Rainer Roomet wrote:
You can't understand. Basically the pre-delay (twiddle) is the same as
usual wait state but there is only one different - you can cancel the
delay.
Try to hack you usual wait state thing - do the same thing - the letter
"S" or "STOP" will cancel the wait state delay - if you can manage it
please help me too. Yes you can, if you use "S" command as first command
but if you type "S" at secondary or more later, then you can't anymore.
Why don't you just put a check in interpret() to sniff out 'stop' being
used as a command and if GET_TWIDDLE(ch) > 0, then GET_TWIDDLE(ch) = 0;
You could simply return; after that and they should no longer be in a
'twiddle' state.
There should be some kind of command buffer or i don't know.
It's the hardest problem to me in the mud coding history.
Code more. There is harder things in store for your future. *evil cackle*
Again if anyone will find the solution, please send to copy to:
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And one question more: I receiving mails from rom mailing list as some
kind of "day conclussion". All receiving it ?
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