>Just as a hint to anyone else who wants to "find" something in circle's
>code, and you happen to be on a unix box (or have that win32 grep)
You don't need win32 grep btw. If you'd notice that handy dandy little
find icon in your start menu, you'll see something called "Find files or
folders". It then gives you a screen that looks like
Named:
Containing text:
Look in:
Now, just put your directory for circlemud in the Look in field, put
something like *.c or *.h in the named field, then the text you want to
look for in the containing text field.
Simple, yet I get a bunch of questions asking me about how to find things .
. . .
Chuck Reed
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