New WC3 Verbyte?

[iago]

You can't have a version hash without hashing the version.

Hashing the version?

If you know of any better terminology, I'd like to hear it.  :p

The problem with Battle.net Bot Development is that a lot of words are use incorrectly.  Like Word, DWord, Hashfiles, Version hash, pretty much everywhere the word "hash" is used, except for older clients..

[Eric]

You can't have a version hash without hashing the version.

Hashing the version?

If you know of any better terminology, I'd like to hear it.  :p

The problem with Battle.net Bot Development is that a lot of words are use incorrectly.  Like Word, DWord, Hashfiles, Version hash, pretty much everywhere the word "hash" is used, except for older clients..

Hash seems acceptable to me.  What would you call it?

[Hdx]

So does anyone have any suggestions as to how i could fix my problem?
Also I understood what he ment, even if it sounded funny.

I would REALLY like to figure out what I am doing wrong.
~-~(HDX)~-~

[MyndFyre]

You can't have a version hash without hashing the version.

Hashing the version?

If you know of any better terminology, I'd like to hear it.  :p

The problem with Battle.net Bot Development is that a lot of words are use incorrectly.  Like Word, DWord, Hashfiles, Version hash, pretty much everywhere the word "hash" is used, except for older clients..

Hash seems acceptable to me.  What would you call it?

For example, people call the game files the "hash files."  There is no such thing as a "hash file."  It's a "client file on which a hash is calculated."  Big difference.

[Hdx]

Sorry to be repettitive. But insted of duscussing the aspects of naming. Can someone help me?
~-~(HDX)~-~

[Eric]

You can't have a version hash without hashing the version.

Hashing the version?

If you know of any better terminology, I'd like to hear it.  :p

The problem with Battle.net Bot Development is that a lot of words are use incorrectly.  Like Word, DWord, Hashfiles, Version hash, pretty much everywhere the word "hash" is used, except for older clients..

Hash seems acceptable to me.  What would you call it?

For example, people call the game files the "hash files."  There is no such thing as a "hash file."  It's a "client file on which a hash is calculated."  Big difference.

... I wasn't referring to hash files.

[UserLoser.]

You can't have a version hash without hashing the version.

Hashing the version?

If you know of any better terminology, I'd like to hear it.  :p

The problem with Battle.net Bot Development is that a lot of words are use incorrectly.  Like Word, DWord, Hashfiles, Version hash, pretty much everywhere the word "hash" is used, except for older clients..

Hash seems acceptable to me.  What would you call it?

For example, people call the game files the "hash files."  There is no such thing as a "hash file."  It's a "client file on which a hash is calculated."  Big difference.

... I wasn't referring to hash files.

This has totally went the wrong way.  I originally meant, what do you mean by "hashing the version" with the code Lord posted.  All it really is doing is putting four values into one value used to recognize the game version.