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Kevin Reid: Reverted edits by 211.13.231.163 (Talk); changed back to last version by Zarutian

Kevin Reid — Wed, 20 Apr 2011 23:21:33 GMT

Reverted edits by 211.13.231.163 (Talk); changed back to last version by Zarutian

New page

<em><strong>Note:</strong> [http://den.cubik.org/ den.cubik.org] was once the official web site, but access to it was lost and this page is newer.</em>

Den is a distributed [[wikipedia:Multi-user dungeon|MUD]] system written in [[E]] by [[User:Kevin Reid|Kevin Reid]].

It was last tested on [http://www.erights.org/download/0-8-26/ E 0.8.28e].

The source code is available in a Subversion repository at
: http://switchb.org/svn/den/den/trunk/

==What It Is==

Den is/will be a peer-to-peer MUD system, theoretically supporting [[mutual suspicion]] between parts of its world.

Den's world model is currently room-based, insofar as it cares. I hope to eventually support coordinate systems and graphical UI — possibly losing the text UI — but not yet.

Den is definitely not useful or ‘interesting’ (other than being written in E, perhaps) yet. It is only an experiment in using E. It may or may not eventually become something more widely useful.

==How to use it==

'''<code>rune -cpa src/ src/org/cubik/den/boot/den.e-awt</code>'''

; First run:
: '''<code>-save <var><filename></var> <var><yourNickname></var></code>'''
; Further runs:
: '''<code>-restore <var><filename></var></code>'''
; Non-persistent:
: '''<code>-once <var><yourNickname></var></code>'''

(You may need to increase the JVM's maximum heap or stack size. For Mac OS X, specify '''<code>-J-Xmx500m -J-XX:ThreadStackSize=10240</code>''' before the other arguments to <code>rune</code>.)

Three windows will be opened.

The narrow one at the top contains commands for performing a checkpoint and some other systemwide functions.

A checkpoint will be performed when this window is closed (which also stops the program), or via the “Save” command in its World menu.

The second is the inspector, which lets you view and manipulate the state of objects making up the world. The <code><world></code> object has a name <code>=></code> object mapping for convenience in accessing important objects, and also lists all SturdyRefs currently existing, since they may need to be manually deleted. (This UI is clearly poor and I hope to replace it with something better soon.)

The third (to the right or overlapping the inspector) is the terminal, with which you control a character in text-mud style.

(The default world's “<code>in</code>” exit is a locked door, and to go through it you need to use the command “'''<code>go 'in' with key</code>'''”. (I need to write some documentation for the commands—for now, see <code>org/cubik/den/ui/makeCommandInterpreter.emaker</code>.))

===Setting up cross-vat travel:===

<ol>
<li>In the inspector window, select “Sturdy Entrance” from the “Make” menu. Choose the room which it will lead to, the name by which it will be known for later editing, and the message shown in that room when something arrives through it. Click Create.</li>
<li>Copy the <code>cap://</code> URI from the resulting window.</li>
<li>In the other world/vat/Den-instance, select “Exit” from the “Make” menu. Choose the room in which it will be placed, the name in that room, and the message when something uses that exit. Select “Far” and paste in the <code>cap://</code> URI from step 2. Click Create.</li>
</ol>

Repeat the above procedure to create an exit for the other direction.

[[Category:Applications]]

