On Sun, 16 Aug 1998, Brett Williams wrote:
-> switch (*line) {
-> case 'L':
-> world[room_nr].light =
-> break;
-> case 'D':
->
->I would just like some input how to read it? fread_string?
Geez, you'd think there weren't any examples. Did you even look before
asking? Try it for yourself? You're not going to break the seventh
seal by tinkering, you know. <grumble> Okay, anyway...
Why do it on the next line, though? Why not just have it on the same
line to save space?
#1000
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This is easy enough to do:
case 'L':
world[room_nr].light = atoi(line+1);
break;
CircleMUD already sets the default to 0 near the beginning of
parse_room(), so there's no reason for you to worry about that.
-dak : Now hop to, boy...
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