cmdkey 'U'
exec_xtern "syncreg" (this has also been exec_xtern syncreg)
end_cmd ( and SYNCREG ... no change)
(and so on and so forth until we reach close to the things I changed)
cmdkey 'T'
page_guru
end_cmd
cmdkey 'U'
exec_xtern "syncreg" (this has also been exec_xtern syncreg)
end_cmd ( and SYNCREG ... no change)
Well, that should be enough. I'm recompiling it each time after I've change it, and it doesn't give me any sort of errors or anything. Just compiles al nice and happy, and then doesn't work. Thanks! :)
It should give you a complier error since "exec_xtrn" is mispelled.
^^^^^^^^
Re: Chat_sec.src
By: Digital Man to MysticOne on Sun Nov 17 2002 17:31:00
It should give you a complier error since "exec_xtrn" is mispelled.
^^^^^^^^
Resisting...urge...to...make smartass comment.... ;)
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Hahahaha! Sorry, that was funny. :) But anyway, no, it is NOT misspelled within the file. I had a followup message to Merlin that stated that. The actual source file does say exec_xtrn syncreg, and there are no compiler err whatsoever when I recompile it.
Re: Chat_sec.src
By: MysticOne to Nemesis on Mon Nov 18 2002 03:11 pm
Hahahaha! Sorry, that was funny. :) But anyway, no, it is NOT misspell within the file. I had a followup message to Merlin that stated that. T actual source file does say exec_xtrn syncreg, and there are no compiler whatsoever when I recompile it.
So you have tried adding print statements or anything to help debug the problem?
digital man
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Re: Chat_sec.src
By: Digital Man to MysticOne on Mon Nov 18 2002 03:33 pm
Re: Chat_sec.src
By: MysticOne to Nemesis on Mon Nov 18 2002 03:11 pm
Hahahaha! Sorry, that was funny. :) But anyway, no, it is NOT misspell within the file. I had a followup message to Merlin that stated that. T actual source file does say exec_xtrn syncreg, and there are no compiler whatsoever when I recompile it.
So you have tried adding print statements or anything to help debug the problem?
digital man
Yep, it still doesn't do anything. I can hit U (the key I'm trying to setup as a cmdkey) all day long... absolutely nothing, no response.
And as I said before, it is listed in the getcmd list, and there are no errors when compiling.
Yep, it still doesn't do anything. I can hit U (the key I'm trying to setup as
a cmdkey) all day long... absolutely nothing, no response. And as I said before, it is listed in the getcmd list, and there are no errors when compiling.
Hahahaha! Sorry, that was funny. :) But anyway, no, it is NOT missp within the file. I had a followup message to Merlin that stated that. actual source file does say exec_xtrn syncreg, and there are no compil whatsoever when I recompile it.
So you have tried adding print statements or anything to help debug the problem?
digital man
Yep, it still doesn't do anything. I can hit U (the key I'm trying to setup a cmdkey) all day long... absolutely nothing, no response. And as I said before, it is listed in the getcmd list, and there are no errors when compiling.
Yep, it still doesn't do anything. I can hit U (the key I'm trying to se a cmdkey) all day long... absolutely nothing, no response. And as I said before, it is listed in the getcmd list, and there are no errors when compiling.
Then it sounds like CHAT_SEC.BIN isn't being executed at all. Have you tried executing it with the ;EXEC sysop command?
digital man
Re: Chat_sec.src
By: Digital Man to MysticOne on Mon Nov 25 2002 05:59 pm
Yep, it still doesn't do anything. I can hit U (the key I'm trying to se
a cmdkey) all day long... absolutely nothing, no response. And as I said
before, it is listed in the getcmd list, and there are no errors when compiling.
Then it sounds like CHAT_SEC.BIN isn't being executed at all. Have you tried
executing it with the ;EXEC sysop command?
Whoa! If I execute it with the SysOp commands (chat_sec.bin), I can run the user registry option! Now, why in the world would it do that? I can go to the
chat menu and all, and get into multinode chat and all that jazz. But the User
registry option I've added doesn't work from there. But it DID work when I executed the chat_sec.bin module manually!
Yep, it still doesn't do anything. I can hit U (the key I'm trying to a cmdkey) all day long... absolutely nothing, no response. And as I s before, it is listed in the getcmd list, and there are no errors when compiling.
Then it sounds like CHAT_SEC.BIN isn't being executed at all. Have you tr executing it with the ;EXEC sysop command?
Whoa! If I execute it with the SysOp commands (chat_sec.bin), I can run the user registry option! Now, why in the world would it do that? I can go to chat menu and all, and get into multinode chat and all that jazz. But the U registry option I've added doesn't work from there. But it DID work when I executed the chat_sec.bin module manually!
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