Author: Amir Ban
Date: 11:49:10 04/13/98
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On April 13, 1998 at 13:39:07, Bruce Moreland wrote: > >>Tricks are possible even through a standard auto232 device. If programs >>learned to take care of themselves regarding cooked lines, they should >>do the same about possible autoplaying tricks. > >No, the autoplayer should enforce this. It shouldn't be allowed to try >to mess with the autoplayer. > The autoplayer is just a part of your program that implements an interface, the auto232 protocol. It's your own code. There's no such thing as an autoplayer that plays a game between two programs and is independent of them. Much of the debate over this is because this point is misunderstood. Amir
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