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ID:155095 Sep 20 2011, 3:07 am
Nakano15	Hum...I'm curious,i'm still doing my mud monster battle project,and i'm curious about a thing, on my game,the actions will have their procs,but i wan't to call the proc when it's needed. Like as... After showing the skills selection,it calls the proc "Do(A,T)" from the skill at variable "action". So,how can i do that?

Sep 20 2011, 3:14 am
Deathscyth15	Nakano15 wrote: Hum...I'm curious,i'm still doing my mud monster battle project,and i'm curious about a thing, on my game,the actions will have their procs,but i wan't to call the proc when it's needed. Like as... After showing the skills selection,it calls the proc "Do(A,T)" from the skill at variable "action". So,how can i do that? http://www.byond.com/docs/guide/ Chapter 6. ~Deathscyth

Sep 20 2011, 3:34 am

In response to Deathscyth15

Nakano15

Deathscyth15 wrote:

Nakano15 wrote:

Hum...I'm curious,i'm still doing my mud monster battle project,and i'm curious about a thing,
on my game,the actions will have their procs,but i wan't to call the proc when it's needed.
Like as...
After showing the skills selection,it calls the proc "Do(A,T)" from the skill at variable "action".

So,how can i do that?

http://www.byond.com/docs/guide/ Chapter 6.

~Deathscyth

Sigh...Let-me explain.
The variable action,is the variable that have the skill info.
I've tried to put "action.Do(Attacker,Victim)" to try to call the procedure of the skill,but what happens is "Tamers Network.dm:513:error: action.Do: undefined proc",i've tried too other many ways,but ever goes wrong.

Obs:.Do is the proc i'm trying to call.

Sep 20 2011, 9:35 am In response to Nakano15
Megablaze	Your not being very clear, it looks like your having Code Problems. Go there, show your code and ask for help. Because as of now you don't seem to understand how to call procs, if so, go to the guide, if not, post your code problems.

Sep 20 2011, 12:24 pm
Ill Im	Look at the call()() proc in the reference.

Sep 20 2011, 10:59 pm In response to Ill Im
Nakano15	Ill Im wrote: Look at the call()() proc in the reference. Thanks,but i think i'm doing anything wrong... I put action = "[action]/proc/Do" call(action)(Attacker,Victim) but it's calling the wrong variable,it's calling the MonsterSelection variable,that is all-diferent thing. @MegaBlazer,Hum,you're right. But the topic have been made,so,let's finish this topic first.