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Jan 6 2005, 9:56 am
Hi. Is there a way to do this?

mob/Stat()
     statpanel("Inventory")
     stat(inventory)  //this is the player's inventory list, when I right-click an item in here, it doesn't show extra
     statpanel("Skills")
     stat(skills)   //this is the player's skills

     stat(contents) //Shows both the skills and inventory in same statpanel, when I right-click an item in here, it shows the drop() verb
//Whenever I add items to the inventory, I don't add it to contents, the reason I don't use contents because it contains both the skills and inventory.

obj/shirt
     verb
          pick_up()
               var/mob/M = usr
               set src in oview(0)
               M.inventory += src
               M << "You picked up the [src]"
          drop()
               set src in usr //This sets it when the user has it, I see it is "set src in List" by format 1. Is there a way to make it like:
               //set src in usr.inventory   <- must be in the inventory to use it
               src.loc = M.loc
               usr << "You dropped the [src]"


Mainly this is because I don't want to use the default contents list because I don't want to mix my skills and items into the mob contents list.
Jan 6 2005, 10:02 am
You know, you can go looking for specific item types:

mob
 Stat()
  statpanel("Skills:")
  for(var/obj/skill/skill in src.contents)
   stat(skill)
  statpanel("Inventory:")
  for(var/obj/item/item in src.contents)
   stat(item)


OR, you could have done it the other way, and just used the skills list.

obj
 skill
  verb
   use()
    //use code here, doesn't require a setting.
mob
 Stat()
  statpanel("skills",src.skills)
  statpanel("inventory",src.contents)


Get it?
Jan 6 2005, 10:13 am
In response to Ter13
I was about to use the first one a long time ago, but I figured that the for loop in the Stat() would cause too much of a hassle and as for the 2nd one you showed, the verbs on the skills would show up on right-click in the statpanel (hence it will be called by stat(skills)
Jan 6 2005, 10:51 am
In response to Ter13
Again, please use more than one space to represent an indent. Use two at least. Otherwise it's harder to see what goes where.

Lummox JR
Jan 6 2005, 11:10 am
In response to Lummox JR
That's how I indent, I'll try to remember in teh future, but I see that perfectly fine. I don't see how people can mix up what goes where with a single space. But then again, others' preferences, not you own... I know.
Jan 6 2005, 11:51 am
All "set" statements must appear at the top of a proc/verb, in your snippet you have "var/mob/M = usr" above your set statement.
Jan 6 2005, 11:59 am
In response to Nadrew
It still won't work. It doesn't shows the Drop() verb on the right-click of the item in the inventory assuming its from stat(inventory)

EDIT: There is no right-click popup when I call stat(inventory) but there is one when I call stat(contents), but I don't want to use contents cause skills is going to be mixed with the inventory and I don't want to use the for loop cause it will cause too much trouble if a lot of people are online.
Jan 6 2005, 1:57 pm
In response to Ter13
Ter13 wrote:
That's how I indent, I'll try to remember in teh future, but I see that perfectly fine. I don't see how people can mix up what goes where with a single space. But then again, others' preferences, not you own... I know.

It may be valid in DM, but it's hardly perfectly fine for general posting. It's easy to mix up indentation with a single space simply because it's that much harder to line up by eye.

Besides, it's just ridiculous; it defeats the purpose of an indent in the first place if the indent is only a single character in width. A single-space indent isn't an indent; it's a slip of the finger.

Lummox JR
Jan 6 2005, 2:08 pm
In response to Lummox JR
I don't use spaces in DM to indent. I have my tabs set at one width. When I write examples, I use spaces.