This is a legitament question. Try ch = d->character. Also if ever you
have the ch struct and you need to use a descriptor_data struct use a d =
ch->desc; I hope this isn't too confusing, if it is email me privately.
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On Sun, 12 Jul 1998, John Woods wrote:
>
> void update_roundtime(void)
> {
> struct descriptor_data *d, *next_d;
> struct char_data *ch;
>
> log("For statement");
> for (d = descriptor_list; d; d = next_d) {
> log("Next_d = d->next");
> next_d = d->next;
>! ch = d; /* Line 1842 */
ch = d->character;
> log("Checking to make sure RT >= 0.");
> if (GET_RT(ch) < 0) GET_RT(ch) = 0;
> log("Subracting 1 from RT");
> if (GET_RT(ch) > 0) GET_RT(ch) -= 1;
> log("Done.");
> }
> }
>
> Please flame me if yer gonna, not the list.
>
> Thanks,
> -Elrelet
>
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