Hallo
I am writing an online game. I have a main .cgi and am using packages which
are "required" as needed.
My .cgi is one long if-elsif-else all based on what action you make in the
game. I do it this way so I can complete one packet at a time to do a
certain thing.
All files are read in the .cgi and vars passes to packages as needed..... am
I even close in my method?
>>>>>Mind you, this is a hobby to me.. all self taught....<<<<<<<
ANY suggestion for books on program format would be helpfull.. thanks
comments welcome.. try not to grind me into the dust, please LOL
thanks
Lou
here is an example.
if ($Input{Action} eq "Log In")
{
$Pm{Status}=Login::LogIn("$Input{Name}","$Input{PW}");
exit;
}
elsif ($Input{Action} eq "New Player")
{
Login::NewPlayer();
exit;
}
elsif ($Input{Action} eq "Create Player")
{
Login::CreatePlayer("$Input{Name}","$Input{PW},"$Input{Gender}";
exit;
}
elsif ($Input{Action} eq "EmailLogin")
{
$Pm{Status}=Login::EmailLogin("$Input{Name}","$Input{SN}");
exit;
}
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