-snip
>Class.c
>
>const char *pc_class_types[] = {
> "Magic User",
> "Cleric",
> "Thief",
> "Warrior",
> "\n"
>};
>
>
>I am sure there is some code in there somewhere to use that
>just search the code for pc_class_types and see what they
>do to call it. (to get the proper class)
>
if you want to print out the class name contained in pc_class_types,
use the following expression.
pc_class_types[(int) GET_CLASS(ch)]
The int cast may or may not be required, I think that I got a compiler
warning (but not an error) without it. You may also have to declare
pc_class_types as an extern variable depending on what file you
are working in. heres how
extern const char *pc_class_types[];
Russ Brown
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