Callstack Access

[Programmer]

Originally Posted by Loriel

I am probably missing something here, but why would you ever call functions outside of function blocks?

(Also I assume this is for debugging?)

In a normal situation, reliable scripters do not do such a thing. However, malicious ones tend to add weapons to themselves using scripts that usually have methods called outside of a function block. Chris is attempting to secure his code with a simple check of the call stack, but this is a problem since the method is called on a global scope.

Chris, why not just eliminate the possibility of a weapon addition on a global scope (or, consequently, through the weapon itself) by only allowing calls that have a total stack size of >1?