Sorry if this is already answered, but those GET_??? statements are
returning char's, when isname's second parameter needs an int, just put
(int) before the GET_???
>Nathan Davies,
>does this code:
>
> if ((isname(tmp, i->player.name)) || \
> (isname(tmp, pc_race_types[GET_RACE(i)])) || \
> (isname(tmp, pc_affil_types[GET_AFFIL(i)])) || \
> (isname(tmp, pc_class_types[GET_CLASS(i)])))
> if (CAN_SEE(ch, i))
>
>
>produce this error:
>
>handler.c: In function `get_char_room_vis':
>handler.c:949: warning: array subscript has type `char'
>handler.c:949: warning: array subscript has type `char'
>handler.c:949: warning: array subscript has type `char'
>
>because isname is looking for an int?
precisely
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