Ya know, sometimes the spontaneous flaming should be held to
a minimum. The guy said he was blind, therefore negating the probability
that he's going to "read through the code".
Once in a while, it wouldn't hurt the "master coders of the circle mailing
list"
to be just a little nice.
unbelievable
-----Original Message-----
From: Jon A. Nielsen <nikolai@MONTANA.COM>
To: CIRCLE@post.queensu.ca <CIRCLE@post.queensu.ca>
Date: Friday, April 09, 1999 6:46 PM
Subject: Re: code writing a mob
>> Hi, I am blind and I am trying to write a mob that is
>> called newnew the dilivery man and I would like to make scrolls that when
>> people recite them newnew will come to them. I would all so like him to
>> walk around the mud and sell things to pelple. I would like him to buy
>> and sell any thing and the scrolls of newnew to be free. Can someone
help
>> me write him? I would like him when loaded to start in the tempal of
that
>> town that comes with circle? bye
>
>my first suggestion is to invest a little money in a dictionary.
>
>after that, you can purchase a book on how to program in c/c++, and your
>problems will (may) be solved! after you buy the book, read through the
>code and all the documentation, familiarise yourself with the style with
>which circlemud was programmed.
>
>---
>j. nielsen, jr.
>nikolai@montana.com
>lazarus@kilnar.com
>http://zammo.cjb.net/
>
>
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