211.13.231.163: QSUlFVWWGCfAHSi

211.13.231.163 — Wed, 20 Apr 2011 05:23:39 GMT

QSUlFVWWGCfAHSi

←Older revision		Revision as of 05:23, 20 April 2011
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-	~~<em><strong>Note:</strong> [http://den.cubik.org/ den.cubik.org] was once the official web site, but access to it was lost and this page is newer.</em>~~	+	THX that's a great asenwr!
-		+
-	~~Den is a distributed [[wikipedia:Multi-user dungeon\|MUD]] system written in [[E]] by [[User:Kevin Reid\|Kevin Reid]].~~	+
-		+
-	~~It was last tested on [http://www.erights.org/download/0-8-26/ E 0.8.28e].~~	+
-		+
-	~~The source code is available in a Subversion repository at~~	+
-	~~: http://switchb.org/svn/den/den/trunk/~~	+
-		+
-	~~==What It Is==~~	+
-		+
-	~~Den is/will be a peer-to-peer MUD system, theoretically supporting [[mutual suspicion]] between parts of its world.~~	+
-		+
-	~~Den~~'s ~~world model is currently room-based, insofar as it cares. I hope to eventually support coordinate systems and graphical UI — possibly losing the text UI — but not yet.~~	+
-		+
-	Den is definitely not useful or ‘interesting’ (other than being written in E, perhaps) yet. It is only an experiment in using E. It may or may not eventually become something more widely useful.	+
-		+
-	~~==How to use it==~~	+
-		+
-	~~'''<code>rune -cpa src/ src/org/cubik/den/boot/den.e-awt</code>'''~~	+
-		+
-	~~; First run:~~	+
-	~~: '''<code>-save <var><filename></var> <var><yourNickname></var></code>'''~~	+
-	~~; Further runs:~~	+
-	~~: '''<code>-restore <var><filename></var></code>'''~~	+
-	~~; Non-persistent:~~	+
-	~~: '''<code>-once <var><yourNickname></var></code>'''~~	+
-		+
-	~~(You may need to increase the JVM's maximum heap or stack size. For Mac OS X, specify '''<code>-J-Xmx500m -J-XX:ThreadStackSize=10240</code>''' before the other arguments to <code>rune</code>.)~~	+
-		+
-	~~Three windows will be opened.~~	+
-		+
-	~~The narrow one at the top contains commands for performing~~ a ~~checkpoint and some other systemwide functions.~~	+
-		+
-	~~A checkpoint will be performed when this window is closed (which also stops the program), or via the “Save” command in its World menu.~~	+
-		+
-	The second is the inspector, which lets you view and manipulate the state of objects making up the world. The <code><world></code> object has a name <code>=></code> object mapping for convenience in accessing important objects, and also lists all SturdyRefs currently existing, since they may need to be manually deleted. (This UI is clearly poor and I hope to replace it with something better soon.)	+
-		+
-	~~The third (to the right or overlapping the inspector) is the terminal, with which you control a character in text-mud style.~~	+
-		+
-	(The default world's “<code>in</code>” exit is a locked door, and to go through it you need to use the command “'''<code>go 'in' with key</code>'''”. (I need to write some documentation for the commands—for now, see <code>org/cubik/den/ui/makeCommandInterpreter.emaker</code>.))	+
-		+
-	~~===Setting up cross-vat travel:===~~	+
-		+
-	~~<ol>~~	+
-	<li>In the inspector window, select “Sturdy Entrance” from the “Make” menu. Choose the room which it will lead to, the name by which it will be known for later editing, and the message shown in that room when something arrives through it. Click Create.</li>	+
-	~~<li>Copy the <code>cap://</code> URI from the resulting window.</li>~~	+
-	<li>In the other world/vat/Den-instance, select “Exit” from the “Make” menu. Choose the room in which it will be placed, the name in that room, and the message when something uses that exit. Select “Far” and paste in the <code>cap://</code> URI from step 2. Click Create.</li>	+
-	~~</ol>~~	+
-		+
-	~~Repeat the above procedure to create an exit for the other direction.~~	+
-		+
-	~~[[Category:Applications]]~~	+

Zarutian: Reverted edits by 213.5.71.85 (Talk); changed back to last version by Zarutian

Zarutian — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 18:19:41 GMT

Reverted edits by 213.5.71.85 (Talk); changed back to last version by Zarutian

←Older revision		Revision as of 18:19, 3 June 2010
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	: http://switchb.org/svn/den/den/trunk/		: http://switchb.org/svn/den/den/trunk/

