if (d->inbuf[i] == 'S')
{
send_to_char("You stop your bash attempt!\n\r", d->character);
...
then it works if I enter "S" letter in first command then he stops the bash
attempt but if I enter the second command command (bash hassan;worth;S) then
it won't work - it just waiting for delay, bash and then do these commands!
Any ideas? Or I have to make some kind of "command history" but how?
I don't think it'll be strictly necessary, but it might be easier to
work with a list of incoming commands as opposed to a buffer if you
intend to do much manipulation to it.
It would help some to know exactly how you've implemented the pre-lag
and where you're trying to insert this code. It *looks* like it's in
read_from_buffer, which makes me wonder where you're short-circuiting
user input at when they're lagged. Because normally it'd be before
that.
--Palrich.
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