I have been starting to add a couple hooks for my own use, used in the "zone" process. That is when I realized that you do not want to mix hooks for "zone" and hooks for "world" at the same time. Doing so would pull unwanted files (to "world" mostly), like "mob.cpp", if you need to include "mob.h" to implement your hook.
Of course there is a solution
This solution requires a minor change in "ruletypes.h" to include some #ifdef directives, to only compile hooks for "world" when you compile world, and vice-versa.
It also requires some #ifdef in "default_Hooks.h" and "default_Hooks.cpp" to do the same. As the file is new I can probably just dump a new version.
Finally it requires building not one shared library for the custom hooks, but two : one to be loaded by "world", one to be loaded by "zone".
I still have a remaining issue with warnings appearing when "world" and "zone" load, because both processes try to load ALL the rules, not just those pertaining to them. I can probably find a solution by this week-end but right now I am going to bed
To sum it up, I should post the fixed version around this week-end. Nothing outstanding changed, but some more #ifdef to cleanly separate things will be added.
So I keep my hopes high !
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