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* reseparate inventory item creator id and creator uuid

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* unfortunately, while the client requires uuids and we want to be able to have arbitrary string ids, these cannot be kept in sync
* I think the problems last time were due to a serialization change
* So the major inteface version has been bumped to take care of any lingering issues here.
* This means that region servers beyond this revision can only connect to similarly uptodate grid services, and vice versa
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Justin Clarke Casey
2009-05-25 19:54:47 +00:00
parent 896c206718
commit 582c20b1c4
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OpenSim/Framework/InventoryItemBase.cs
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@@ -84,26 +84,38 @@ namespace OpenSim.Framework
m_creatorId = value;
}
}
protected string m_creatorId;
protected string m_creatorId = UUID.Zero.ToString();
/// <value>
/// The creator of this item expressed as a UUID. Database plugins don't need to set this, it will be set by
/// The UUID for the creator. This may be different from the canonical CreatorId. This property is used
/// for communication with the client over the Second Life protocol, since that protocol can only understand
/// UUIDs. As this is a basic framework class, this means that both the string creator id and the uuid
/// reference have to be settable separately
///
/// Database plugins don't need to set this, it will be set by
/// upstream code (or set by the get accessor if left unset).
///
/// XXX: An alternative to having a separate uuid property would be to hash the CreatorId appropriately
/// every time there was communication with a UUID-only client. This may be much more expensive.
/// </value>
public UUID CreatorIdAsUuid
{
get
{
UUID temp = UUID.Zero;
UUID.TryParse(CreatorId, out temp);
return temp;
if (UUID.Zero == m_creatorIdAsUuid)
{
UUID.TryParse(CreatorId, out m_creatorIdAsUuid);
}
return m_creatorIdAsUuid;
}
set
{
CreatorId = value.ToString();
m_creatorIdAsUuid = value;
}
}
protected UUID m_creatorIdAsUuid = UUID.Zero;
/// <value>
/// The description of the inventory item (must be less than 64 characters)