Chris Proctor wrote:
>
> >
> > const char *race_abbrevs[] = {
> > "Human",
> > "Elf",
> > "Gnome",
> > "Dwarf",
> > "Hobbit",
> > "Drow",
> > "HalfElf",
> > "HalfOrc",
> > "\n"
> > };
> > (or something like it) in class.c
>
> Hate to be a nit picker, but calling that array race_abbrevs is rather
> misleading. An array of abbreviations would be somehting like:
> "Hum", "Elf", "Gno" ....
> and so on.
>
> You'd want to make two arrays, one abbreviated and one not.
>
> You also have to create the RACE_ABBR macro in utils.h if that wasn
> t already self-explanatory.
>
*chuckle* true enough... I actually changed the abbrev to the full
name instead of creating a new array since I didn't really have a need
for the abbreviated form anywhere. Good point though :)
RS
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