Close. The MAX_STATS - 3 thing is fine. Your problem is the one before
it. Therefore:
const struct class_type class_table[] =
{
{
"mage", "Mag", STAT_INT, {STAT_DIS, STAT_WHATEVER},
{1,2,3}/*???*/, OBJ_VNUM_SCHOOL_DAGGER,
{3018, 9618}, 75, 20, 6, 6, 8, TRUE,
"mage basics", "mage default"
}
};
Not your:
const struct class_type class_table[MAX_CLASS] =
{
{
"mage", "Mag", STAT_INT, STAT_DIS,
{1,2,3}/*???*/, OBJ_VNUM_SCHOOL_DAGGER,
{3018, 9618}, 75, 20, 6, 6, 8, TRUE,
"mage basics", "mage default"
},
Why? This:
sh_int attr_second[2]; /* Secondary attributes */
The array means your need 2.
Remember we can initialize arrays like this, even in Java:
int somecrap[5] = {0, 0, 0, 0, 0};
Structs are no different.
Cheers,
-- Jeremy
struct class_type
{
char * name; /* the full name of the class */
char who_name [4]; /* Three-letter name for 'who' */
sh_int attr_prime; /* Prime attribute */
sh_int attr_second[2]; /* Secondary attributes */
sh_int stat_priority[MAX_STATS-3]; /* NOT EXPLAINED! */
sh_int weapon; /* First weapon */
sh_int guild[MAX_GUILD]; /* Vnum of guild rooms */
sh_int skill_adept; /* Maximum skill level */
sh_int thac0_00; /* Thac0 for level 0 */
sh_int thac0_32; /* Thac0 for level 32 */
sh_int hp_min; /* Min hp gained on leveling */
sh_int hp_max; /* Max hp gained on leveling */
bool fMana; /* Class gains mana on level */
char * base_group; /* base skills gained */
char * default_group; /* default skills gained */
};
