Bug in @send in LambdaCore25Dec95.db

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> This is related to a change in the behavior of callers() made between 
> 1.7.9p2 (under which LambdaMOO currently runs) and 1.8.0 under which you 
> are running it.
 < ... info ... >
> This change in the behavior of callers() is documented in the 
> ChangeLog.txt, along with a check to eliminate built-in functions from 
> the list.  You should also find solutions to the problem in the moo-cows 
> archives.
> 
>   --Chris                           cunkel@engin.umich.edu
>     ResComp Network Support Technician, Bursley Hall
>     "Invisibility is in the eye of the beholder."
>     Home Page: http://www-personal.engin.umich.edu/~cunkel/

Ahh, I see ...

For posterity, here are the changes I made.

#49:ok this none this 

(Out) 
4: 	elseif (length(c = callers()) < 2 ? player ==
        this.active[who] | c[2][1] == this || ($perm_utils:controls(c[2][3],
        this.active[who]) || c[2][3] == $generic_editor.owner))
---
 (In)
4: 	elseif (length(c = callers()) < 2 ? player ==
	this.active[who] | c[2][1] == this || (c[2][1] == #-1 && c[2][3] ==
	#-1 && c[2][4] == #-1) || ($perm_utils:controls(c[2][3],
	this.active[who]) || c[2][3] == $generic_editor.owner))

Seems to work for me.

--- Zach Metzinger (Succubus)
wizkid@ksu.ksu.edu