I've been out of town for a bit, so I just got to looking at this. I'll
try to add some comments as I have time to sift through the code. Here's
a quick change to one of your functions though.
That get_letter() function is a lot of wasted cpu cycles. If you keep in
mind that all characters are actually just numbers internally, you can use
a simple addition to turn your input number into the appropriate output
character:
char get_letter( int number )
{
return number + 64;
}
I just returned it as a implicitly casted char rather than a pointer to a
char, but change as you see fit. 64 is a constant based on the ASCII
chart since capital A is ASCII 65 in decimal.
Again, I'll try to add more insightful comments as I have time to catch up
my reading on the ROM list.
> OK, well im posting everything in wordtwist.c and everything that should
> go
> with it(kinda like a snippet that doesnt work;) ) at
> http://www.angelfire.com/apes/tristaniso/wordtwist.txt
>
> look for:
> void do_wtcorrect(CHAR_DATA *ch, char *argument)
> and
> void do_guesswt(CHAR_DATA *ch, char *argument)
>
> those are where guesses are dealt with
>
> btw, please forgive how crude all this surely is...its the best of my
> abilities;)
>
