added GET_STATUS network command #10073
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will return a string with the name of the current core running, the content name and crc32
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Hi, you need to fix the C++ comments - they need to be C-style, otherwise C89_BUILD will no longer compile. |
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i hope this will get merged as i've already made a python API using this. |
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You still didn't fix the C89_BUILD issues properly BTW. For this time I'll fix it myself. |
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Description
added a
GET_STATUSnetwork command that will return a string with the name of the system or current core running, the content file name and crc32.e.g.:
This could be (ab)used for scripting purposes, like an hiscore companion script.
I am not sure if i am reading the
system_idcorrectly though, it was alwaysnullduring my tests.Related Issues
#9483
#9913
Related Pull Requests
#3068
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