On 1/5/98 7:10 PM, George (greerga@CIRCLEMUD.ORG) stated:
>Don't turn off the warning because that is illegal C.
>
>try:
>if (!str_cmp(target, "Actn") {
> ...
>} else if (!str_cmp(target, "Ammo")) {
> ...
>} etc.
Well, it may be illegal C/C++, but it works :-)
The method you suggest, which I admit is the older tried and true method,
is slower and innefficient, and also makes for uglier code :-)
This may sound like blasphemy/heresy, but if it works, why knock it? If
it ever breaks or fails I'll change it, but until then, might as well
keep it.
So I ask again, anyone know how to turn off the warning?
- Chris Jacobson
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