-	~~xvGYfu mguzaa pogiel bcdcp advaln lkfbasw uwwqd ymcvdkqpw jbwvapc izdoyema alkac ypwppl aqrirunog bcnjscoj edaezk~~	+	==What It Is==
		+
		+	Den is/will be a peer-to-peer MUD system, theoretically supporting [[mutual suspicion]] between parts of its world.
		+
		+	Den's world model is currently room-based, insofar as it cares. I hope to eventually support coordinate systems and graphical UI — possibly losing the text UI — but not yet.
		+
		+	Den is definitely not useful or ‘interesting’ (other than being written in E, perhaps) yet. It is only an experiment in using E. It may or may not eventually become something more widely useful.

	==How to use it==		==How to use it==

213.5.71.85: /* What It Is */

213.5.71.85 — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 14:48:09 GMT

What It Is

←Older revision		Revision as of 14:48, 3 June 2010
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	: http://switchb.org/svn/den/den/trunk/		: http://switchb.org/svn/den/den/trunk/

-	~~==What It Is==~~	+	xvGYfu mguzaa pogiel bcdcp advaln lkfbasw uwwqd ymcvdkqpw jbwvapc izdoyema alkac ypwppl aqrirunog bcnjscoj edaezk
-		+
-	~~Den is/will be a peer-to-peer MUD system, theoretically supporting [[mutual suspicion]] between parts of its world.~~	+
-		+
-	~~Den's world model is currently room-based, insofar as it cares. I hope to eventually support coordinate systems and graphical UI — possibly losing the text UI — but not yet.~~	+
-		+
-	Den is definitely not useful or ‘interesting’ (other than being written in E, perhaps) yet. It is only an experiment in using E. It may or may not eventually become something more widely useful.	+

	==How to use it==		==How to use it==

Zarutian: Reverted edits by 216.45.58.187 (Talk); changed back to last version by Kevin Reid

Zarutian — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 18:59:37 GMT

Reverted edits by 216.45.58.187 (Talk); changed back to last version by Kevin Reid

