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[Release] Script Loader for Class- and Jar-Based Scripts

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Pretty much wasted your time really, they will support Java in a weeks time, anyways well done I guess.

 

Nothing to benefit the bot is a waste of peoples time. 

 

Good work DarkStorm, can't wait to see your scripts. 

This loader fails to load onLoop() in my experience, converted the exact same script to groovy and it worked fine.

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This loader fails to load onLoop() in my experience, converted the exact same script to groovy and it worked fine.

Works fine for me. All it does is load the script classes and run them the same way a groovy script runs after it has been turned into bytecode.

hi,

 

once the osbot client officially supports loading Java code, are you going to continue this code base or can I close this thread?

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hi,

 

once the osbot client officially supports loading Java code, are you going to continue this code base or can I close this thread?

I'll stop development of this only if OSBot officially supports all parts: loading of classes, loading of jars, and loading of directories with classes and jars in them.

I'll stop development of this only if OSBot officially supports all parts: loading of classes, loading of jars, and loading of directories with classes and jars in them.

 

why would you want to be able to load archives and raw compiled classes in the same go? all code should be getting distributed in archive form.

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