>It means: >The ninth argument is not a pointer. > >Another way of putting that would be: >The arguement after the 8th one and before the 10th should be a pointer, >but isn't. > >Another way of putting that would be: >Argument number nine needs to be a pointer, but it isn't. > >Need any more examples? > >(Sorry to be so scathing, but that was a dumb question.) > >John Evans <evansj@hi-line.net> Ok, after all the letters I got for this, I realize that it needs more. I know it means that this isn't a pointer. What I guess I should have put was this: /**************************************************************************/ case 'P': sprintf(buf2, "%sPut %s [%s%d%s] in %s [%s%d%s], Chance %d%%, Max : %d", MYCMD.if_flag ? " then " : "", obj_proto[MYCMD.arg1].short_description, cyn, obj_index[MYCMD.arg1].virtual, yel, obj_proto[MYCMD.arg3].short_description, MYCMD.arg4 ? (101 - MYCMD.arg4): 100, MYCMD.arg2 ); break; /******************************************************************************/ this case statement give me an error message of arg9 isn't a pointer. This statement looks really crazy to me and I am not a very experienced coder. I was wondering, where exactly is the probelm? Chuck Reed +------------------------------------------------------------+ | Ensure that you have read the CircleMUD Mailing List FAQ: | | http://democracy.queensu.ca/~fletcher/Circle/list-faq.html | +------------------------------------------------------------+
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