JWoodsIII wrote:
>
> I was trying to change all of my messages with quotes in them so that instead
> of getting:
> You say, 'Hello!'
> you would get:
> You say, "Hello!"
> But obviously you can't just change it because " is already used by C. What
> would I do to make a literal " character?
Use \" a C book will tell you this.
> Note the space in the second one. In the interpreter.c command list, should I
> just add for this:
> { ":" , POS_RESTING, do_echo , 1, SCMD_EMOTE }
> { ": " , POS_RESTING, do_nospace, 1, SCMD_EMOTE }
> and then write do_echo? Or will C++ cut out the white space after the : in the
> second one?
You need only the ":". CircleMUD handles the trailing space for
itself. It
has nothing to do with C++ (which is good, because Circle is written in
C).
-dak
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