> Of these, neither act or mudlog translate easily to a sane
> operator<<
> definition (it is doable with a bit of thought and patience to
> get
> it sane, though).
I already did this :)
<< = TO_CHAR
>> = TO_NOT_VICT
> = TO_NOT_VICT regardless of invisibility
< = set victim for messages (excludes from TO_NOT_VICT
messages and allows special codes (equiv. of $m $s)
All of these can be used for sending char *, int, or character * (in
which
case the character's name is sent) also, char types can be used such as
ch < vict << "You give it to " << 'M' << ".\r\n";
this would have the effect of
act("You give it to $M.", FALSE, ch, 0, vict, TO_CHAR);
Joy.
Of course support for more than just char * and int could be
added...support for doubles or...lol...matricies may be added
as needed. (now that I think about it matrix outputing would
be nice for my automap system)
> it is doable to use operator>> to read data from the descriptor, but
> in general we don't really need to know about this
I'm definitly not an expert on this (I only learned about stringstream
2 days ago), but I was under the impression that stringstream >>
had a effect similar to the atoi() family of functions:
int i;
float f;
ss << "5 6.66"
ss >> i >> f;
would set i to 5 and f to 6.66....
Its quite possible that I'm wrong of course
Skizzik (w/ kicker),
^Blaize^
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