", <0,1,0>, set_text_alpha); } config_init() { cmd = []; // data arg1 = []; arg2 = []; arg3 = []; } // print the configuration, handy for debugging. config_dump() { say("cmds: " + llList2CSV(cmd)); // %%% say("arg1: " + llList2CSV(arg1)); // %%% say("arg2: " + llList2CSV( arg2)); // %%% say("arg3: " + llList2CSV(arg1)); // %%% } config_parse(string str, string cardName, integer lineNum) { list scrub=[]; str = llStringTrim(str, STRING_TRIM_HEAD); // delete leading spaces // lines beginning with slash are comments -- ignore them if (llGetSubString(str,0,0) == "/") { return; } list ldata = llParseStringKeepNulls(str, ["="], [""]); if(!data_read) { cmd += llList2String(ldata,0); arg1 += llList2String(ldata,1); } else { scrub = llParseString2List(str,[","],[""]); _dump += llList2String(scrub,0); if(llGetListLength(_dump)>3) { // llSay(0,"Got second read: "+(string)llList2CSV(_dump)); llMessageLinked(LINK_THIS,0,"DSC|M|"+(string)(k++)+"|"+llDumpList2String(_dump,"\t"),llGetKey()) ; _dump=[]; } _dump_l += llList2String(scrub,1); if(llGetListLength(_dump_l)>3) { llMessageLinked(LINK_THIS,0,"DSC|L|"+(string)(k++)+"|"+llDumpList2String(_dump_l,"\t"),llGetKey()) ; _dump_l=[]; } _dump_r += llList2String(scrub,3); if(llGetListLength(_dump_r)>5) { llMessageLinked(LINK_THIS,0,"DSC|R|"+(string)(k++)+"|"+llDumpList2String(_dump_r,"\t"),llGetKey()) ; _dump_r=[]; } _dump_bpm += llList2String(scrub,3); if(llGetListLength(_dump_bpm)>10) { llMessageLinked(LINK_THIS,0,"DSC|B|"+(string)(k++)+"|"+llDumpList2String(_dump_bpm,"\t"),llGetKey()) ; _dump_bpm=[]; } /* llSay(0,"data0:"+(string)str); llSay(0,"scrub data:"+(string)llList2String(scrub,0)); llSay(0,"scrub data:"+(string)llList2String(scrub,1)); llSay(0,"scrub data:"+(string)llList2String(scrub,2)); llSay(0,"_dump data:"+(string)_dump); llSay(0,"_dump_l data:"+(string)_dump_l); llSay(0,"_dump_r data:"+(string)_dump_r); */ } } doM(){ llOwnerSay("Error loading music cards *.msu. There is less than recomended " +(string)kill_mem +" (bytes) left of script memory. Aborting "); } // Post-process single card config, if necessary config_done_single() { // Prcess MP3 Key end data in cmd /* llSay(0,"L _dump data:"+(string)_dump); llSay(0,"L _dump_l data:"+(string)_dump_l); llSay(0,"L _dump_r data:"+(string)_dump_r);*/ llMessageLinked(LINK_THIS,0,"DSL|M|"+(string)(k++)+"|"+llDumpList2String(_dump,"\t"),llGetKey()) ; llMessageLinked(LINK_THIS,0,"DSL|L|"+(string)(k++)+"|"+llDumpList2String(_dump_l,"\t"),llGetKey()) ; llMessageLinked(LINK_THIS,0,"DSL|R|"+(string)(k++)+"|"+llDumpList2String(_dump_r,"\t"),llGetKey()) ; llMessageLinked(LINK_THIS,0,"DSL|B|"+(string)(k++)+"|"+llDumpList2String(_dump_bpm,"\t"),llGetKey()) ; llMessageLinked(LINK_THIS,0,"DSS|",llGetKey()); say("Preparing to play."); } // Post-process any config, if necessary config_done() { if (_debug) { config_dump(); } if( !llGetScriptState(Commander_Name)){llSetScriptState(Commander_Name,TRUE);llSleep(0.1);} say("Config done"); } // ==== Utilities ==== // Say something, in this case to owner (%%% modify to whisper or whatever) say(string str) { llSetText(str+ "\n.", <0,1,0>, set_text_alpha); } // Get the next notecard name, and // return TRUE if there is one integer next_card() { if (ConfigCardIndex >= llGetListLength(ConfigCards)) { ConfigCards = []; return (FALSE); } ConfigLineIndex = 0; ConfigCardName = llList2String(ConfigCards, ConfigCardIndex); ConfigCardIndex++; ConfigRequestID = llGetNotecardLine(ConfigCardName, ConfigLineIndex); say("Reading " + ConfigCardName); return (TRUE); } default { state_entry() { SEQ_LIB=[]; if( llGetScriptState(Commander_Name)){llSetScriptState(Commander_Name,FALSE);llSleep(0.1);} state s_config; } } // This state is only used to get into s_config, because going from // s_config to s_config won't redo it's state_entry. But we might // not want to redo anything we might have put in default state entry. state s_reconfig { state_entry() { if( llGetScriptState(Commander_Name)){llSetScriptState(Commander_Name,FALSE);llSleep(0.1);} llSleep(0.1); state s_config; } } // Read card config // Singe notecard version - read all cards with the given extension state s_config_single { state_entry() { // if( llGetScriptState(Commander_Name)){llSetScriptState(Commander_Name,FALSE);llSleep(0.1);} llSleep(0.1); config_init(); ConfigCards = []; _dump=[]; _dump_l=[]; _dump_r = []; _dump_bpm = []; k=0; data_read = 1; if(ConfigCardName==NULL_KEY) return; ConfigLineIndex =0; say("Reading " + ConfigCardName); ConfigRequestID = llGetNotecardLine(ConfigCardName, ++ConfigLineIndex); sound_running_syncro=0; } dataserver(key query_id, string data) { if (query_id == ConfigRequestID) { // llSay(0,"line:"+(string)ConfigLineIndex); if(ConfigLineIndex<24)// Pass header { ConfigRequestID = llGetNotecardLine(ConfigCardName, ++ConfigLineIndex); llSetTimerEvent(ConfigTimeout); } else if (data == EOF) { // Read header only of 8 lines. // Finish card if( (65536-llGetUsedMemory())>kill_mem ) { config_done_single(); config_init(); } else { doMemoryErr();} if (! next_card()) { config_done(); state s_active; } } else { config_parse(data, ConfigCardName, ConfigLineIndex); ConfigRequestID = llGetNotecardLine(ConfigCardName, ++ConfigLineIndex); llSetTimerEvent(ConfigTimeout); } } } } // Read card config // Multiple notecard version - read all cards with the given extension state s_config { state_entry() { if( llGetScriptState(Commander_Name)){llSetScriptState(Commander_Name,FALSE);llSleep(0.1);} llSleep(0.1); config_init(); data_read=0; string item; ConfigCards = []; integer n = llGetInventoryNumber(INVENTORY_NOTECARD); while (n-- > 0) { item = llGetInventoryName(INVENTORY_NOTECARD, n); // Note: for simplicity, read cards with the "suffix" anywhere in the name if (llSubStringIndex(item, ConfigNotecardSuffix) != -1) { ConfigCards += [item]; } } ConfigCardIndex = 0; if (next_card()) { llSetTimerEvent(ConfigTimeout); } else if (ConfigRequired) { say("Configuration notecard missing."); state s_configRetry; } else { state s_active; } } dataserver(key query_id, string data) { if (query_id == ConfigRequestID) { if (data == EOF ||ConfigLineIndex==9) { // Read header only of 8 lines. // Finish card if( (65536-llGetUsedMemory())>kill_mem ) { SEQ_LIB += (ConfigCardName+"/t"+ llDumpList2String(cmd,"|")+"/t"+llDumpList2String(arg1,"|")); config_init(); } else { doMemoryErr();} if (! next_card()) { config_done(); state s_active; } } else { config_parse(data, ConfigCardName, ConfigLineIndex); ConfigRequestID = llGetNotecardLine(ConfigCardName, ++ConfigLineIndex); llSetTimerEvent(ConfigTimeout); } } } timer() { say("Dataserver time out: touch to retry"); state s_configRetry; } on_rez(integer num) { state s_reconfig; } changed(integer change) { if (change & CHANGED_OWNER) { if( llGetScriptState(Commander_Name)){llSetScriptState(Commander_Name,FALSE);llSleep(0.1);}llResetScript(); } if (change & CHANGED_INVENTORY) { state s_reconfig; } } state_exit() { llSetTimerEvent(0); } } state s_configRetry { touch_start(integer tot) { if (llDetectedKey(0) == llGetOwner()) { state s_config; } } changed(integer change) { if (change & CHANGED_OWNER) {if( llGetScriptState(Commander_Name)){llSetScriptState(Commander_Name,FALSE);llSleep(0.1);} llResetScript(); } if (change & CHANGED_INVENTORY) { state s_reconfig; } } } // State to go into if notecard is required but missing. // You can delete this and the code above that refers to it, // or just set ConfigurationRequired to FALSE. state s_unconfigured { state_entry() { if( llGetScriptState(Commander_Name)){llSetScriptState(Commander_Name,FALSE);llSleep(0.1);} llSetText("Configuration missing", <1.0,1.0,1.0>, 1.0); } changed(integer change) { if (change & CHANGED_OWNER) {llSetScriptState(Commander_Name,FALSE); llResetScript(); } if (change & CHANGED_INVENTORY) { state s_reconfig; } } state_exit() { llSetText("", <1.0,1.0,1.0>, 1.0); } } // The fun starts here! Up and running. state s_active { // Every state should usually have this, or something like it. state_entry() { if( !llGetScriptState(Commander_Name)){llSetScriptState(Commander_Name,TRUE);llSleep(0.1);} for(i=0;i<llGetListLength(SEQ_LIB);) { _dump += llList2String(llParseString2List( llList2String(llParseString2List( llList2String(SEQ_LIB,i), ["/t"], []),2), ["|"], []),0); // Arg list Name [0]. i++; } llMessageLinked(LINK_SET,0,"L|"+llDumpList2String(_dump,"/t"),llGetKey()); // remember tab if sending message. llMessageLinked(llGetLinkNumber(),0,"A|",llGetKey()); llSetText("Piano score", <1.0,1.0,1.0>, 1.0); } changed(integer change) { if (change & CHANGED_OWNER) {if( llGetScriptState(Commander_Name)){llSetScriptState(Commander_Name,FALSE);llSleep(0.1);} llResetScript(); } if (change & CHANGED_INVENTORY) { state s_reconfig; } } link_message(integer sender_num, integer num, string list_argument, key id) { list r = llParseString2List(list_argument, ["|"], []); list _dump=[]; if(num == 0) return; if(llList2String(r,0) == "L") {// Lists songs for(i=0;i<llGetListLength(SEQ_LIB);) { _dump += llList2String(llParseString2List( llList2String(llParseString2List( llList2String(SEQ_LIB,i), ["/t"], []),2), ["|"], []),0); // Arg list Name [0]. i++; } llMessageLinked(LINK_SET,0,"L|"+llDumpList2String(_dump,"/t"),llGetKey()); // remember tab if sending message. } else if(llList2String(r,0) == "H") {// Get Song header _dump= llList2ListStrided( llParseString2List(llList2String(llParseString2List(llList2String(SEQ_LIB,llList2Integer(r,1)),["/t"], []),2),["|"],[]),0,8,1); //Just the Header Get line in ARG1[num] llMessageLinked(LINK_SET,0,"H|"+llDumpList2String(_dump,"/t"),llGetKey()); } else if(llList2String(r,0) == "M") {// Get Song Mono ConfigCardName= llList2String(r,2); ConfigCardName = llGetSubString(ConfigCardName,1,llStringLength(ConfigCardName)); // remove '#' state s_config_single; } else if (llList2String(r,0) == "RESET")llResetScript(); } }

I'm using the latest version of Firestorm and am trying to see if there is a way for me to see all my store purchases by date purchased? I go shopping early in the morning and then log off for 6-8 hours. When I log in again after that long delay there is nothing showing up in my "Recent" tab and I cannot remember the names of all the stuff I bought to even try and do a search in my inventory. Is there a way for me to see what I bought earlier?

