----- Original Message ----- From: "Stainless" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "ROM Mailing List" <[email protected]>; "Steve Boleware" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, November 25, 2001 8:18 PM Subject: Re: Question
> Thank you for the lengthy help! I know that took a lot out of your time. I > for one really do appretiate your thoughtfulness. Please take that to heart. > I really mean that. I think that when you use cmdedit in my case it causes > the commands file created in the data directory to loose data. When you type > 'save' while in the command editor or cmdedit. As for the aedit commands > this eludes me I have poured through that section of code and don't see > nothing really out of the ordinary. My resolution: Don't use cmdedit at all > until I get enough knowledge about c programming to locate identify and fix > the problem at hand. Would be nice if someone else might have had the same > problem with OLC 2.1 and fixed it, and may-be shared that knowledge on this > forum. *sigh* not my luck. Thanks again. Ok, Stainless.. I have the exact same version of OLC, and have the exact same problem and I can tell you the exact line which is the problem, which is a pointer line in ed_flag_set_long * (long *) arg = value; is the problem line, since it is a pointer line and I am I am a little rusty on my pointers I have thought about puting the problem in front of one my old college professor. What cmdedit is doing is that when you edit a command that becomes the last command in yoru command table and you lose everything behind it. Zartha
