Okay. I won't bore you guys with all the code, but here's teh synopsis:
I'm trying to make it to where the houses can be read from a text file, so
I can make any room a house that I choose without having to reboot the MUD.
(YES, I know houses are in in 3.0, but I'm sorry Jeremy you're taking too long.
:) )
Here's the constants n stuff:
#define MAX_RENTABLES 5
#define MAX_HOUSES 300
struct house_element
{
char owner[MAX_RENTABLES][MAX_NAME_LENGTH];
sh_int};
EEk...that should be sh_int room;
};
Okay...what owner is supposed to be is an array of strings, and I've been
having the devil of a time with it. :)
the index in db.c that I'm using is
struct house_element *house_index[MAX_HOUSES];
here's where I'm getting the errors right now:
void house_index_reset(void)
{
int i=0,j;
for (;i < MAX_HOUSES; i++)
{
for(j=0; j < MAX_RENTABLES; j++)
{
strcpy(house_index[i].owner[j], "None");
}
house_index[i].room=NOWHERE;
}
where I'm getting the error is at the strcpy part...can anyone help me?
thanks :)
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