Hewp Me! Pweez

ID:263281
 
Aug 20 2006, 11:48 pm (Edited on Aug 21 2006, 12:57 am)
Code:
mob/verb
    Spar()
        for(var/mob/M in oview(1))
            if(usr.dir == NORTH)
                if(M.dir == SOUTH)
                    if(M.can_spar== 1)
                        var/ask = input(M,"Wanna Spar Bitch","Spar")in list("Yes","No")
                        if(ask == "Yes")
                            M.frozen=1
                            usr.frozen=1
                            usr<<"You begin to spar with [M]"
                            M<<"You begin to spar with [usr]"
                            M.Sparing()
                            usr.Sparing(usr, M)
                        if(ask == "No")
                            usr<<"I think [M] think your a punk"


Problem description:
It gets up to the point where it asks you would you like to spar then even if they say yes or no it dosent continue... Why?

Aug 21 2006, 12:40 am
You've got this completeley wrong....You used the for() proc,which makes no sense at all in this coding and u used way too many if() procs which could all be slimmed down into one line of code.Here's what u should do:
 mob
    verb
       Spar(mob/M in world)
          if(usr.dir=NORTH&&M.dir=SOUTH&&M.can_spar)
             if(alert(M,"[usr] wants to sparr with you,Accept?","Sparr?","Yes","No")=="Yes")
                M.frozen=1
               usr.frozen=1
               usr<<"You begin to spar with [M]"
               M<<"You begin to spar with [usr]"
               M.Sparing()
               usr.Sparing(usr, M)
             else
               usr<<"[M] dosen't want to spar"


If that dosen't work,then theres a problem with your Sparing() procs,and that's not my fault.
Aug 21 2006, 1:11 am
In response to Metamorphman
Metamorphman wrote:
You've got this completeley wrong....You used the for() proc,which makes no sense at all in this coding and u used way too many if() procs which could all be slimmed down into one line of code.Here's what u should do:
>  mob
>     verb
>        Spar(mob/M in world)
>           if(usr.dir=NORTH&&M.dir=SOUTH&&M.can_spar)
>              if(alert(M,"[usr] wants to sparr with you,Accept?","Sparr?","Yes","No")=="Yes")
>                 M.frozen=1
>              usr.frozen=1
>              usr<<"You begin to spar with [M]"
>              M<<"You begin to spar with [usr]"
>              M.Sparing()
>              usr.Sparing(usr, M)
>              else
>              usr<<"[M] dosen't want to spar"
>

If that dosen't work,then theres a problem with your Sparing() procs,and that's not my fault.

lol i tried your code by the way it dosent work.................. So much for If that dosen't work,then theres a problem with your Sparing() procs,and that's not my fault. it didnt even get to the usr<<"You begin to spar with [M]" which is before my proc so you cant blame it on the proc
Aug 21 2006, 1:22 am (Edited on Aug 21 2006, 2:43 am)
/me thinks Shukuto-San is gonna get forum spnk'd =(


As for the problem:

mob/verb
    Spar(mob/m as mob in get_step(usr, dir)) //a mob a tile infront of you
        if(m.dir == turn(usr.dir, 180)) //if he is facing you
            if(m.can_spar) //no need for == 1, it's a boolean variable, meaning you can do this check to check if it's true, 
                           //and add an ! to check if it's false (ex: if(!m.can_spar))
                if(input(m, "input_text") in list("Yes", "No") == "Yes") //ask m if he wants to spar
                    //do spar stuff.


Enjoy. =)

edit of edit: Thanks for editing. :D
Aug 21 2006, 2:31 am
In response to DivineO'peanut
Thanks a bunch peanut
Aug 21 2006, 6:55 pm
In response to Shukuto-San
 
 mob
    verb
       Spar(mob/M in get_step(usr,usr.dir))
          if(alert(M,"[usr] wants to sparr with you,Accept?","Sparr?","Yes","No")=="Yes")
             M.frozen=1
             usr.frozen=1
             usr<<"You begin to spar with [M]"
             M<<"You begin to spar with [usr]"
             M.Sparing()
             usr.Sparing(usr, M)
          else
             usr<<"[M] dosen't want to spar"


untested, but my preference, well, one of them