Markus Armbruster
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It assumes snxtsct() fails only when the argument can't be parsed. It can also fail when the condition argument has errors. `map # ?xxx' first complains about xxx, then maps around ship#0. Broken since Chainsaw 2 introduced smap, pmap and lmap. Use sarg_type() to recognize sectors vs. unit argument. `map # ?xxx' now fails as it should. Subtle side effect: do_map() no longer prompts for argument "", because snxtsct() is now guarded by sarg_type(). Impact on callers: * display_region_map() is not affected, because it never passes "". * map() passes on "" arguments. Change it to prompt in that case. Consistent with how other commands behave. No functional change. * do_unit_move() passes on "" arguments. Keep it that way. This changes navigate and march sub-commands 'M' and 'B' not to prompt for "" arguments, which is consistent with sub-command 'm' of move, test and transport. |
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