On Sun, 7 Dec 1997, Chuck Reed wrote:
> if(GET_LEVEL(ch) >= 15 && GET_LEVEL(ch) <= 24)
> rnum = 10099;
> else if(GET_LEVEL(ch) >= 25 && GET_LEVEL(ch) <= 30)
> rnum = 10098;
> else if(GET_LEVEL(ch) >= 31 && GET_LEVEL(ch) <= 40)
> rnum = 10097;
> else if(GET_LEVEL(ch) >= 41 && GET_LEVEL(ch) <= 45)
> rnum = 10096;
> else if(GET_LEVEL(ch) >= 46 && GET_LEVEL(ch) <= 55)
> rnum = 10095;
> else if(GET_LEVEL(ch) >= 56)
> rnum = 10094;
struct {
int low;
int high;
int mob;
} familiar = {
{ 15, 24, 10099 },
{ ... },
{ 46, 55, 10095 },
{ 56, LVL_IMPL, 10094 }
}
for (i = 0; familiar[i].high != LVL_IMPL; i++)
if (GET_LEVEL(ch) >= familiar[i].low && GET_LEVEL(ch) <= familiar[i].high)
number = familiar[i].mob;
if (number == -1)
do_error_stuff
Make sure you have 'int number = -1;' and 'int i;'
>if ((rnum = real_mobile(number)) < 0) {
> send_to_char("There is no monster with that number.\r\n", ch);
> return;
> }
You are assigning the 'rnum' variable above and trying to use 'number' to
calculate the mobile's real number instead.
--
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