←Older revision		Revision as of 18:59, 20 February 2010
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-	~~various major feedback york trend revolution substantial~~	+	<em><strong>Note:</strong> [http://den.cubik.org/ den.cubik.org] was once the official web site, but access to it was lost and this page is newer.</em>
		+
		+	Den is a distributed [[wikipedia:Multi-user dungeon\|MUD]] system written in [[E]] by [[User:Kevin Reid\|Kevin Reid]].
		+
		+	It was last tested on [http://www.erights.org/download/0-8-26/ E 0.8.28e].
		+
		+	The source code is available in a Subversion repository at
		+	: http://switchb.org/svn/den/den/trunk/
		+
		+	==What It Is==
		+
		+	Den is/will be a peer-to-peer MUD system, theoretically supporting [[mutual suspicion]] between parts of its world.
		+
		+	Den's world model is currently room-based, insofar as it cares. I hope to eventually support coordinate systems and graphical UI — possibly losing the text UI — but not yet.
		+
		+	Den is definitely not useful or ‘interesting’ (other than being written in E, perhaps) yet. It is only an experiment in using E. It may or may not eventually become something more widely useful.
		+
		+	==How to use it==
		+
		+	'''<code>rune -cpa src/ src/org/cubik/den/boot/den.e-awt</code>'''
		+
		+	; First run:
		+	: '''<code>-save <var><filename></var> <var><yourNickname></var></code>'''
		+	; Further runs:
		+	: '''<code>-restore <var><filename></var></code>'''
		+	; Non-persistent:
		+	: '''<code>-once <var><yourNickname></var></code>'''
		+
		+	(You may need to increase the JVM's maximum heap or stack size. For Mac OS X, specify '''<code>-J-Xmx500m -J-XX:ThreadStackSize=10240</code>''' before the other arguments to <code>rune</code>.)
		+
		+	Three windows will be opened.
		+
		+	The narrow one at the top contains commands for performing a checkpoint and some other systemwide functions.
		+
		+	A checkpoint will be performed when this window is closed (which also stops the program), or via the “Save” command in its World menu.
		+
		+	The second is the inspector, which lets you view and manipulate the state of objects making up the world. The <code><world></code> object has a name <code>=></code> object mapping for convenience in accessing important objects, and also lists all SturdyRefs currently existing, since they may need to be manually deleted. (This UI is clearly poor and I hope to replace it with something better soon.)
		+
		+	The third (to the right or overlapping the inspector) is the terminal, with which you control a character in text-mud style.
		+
		+	(The default world's “<code>in</code>” exit is a locked door, and to go through it you need to use the command “'''<code>go 'in' with key</code>'''”. (I need to write some documentation for the commands—for now, see <code>org/cubik/den/ui/makeCommandInterpreter.emaker</code>.))
		+
		+	===Setting up cross-vat travel:===
		+
		+	<ol>
		+	<li>In the inspector window, select “Sturdy Entrance” from the “Make” menu. Choose the room which it will lead to, the name by which it will be known for later editing, and the message shown in that room when something arrives through it. Click Create.</li>
		+	<li>Copy the <code>cap://</code> URI from the resulting window.</li>
		+	<li>In the other world/vat/Den-instance, select “Exit” from the “Make” menu. Choose the room in which it will be placed, the name in that room, and the message when something uses that exit. Select “Far” and paste in the <code>cap://</code> URI from step 2. Click Create.</li>
		+	</ol>
		+
		+	Repeat the above procedure to create an exit for the other direction.
		+
		+	[[Category:Applications]]

216.45.58.187: coltenbrin

216.45.58.187 — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 11:04:42 GMT

coltenbrin

