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First Release of ZensorChecker

Tue, 05/05/2009 - 14:35 — apophis

I started a new Project on origo, I call it ZensorChecker.

Download HERE | Source Here

The basic idea was to have a simple tool for everyone to check if their own connection gets censored.

The Program checks the locally present DNS Server against the list of Censored Domains

if-else vs. switch vs. Dictionary of delegates (C#)

Mon, 03/23/2009 - 13:03 — apophis

Fast Switching

While developing a Patch for the DCC support of SmartIrc4Net I rewrote the CTCP handling. Instead of a switch Statement I developed a Dictionary<string, ctcpDelegate> for the handling of the CTCP String. (i.e. I call the ctcp Handler after a Dictionary lookup of the CTCP String).

There are several Advantages to this:

ut3 Global Player Stats API

Sat, 12/13/2008 - 17:31 — apophis

My ut3 Global Player Stats Projects relies on the Stats aquired by GameSpy. It looks like the have changed their Authentication scheme recently and this resulted in a nonworking Stats Application.

I Updated the Code and fixed some minor Bugs to make it work again!

Please Notice: You need to use the UT3 Account now, not an Account from login.gamespy.com. I know it was confusing before and now it should be more logical!

Hope you enjoy the possibillities!

ut3 Global Player Stats API

I started a bit with wireshark, I did some research and thanks to Cruz I got the necessary information I needed to program an example client which queries directly Gamespy to get the information of the players.

The project is written in C# and works under .NET and Mono, the fast prototyping, and automation of the Writing of the proxy classes for the webservices made it very nice to develop.

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