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WinCircle-3.1/lib/plralias/U-Z/
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WinCircle-3.1/lib/plrobjs/A-E/
WinCircle-3.1/lib/plrobjs/F-J/
WinCircle-3.1/lib/plrobjs/K-O/
WinCircle-3.1/lib/plrobjs/P-T/
WinCircle-3.1/lib/plrobjs/U-Z/
WinCircle-3.1/lib/plrobjs/ZZZ/
WinCircle-3.1/lib/world/
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WinCircle-3.1/lib/world/trg/
WinCircle-3.1/log/
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UPDATED!

Ascii Pfiles Version 2.1 (for CircleMUD bpl19)

This is an updated patch intended for patching into a clean
CircleMUD bpl19 codebase.  I have included the original Ascii Pfile
patch as well, but the original code is for bpl17.

Usage:

Copy circle30bpl19-ascci_pfiles_2.1.patch.gz to the directory
containing the clean CircleMUD bpl19 code directory (should be
./circlebpl19)

Type: gzip -cd circlebpl19-ascii_pfiles_2.1.patch.gz | patch -Np1 -b

This will apply the patch.  Note, the -b will make backups of the
existing files.  I always do this, even though it makes things a
little messy, but it will save you from accidently overwriting any
existing code (ie. you are patching an unclean version of circle).

That should be it.  Any questions or comments you may send to me:

Alan K. Miles
alankmiles@crosswinds.net

--Original Document--

Ascii Pfiles Version 2.1

Version 2.1 is based on stock circle 3.0 bpl 17 and may patch cleanly
to other versions.  This release is mainly intended to fix bugs and
improve portability.

If you're not familiar with ascii pfile conversions, this mod will
convert circle from using a single binary player file to one ascii
file per player.  This makes the player files much easier to edit
and maintain.  It also saves a lot of disk space by only saving
the data needed to load the player.  This release has the capability
to convert an existing binary player file to the new ascii files.
It also has the ability to automatically remove players who have
not logged in for a specified time.  By default it wil remove
players just like purgeplay.c normally would, but will do so at
each mud boot.

This distribution includes windows and non-windows patch files,
utility batch files, some simple instructions in the doc directory,
and the full modified source files in case you have a totally
stock mud and want to just copy the files into your circle src
directory.

If you're running under windows, read doc/install_win.txt.  Otherwise
read doc/install_unix.txt.  Read doc/using.txt for information on
setting up the available options (such as automatic maintenence).

Direct questions, comments, and contributions to samedi@ticnet.com or
samedi1971@yahoo.com.  If you have a problem you want help with, please
provide as much information on your setup and the problem if you
want a prompt response.