ok thats something I have already knew. this is the problem, subscript has type `char'
this is that something is getting something else thar char, usally int, that what I have come to understand. unused variable `tReset' this one I already knew too but I dont know if I can remove it without affecting the rest of the code. structure has no member named this is where I get into alot of problems, Im a beginner in C++ and I havent gotten to structures yet, dont know how to fix this or even know where to search for a clue, it is with this I need the help. please... On Sun, 31 Mar 2002, Bobby Hicks wrote: > <snip> > > olc_act.c: In function `aedit_file': > > olc_act.c:754: warning: subscript has type `char' (lots of these) > </snip> > Personaly, I don't know what this one is. > > > > olc_act.c: In function `oedit_delete': > > olc_act.c:4958: warning: unused variable `tReset' > > And the rest of these mean that you have a variable declared and aren't > using it. So remove them if u won't use them to save memory allocation. > > <snip> > > olc_act.c:5248: structure has no member named `from_room' > > olc_act.c:5293: structure has no member named `from_room' > </snip> > And the like, these all mean that your structure does NOT have these defined > in them. Hince, "structure has no member named ...." > > > Rheede > > > >
