On Wed, 30 Oct 1996, Tim Bohnslav wrote:
> Anyway, I saw in the fix you posted, under the second section of
> the patch you are putting CMD_WRITE = find_command("post"); and
> then the if statement below shows the check for CMD_WRITE.
>
> Do I also need to add a command into interpreter.c and make the
> calls for the command named "post" or is it possible to change the
> "post" to "write"?
>
> Hope this makes sense, since I don't have a "post" command on the
> mud right now, or at least not that I can find.
Ack. change that "post" to a "write" ..
Once again its my active mud's code interfering with the
stock's, in my attempts at bugfixes.
OR, you can do what i did to my mud, and leave that at as and change the
following:
(I changed the write command so that it was 'post' for boards (and i had
to add a dummy line for post in the interpreter.c listing, due to the fact that
if people wanted to write a message on a piece of paper, they'd have to
leave a board room.):
Add this line to yer interpreter.c command list:
{ "post", "post", POS_STANDING, do_not_here, 1 , 0 },
And you would want to change what the board says as well, when you read it.
(from WRITE <header> to POST <header>)
Michael Scott -- "Living in the Eye of the Hurricane."
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