I think i almost got it :O

ID:800866
 
Jun 6 2012, 12:22 pm
Keywords: help
(See the best response by Phits.)
Code:
mob/verb
    Reset
         set category="Commands"
        spawn(10)fdel("Save/[M.ckey]")
        del(M)


Problem description:
not to sure but i think i almost got it to work anyone know how i'd do the proc on this i tried it like the F1 guide said but no luck :/
#1 Jun 6 2012, 2:46 pm
Best response
First of all, its a verb. You forgot to add the () at the end of Reset to clarify that. Also, it looks like you have "set category" indented too much and you have not clarified what/whom "M" is. I believe you are looking for something like this:
mob/verb
    Reset(var/mob/M)
        set category="Commands"
        M = usr //Only include this line if you mean to use this on your own character, otherwise leave it out and call the command as Reset(Target)
        spawn(10)
            fdel("Save/[M.ckey]")
            del(M)
#2 Jun 6 2012, 3:51 pm
In response to Phits (#1)
I Believe it's suppose to be
Reset(mob/M)
#3 Jun 6 2012, 4:47 pm
In response to The Motto (#2)
The Motto wrote:
I Believe it's suppose to be
> Reset(mob/M)
>

Ya, your right. Got ahead of myself and made a mistake lol.
#4 Jun 6 2012, 4:48 pm
In response to Phits (#3)
Lol Yea It Happens to the best of us
#5 Jun 6 2012, 5:35 pm
In response to Phits (#1)
Phits wrote:
First of all, its a verb. You forgot to add the () at the end of Reset to clarify that. Also, it looks like you have "set category" indented too much and you have not clarified what/whom "M" is. I believe you are looking for something like this:
> mob/verb
>     Reset(var/mob/M)
>         set category="Commands"
>         M = usr //Only include this line if you mean to use this on your own character, otherwise leave it out and call the command as Reset(Target)
>         spawn(10)
>             fdel("Save/[M.ckey]")
>             del(M)

If you intend to use this on yourself, M = usr is redundant.
#6 Jun 10 2012, 10:51 am
In response to Phits (#1)
Phits wrote:
First of all, its a verb. You forgot to add the () at the end of Reset to clarify that. Also, it looks like you have "set category" indented too much and you have not clarified what/whom "M" is. I believe you are looking for something like this:
> mob/verb
>     Reset(var/mob/M)
>         set category="Commands"
>         M = usr //Only include this line if you mean to use this on your own character, otherwise leave it out and call the command as Reset(Target)
>         spawn(10)
>             fdel("Save/[M.ckey]")
>             del(M)

sorry i tried it but it seems not to work :/
#7 Jun 10 2012, 12:38 pm
 
mob/verb
     Reset()
         set category="Commands"
         spawn(10)
             fdel("Save/[ckey]")
             del(M)
#8 Jun 10 2012, 1:00 pm
In response to Starz_the_best (#6)
it doesn't work because you need to have
mob/verb
    Reset(mob/M in world)
#9 Jun 10 2012, 1:12 pm
Shes doing it on her own character therefore it doesn't need mob/M
#10 Jun 10 2012, 1:37 pm
Yeah, seriously just do everything to the usr and you're good to go.

Some other notes.

1.
mob
  verb
    Stuff(mob/M)

is the same as
mob
  verb
    Stuff(mob/M in world)


The easiest fix to your code is
mob
  verb
    Reset()
      if(fexists("Saves/[src.key]"))
        fdel("Saves/[src.key]")
        src.loc = null
#11 Jun 10 2012, 2:15 pm
In response to Lugia319 (#10)
Lugia319 wrote:
> mob
>   verb
>     Reset()
>       if(fexists("Saves/[src.key]"))
>         fdel("Saves/[src.key]")
>         src.loc = null
>

I think you meant to do usr, not src.
#12 Jun 10 2012, 2:21 pm
In this case, usr and src are the same. Because the verb is not displayed to others (no set src in...), the only person who can call the verb is the person who has it, hence why usr == src.

( usr = person who ultimately called the verb
src = the /mob which contains the verb )
#13 Jun 10 2012, 2:27 pm
Yeah, that's true, in this case. However, there's a good chance that someone will forget that src is the container of the verb and try using it, then wonders in here asking why it doesn't work; whereas if they use usr it is less likely to happen.