ya missed the point, that is 12% of the list subscribers posting per
day.
Yup... i will probably have to give another variable... it is
annoying. hopefully i can store it out in the apply fields so the
memory will only be used by the few actually using the room at that
time. The worrisome part about the "Could possibly have other uses as
well." is that this statement leads to many hard to track down
problems... I have been stung once too often by using 1 variable for
more than one purpose (not counting i,j,and k) only to see them over
writing each other.... but then, i tend to be a conservative
programmer.
--Angus
hmmm... that apply code is great once you work out how it functions in
all its different ways.
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Subject: Re: OLC
Author: INTERNET:CIRCLE@POST.QUEENSU.CA at CSERVE
Date: 3/2/98 9:23 AM
>
> Your bad analysis aside, 73 messages in a 2-3 day period for this list
> just ain't that much.... that is about 12% of the list posting a day,
> consider yourself lucky.
Of what list? I don't have any filters and receive 100% of the emails
posted to the Circle mailing list. 73 messages = 100% of the email
from this weekend, not 12%. If it is only 12%, where are the rest
of the posts hiding, such that I am missing them?
(that's over 600 posts, btw...)
>
> ok... now for the real topic of my post :) (not)
> OBcircle:
> How would people go about having a spell that lets players create a
> room to hide in, kinda like the AD&D spell 'rope trick'. Getting the
> people to the room is easy, getting them back to their original room
> is a little harder.
Use one of the spares in the player struct and call it something like
prev_room, which contains the room number of room the player was
last in before reaching their current room.
Could possibly have other uses as well.
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