The problem is with the x == ((CLASS_CRUSADER ... part
you can't do a comparison that way, you'll have to do it
like && (x == CLASS_CRUSADER || x == CLASS_WARLOCK || ... )
Right now with what you have this pretty much translates
(x == ((CLASS_CRUSADER) || (CLASS_WARLOCK) || (CLASS_ASSASSING)))
(x == ( (5) || (7) || (4) ))
now (5) || (7) || (4) evaluates to well 70656 on my machine
so if this were running on my machine this would be trying
to check x == 70656 which it surely doesn't.
Sean
>
> if((IS_WARRIOR(ch)) && (x == ((CLASS_CRUSADER) || (CLASS_WARLOCK) ||
>(CLASS_ASSASSIN)))) {
> send_to_char("You can only select a Knight, Cleric, Thief, Warrior
>or Sorcerer.\r\n", ch);
> return;
> }
>
>The character I am trying is a warrior, and tried to remort to assassin.
>This check does not work right.
>
>X is equal to 4.
>Crusader = 5, Warlock = 7, Assassin = 4, Knight = 6.
>
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