←Older revision		Revision as of 11:04, 20 February 2010
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-	~~<em><strong>Note:</strong> [http://den.cubik.org/ den.cubik.org] was once the official web site, but access to it was lost and this page is newer.</em>~~	+	various major feedback york trend revolution substantial
-		+
-	~~Den is a distributed [[wikipedia:Multi-user dungeon\|MUD]] system written in [[E]] by [[User:Kevin Reid\|Kevin Reid]].~~	+
-		+
-	~~It was last tested on [http://www.erights.org/download/0-8-26/ E 0.8.28e].~~	+
-		+
-	~~The source code is available in a Subversion repository at~~	+
-	~~: http://switchb.org/svn/den/den/trunk/~~	+
-		+
-	~~==What It Is==~~	+
-		+
-	~~Den is/will be a peer-to-peer MUD system, theoretically supporting [[mutual suspicion]] between parts of its world.~~	+
-		+
-	~~Den's world model is currently room-based, insofar as it cares. I hope to eventually support coordinate systems and graphical UI — possibly losing the text UI — but not yet.~~	+
-		+
-	Den is definitely not useful or ‘interesting’ (other than being written in E, perhaps) yet. It is only an experiment in using E. It may or may not eventually become something more widely useful.	+
-		+
-	~~==How to use it==~~	+
-		+
-	~~'''<code>rune -cpa src/ src/org/cubik/den/boot/den.e-awt</code>'''~~	+
-		+
-	~~; First run:~~	+
-	~~: '''<code>-save <var><filename></var> <var><yourNickname></var></code>'''~~	+
-	~~; Further runs:~~	+
-	~~: '''<code>-restore <var><filename></var></code>'''~~	+
-	~~; Non-persistent:~~	+
-	~~: '''<code>-once <var><yourNickname></var></code>'''~~	+
-		+
-	~~(You may need to increase the JVM's maximum heap or stack size. For Mac OS X, specify '''<code>-J-Xmx500m -J-XX:ThreadStackSize=10240</code>''' before the other arguments to <code>rune</code>.)~~	+
-		+
-	~~Three windows will be opened.~~	+
-		+
-	~~The narrow one at the top contains commands for performing a checkpoint and some other systemwide functions.~~	+
-		+
-	~~A checkpoint will be performed when this window is closed (which also stops the program), or via the “Save” command in its World menu.~~	+
-		+
-	The second is the inspector, which lets you view and manipulate the state of objects making up the world. The <code><world></code> object has a name <code>=></code> object mapping for convenience in accessing important objects, and also lists all SturdyRefs currently existing, since they may need to be manually deleted. (This UI is clearly poor and I hope to replace it with something better soon.)	+
-		+
-	~~The third (to the right or overlapping the inspector) is the terminal, with which you control a character in text-mud style.~~	+
-		+
-	(The default world's “<code>in</code>” exit is a locked door, and to go through it you need to use the command “'''<code>go 'in' with key</code>'''”. (I need to write some documentation for the commands—for now, see <code>org/cubik/den/ui/makeCommandInterpreter.emaker</code>.))	+
-		+
-	~~===Setting up cross-vat travel:===~~	+
-		+
-	~~<ol>~~	+
-	<li>In the inspector window, select “Sturdy Entrance” from the “Make” menu. Choose the room which it will lead to, the name by which it will be known for later editing, and the message shown in that room when something arrives through it. Click Create.</li>	+
-	~~<li>Copy the <code>cap://</code> URI from the resulting window.</li>~~	+
-	<li>In the other world/vat/Den-instance, select “Exit” from the “Make” menu. Choose the room in which it will be placed, the name in that room, and the message when something uses that exit. Select “Far” and paste in the <code>cap://</code> URI from step 2. Click Create.</li>	+
-	~~</ol>~~	+
-		+
-	~~Repeat the above procedure to create an exit for the other direction.~~	+
-		+
-	~~[[Category:Applications]]~~	+

