proxi s̶c̶r̶i̶p̶t̶ bot* Joined Aug 23, 2015 Messages 2,232 Apr 8, 2016 Thread Author #1 I'm not sure if there is a way to already do this, but for debugging purposes it'd be nice if we could print out the PID of the client the bot is working on. If it's not already in there, I think that'd be cool xD
I'm not sure if there is a way to already do this, but for debugging purposes it'd be nice if we could print out the PID of the client the bot is working on. If it's not already in there, I think that'd be cool xD
arbiter Mod Automation Joined Jul 26, 2013 Messages 3,053 Apr 8, 2016 #2 You're just as well off assigning a random number at startup, showing it in the UI, and using that for identifications in your debugging.
You're just as well off assigning a random number at startup, showing it in the UI, and using that for identifications in your debugging.
proxi s̶c̶r̶i̶p̶t̶ bot* Joined Aug 23, 2015 Messages 2,232 Apr 8, 2016 Thread Author #3 Arbiter said: You're just as well off assigning a random number at startup, showing it in the UI, and using that for identifications in your debugging. Click to expand... You are 100% correct sir xD Great idea!
Arbiter said: You're just as well off assigning a random number at startup, showing it in the UI, and using that for identifications in your debugging. Click to expand... You are 100% correct sir xD Great idea!
arbiter Mod Automation Joined Jul 26, 2013 Messages 3,053 Apr 8, 2016 #4 proxi said: You are 100% correct sir xD Great idea! Click to expand... Also if you use separate accounts you can just use the hashCode of the username.
proxi said: You are 100% correct sir xD Great idea! Click to expand... Also if you use separate accounts you can just use the hashCode of the username.