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int	absdir (int d)

void	add_abilities (object op, object change)

void	add_button_link (object button, mapstruct map, int connected)

void	add_friendly_object (object *op)

sstring	add_refcount (sstring str)

void	add_statbonus (object *op)

sstring	add_string (const char *str)

void	add_weight (object *op, signed long weight)

int	allowed_class (const object *op)

void	animate_object (object *op, int dir)

void	animate_turning (object *op)

void	apply_anim_suffix (object *who, sstring suffix)

void	apply_death_exp_penalty (object *op)

void	arch_info (object *op)

object *	arch_to_object (archetype *at)

int	atnr_is_dragon_enabled (int attacknr)

void	bitstostring (long bits, int num, char *str)

int	blocked_link (object ob, mapstruct m, int sx, int sy)

int	book_overflow (const char buf1, const char buf2, size_t booksize)

int	buf_overflow (const char buf1, const char buf2, size_t bufsize)

int	calc_item_power (const object *op, int flag)

void	calc_perm_exp (object *op)

int	calculate_difficulty (mapstruct *m)

int	can_merge (object ob1, object ob2)

int	can_pick (const object who, const object item)

int	can_see_monsterP (mapstruct *m, int x, int y, int dir)

int	change_abil (object op, object tmp)

void	change_attr_value (living *stats, int attr, sint8 value)

void	change_exp (object op, sint64 exp, const char skill_name, int flag)

void	change_luck (object *op, int value)

int	change_map_light (mapstruct *m, int change)

int	check_altar_sacrifice (const object altar, const object sacrifice, int remove_others, int *toremove)

sint64	check_exp_adjust (const object *op, sint64 exp)

sint64	check_exp_loss (const object *op, sint64 exp)

void	check_generators (void)

void	check_inv (object op, object trig)

object *	check_inv_recursive (object op, const object trig)

int	check_move_on (object op, object originator)

int	check_path (const char *name, int prepend_dir)

void	check_stat_bounds (living *stats)

int	check_trigger (object op, object cause)

void	clean_friendly_list (void)

void	clean_object (object *op)

void	clean_tmp_map (mapstruct *m)

void	clear_archetable (void)

void	clear_los (object *op)

void	clear_object (object *op)

void	clear_owner (object *op)

void	clear_player (player *pl)

void	close_and_delete (FILE *fp, int compressed)

void	copy_object (object op2, object op)

void	copy_object_with_inv (object src_ob, object dest_ob)

void	copy_owner (object op, object clone)

int	count_active (void)

int	count_free (void)

int	count_used (void)

object *	create_archetype (const char *name)

object *	create_archetype_by_object_name (const char *name)

void	create_overlay_pathname (const char name, char buf, size_t size)

char *	create_pathname (const char name, char buf, size_t size)

object *	create_singularity (const char *name)

void	create_template_pathname (const char name, char buf, size_t size)

void	create_treasure (treasurelist t, object op, int flag, int difficulty, int tries)

void	decay_objects (mapstruct *m)

object *	decrease_ob_nr (object *op, uint32 i)

void	delete_map (mapstruct *m)

void	describe_item (const object op, const object owner, char *retbuf, size_t size)

void	describe_monster (const object op, char retbuf, size_t size)

void	describe_resistance (const object op, int newline, char buf, size_t size)

int	did_make_save (const object *op, int level, int bonus)

int	die_roll (int num, int size, const object *op, int goodbad)

int	dirdiff (int dir1, int dir2)

int	distance (const object ob1, const object ob2)

void	drain_specific_stat (object *op, int deplete_stats)

void	drain_stat (object *op)

void	dump_abilities (void)

void	dump_alchemy (void)

void	dump_alchemy_costs (void)

void	dump_all_archetypes (void)

void	dump_all_maps (void)

void	dump_all_objects (void)

void	dump_arch (archetype at, StringBuffer sb)

void	dump_artifacts (void)

void	dump_experience (void)

void	dump_friendly_objects (void)

void	dump_gods (void)

void	dump_map (const mapstruct *m)

void	dump_monster_treasure (const char *name)

void	dump_object (object op, StringBuffer sb)

int	enough_elapsed_time (void)

void	fatal (int err)

int	find_animation (const char *name)

archetype *	find_archetype (const char *name)

archetype *	find_archetype_by_object_name (const char *name)

archetype *	find_archetype_by_object_type_name (int type, const char *name)

artifactlist *	find_artifactlist (int type)

