As far as I can see you've tried to expand the dig command to work on diagonal
exits too. This calls for a little change. Also OLC_SAVE_ROOM has been changed to
SL_WLD in the newer versions of OasisOlc.
> ACMD(do_dig)
> {
> /* Only works if you have Oasis OLC */
- extern void olc_add_to_save_list(int zone, byte type);
This is now declared like this (as seen in genolc.c):
extern int olc_add_to_save_list(zone_vnum zone, int type);
<snip>
> /* Main stuff */
> switch (*buf2) {
This takes the FIRST letter of buf2 and compares it throughout the switch.
This is also the reason for all your warnings, since no single char is ever equal
to a two-char string. You might want to try this angle instead:
if (!str_cmp(buf2,'n') /*str_cmp is case insensitive*/
dir = NORTH;
elseif (!str_cmp(buf2,'e')
dir = EAST;
elseif (!str_cmp(buf2,'ne')
dir = NORTHEAST;
etc.. etc..
else {
send_to_char("That is not a valid direction!\r\n", ch);
return;
}
<snip of creation of the exits>
> /* Only works if you have Oasis OLC */
olc_add_to_save_list() now uses another syntax:
olc_add_to_save_list((iroom/100), SL_WLD);
> Being new to coding (learning as I go) I dont understand all this.
> Im not sure where or how to make the 'OLC_SAVE_ROOM' declared anywhere.
> I also dont quite follow all the warnings being stated as well.
> Any form of help will be appreciated.
Well I hope this is at least SOME help.. The usual disclaimer applies - it's mailer code,
and if your computer blows up so your house burns down, I'm not to blame :)
Welcor
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