->From: churilla@mathcs.duq.edu ("Matthew T. Churilla")
->Date sent: 28-Sep-1995 18:45:54 -0400
->To: DCARVER@cougar.colstate.cc.oh.us
->Subject: Re: House problems in Circle30bpl8
->OK easy...In comm.c there is a func called close_socket. Inside thie func
->there is a func called save_char which takes a second argument of integer
->which is the load room. The save_char func is in db.c. All you need to do
->is write a macro or something like CHAR_IN_HOUSE which returns nowhere if a
->character isn't in a house or the house room virtual number if a charcter is
->in a house. Then make sure that when a character is read in from a file...
->interpreter.c(nanny function) that if the load_room != NOWHERE then the load
->room is = real_room(load_room). Easy pseudo code for it any other questions
->just ask.
Thanks for the suggestion again. I'll take a look at and try something
like that later today. I appreciate your help.
Dave Carver
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