I mess up this code...

ID:145577
 
Feb 13 2006, 10:45 am
Code:
mob
    proc
        shoot()
            if(src.key == "Xkirby2")
                var/obj/H = new/obj/bullet
            else if(src.key == "KirbyRules")
                var/obj/H = new/obj/Bullet
            if(src.fired == 0)
                src.fired = 1
                spawn(15)
                    src.fired = 0
                    H.dir = src.dir
                    H.loc = src.loc
                    while(H)
                        step(H,H.dir)
                        var/turf/T = H.loc
                        if(T.density == 1)
                            del(H)
                            break
                            for(var/mob/M as mob in T)
                                if(M == src)
                                    continue
                            del(H)
                    sleep(1)


Problem description:
I didn't make this, I found it in a library. I was trying to change it to fit my needs but I mess it up....I think I indented wrong... Can someone fix this code for me please? I don't know how...
Feb 13 2006, 11:11 am
I would help fix it but I was the one who messed it up in the first place. >_<'
Feb 13 2006, 11:30 am
In response to KirbyRules
i fixed it so dont worry about it... i think...
Feb 13 2006, 11:32 am
1.) For boolean vars, do not use ==. If it must equal 0, at least use the ! operator for it. Example:

var/SomeVar = 0
if( !SomeVar ) // Good 
if( SomeVar == 0 ) // Bad, could somehow evaluate to false.
////////////////////////////////////
if( SomeVar == 1 )
else if( SomeVar == 2 ) // This is ok right here, but...

if( SomeVar == 1 )
else if( SomeVar == 0 ) // Wrong wrong wrong! ! operator is needed, and this is correct way:

if( SomeVar ) // If true, inequal to 0, or is not a 0-length string ( "" )
else if( !SomeVar ) // If false, 0, or is a 0-length string( "" )


2.) Your for loop never gets executed, as it's located inside an if statement-execution block after a break statement. I think you wanted to move it to the left 2 tabs so that it's executed right after the while statement, or once to go right after the if statement.
Feb 13 2006, 12:10 pm
In response to Audeuro
Nevermimnd, we just refound the verb in the library and re-edited it. It works now.