On Mon, 15 Dec 1997, Chuck Reed wrote:
>ACMD(do_edit_motd)
>{
> char motd = "text/motd";
The MOTD filename is already defined elsewhere.
> int i = TRUE;
> FILE *f;
> char buf2[100];
>
> f = fopen(motd,"w");
Not checking for error?
> send_to_char("Enter a new MOTD below:\r\n", ch);
> while(i != FALSE) {
> send_to_char("] ", ch);
> fgets(buf2);
You should be using the modify.c routines like the boards and notes do.
> if(buf2 == "/s")
You can't do that, try str_cmp()
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