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Jul 29, 1999, 4:12pm

This doesn't look right to me:

>char *reply[255]; /* Used in MANY of the bots messages */

You are declaring reply as an array of pointers to char, when I believe what
you want is an array of char. I notice that later on in your code you cast
reply to (char *)...presumably this was to circumvent compiler warnings...if
so, a good rule of thumb worth mentioning is: always pay close attention to
compiler warnings! They are there for a reason.

However, I don't think this is causing your problem. I think your problem
is this:

> int nWhois=aw_int (AW_CHAT_SESSION);

You are declaring nWhois as a local in this routine. You also have it
declared as a global. By declaring it locally, it is "masking" out the
global identifier of the same name in this context, so when you try to
"save" the value of AW_CHAT_SESSION here you are in fact just throwing it
away.

>If AW_AVATAR_ADDRESS didn't write to :
>aw_int (AW_AVATAR_SESSION) --- I'd be able to use :

I don't understand this. AW_AVATAR_ADDRESS is just a pre-defined constant,
it doesn't write to anything by itself.

-Roland

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