lo again,
I'm extremely sorry for the premature posting yesterday, my roomate took
it upon himself to send out all my mail while I was at work. Anyways,
could we go over this patch thing real quick?
<snip of patch>
diff -c interpreter.c ../src-new/interpreter.c
*** interpreter.c Sat Apr 13 05:39:21 1996
--- ../src-new/interpreter.c Thu May 16 19:12:30 1996
****************** 1525,1553 ****
<snip>
of course that's the file we are working on now
<snip of patch>
if (PLR_FLAGGED(d->character, PLR_INVSTART))
GET_INVIS_LEV(d->character) = GET_LEVEL(d->character);
- if ((load_result = Crash_load(d->character)))
- d->character->in_room = NOWHERE;
- save_char(d->character, NOWHERE);
- send_to_char(WELC_MESSG, d->character);
<snip>
ok, the - are lines to take out? I won't snip again for the + as i think
they are lines to add?
Now then, what's lines marked "!"
<snip>
/* If char was saved with NOWHERE, or real_room above failed...
*/
if (load_room == NOWHERE) {
! if (GET_LEVEL(d->character) >= LVL_IMMORT) {
load_room = r_immort_start_room;
<snip>
what in the world is that, i have something kinda like that in the file
but not exactly the same, could somebody please explain these as I hate
relying on a patching proggy (like win95 makes one anyway) and I don't
see the reason of reinventing the wheel over something already done and
works.
OffTopic: microcrap released a few days ago a batch scripting language
some of u may be interested in. It allows batch jobs within 95, without
calling the command.com, it calls win95 services which does not happen
right now without this extention. I will say now however, a good
knowledge of VB would be recommended as it uses a hybrid of java and VB
as the scripting.
Those interested can goto www.microsoft.com/management/ (that's where
they had it when i got it...but hell, who knows)
Thanks,
Baktor
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