common_trap.c File Reference

Common code for traps and runes. More...

#include <global.h>
#include <ob_methods.h>
#include <ob_types.h>
#include <sounds.h>
#include <sproto.h>

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Functions
method_ret	common_trap_type_move_on (ob_methods *context, object *trap, object *victim, object *originator)
	Move on this Rune or Trap object.
method_ret	common_trap_type_process (ob_methods *context, object *op)
	Processes a Rune or Trap.

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Detailed Description

Common code for traps and runes.

Definition in file common_trap.c.

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Function Documentation

method_ret common_trap_type_move_on	(	ob_methods *	context,
		object *	trap,
		object *	victim,
		object *	originator
	)

Move on this Rune or Trap object.

Parameters:

context	The method context
trap	The rune or trap we're moving on
victim	The object moving over this one
originator	The object that caused the move_on event

Returns:

METHOD_OK

Definition at line 41 of file common_trap.c.

References common_post_ob_move_on(), common_pre_ob_move_on(), FLAG_ALIVE, METHOD_ERROR, METHOD_OK, QUERY_FLAG, and spring_trap().

Referenced by init_type_rune(), and init_type_trap().

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method_ret common_trap_type_process	(	ob_methods *	context,
		object *	op
	)

Processes a Rune or Trap.

Comments on runes (and traps): rune->level : level at which rune will cast its spell. rune->hp : number of detonations before rune goes away rune->msg : message the rune displays when it goes off rune->direction : direction it will cast a spell in rune->dam : damage the rune will do if it doesn't cast spells rune->attacktype: type of damage it does, if not casting spells rune->other_arch: spell in the rune rune->Cha : how hidden the rune is rune->maxhp : number of spells the rune casts

Parameters:

context	The method context
op	The rune or trap to process

Returns:

Always METHOD_OK

Definition at line 66 of file common_trap.c.

References MAX, METHOD_OK, rndm(), and update_object().

Referenced by init_type_rune(), and init_type_trap().

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