Earlier last month, I sent in a question about the who list. In my mud, I
have corperations and gangs (2 copies of the former clan code). Right now,
I have it so it looks like:
[110 Asian IMP Citizen (NoCorp) ] Tarian.
You can't be in a gang or a corp at the same time, so I wanted to make more
room for titles by having it show either a gang name or a corp name, but not
both. Sortof like:
[110 Asian IMP Ashton ] Tarian
Or:
[110 Asian IMP Citizen ] Tarian
So I posted the question and some people wanted to see the code. So here it
is:
/*
* Format it up.
*/
sprintf( buf, "[%2d %6s %s %s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s\n\r",
wch->level,
wch->race < MAX_PC_RACE ? pc_race_table[wch->race].who_name
: " ",
class,
clan_table[wch->clan].who_name,
corp_table[wch->corp].who_name,
wch->incog_level >= LEVEL_HERO ? "{c[Incog]{x " : "",
wch->invis_level >= LEVEL_HERO ? "{r[Wizi]{x " : "",
/* clan_table[wch->clan].who_name, */
IS_SET(wch->comm, COMM_AFK) ? "{YAFK{x " : "",
IS_SET(wch->act, PLR_KILLER) ? "(KILLER) " : "",
IS_SET(wch->act, PLR_THIEF) ? "{R[THIEF]{x " : "",
wch->name,
IS_NPC(wch) ? "" : wch->pcdata->title );
add_buf(output,buf);
}
The clan table is identicle to the corp table. And one more question. I
want to have it so that if someone is less then level 10, then there are two
spaces between the opening bracet ( [ --1 .....), greater than or equal to
10 but less than 100, to only have 1 space: ( [ -10....) and greater than
100 to have no spaces ( [ 100 .....). Thats so that you don't get stuff
like:
[ 1 Asian IMP Citizen Ashton ] Tarian is tired.
[10 Asian IMP Citizen Ashton ] Tarian
[110 Asian IMP Citizen Ashton ] Tarian
I want it to be:
[ --1 Asian IMP Citizen Ashton ] Tarian is tired.
[ -10 Asian IMP Citizen Ashton ] Tarian is tired.
[110 Asian IMP Citizen Ashton ] Tarian is tired.
so that everything lines up. thanks a bunch. later everyone.
-tarian
