How to?

ID:159781
 
Jan 14 2009, 6:39 am
Ok so I'm finishing up Owner/Admin and so on rights but I don't know how do I make it save this "M.verbs += typesof(/mob/Owner/verb)"
mob
    verb
        MakeOwner(mob/M as mob in world)
            set category = "Staff"
            M.verbs += typesof(/mob/Owner/verb)
            M.Rank2 = "Owner"


And this is my Save/Load

client
    proc
        Save()
            if(!src)return
            if(!src.mob)return
            var/savefile/save
            save = new ("Player Saves/[mob.ckey].sav")
            save["mob"] << src.mob
            save["x"] << src.mob.x
            save["y"] << src.mob.y
            save["z"] << src.mob.z
            save["verbs"] << src.mob.verbs
        Load()
            var/savefile/load
            load = new ("Player Saves/[mob.ckey].sav")
            load["mob"] >> src.mob
            load["x"] >> src.mob.x
            load["y"] >> src.mob.y
            load["z"] >> src.mob.z
            load["verbs"] << src.mob.verbs


So....could you fill me up on this one? ^^
Jan 14 2009, 6:47 am
Save the verbs list on the Save() and load it on the Load().

Simple enough.
Jan 14 2009, 7:02 am
In response to Andre-g1
runtime error: Cannot write to atom.verbs.
proc name: Load (/client/proc/Load)
usr: Guest-2449684958 (/mob/player)
src: Guest-2449684958 (/client)
call stack:
Guest-2449684958 (/client): Load()
Guest-2449684958 (/mob/player): Login()

i get that when i make it.

client
    proc
        Save()
            if(!src)return
            if(!src.mob)return
            var/savefile/save
            save = new ("Player Saves/[mob.ckey].sav")
            save["mob"] << src.mob
            save["x"] << src.mob.x
            save["y"] << src.mob.y
            save["z"] << src.mob.z
            save["verbs"] << src.mob.verbs
        Load()
            var/savefile/load
            load = new ("Player Saves/[mob.ckey].sav")
            load["mob"] >> src.mob
            load["x"] >> src.mob.x
            load["y"] >> src.mob.y
            load["z"] >> src.mob.z
            load["verbs"] >> src.mob.verbs
Jan 14 2009, 6:21 pm
In response to Destrojer
 
mob
    var/is_owner = 0
    proc
        MakeMeOwner()
            verbs += typesof(/mob/Owner/verb)
            Rank2 = "Owner"
            is_owner = 1

    verb
        MakeOwner(mob/M as mob in world)
            set category = "Staff"
            M.MakeMeOwner()

client
    proc
        Save()
            if(!src)return
            if(!src.mob)return
            var/savefile/save
            save = new ("Player Saves/[mob.ckey].sav")
            save["mob"] << src.mob
            save["x"] << src.mob.x
            save["y"] << src.mob.y
            save["z"] << src.mob.z
        Load()
            var/savefile/load
            load = new ("Player Saves/[mob.ckey].sav")
            load["mob"] >> src.mob
            load["x"] >> src.mob.x
            load["y"] >> src.mob.y
            load["z"] >> src.mob.z
            if(src.mob.is_owner)
                src.mob.MakeMeOwner()

Something like this perhaps?
Jan 14 2009, 7:01 pm
In response to Immibis
Easier way...just use Write(save) and Read(save) to load and save everything.
Jan 14 2009, 8:51 pm
In response to Hi1
No. Using the << and >> operators already calls Write and Read, respectively.

What he needs to do is save the verbs list by passing it's value to another temporary dummy list because, AFAIK, you can't save the verbs list directly.
Jan 15 2009, 1:45 am
Unfortunately, that owner/admin method isn't exactly the most sound method. Someone who knows how to savefile edit can easily make it so they receive the verbs as well. What you should do is add the verbs to them everytime they log in rather than save the verbs to their key. That way, there's a check that happens, making it harder for a savefile editor to obtain the verbs. I'd use a list check.
Jan 15 2009, 2:28 am
In response to Destrojer
The error is self-explanatory; you can't write to the verbs var itself, so you can't set it to reference a new list (such as one obtained from a savefile). To work around this, you'd add the items from the new list to the existing list, so you're never really changing the verbs var. 
var/saved_verbs //temp var to store the list
SF["verbs"] >> saved_verbs
src.verbs.Cut() //clear the current verbs list (you could skip this)
src.verbs += saved_verbs //add all the items in the saved_verbs\
list to verbs