In file: modify.c, In function:
/* The call that displays the next page. */
void show_string(struct descriptor_data *d, char *input)
{
char buffer[MAX_STRING_LENGTH];
int diff;
one_argument(input, buf);
^^^ We use one_argument to copy first arg of input into buf, then compare
it with "Q", "R", or "B" letters... But why one_argument?
Probably any_one_arg should be used there - we don't want to skip
fill words because we need only one letter from input...
Andrey (andrey@alex-ua.com)
aka Zmey//RMUD
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