player.h File Reference

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Data Structures
struct	client_spell
struct	pl

Macros
#define	ADD_PLAYER_NEW   0x1
#define	ADD_PLAYER_NO_MAP   0x2
#define	ADD_PLAYER_NO_STATS_ROLL   0x4
#define	FIND_PLAYER_NO_HIDDEN_DM   0x2
#define	FIND_PLAYER_PARTIAL_NAME   0x1

Typedefs
typedef enum _bowtype	bowtype_t
typedef struct client_spell	client_spell
typedef enum party_rejoin_mode	party_rejoin_mode
typedef enum _petmode	petmode_t
typedef struct pl	player
typedef enum rangetype	rangetype
typedef enum unapplymode	unapplymode
typedef enum usekeytype	usekeytype

Enumerations
enum	_bowtype {   bow_normal = 0, bow_threewide = 1, bow_spreadshot = 2, bow_n = 3,   bow_ne = 4, bow_e = 5, bow_se = 6, bow_s = 7,   bow_sw = 8, bow_w = 9, bow_nw = 10, bow_bestarrow = 11 }
enum	_petmode { pet_normal = 0, pet_sad = 1, pet_defend = 2, pet_arena = 3 }
enum	party_rejoin_mode { party_rejoin_no = 0, party_rejoin_if_exists = 1, party_rejoin_always = 2 }
enum	rangetype {   range_bottom = -1, range_none = 0, range_bow = 1, range_magic = 2,   range_misc = 3, range_golem = 4, range_skill = 5, range_builder = 6,   range_size = 7 }
enum	unapplymode { unapply_nochoice = 0, unapply_never = 1, unapply_always = 2 }
enum	usekeytype { key_inventory = 0, keyrings = 1, containers = 2 }

Functions
void	commit_crime (object *op, const char *description)
bool	is_criminal (object *op)

Detailed Description

Player-specific structures.

Definition in file player.h.

Macro Definition Documentation

ADD_PLAYER_NEW

#define ADD_PLAYER_NEW   0x1

Name/password provided, so skip to roll stats

Definition at line 230 of file player.h.

ADD_PLAYER_NO_MAP

#define ADD_PLAYER_NO_MAP   0x2

Do not set the first map

Definition at line 231 of file player.h.

ADD_PLAYER_NO_STATS_ROLL

#define ADD_PLAYER_NO_STATS_ROLL   0x4

Stats provided from client

Definition at line 232 of file player.h.

FIND_PLAYER_NO_HIDDEN_DM

#define FIND_PLAYER_NO_HIDDEN_DM   0x2

Don't find hidden DMs.

Definition at line 221 of file player.h.

FIND_PLAYER_PARTIAL_NAME

#define FIND_PLAYER_PARTIAL_NAME   0x1

Find on partial name.

Definition at line 220 of file player.h.

Typedef Documentation

bowtype_t

typedef enum _bowtype bowtype_t

Bow firing mode.

client_spell

typedef struct client_spell client_spell

This stores, for a spell a player knows, the last sp/gr/dam information sent to client.

party_rejoin_mode

typedef enum party_rejoin_mode party_rejoin_mode

Whether to rejoin party at login or not.

petmode_t

typedef enum _petmode petmode_t

Petmode.

player

typedef struct pl player

One player.

rangetype

typedef enum rangetype rangetype

What range is currently selected by the player.

Wand/rod/horn rolled into range_misc. They all use the same body location anyways.

unapplymode

typedef enum unapplymode unapplymode

This is used to control what to do when we need to unapply an object before we can apply another one.

usekeytype

typedef enum usekeytype usekeytype

How to use keys.

Enumeration Type Documentation

_bowtype

enum _bowtype

Bow firing mode.

Enumerator
bow_normal	Standard mode, one random arrow.
bow_threewide	Fire three arrows in the same direction.
bow_spreadshot	Fire three arrows in a cone.
bow_n	Fire north whatever the facing direction. Must stay at 3.
bow_ne	Fire north-east whatever the facing direction.
bow_e	Fire east whatever the facing direction.
bow_se	Fire south-east whatever the facing direction.
bow_s	Fire south whatever the facing direction.
bow_sw	Fire south-west whatever the facing direction.
bow_w	Fire west whatever the facing direction.
bow_nw	Fire north-west whatever the facing direction.
bow_bestarrow	Try to find an arrow matching the target.

Definition at line 28 of file player.h.

_petmode

enum _petmode

Petmode.

Enumerator
pet_normal	Standard mode/
pet_sad	Try to find enemies.
pet_defend	Stay close to the owner.
pet_arena	Attack other players in arena.

Definition at line 44 of file player.h.

party_rejoin_mode

enum party_rejoin_mode

Whether to rejoin party at login or not.

Enumerator
party_rejoin_no	Don't rejoin.
party_rejoin_if_exists	Rejoin if party exists.
party_rejoin_always	If party doesn't exist, form it.

Definition at line 85 of file player.h.

rangetype

enum rangetype

What range is currently selected by the player.

Wand/rod/horn rolled into range_misc. They all use the same body location anyways.

Enumerator
range_bottom	Minimum, exclusive, value.
range_none	No range selected.
range_bow	Bow.
range_magic	Spells.
range_misc	Misc items.
range_golem	Control golem.
range_skill	Use skill.
range_builder	Map builder.
range_size	Maximum, exclusive, value.

Definition at line 15 of file player.h.

unapplymode

enum unapplymode

This is used to control what to do when we need to unapply an object before we can apply another one.

Enumerator
unapply_nochoice	Will unapply objects when there no choice to unapply.
unapply_never	Will not unapply objects automatically.
unapply_always	Will unapply whatever is necessary - this goes beyond no choice - if there are multiple ojbect of the same type that need to be unapplied, there is no way for the player to control which of these will be unapplied.

Definition at line 62 of file player.h.

usekeytype

enum usekeytype

How to use keys.

Enumerator
key_inventory	Only use keys in inventory.
keyrings	Use keys in inventory and active key rings.
containers	Use keys in inventory and active containers.

Definition at line 52 of file player.h.

Function Documentation

commit_crime()

void commit_crime	(	object *	op,
		const char *	description
	)

Definition at line 310 of file player.c.

References add_force(), dragon_attune::force, object_set_msg(), and give::op.

Referenced by save_throw_object().

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is_criminal()

bool is_criminal

(

object *

op

)

Definition at line 315 of file player.c.

References find_force(), and give::op.

Referenced by get_nearest_criminal().

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