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[Valrandir]

Most Excellent™

[Stormfeather]

Whoah! Thanks Toady, I just happened to glance up top while I was reading other topics and was like ".11? Wait, what??"

Spiffy!

[malvado]

Keep on the good work!

Btw for Adventure mode I sorely miss some way to know how much "air" i have left when swimming underwater , as it is now it's kinda hard to know when you will drown.

[Klitri]

Might be a stupid question but, can I update from .09 to .11? Or do I need .10 first? I have to update # Pathfinding errors...

[smariot]

   (*) Made command line understand quotes so that parameters with spaces in their names can be used (doesn't seem to work on linux/osx, not sure how to fix)

It doesn't work because how bash interprets command line arguments. There's nothing wrong with the loading script. That's just how bash works. If a space needs to be passed inside an argument, it has to be escaped with the '\' character. Alternatively, flags for options could be used (like '-title <title name with spaces'), where everything between each flag is interpreted as one argument by concatenating subsequent non-flag arguments in bash. Act like the end of the arguments is the last flag, and presto.

What he said. The shell will deal with all the quotes and escapes for you before your program even starts executing.

Examples:

./foo x y z	argv[]={"./foo", "x", "y", "z"}	Without quotes or an escape character, spaces separate arguments.
./foo x\ y\ z	argv[]={"./foo", "x y z"}	The spaces were escaped, so they're part of the argument and not separators.
./foo "x y z"	argv[]={"./foo", "x y z"}	The spaces are inside a quoted string, so they make up a single argument.
./foo "\"xyz\""	argv[]={"./foo", "\"xyz\""}	Double quoted strings can contain escaped characters.
./foo 'x\ y\ z'	argv[]={"./foo", "x\\ y\\ z"}	Single quoted strings can't contain escaped characters.

[Ross Vernal]

I didn't see

* added indication for assigned items in specific item list for military equipment

on this update, but it is on the log as of yesterday. Is it... you know, in? Because if it is, I LOVE YOU TOADY.

If not, I STILL LOVE YOU TOADY

[Rafal99]

I didn't see

* added indication for assigned items in specific item list for military equipment

http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=110932.msg3344965#msg3344965
4th item from the bottom.

[Ross Vernal]

Well, I always did know I was blind!

[Sus]

That's a heaping helping of improvements. Me likey.

[Iriel]

For bash you should be able to do this to the launch script:

1) Change #!/bin/sh to #!/bin/bash

2) Change the last line to: cd "${PWD}"; exec ./dwarfort.exe "$@"

[Morpha]

 (*) Non-fire-immune creatures will dodge out of hot squares

Excellent!

[rtg593]

   (*) Auto-assign new baby animals to mother's pasture/pond

Is there a toggle to disable this? I assign hens to a 1x1 pasture so they don't get off the eggs, this will force all 10-14 poults to stay on that square with the mother instead of spreading out... Won't that make them fight?

[Tierre]

Wel you'll need soundsence now to hear the sound of new babies:)

Thanks for your work Toady. Armor reducing bad thoughs for nudity was my most awaited change for a loooooong time:)

[Urist McTeellox]

I assign hens to a 1x1 pasture so they don't get off the eggs, this will force all 10-14 poults to stay on that square with the mother instead of spreading out... Won't that make them fight?

Did you know that the average Dwarf Fortress hen has less than one tile of space in which to live, denying them their natural instincts like abandoning their eggs, slowing frame-rate, and stopping doors from closing when you really need them shut?

Buy McUrist Farms' free-range eggs today!  Our hens are free to roam in outdoor pastures, enjoying sunlight, blood-draining mists, and gentle rains of goblin arrows...

[TheKaspa]

Intelligent masons?
Hurray!