Scripting, DLLs and ORK updates
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Hi everyone,
I'm slowly getting to grips with things, and have begun to modify some of the scripts within ORK Framework. However today I updated to 2.5.9 and, of course, my changes are gone. This is no big deal because I still have the code I wrote, however I would like it if I could make my changes, and still be able to freely update ORK without losing the changes to the DLL. Is there some way of achieving this? Perhaps by building a separate DLL that overrides ORK's default behaviour? Or some kind of source control?
This is unfortunately where I'm pushing against the limits of my knowledge of C# and DLLs...
I'm slowly getting to grips with things, and have begun to modify some of the scripts within ORK Framework. However today I updated to 2.5.9 and, of course, my changes are gone. This is no big deal because I still have the code I wrote, however I would like it if I could make my changes, and still be able to freely update ORK without losing the changes to the DLL. Is there some way of achieving this? Perhaps by building a separate DLL that overrides ORK's default behaviour? Or some kind of source control?
This is unfortunately where I'm pushing against the limits of my knowledge of C# and DLLs...
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One last question - is it against the rules to host the ORK files on a public Github, but something like Bitbucket is okay?
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It has free private repositories. Also, a Mercurial repository would be better suited for teams of 1-6 and is easier for beginners. You can always migrate to Git later.