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Originally Posted by Huns Valens  The compiler is deterministic, so there is a definite way to examine the bytecode and see whether it calls either of those functions. |
That -would- be a way. On compiling (which now gets done server-side, so makes things easier), set a sort of metadata flag as soon as the instruction is encountered. That flag would be set on the script itself. Then in set intervals, the parcel checks the objects on it for such scripts with that flag, and marks itself for the minimap.
Can't quite agree there, really. Lots of commerical parcels have skyboxes for development of products above them, and such areas would naturally be secured in some way, making lots of those parcels flash as 'dangerous' on the minimap. Lots of people would be naturally inclined (especially new folk), to visit such parcels less after reading 'don't step on the red grass, you'll get kicked out!'
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Makes no difference whether it is on an avatar or not
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I'd just check objects, not the AV.