I am having a strange problem with a special procedure. A spec_proc
nearly identical to this one worked in some older code of mine based
on pl 11, but my current codebase is pl 12.
I have an object of type OTHER called a wine cabinet. I have a spec_proc
that shoud transfer the player to another room if the right command is
entered. I have dummied the spec_proc down to a simple one argument
command to at least get that woring but I cannot.
I have defined a command in interpreter.c called "wine" that calls
do_not_here,
POS_STANDING, and 0,0 for the last two args.
Here is the spec_proc:
****************************************************************************
*
SPECIAL(wine_cabinet)
{
struct obj_data *obj = (struct obj_data *) me;
struct obj_data *wine;
char obj_name[MAX_STRING_LENGTH];
if(!CMD_IS("wine")) return FALSE;
argument = one_argument(argument, obj_name);
if (!(wine = get_obj_in_list_vis(ch, obj_name,
world[ch->in_room].contents)))
return FALSE;
if (wine != obj) return FALSE;
if(GET_CLASS(ch) != CLASS_THIEF) {
send_to_char("A hooded figure pushes you back out of the cabinet.\r\n",
ch);
return FALSE;
}
act("$n slips into the wine cabinet and disappears.", TRUE, ch, 0, FALSE,
TO_ROOM);
char_from_room(ch);
char_to_room(ch, real_room(2612));
look_at_room(ch, 0);
return TRUE;
}
****************************************************************************
****
When I issue "wine" it responds with, "You cannot do that here" or whatever
the
do_not_here message is. What I do not get is that this exact spec_proc with
only the item name being different worked fine in my pl 11 code. What I want
is
for the player to type "enter cabinet" and be placed in room 2612. If this
cannot be
done due to the already existing "enter" command, I can think of something
else, but
I am currently just trying to get "wine" to work. The object exits, is
loaded and visible,
and a stat() says the spec_proc exists. (I know it somewhat works because at
one
point the procedure would transfer the player no matter what was typed as an
argument)
Thanks, WC
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