> Below is your code all fixed up, Should have 0 problems,
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> char *name = NULL, position = NULL;
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as i was
char *name = NULL, *position = NULL;
Use that ...
> argument = one_argument(argument, name);
> one_argument(argument,position);
No it works just fine ...it saves the cursor inside the string so you can
just use one_argument again to grab the second argument, it works just fine,
ive used it for years, btw ...its just a pointer to the string sent to the
function, its not an actualy char, no need for allocating memory
> if (!(victim = get_char_vis(ch, name, NULL, FIND_CHAR_WORLD))) {
Perhaps I'm just using older code (bpl17), but my version of get_char_vis()
only takes three parameters.
>
I've honestly never used this function since i come from merc
So i couldnt comment on that code
> if (!strcmp(position,"immortal") || !strcmp(position,"Immortal"))
Circle includes str_cmp() (in utils.c) which is a case-insensitive version
of strcmp. This gives a bit more flexibility, since it will catch things
like "iMmortal".
>
Im use to str_prefix usually being case insensitive and str_cmp not,
Thankyou for clearin it up.
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