> > if (IS_NPC(tmp_char) || !IS_NPC(tmp_char))
> > return;
>
> Oh yeah, that will work. :)
(This is someone else's code...) But when I was looking at that statement,
it looks kinda pointless to me...but it was part of a posted correction
from the author.
> if (GET_OBJ_TSLOTS(tmp_object) == 101)
> sprintf(buf, "This looks indestructable!\r\n");
> else if (GET_OBJ_TSLOTS(tmp_object) <= 10)
> sprintf(buf, "This looks in extremely poor condition.\r\n");
> else if (GET_OBJ_TSLOTS(tmp_object) <= 20)
> sprintf(buf, "This looks in poor condition.\r\n");
> ...
> send_to_char(buf);
> return;
Ok, I see where you are going with this and will give it a try.
> OR
>
> You can make a 'const char *mesg' and just do:
> mesg = "This looks indestructible\r\n";
>
> then:
> send_to_char(mesg);
>
> That'll save the time of copying the constant string into the variable.
This I am less clear on, but I have some ideas about what you are saying.
I think if I get it working the other way first I may come back to this.
;)
--Ziz, NetShamen
Eternal Empire MUD
empire.zonenet.net 2000
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