UseItemCmd referenced by ISXEQ source but not defined

[rlane187]

MQ2Utilities.cpp, when compiling ISXEQ uses this function.

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DWORD __stdcall RefreshMountKeyRingThread(PVOID pData)
{
	pkrdata kr = (pkrdata)pData;
	if(kr) {
		CXWnd *krwnd = kr->phWnd;
		bool bExact = kr->bExact;
		bool bUseCmd = kr->bUseCmd;
		CHAR szItemName[256] = {0};
		strcpy_s(szItemName,kr->ItemName);
		LocalFree(kr);
		if(krwnd) {
			bool bToggled = 0;
			if(!krwnd->dShow) {
				bToggled = true;
				DWORD ShowWindow = (DWORD)krwnd->pvfTable->ShowWindow;
				__asm {
					push ecx;
					mov ecx, [krwnd];
					call dword ptr [ShowWindow];
					pop ecx;
				}
				((CSidlScreenWnd*)krwnd)->StoreIniVis();
			}
			if(CTabWnd *pTab = (CTabWnd*)((CSidlScreenWnd*)(krwnd))->GetChildItem("IW_Subwindows")) {
				pTab->SetPage(6,true, true);//tab 6 is the mount key ring tab...
				gMouseEventTime = GetFastTime();
			}
			if(CListWnd *clist = (CListWnd*)krwnd->GetChildItem("IW_Mounts_MountList")) {
				ULONGLONG now = MQGetTickCount64();
				while(!((CSidlScreenWnd*)clist)->Items) {
					Sleep(10);
					if(now+5000 < MQGetTickCount64()) {
						WriteChatColor("Timed out waiting for mount keyring refresh",CONCOLOR_YELLOW);
						break;
					}				
				}
				if(bToggled) {
					((CXWnd*)krwnd)->Show(0,1);
					((CSidlScreenWnd*)krwnd)->StoreIniVis();
				}
				if(bUseCmd && ((CSidlScreenWnd*)clist)->Items) {
				        UseItemCmd(GetCharInfo()->pSpawn,szItemName);
				}
			}
		}
	}
	return 0;
}

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UseItemCmd(GetCharInfo()->pSpawn,szItemName);

UseItemCmd is not defined in ISXEQ. I do not know why. You would think /useitem would be accessible in ISXEQ but alas, none of the / commands are defined in MQ2Commands. The entire file is greyed out in intellisense. Why?

[EqMule]

don't know if it works now but latest zip should at least build without errors

[iluvseq]

/useitem isn't needed in ISXEQ.

Instead, use /cast item "name of item"

Does the same thing.

[FrankJScott]

Why don't you Google it! before you post

[FrankJScott]

Why don't you Google it! before you post