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Post is unread #1 Dec 27, 2002 4:10 pm   
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elbryan
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I have encountered a strange bug. Whenver I press the letter "s" to move south, instead of moving, I end up seeing the proper way to use the socket command. I scanned the code briefly and looked in the command table for "s" and notrhing comes up for it being defined as a command. When I grep the src directory for "s", I see where its an arg for several functions including movement in act_move.c, but nothing in the function for do_socket. Any help would be appreciated.

Post is unread #2 Dec 27, 2002 7:22 pm   
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Samson
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That's not really a bug. The command order just needs adjusting. While logged in, type 'cedit raise south' until it says south was raised above socket. Then 'cedit save cmdtable' and the problem is solved. Doesn't even require a reboot

Post is unread #3 Dec 28, 2002 1:06 am   
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elbryan
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thanks for the help. I would never have figured it out

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