> > now, i use the causer pointer to refer to objects and characters so that
> > i can remove the events associated with them when the char or obj is
> > extracted..in the list event command, i'm trying to give the name of the
> > character or object that is associated with that event..so that it will
> > look like:
>
> That is going to be a major pain when you have say 5000 events queued - to
> have to run through all of them whenever an object or character is
> extracted.
ok, i agree with you, but how else would you do it? i was doing it with
pointers to the events on the character or object structure, but it
seemed like there was a lot of superfluous code..and that i could take
care of it with a single general function called from extract_char (or
whatever)..
siv
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