*smacks himself* Of course! I feel like an idiot.. thanks :]

-Rcet

Rcet wrote:

I tried that, and when i use the verb, it says cannot execute null.Move. Any ideas?

This means the value assigned by input() to picked is null, which means that, in this case, usr.mob_list is empty. You never saw a dialog box pop up asking you to choose from the list (I infer this from your description of the error) because there was never anything in it.

Lummox JR

Are you actually putting mobs into the list? :oP

Rcet wrote:

I got that to work, but when I try to move the mob into the list, it gives me this error: runtime error: undefined proc or verb /list/Enter().

I'm gonna have to break down and flat-out say "Duh!" here.

Move() is for changing an atom's loc var, if the right conditions are met; loc is always another atom, which is to say, a thing that can "physically" hold other things. It has nothing to do with any lists whatsoever (except atom.contents, but that really doesn't count). A list is not a place; it's an abstract concept--just like your top 10 favorite music groups don't actually live in a 10-slot parking lot in your head, and when you change the list you don't physically move anything around. Don't think of adding to a list in terms of "moving" things into it; actual moving is no more involved in the process than writing "eggs" on a grocery list would instantly transport them to your fridge.
Nothing is being moved. No moving. This is adding to a list, not putting in a place.

To add a mob to a list, you need to do this:

Or, if you want to associate something with it:

Lummox JR