int	find_dir (mapstruct m, int x, int y, object exclude)

int	find_dir_2 (int x, int y)

unsigned	find_face (const char *name, unsigned error)

int	find_first_free_spot (const object ob, mapstruct m, int x, int y)

int	find_free_spot (const object ob, mapstruct m, int x, int y, int start, int stop)

int	find_multi_free_spot_around (object ob, object gen, int hx, int hy)

int	find_multi_free_spot_within_radius (object ob, object gen, int hx, int hy)

object *	find_obj_by_type_subtype (const object *who, int type, int subtype)

object *	find_object (tag_t i)

object *	find_object_name (const char *str)

int	find_smooth (uint16 face, uint16 *smoothed)

sstring	find_string (const char *str)

archetype *	find_treasure_by_name (const treasure t, const char name, int depth)

treasurelist *	find_treasurelist (const char *name)

void	fix_container (object *container)

void	fix_generated_item (object op, object creator, int difficulty, int max_magic, int flags)

void	fix_multipart_object (object *tmp)

void	fix_object (object *op)

void	flag_inv (object *op, int flag)

void	free_all_anim (void)

void	free_all_archs (void)

void	free_all_god (void)

void	free_all_images (void)

void	free_all_maps (void)

void	free_all_object_data (void)

void	free_all_readable (void)

void	free_all_recipes (void)

void	free_all_treasures (void)

void	free_arch (archetype *at)

void	free_dialog_information (object *op)

void	free_experience (void)

void	free_globals (void)

void	free_key_values (object *op)

void	free_loader (void)

void	free_map (mapstruct *m)

void	free_object (object *ob)

void	free_object2 (object *ob, int free_inventory)

void	free_objectlink (objectlink *ol)

void	free_objectlinkpt (oblinkpt *obp)

void	free_player (player *pl)

void	free_socket_images (void)

void	free_string (sstring str)

void	generate_artifact (object *op, int difficulty)

object *	generate_treasure (treasurelist *t, int difficulty)

archetype *	get_archetype_by_skill_name (const char *skill, int type)

archetype *	get_archetype_by_type_subtype (int type, int subtype)

archetype *	get_archetype_struct (void)

sint8	get_attr_value (const living *stats, int attr)

int	get_button_value (const object *button)

client_spell *	get_client_spell_state (player pl, object spell)

int	get_dialog_message (object op, const char text, struct_dialog_message message, struct_dialog_reply reply)

mapstruct *	get_empty_map (int sizex, int sizey)

int	get_face_fallback (int faceset, int imageno)

recipelist *	get_formulalist (int i)

object *	get_jail_exit (object *op)

int	get_language (object *op)

void	get_levelnumber (int i, char *buf, size_t size)

mapstruct *	get_linked_map (void)

int	get_map_flags (mapstruct oldmap, mapstruct newmap, sint16 x, sint16 y, sint16 nx, sint16 *ny)

mapstruct *	get_map_from_coord (mapstruct m, sint16 x, sint16 *y)

const char *	get_month_name (const int index)

void	get_multi_size (object ob, int sx, int sy, int hx, int *hy)

const char *	get_name_of_region_for_map (const mapstruct *m)

void	get_ob_diff (StringBuffer sb, object op, object *op2)

key_value *	get_ob_key_link (const object ob, const char key)

const char *	get_ob_key_value (const object op, const char const key)

object *	get_object (void)

objectlink *	get_objectlink (void)

oblinkpt *	get_objectlinkpt (void)

object *	get_owner (object *op)

const char *	get_periodofday (const int index)

object *	get_player_container (object *op)

int	get_power_from_ench (int ench)

godlink *	get_rand_god (void)

object *	get_random_mon (int level)

recipe *	get_random_recipe (recipelist *rpl)

void	get_rangevector (object op1, const object op2, rv_vector *retval, int flags)

void	get_rangevector_from_mapcoord (const mapstruct m, int x, int y, const object op2, rv_vector *retval, int flags)

const readable_message_type *	get_readable_message_type (object *readable)

region *	get_region_by_map (mapstruct *m)

region *	get_region_by_name (const char *region_name)

region *	get_region_from_string (const char *name)

const char *	get_region_longname (const region *r)

const char *	get_region_msg (const region *r)

region *	get_region_struct (void)

void	get_search_arr (int *search_arr)

const char *	get_season_name (const int index)

object *	get_split_ob (object orig_ob, uint32 nr, char err, size_t size)

void	get_tod (timeofday_t *tod)

