On Wed, 6 Mar 1996, Robert Clark wrote:
> I have basically two questions:
>
> How do I call do_x functions?
If you want to call an ACMD function such as do_get
I suggest looking at the ACMD macro to determine the variables/values
that you need to pass to that function for its proper operation.
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>From interpreter.h:
#define ACMD(c) \
void (c)(struct char_data *ch,char *argument,int cmd,int subcmd)
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Then just call the function in your code and pass it the correct values.
Example from my fight.c:
if(PRF_FLAGGED(killer, PRF_AUTOLOOT))
{
do_get(killer, "all corpse",0,SCMD_LOOT);
}
Don't forget to prototype the function you want to call at the top
of the function you want to call it from.
This works for any other non-ACMD funtion also, You just have to include
the correct variables in the call that that function requires.
> Is there an easy routine to get input (non-interpretted) from the user, I've
> looked
> at get_from_q routine, but it looks very bulky.
What type of information and at what point in the game/login do you want
to get this information? A little more info is needed.
Romulus...Head Imp of Phoenix Mud (mud.mclv.net 4000)
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