I'm hoping someone will be kind enough to help. I am processing a list into a notecard and then reading that list in another script. It has various data types in the list. In all, there is a total of about 22 elements. Using dataserver I'm processing them back into the correct types and using them. However, (and this has only become a problem once I added more to the list up from 14 separate elements), it is not processing all the data. It seems to fall short around 14 (which is a vector and the list ends like this "<0.0"). I'm concluding this because A: the other data are missing and B: I added a feedback llSay function to evaluate the end processed data. I thought maybe it was a limitation of the data put into a CSV string (like the character limit if you cast a string into open chat), but the other script didn't have a problem making it. I then thought maybe it is a memory problem, so I tried processing twenty two 11 and 12 digit numbers and it processed fine. Perhaps with the various data types it uses more memory and has hit some limit I can't find mentioned ? I'm stumped basically. lol. Can anyone shed some light on it ? dataserver( key queryid, string data ) { list sort; string name; // object name that wrote the CSV string count; temp = []; if(queryid == QueryID) { if(data != EOF) { if(llGetSubString(data, 0, 0) != "#" && llStringTrim(data, STRING_TRIM) != "" ) { temp = llParseString2List(data, ["^"], []); // just to separate the useable data from the name name = llStringTrim(llToLower(llList2String(temp, 0)), STRING_TRIM); count = llStringTrim(llList2String(temp, 1), STRING_TRIM); sort += llCSV2List(count); //Then casting the data back to their types and using them } NotecardLine++; QueryID = llGetNotecardLine( CONFIG_CARD, NotecardLine); } } }

Hello everyone, can anyone help me with the following issue I'm having I want to map the prims in the linkset based on their groups, and later do something with those grouped prims. For example: In a linkset there are prims 2,3,4 with Name(or description doesnt matter really) A. There will be also prims 5,6 with Name B, 7,8,9,10 with name C and so on. So I want basically to output the result (llOwnerSay, llSay doesn't matter) in the following manner a:2,3,4@@b:5,6@@c:7,8,9,10 (where a is the group name, then list of prims in the group and last part is lets say group separator for easier parsing later(?)) (because of the unknown length I'm not sure that strided list would help here, correct me if I'm wrong) Where the name of the prim will be unknown, as well as number of linked objects in the corresponding group. How can I group them by unique name of the prim name? To avoid raising XY problem here is what I'm trying to do. Since most of the texture/color changer scripts are already using name/description for their work, I need to map the prim groups and spit out the result in chat. The user can put that in notecard and I will read it later from script, store it and later do things with the prims of each separate group (toggle visibility, colors etc). That way the user can map the prims, and gets the result for the notecard config, and later use his hud scripts which will occupy name/description properties... I cant wrap my mind around it honestly so any help will be appreciated.

Hiya Will friends lists ever be debugged and fixed? when you delete someone or someone deletes you calling cards are left behind and never removed unless you delete manually by hand this bugs been here since second life's inception? Firestorm 3rd party viewer right click any friend click remove friend then go to https://my.secondlife.com/ login and in many cases they will still be listed as a friend here and following no matter how long you wait to check later on https://my.secondlife.com/ claims I have 296 friends https://ibb.co/gAPOnw while the 3rd party viewer Firestorm claims that I have 298 friends https://ibb.co/nhN17w purging C:\Users\name\AppData\Roaming\Firestorm_x64 C:\Users\name\AppData\Local\FirestormOS_x64 has no effect always remains the same another bug is that some users only have one calling card while others may have three or four or more calling cards duplicates was default suppose to be two? one in friends one in all?