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Moopf Murray
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06-04-2004 02:43
Currently the llGiveMoney LSL command does not return a true or false depending on whether or not giving the money was successful. In order for some commerce operations to grow things like this need to be traceable in script for applications such as automatic billing etc.
Without it, automatic billing requires a lot of manual cross-referencing.
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Zeppi Schlegel
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06-04-2004 18:24
Seconded.  Zep |
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Oz Spade
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06-05-2004 00:11
Hmm, I thought llGiveMoney gave a "You paid (username) (ammount)"? Guess not.
But I agree, and also if it doesn't already, if it would show up in Account History also.
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Moopf Murray
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06-05-2004 09:54
From: someone Originally posted by Oz Spade
Hmm, I thought llGiveMoney gave a "You paid (username) (ammount)"? Guess not.
But I agree, and also if it doesn't already, if it would show up in Account History also. Oz, the point is that there is no return from calling llGiveMoney so you do not know whether or not the money was given. Think about automatic billing systems, for instance. If I was to sell a product and part of this was to automatically bill the user for a service - currently whenever they're billed it would be a manual cross-reference between what I know should of been billed and what I received. However, with a return from llGiveMoney I could actually confirm this without the manual checking. There are other uses as well. |