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Dec 11 2011, 7:46 am
In response to Jin150
Jin150 wrote:
Copy paste the whole code again, but before the code put

<dm.> but without the full stop. It will put your code in the
right format for us to see it.

<dm.>
client

Owner
verb
invisible()
usr.invisibility = !invisibility
if(invisibility) usr << "[usr] turns invisible"
else usr << "[usr] turns visible"

Moderator
verb
spawn_nukes()

var/list

owner = list("Pkmaster218")

moderators = list("a key", "another key", "more keys")

client

proc

check_staff()

if(owner.Find(ckey))

verbs += typesof("/client/Owner/verb", "/client/Host/verb", "/client/Moderator/verb")

else if(ckey == lowertext(world.host))

verbs += typesof("/client/Host/verb")

else if(moderators.Find(ckey))

verbs += typesof("/client/Moderator/verb")

I believe i did that right
Dec 11 2011, 7:48 am
In response to Pkmaster218
No, you didn't. Jin wasn't thinking clearly, he didn't think you'd actually copy the period too.

Use <dm> and </dm>
Dec 11 2011, 7:52 am
In response to Lugia319
My bad I should of been clearer.
Dec 11 2011, 8:00 am
In response to Lugia319
oh srry lol
Dec 11 2011, 8:01 am
In response to Jin150
Nah it my fault Jin lol, but here it is

client

    Owner
        verb
            invisible()
                usr.invisibility = !invisibility
                if(invisibility) usr << "[usr] turns invisible"
                else usr << "[usr] turns visible"

    Moderator
        verb
            spawn_nukes()

var/list

    owner = list("Pkmaster218")

    moderators = list("a key", "another key", "more keys")

client

    proc

        check_staff()

            if(owner.Find(ckey))

                verbs += typesof("/client/Owner/verb", "/client/Host/verb", "/client/Moderator/verb")

            else if(ckey == lowertext(world.host))

                verbs += typesof("/client/Host/verb")

            else if(moderators.Find(ckey))

                verbs += typesof("/client/Moderator/verb")

Dec 11 2011, 8:57 am
In response to Pkmaster218
I'm not sure why it is giving indentation errors. That looks like it is indented correctly. Try looking further up the code for a wrong indentation. Sometimes the error codes you get are by-products of a completely different error.
Dec 11 2011, 10:43 am
In response to Jin150
Jin150 wrote:
I'm not sure why it is giving indentation errors. That looks like it is indented correctly. Try looking further up the code for a wrong indentation. Sometimes the error codes you get are by-products of a completely different error.

ok thanks ill take a look
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