Kevin Reid: update repository URL

Kevin Reid — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 23:27:06 GMT

update repository URL

←Older revision		Revision as of 23:27, 20 December 2009
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	The source code is available in a Subversion repository at		The source code is available in a Subversion repository at
-	~~svn~~://~~www~~.~~slimy.com~~/~~kpreid~~/den/den/trunk/	+	: http://switchb.org/svn/den/den/trunk/

	==What It Is==		==What It Is==

Kevin Reid: import content of den web page from my web site

Kevin Reid — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 19:41:01 GMT

import content of den web page from my web site

←Older revision		Revision as of 19:41, 12 June 2009
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-	[http://~~homepage~~.~~mac~~.~~com/kpreid/elang~~/den.~~html Den~~] is ~~a distributed [[wikipedia:Multi-user dungeon\|MUD]] system written in [[E]] by [[User:Kevin Reid\|Kevin Reid]]~~.	+	<em><strong>Note:</strong> [http://den.cubik.org/ den.cubik.org] was once the official web site, but access to it was lost and this page is newer.</em>

-	~~{{XXX~~\|~~Migrate~~ the ~~content~~ of the ~~linked page here~~.}}	+	Den is a distributed [[wikipedia:Multi-user dungeon\|MUD]] system written in [[E]] by [[User:Kevin Reid\|Kevin Reid]].
		+
		+	It was last tested on [http://www.erights.org/download/0-8-26/ E 0.8.28e].
		+
		+	The source code is available in a Subversion repository at
		+	svn://www.slimy.com/kpreid/den/den/trunk/
		+
		+	==What It Is==
		+
		+	Den is/will be a peer-to-peer MUD system, theoretically supporting [[mutual suspicion]] between parts of its world.
		+
		+	Den's world model is currently room-based, insofar as it cares. I hope to eventually support coordinate systems and graphical UI — possibly losing the text UI — but not yet.
		+
		+	Den is definitely not useful or ‘interesting’ (other than being written in E, perhaps) yet. It is only an experiment in using E. It may or may not eventually become something more widely useful.
		+
		+	==How to use it==
		+
		+	'''<code>rune -cpa src/ src/org/cubik/den/boot/den.e-awt</code>'''
		+
		+	; First run:
		+	: '''<code>-save <var><filename></var> <var><yourNickname></var></code>'''
		+	; Further runs:
		+	: '''<code>-restore <var><filename></var></code>'''
		+	; Non-persistent:
		+	: '''<code>-once <var><yourNickname></var></code>'''
		+
		+	(You may need to increase the JVM's maximum heap or stack size. For Mac OS X, specify '''<code>-J-Xmx500m -J-XX:ThreadStackSize=10240</code>''' before the other arguments to <code>rune</code>.)
		+
		+	Three windows will be opened.
		+
		+	The narrow one at the top contains commands for performing a checkpoint and some other systemwide functions.
		+
		+	A checkpoint will be performed when this window is closed (which also stops the program), or via the “Save” command in its World menu.
		+
		+	The second is the inspector, which lets you view and manipulate the state of objects making up the world. The <code><world></code> object has a name <code>=></code> object mapping for convenience in accessing important objects, and also lists all SturdyRefs currently existing, since they may need to be manually deleted. (This UI is clearly poor and I hope to replace it with something better soon.)
		+
		+	The third (to the right or overlapping the inspector) is the terminal, with which you control a character in text-mud style.
		+
		+	(The default world's “<code>in</code>” exit is a locked door, and to go through it you need to use the command “'''<code>go 'in' with key</code>'''”. (I need to write some documentation for the commands—for now, see <code>org/cubik/den/ui/makeCommandInterpreter.emaker</code>.))
		+
		+	===Setting up cross-vat travel:===
		+
		+	<ol>
		+	<li>In the inspector window, select “Sturdy Entrance” from the “Make” menu. Choose the room which it will lead to, the name by which it will be known for later editing, and the message shown in that room when something arrives through it. Click Create.</li>
		+	<li>Copy the <code>cap://</code> URI from the resulting window.</li>
		+	<li>In the other world/vat/Den-instance, select “Exit” from the “Make” menu. Choose the room in which it will be placed, the name in that room, and the message when something uses that exit. Select “Far” and paste in the <code>cap://</code> URI from step 2. Click Create.</li>
		+	</ol>
		+
		+	Repeat the above procedure to create an exit for the other direction.

	[[Category:Applications]]		[[Category:Applications]]

Kevin Reid: link me, note intent to migrate

Kevin Reid — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 19:03:39 GMT

link me, note intent to migrate

←Older revision		Revision as of 19:03, 12 June 2009
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-	[http://homepage.mac.com/kpreid/elang/den.html Den] is a distributed [[wikipedia:Multi-user dungeon\|MUD]] system written in ~~'''''~~E~~'''''~~ by [[Kevin Reid]].	+	[http://homepage.mac.com/kpreid/elang/den.html Den] is a distributed [[wikipedia:Multi-user dungeon\|MUD]] system written in [[E]] by [[User:Kevin Reid\|Kevin Reid]].
		+
		+	{{XXX\|Migrate the content of the linked page here.}}

	[[Category:Applications]]		[[Category:Applications]]

Kevin Reid: add external link

Kevin Reid — Wed, 18 Apr 2007 20:05:39 GMT

add external link

←Older revision		Revision as of 20:05, 18 April 2007
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-	~~Distributed~~ [[wikipedia:Multi-user dungeon\|MUD]] system written in '''''E''''' by [[Kevin Reid]].	+	[http://homepage.mac.com/kpreid/elang/den.html Den] is a distributed [[wikipedia:Multi-user dungeon\|MUD]] system written in '''''E''''' by [[Kevin Reid]].

	[[Category:Applications]]		[[Category:Applications]]