[MOO-Cows] [encore] line number in callers()

2004-12-06 Thread Daniel Jung
Hi I want to generalize a debugging routine. Instead of writing a horrible hardcoded 43: player:tell(now come to verb `:go_crazy', line 43); 44: player:tell(value at this point: , value); and the like all the time, I have written a verb #1:debug(?msg) -- {?msg = {}} =

[MOO-Cows] Re: [encore] line number in callers()

2004-12-06 Thread Daniel Jung
Andrew Wendt wrote: Using callers() won't reveal the line, but callers(1) will, right? *bonk* *bonk* *bonk* = my head against the wall *blush* humbleThanks/humble - Daniel # This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the

[MOO-Cows] forked moo servers II

2004-12-06 Thread Daniel Jung
Dr Robert Sanderson wrote: Historically, as I'm sure you're all aware, the only reason for these forks is that moo-cows and similar contact with the 'main' 'developers' has been intermittent at best. And when people have tried to make contact in person, there's been no response. Me too I had

[MOO-Cows] Missing quote oddity when compiling verbs

2004-12-01 Thread Daniel Jung
[Note to enCore list: This is maybe nerd stuff] [Note to moo-cows: This is maybe just-below-basics] Lambda MOO 1.8.0r5. Compiling this: {1, 2, 3, 4} = args; {} = args; 1 = 2; break; continue; $; ; ; ; ; ; returns these errors (from the parser.y file):