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| 12 | our $SCHEDULER = cf::coro { |
12 | our $SCHEDULER = cf::coro { |
| 13 | while () { |
13 | while () { |
| 14 | Coro::Timer::sleep $SCHEDULE_INTERVAL; |
14 | Coro::Timer::sleep $SCHEDULE_INTERVAL; |
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16 | # this weird form of iteration over values is used because |
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17 | # the hash changes underneath us frequently, and for |
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18 | # keeps a direct reference to the value without (in 5.8 perls) |
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19 | # keeping a reference, so this is prone to crashes or worse. |
| 16 | my @maps = keys %cf::MAP; |
20 | my @maps = keys %cf::MAP; |
| 17 | for (@maps) { |
21 | for (@maps) { |
| 18 | my $map = $cf::MAP{$_} |
22 | my $map = $cf::MAP{$_} |
| 19 | or next; |
23 | or next; |
| 20 | $map->valid or next; |
24 | $map->valid or next; |
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| 21 | eval { |
26 | eval { |
| 22 | # not yet, because maps might become visible to players nearby |
27 | # not yet, because maps might become visible to players nearby |
| 23 | # we need to remove the map from %cf::MAP and all tiled map links |
28 | # we need to remove the map from %cf::MAP and all tiled map links |
| 24 | # if ($last_access + $DEACTIVATE_TIMEOUT <= $cf::RUNTIME) { |
29 | # if ($last_access + $DEACTIVATE_TIMEOUT <= $cf::RUNTIME) { |
| 25 | # $map->deactivate; |
30 | # $map->deactivate; |
