Hospital Treatment

ID:178120
 
Jun 18 2002, 9:15 am
 
proc/hospital(treatment)
    var/T = treatment
    world << "hospital proc running..."
    for(T in world)
        world << "checking"
        if(locate(/mob) in T.contents)// ERROR HERE
            continue
        else
            usr << "You have made it into a hospital bed!"
            usr.loc = T
            break

mob/proc/healing()
    var/type = input("What type of healing do you want?") in list("Minimal","Normal","Advanced","Free")
    switch(type)
        if("Minimal")
            hospital(/turf/medic/Minimal)
        if("Normal")
            hospital(/turf/medic/Normal)
        if("Advanced")  
            hospital(/turf/medic/Advanced)
        if("Free")  
            hospital(/turf/medic/Free)


It gives me a T.contents error. Why won't it let me define the type of turf in the proc? I know that I COULD do a seperate one for each of the turfs, but I think this is more efficient....


-ST
Jun 18 2002, 9:19 am
Is treatment a datum you created?
Jun 18 2002, 9:23 am
In response to Super16
I define the treatment here,

if("Free")
hospital(/turf/medic/Free)
Jun 18 2002, 9:29 am
Why not,

isloc(/mob,T.contents)

or

T.contents.Find(/mob)
Jun 18 2002, 9:30 am
T.contents isn't recognized because your code doesn't know that T is supposed to be an atom. You should define it as a turf, mob, obj, area, or whatever it is.

Lummox JR