> If ch->func was a type char, let's say its:
>
> "do_something(yahoo, yeh, 1)"
>
> Is there a way I can run that char (ch->func) as a function? Something
> like
well..it depends..if you mean just have a character command (ie, ACMD)
stored to the character in order to run later then that would be pretty
simple..
first, add the variable to the char_data struct near hunting and memory
and stuff..
struct char_data
{
.
.
struct char_data *hunting;
+ ACMD(char_func);
then you can assign it like so:
void some_function(struct char_data *ch, int which_func)
{
ACMD(some_command); /* declare extern (may not be needed) */
ACMD(another_command);
switch (which_func)
{
case CASE_1:
ch->char_func = some_command;
break;
case CASE_2:
ch->char_func = another_command;
break;
default:
log("Something screwed up!");
}
then you can call the function like so:
ch->char_func(ch, "arguments go here", subcmd);
that should work..i haven't actually tried this, but i do something
very similar with my events..i'm not even sure if this is what you're
asking for..if you need any more help email me private..
siv
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