Unidentified proc

ID:261723
 
Feb 12 2003, 5:10 pm
i got these errors in my game, but when i run it everything works fine? can sum1 help me?

error:rest :undefined proc
error:say :undefined proc
error:shout :undefined proc
error:attack :undefined proc

those are the four errors!

I will put the part of the code that the error is in...
in the order it is above^^.
rest() say(msg as text) shout(msg as text) attack(mob/M as mob in oview(1))

Those are the part of the code with the errors in it, in the order above!
Feb 12 2003, 5:21 pm
Post the whole code to those procs, and where you use them, and then maybe we can help.

~>Volte
Feb 12 2003, 5:57 pm
In response to Volte
<code> rest() if(stam == 100) usr <<"You are already rested" else usr << "You start to rest" sleep(10) usr << "You feel your energy come back" stam = 100 say(msg as text) view() << "[usr]: [msg]" shout(msg as text) world << "[usr] shouts: [msg]" attack(mob/M as mob in oview(1)) var/damage = str - M.def usr << "You attack [M]!" usr << "They lost [damage] pl!" M << "[usr] attacks you!" M << "You lose [damage] pl!" M.pl -= damage M.Deathcheck(src, damage) usr.Learn(src, usr.maxpl) </code>

There thats all its in!
Feb 13 2003, 6:37 am
In response to SSJ4 Radditz
rest() should be unindented one level, and all of those should have <code>verb</code> one indentation before them. Thus...
mob
        verb
                rest()
                        if(stam == 100)
                                usr <<"You are already rested"
                        else
                                usr << "You start to rest"
                                sleep(10)
                                usr << "You feel your energy come back"
                                stam = 100

                say(msg as text)
                        view() << "[usr]: [html_encode(msg)]"

                shout(msg as text)
                        world << "[usr] shouts: [html_encode(msg)]"

                attack(mob/M as mob in oview(1))
                        var/damage = str - M.def
                        usr << "You attack [M]!"
                        usr << "They lost [damage] pl!"
                        M << "[usr] attacks you!"
                        M << "You lose [damage] pl!"
                        M.pl -= damage
                        M.Deathcheck(src, damage)
                        usr.Learn(src, usr.maxpl)

Erm, that is, everything else besides rest() should've been indentded by one, like I've shown.
Feb 13 2003, 11:21 am
In response to Garthor
if you dont actually learn to code, learn how to indent the code you copy right :)