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When it comes to coding standards, I prefer the Allman indentation style; opening and closing braces should be in the same column for maximum readability. This goes back to my background in Pascal where the function's begin and end statements are aligned in the same column. But for consistency's sake, I'm trying to adopt the Zend Framework coding standards. It's still a bit of a struggle.

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SLBuzz.com snapshots are working again!

Earlier today Torley Linden contacted me to let me know that SLBuzz had stopped processing postcards sent from within Second Life.

Turns out that the issue was that the format of the embedded meta data had changed which the parser couldn't cope with. The new meta data is better as it also includes the region coordinates, not just the local coordinates. I modified the parser, and it's all working again, the backlog has been processed and nothing was lost. Currently, some of the postcards come in with old and some with new meta data, as there may be a rolling restart going on, but both formats are handled properly.

Keep the snapshots coming!

Posted: February 23rd, 2008 under Second Life.
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