> I'm guessing you've changed your code in ways that you're not aware of.
> Perhaps you are using an ASCII pfile snippet which changes the way
> characters are loaded? If it's not that, ensure you're #include'ing db.h
> from within act.informative.c.
Yes, I do have ASCII pfiles, but I thought the patch for it took care of
all that kind of stuff
> written example of it, anyway. A bit of reordering is in order:
>
> if (load_char(argument, &tmp_store) > -1) {
> CREATE(victim, struct char_data, 1);
> clear_char(victim);
> store_to_char(&tmp_store, victim);
Why reorder it? The char has to be created before it can be used for
comparisons!
> BTW, this is why some wise person the other day suggested that one only
> apply patches that one understands and can write oneself. If you don't
> understand how they interact, you rapidly cut-and-paste yourself into a
Might I remind you that, in accordance with list rules, I added a flag to
the subject of my email, indicating it was a NEWBIE topic. You shouldn't
expect a lot.
-Neostar
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