From: Chris Bailey <christopher.sean.bailey@...>
Date: 2008-08-28T09:15:04+09:00
Subject: Re: Having a difficult time with Case statements.

Mark T wrote:
> Add the method you created to the end of the program 'definition' you 
> have.
> ie: You have defined the program method startUp without invoking it.
> 
> tesThis.rb:12:in `startUp': undefined method `blue' for
> "Nephlen":String (NoMethodError)
>         from tesThis.rb:165
> 
> paradisaeidae.

Thank you for the feedback but I should have mentioned that it is one of 
several source files and the startUp method is called from a main 
function elsewhere. The source also makes reference to a few things here 
and there that are not included in that particular file. I thought it 
would be a bit much to just dump all the source code up here so I opted 
for the part causing me the biggest headache. When I said it "didn't 
work at all", what I really meant was that it doesn't work as I intended 
it to. I will post some sample output from me running the game using 
that menu/startup system.


bsud.rb  combat.rb  items.rb  magic.rb  maps  person.rb  saved  shop.rb 
startup.rb  world.rb
chris@Dell-D510:~/bsud$ ruby bsud.rb
Nephlen
What would you like to do?

1 - Load a Saved Game.
2 - Create a New Character.
3 - Exit from Nephlen.
4 - View the Readme file.
2
1
3
4
2
1

I go through and try any of the inputs that "should", in my opinion, be 
recognized by the input tracking case statements but nothing happens at 
all. I am completely dumbfounded =)


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