I traced weather.c and looked at the structures and I finaly
figured out how the structure method works.. with defining them and
extern'ing them when needed.. woo! but I have a problem with something
int diff, change;
if ((time_info.month >= 9) && (time_info.month <= 16))
diff = (weather_info.pressure > 985 ? -2 : 2);
else
diff = (weather_info.pressure > 1015 ? -2 : 2);
My C still sucks :) I normaly was a pascal person.. but what does
this do? the (weather_info.pressure > 985 i think may return a 0 if
the statement is true and a nonzero if its false.. but then what does the
? -2 : 2) do? This is the first time I've ever seen something like
that... some sort of math operator or comparison or something? can
someone please explain what that statement does?
Also. I want to create seperate weather conditions for each zone
and add a weather info variable to the .zon files to state the standard
conditions the zone is usualy in.. But I need to know how to make a
weather thing for each zone.. would something like
struct weather_data[max_zones] *weather_info
work? then I could do a for ... max_zones in weather.c to individualy
cycle through each zone? or some zones would "Share" weather because they
are alike. and would that slow the mud down to have to cycle through
30-80 zones every time a weather update is called?
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