This pull request implements the lookup behavior, including tailored diagnostics, for "module selectors", which allow references to declarations to be unambiguously prefixed with a module...

ハースファイアの自宅に温室を作ると、ハチやホタルがわんさか湧きます。錬金素材としては優秀ですが、羽音がぶんぶんぶんぶん気になるので、完全に静かにさせるMODを作りました。ダウンロードNo Bug BuzzMODの内容やっていることは単純で、...

通常の会話ダイアログを通して、フォロワーを10人、動物を10頭まで連れて行けるようになります。複数のフォロワーを連れ歩くのに必要となる、敵対防止機能や離脱防止機能なども組み込んであります。このMODは、Anniversary Edition...

通常の会話ダイアログから、フォロワーを20人まで連れて行けるようになります。専用メニューによって、滞在場所や衣装を変更したり、関連クエストやファクション等の情報を表示したりすることができます。当MODは、フォロワーやNPCに関する様々な機能...

サバイバルモードでは、睡眠を取らないと疲労が溜まってデバフがかかります。元気な状態から疲労が1段階進むと、いきなり疲労困憊になります。これでは大げさ過ぎると感じたので、表記を疲労感に変更するMODを作ってみました。デバフ効果には変更を加えま...

> It's hacky, but I believe you could add a mod that contains a locale folder which just adds all *.tr files for every mod in the language you normally use in Luanti. This is because mod-provided files normally take precedence over game-provided files if both game and mod include a file with the same name. For example: > > > Code: > > > mymod/ locale/ default.qqq.tr flowers.qqq.tr stairs.qqq.tr ... > > (qqq = language code your normally use in Luanti) > > "Turning on or off" then just means turning on or off the mod. > > I haven't tested this theory tho. > > May I ask which language it is or is this a secret? :D Hello, sorry for the late reply! To be honest I lost interest and kinda forgot about this project the past few months. I will keep this info in mind though. The language I wanted to use is called Gargish/gargl. Which is the language spoken by gargoyles in the Ultima CRPG series. It has a wiki page here. Statistics: Posted by gibberish_1 — Tue Nov 11, 2025 13:56 * * *

> It's hacky, but I believe you could add a mod that contains a locale folder which just adds all *.tr files for every mod in the language you normally use in Luanti. This is because mod-provided files normally take precedence over game-provided files if both game and mod include a file with the same name. For example: > > > Code: > > > mymod/ locale/ default.qqq.tr flowers.qqq.tr stairs.qqq.tr ... > > (qqq = language code your normally use in Luanti) > > "Turning on or off" then just means turning on or off the mod. > > I haven't tested this theory tho. > > May I ask which language it is or is this a secret? :D Hello, sorry for the late reply! To be honest I lost interest and kinda forgot about this project the past few months. I will keep this info in mind though. The language I wanted to use is called Gargish/gargl. Which is the language spoken by gargoyles in the Ultima CRPG series. It has a wiki page here. Statistics: Posted by gibberish_1 — Tue Nov 11, 2025 13:56 * * *

> It's hacky, but I believe you could add a mod that contains a locale folder which just adds all *.tr files for every mod in the language you normally use in Luanti. This is because mod-provided files normally take precedence over game-provided files if both game and mod include a file with the same name. For example: > > > Code: > > > mymod/ locale/ default.qqq.tr flowers.qqq.tr stairs.qqq.tr ... > > (qqq = language code your normally use in Luanti) > > "Turning on or off" then just means turning on or off the mod. > > I haven't tested this theory tho. > > May I ask which language it is or is this a secret? :D Hello, sorry for the late reply! To be honest I lost interest and kinda forgot about this project the past few months. I will keep this info in mind though. The language I wanted to use is called Gargish/gargl. Which is the language spoken by gargoyles in the Ultima CRPG series. It has a wiki page here. Statistics: Posted by gibberish_1 — Tue Nov 11, 2025 13:56 * * *

**Compiler** : ifx (IFX) 2025.0.4 **OS** : Rocky Linux 8.9 (Green Obsidian) I believe the pointer `px` should have size 0 the third time `method` is called, but it has size 5. Its array size is not being reset between calls, even though it becomes disassociated. module myMod implicit none type, abstract :: base end type type, extends(base) :: extension end type contains subroutine method(bool) logical, intent(in) :: bool class(base), allocatable, target :: x(:) type(extension), pointer :: px(:) => null() if (bool) allocate(extension :: x(5)) select type(dummy => x) type is(extension) px => dummy print *, 'type' class default px => null() print *, 'default' end select print *, size(px), associated(px) end subroutine end module program main use myMod implicit none call method(.false.) call method(.true.) call method(.false.) end program

It's hacky, but I believe you could add a mod that contains a locale folder which just adds all *.tr files for every mod in the language you normally use in Luanti. This is because mod-provided files normally take precedence over game-provided files if both game and mod include a file with the same name. For example: Code: mymod/ locale/ default.qqq.tr flowers.qqq.tr stairs.qqq.tr ... (qqq = language code your normally use in Luanti) "Turning on or off" then just means turning on or off the mod. I haven't tested this theory tho. May I ask which language it is or is this a secret? :D Statistics: Posted by Wuzzy — Wed Sep 10, 2025 07:19 * * *

or instead to make it more safer more safer pub use crate::mymod::pub *; Or similar that export everything in to the crate root that is public.

or instead to make it more safer more safer pub use crate::mymod::pub *; Or similar that export everything in to the crate root that is public.

RelunSec: > The usecase of this especially in exports by example you export everything to the crate except myprivfn and PrivateStruct. > > `pub use crate::mymod::*!{myprivfn, PrivateStruct};` Using a denylist like that to define a public API seems error-prone, since it'd be easy to add a new private item and not exclude it. An allowlist seems safer for that purpose.

or instead to make it more safer more safer pub use crate::mymod::pub *; Or similar that export everything in to the crate root that is public.

The usecase of this especially in exports by example you export everything to the crate except myprivfn and PrivateStruct. pub use crate::mymod::*!{myprivfn, PrivateStruct};