Why are there more sefun doc files than sefun files?
Sefun files, like /secure/sefun/strings.c, often contain more than just one sefun. Therefore, there will be more files documenting individual functions than there are files containing sefuns. I edited a file but now the reload command is complaining. There are two commonly used commands for loading objects: update and reload. When you want to load a file into memory, you use update, for example: update /domains/default/room/road When you want to replace a cloned object with a version that uses the latest code in a file, you use reload, for example: reload my first red sword reload doesn’t work on files. update doesn’t work on cloned objects. The reason there are two commands, instead of one all-purpose one, is both historical and functional. The reason “reload” exists is that I got sick of having to dest a thing, update its file, then clone the thing every time I wanted to test changes in its code. This was annoyingly tedious, so I coded the reload() sefun and reload command. However,
