> void do_fpass( CHAR_DATA *ch, char *argument )
> {
> char arg[MAX_STRING_LENGTH];
>
> argument = one_argument(argument, arg);
>
> printf_to_char(ch, "Those two arguments encrypted result in: %s\n\r",
> crypt(arg, argument));
>
> return;
> }
1) This is obviously only useful to an Imp (who would know how to use this)
2) This could be used for any purpose you would like. Maybe you wanted to
generate a password string for a PC House, or maybe you just wanted to
insert an encrypted password for someone's pfile rather than reseting their
password to null. Up to the user.
Constructive critism is of course useful, but try to keep it at that.
Ammaross Danan
