New idea for a EasyUO-friendly Stealth API

[TrailMyx]

Beware.  I'm pretty sure this is how Rome fell.

No kidding.  I've already found another diversion.  Re-ripping ones CD collection seems to be the latest.  lol

[Orich]

Beware.  I'm pretty sure this is how Rome fell.

No kidding.  I've already found another diversion.  Re-ripping ones CD collection seems to be the latest.  lol

Rome has fallen.  It was a nice dream ... oh well, let's move on.

[TrailMyx]

Rome has fallen.  It was a nice dream ... oh well, let's move on.

Na, not so fast.  My 8-core CPU is carving through these disks too quickly.  I'll have no other excuse by Sunday. 

[TaskForce]

Interesting read this all, even if I only understand the half of it.
Lucky me, I am not a programmer, only administrator. So only PowerShell scripts and searching errors in users VBA constructs are my touch to programming.
Too bad that there is no built in PowerShell support in UO client
Greetings
TaskForce

[Orich]

Interesting read this all, even if I only understand the half of it.
Lucky me, I am not a programmer, only administrator. So only PowerShell scripts and searching errors in users VBA constructs are my touch to programming.
Too bad that there is no built in PowerShell support in UO client
Greetings
TaskForce

Honestly, if you can write Powershell scripts with any sort of competence / fluency, then I assure you learning C# isn't some unreasonable tantamount effort.

Some of the reflection syntax can seem a bit exotic, but you can accomplish wonders without ever touching it / learning about it.

[TrailMyx]

And right there Orich summed up my C# programming experience.  

I had never written a C# program before aside from a couple test programs, but I managed to write ScriptUO.  All it takes is just starting small and working your way up.  You can be assured that anything I'm involved with will be simple -for my own sake.  heh

I guess that's what inspired me to form a basic wrapper with the EasyUO "programmer" in mind.  Now to just finish it.