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Macros | |
| #define | IS_COMBAT_SKILL(num) |
| #define | IS_GRACE_SKILL(num) (num == SK_PRAYING) |
| #define | IS_MANA_SKILL(num) |
| #define | MAX_SKILLS 50 |
| #define | SK_EXP_ADD_SKILL 0 |
| #define | SK_EXP_NONE 2 |
| #define | SK_EXP_TOTAL 1 |
| #define | SK_SUBTRACT_SKILL_EXP 3 |
| #define | USING_SKILL(op, skill) ((op)->chosen_skill && (op)->chosen_skill->subtype == skill) |
Enumerations | |
| enum | SK { SK_LOCKPICKING = 1, SK_HIDING = 2, SK_SMITHERY = 3, SK_BOWYER = 4, SK_JEWELER = 5, SK_ALCHEMY = 6, SK_STEALING = 7, SK_LITERACY = 8, SK_BARGAINING = 9, SK_JUMPING = 10, SK_DET_MAGIC = 11, SK_ORATORY = 12, SK_SINGING = 13, SK_DET_CURSE = 14, SK_FIND_TRAPS = 15, SK_MEDITATION = 16, SK_PUNCHING = 17, SK_FLAME_TOUCH = 18, SK_KARATE = 19, SK_CLIMBING = 20, SK_WOODSMAN = 21, SK_INSCRIPTION = 22, SK_ONE_HANDED_WEAPON = 23, SK_MISSILE_WEAPON = 24, SK_THROWING = 25, SK_USE_MAGIC_ITEM = 26, SK_DISARM_TRAPS = 27, SK_SET_TRAP = 28, SK_THAUMATURGY = 29, SK_PRAYING = 30, SK_CLAWING = 31, SK_LEVITATION = 32, SK_SUMMONING = 33, SK_PYROMANCY = 34, SK_EVOCATION = 35, SK_SORCERY = 36, SK_TWO_HANDED_WEAPON = 37, SK_WRAITH_FEED = 38, SK_HARVESTING = 39, SK_AIR_MAGIC = 40, SK_EARTH_MAGIC = 41, SK_WATER_MAGIC = 42, SK_FIRE_MAGIC = 43 } |
Functions | |
| int | get_skill_client_code (const char *skill_name) |
Variables | |
| const Face * | skill_faces [MAX_SKILLS] |
| const char * | skill_names [MAX_SKILLS] |
Detailed Description
Skill-related defines, including subtypes.
Definition in file skills.h.
Macro Definition Documentation
◆ IS_COMBAT_SKILL
| #define IS_COMBAT_SKILL | ( | num | ) |
This macro is used in fix_object() to define if this is a sill that should be used to calculate wc's and the like.
◆ IS_GRACE_SKILL
| #define IS_GRACE_SKILL | ( | num | ) | (num == SK_PRAYING) |
◆ IS_MANA_SKILL
| #define IS_MANA_SKILL | ( | num | ) |
Like IS_COMBAT_SKILL above, but instead this is used to determine how many mana points the player has.
◆ MAX_SKILLS
| #define MAX_SKILLS 50 |
◆ SK_EXP_ADD_SKILL
◆ SK_EXP_NONE
◆ SK_EXP_TOTAL
◆ SK_SUBTRACT_SKILL_EXP
◆ USING_SKILL
| #define USING_SKILL | ( | op, | |
| skill | |||
| ) | ((op)->chosen_skill && (op)->chosen_skill->subtype == skill) |
Enumeration Type Documentation
◆ SK
| enum SK |
Skill subtypes
This list is just a subtype <-> skill (code wise) in the server translation. In theory, the processing of the different skills could be done via strncmp This list doesn't really try to identify what the skills do. The order of this list has no special meaning. 0 is not used to denote improperly set objects.
Function Documentation
◆ get_skill_client_code()
| int get_skill_client_code | ( | const char * | skill_name | ) |
Return the code of the skill for a client, the index in the skill_names array.
- Parameters
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skill_name skill name.
- Returns
- code, 0 if invalid and asserts.
Definition at line 107 of file skill_util.c.
References npc_dialog::index, MAX_SKILLS, and skill_names.
Referenced by esrv_update_stats(), hiscore_check(), and hiscore_init().
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Variable Documentation
◆ skill_faces
| const Face* skill_faces[MAX_SKILLS] |
Will contain the face numbers for the skills, initialized by init_skill().
Definition at line 63 of file skill_util.c.
Referenced by do_each_skill(), free_skill_index(), init_skills(), and send_skill_info().
◆ skill_names
| const char* skill_names[MAX_SKILLS] |
Will contain a number-name mapping for skills, initialized by init_skills().
Definition at line 59 of file skill_util.c.
Referenced by append_spell(), do_each_skill(), find_skill_by_name(), free_skill_index(), get_skill_client_code(), hiscore_init(), init_skills(), and send_skill_info().
