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aizat
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#1 Post by aizat »

I'm a noob in programming. I know a bit here and there about VB (halfway watched ms :ugeek: excel VB tut ).
can anyone give suggestion of where to start to read.
I really wanted to learn and contribute here.

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#2 Post by EternalHarvest »

If that's about Perl syntax and stuff, I recommend "Impatient Perl" book.

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#3 Post by aizat »

Thanks.. :) I'm getting impatient of people asking other people to do it for them. :P

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#4 Post by Darki »

I'm interested in learning too, but I don't understand, not Perl but most of OpenKore stuff. I can learn to code in perl with not too much effort but how do I find all the data relative to OK so I can make my plugins, subroutines and mods get data from and to the program?
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#5 Post by EternalHarvest »

Darki wrote:make my plugins, subroutines and mods get data from and to the program?
Inspect OpenKore modules to see where and how the data is stored? Network::Receive::ServerType0 and Commands are probably the most useful for that, as you can find packet/command related to the data you need and go from there.

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