It seems the Chrome -> GMail plugin client isn't obeying the "In-Reply-To" value provided when you click on the link to reply to a specific individual. So I apologize if this post creates, once again, another separate thread for that reason.
I just wanted to acknowledge that it's probably the worst possible hack I've ever written, and it's a rather cheesy one. But I, as well as the rest of us, don't have access to fixing the core issue. I don't have my mod currently working for dedicated servers, so I placed the hack in the client.dll codebase. Hope that makes sense. For the record, there are other hacks in HL2:SB which were resolved using detouring and such, however those are all non-critical fixes. You shouldn't use those if you ever come by them. Basically anything that patches memory. You'll know it when you see it, of course. Additionally, the mod closes debatably "gracefully" due to the entire application and everything associated with it being terminated in the same manner as terminating the process from your task manager. It is closing immediately, but definitely not as intended. There are actually engine events which seize to take place as a result of simply terminating the process. For this reason, I absolutely can't stand this solution either. Anyway, due to Valve's lack of updates on these things, we have to hold ourselves up and fix what issues we can on our own. I am proud to say that I've fixed small issues on my own that didn't require terrible kludges and some of these are issues Valve hasn't gotten around to taking care of, at the same time it depresses me considering I feel like we're not given any attention anymore. Good luck with the rest of your development, and thanks for posting about this. It makes me feel good that people are still working with Source and enough to the point where they're encountering these issues as well (Clearly I don't feel good about the encountering issues part, though.) Andrew McWatters
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