From: "Kevin Dethlefs" <Demortes@MSN.COM>
> Somewhere in the code is attaching the name automatically before the
title.
> You see, my coder is trying to make a function to where you can put your
> name in your title, and it justs stay's there. He can't find it, and
niether
> can I (which isn't a bit suprising, I'm too new to coding), anyway. I will
> give you an example.
>
> >title The dark master, Demortes
>
> Then my title on who and in rooms should be 'The dark master, Demortes'.
But
> it is currently 'Demortes The dark master, Demortes' How do i get rid of
the
> first 'demortes'?
> Loving Kilara, and you know I love every moment of this.
> Kevin
>
You'll want to completely rewrite the way titles are handled.
Currently (in stock), the title is just a text, which is displayed after
the name - as you yourself wrote above;
void set_title(struct char_data * ch, char *title)
{
if (title == NULL) {
if (GET_SEX(ch) == SEX_FEMALE)
title = title_female(GET_CLASS(ch), GET_LEVEL(ch));
else
title = title_male(GET_CLASS(ch), GET_LEVEL(ch));
}
+ /* if there isn't a %s inthere, make sure it's put in front */
+ if (!strstr(title, "%s"))
+ title = strcat("%s ", title);
if (strlen(title) > MAX_TITLE_LENGTH)
title[MAX_TITLE_LENGTH] = '\0';
if (GET_TITLE(ch) != NULL)
free(GET_TITLE(ch));
GET_TITLE(ch) = str_dup(title);
}
Now, everywhere you use GET_TITLE(ch) for display
(do_title, list_char_to_char, etc.) change it like this:
- sprintf(buf, "%s %s", GET_NAME(ch), GET_TITLE(ch));
+ sprintf(buf, GET_TITLE(ch), GET_NAME(ch));
This is all Mailer Code (i believe that's a (tm) :P),
and I haven't tested it.
Welcor
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