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Key: SVC-2695
Type: New Feature New Feature
Status: Open Open
Priority: Normal Normal
Assignee: Unassigned
Reporter: Trinity Coulter
Votes: 6
Watchers: 3
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2. Second Life Service - SVC

Add ability to script "cookies" or note(string) as a script-accessible property of an Agent.

Created: 26/Jul/08 01:33 AM   Updated: 11/Dec/08 10:55 PM
Component/s: Scripts
Affects Version/s: None
Fix Version/s: None

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Essentially the idea is allowing some way for Agents/Avatars to store information within themselves using LSL. This function would be primarily about communication between objects and not permanent storage.

key llSetAgentNote(string Security, string NoteName, string NoteValue, integer UnixTimestamp2Expire, integer IsPrivate) // only can be run by objects owned by the actual agent, maybe have a max note life of 1 week?

llRemoveAgentNote(key Note) // only can be run by objects owned by the actual agent

llRemoveAllAgentNotes() // only can be run by objects owned by the actual agent

llGetAgentNote(key Agent, string Security) // must be a non-private Note to be run by any script that is not owned by the agent.

llRequestPermissions would need PERMISSION_WRITE_NOTE added for more security.



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Hesius Heron added a comment - 26/Jul/08 05:23 PM
I think having an editable amount of private storage for your own avatar, accesible and editable by script would see some GREAT uses. The added permissions are a must though.