> #define GET_SAVE(ch, i)
> ((ch)->char_specials.saved.apply_saving_throw[i])
I think this is to get saving throws. It's use would be
GET_SAVE(ch, <insert save to get here>)
>
> This is located in utils.h. I tried grep searching for
> char_specials.saved.apply_saving_throw but it is only in utils.h... I'm
> confused on the blah_blah.blah.blah_blah format.
OK.. From what I understand which isn't alot compared to some people on
here.. this is a linked list. char_specials can be thought of as a table,
saved is one of the fields and it happens to be another table.
apply_saving_throw is an array which is in the table saved. The reason
that you don't see it anyplace else is bacause te marco GET_SAVE()
replaces it. instead of typing
ch->char_specials.saved.apply_saving_throw[2] every time you wanted to get
that praticular saving throw, you can just type GET_SAVE(ch, 2) now. I
would also guess that there are defines for the numbers of each saving
throw also. like #define SAVE_FIRE 2. Then you could use GET_SAVE(ch,
SAVE_FIRE). This more than likely isn't exact but it's the general idea.
Hope it helps.
Rich
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