const typedata *	get_typedata (int itemtype)

const typedata *	get_typedata_by_name (const char *name)

const char *	get_weekday (const int index)

void	give_artifact_abilities (object op, object artifact)

object *	give_skill_by_name (object op, const char skill_name)

int	has_ability (const object *ob)

mapstruct *	has_been_loaded (const char *name)

int	has_carried_lights (const object *op)

void	i18n_init (void)

const char *	i18n_translate (int language, int id)

void	identify (object *op)

void	init_anim (void)

void	init_archetype_pointers (void)

void	init_archetypes (void)

void	init_artifacts (void)

void	init_block (void)

void	init_experience (void)

void	init_formulae (void)

void	init_globals (void)

void	init_gods (void)

void	init_hash_table (void)

void	init_library (void)

void	init_ob_method_struct (ob_methods methods, ob_methods fallback)

void	init_ob_types (ob_methods *base_type)

void	init_objects (void)

void	init_readable (void)

void	init_regions (void)

void	init_vars (void)

object *	insert_ob_in_map (object op, mapstruct m, object *originator, int flag)

object *	insert_ob_in_map_at (object op, mapstruct m, object *originator, int flag, int x, int y)

object *	insert_ob_in_ob (object op, object where)

int	is_dragon_pl (const object *op)

int	is_friendly (const object *op)

int	is_magical (const object *op)

int	is_old_wraith_pl (object *op)

int	is_valid_faceset (int fsn)

int	is_wraith_pl (object *op)

int	isqrt (int n)

int	item_matched_string (object pl, object op, const char *name)

int	legal_artifact_combination (object op, artifact art)

sint64	level_exp (int level, double expmul)

int	lex_load (int depth, object *items, int maxdepth, int map_flags, int linemode)

int	load_object (FILE fp, object op, int bufstate, int map_flags)

mapstruct *	load_original_map (const char *filename, int flags)

void	load_treasures (void)

artifact *	locate_recipe_artifact (const recipe *rp, size_t idx)

void	LOG (LogLevel logLevel, const char *format,...)

void	make_list_like (char *input)

void	make_path_to_file (const char *filename)

void	make_sure_not_seen (const object *op)

void	make_sure_seen (const object *op)

void	map_remove_unique_files (const mapstruct *map)

object *	merge_ob (object op, object top)

void	merge_spell (object *op, sint16 x, sint16 y)

materialtype_t *	name_to_material (const char *name)

int	need_identify (const object *op)

sint64	new_exp (const object *ob)

method_ret	ob_apply (object op, object applier, int aflags)

int	ob_blocked (const object ob, mapstruct m, sint16 x, sint16 y)

char *	ob_describe (const object op, const object observer, char *buf, size_t size)

method_ret	ob_move_on (object op, object victim, object *originator)

method_ret	ob_process (object *op)

method_ret	ob_trigger (object op, object cause, int state)

object *	object_create_arch (archetype *at)

object *	object_create_clone (object *asrc)

object *	object_get_env_recursive (object *op)

int	on_same_map (const object op1, const object op2)

FILE *	open_and_uncompress (const char name, int flag, int compressed)

int	operate_altar (object altar, object *sacrifice)

int	out_of_map (mapstruct *m, int x, int y)

char *	path_combine (const char src, const char dst, char *path, size_t size)

char *	path_combine_and_normalize (const char src, const char dst, char *path, size_t size)

void	path_normalize (char *path)

void	player_lvl_adj (object who, object op)

const object *	pntr_to_god_obj (godlink *godlnk)

object *	present (uint8 type, mapstruct *m, int x, int y)

object *	present_arch (const archetype at, mapstruct m, int x, int y)

object *	present_arch_in_ob (const archetype at, const object op)

object *	present_in_ob (uint8 type, const object *op)

object *	present_in_ob_by_name (int type, const char str, const object op)

void	print_los (object *op)

void	print_monsters (void)

void	push_button (object *op)

void	query_base_name (const object op, int plural, char buf, size_t size)

void	query_name (const object op, char buf, size_t size)

int	query_refcount (sstring str)

void	query_short_name (const object op, char buf, size_t size)

void	query_weight (const object op, char buf, size_t size)

int	random_roll (int min, int max, const object *op, int goodbad)

sint64	random_roll64 (sint64 min, sint64 max, const object *op, int goodbad)

const char *	re_cmp (const char str, const char regexp)

void	read_bmap_names (void)

void	read_client_images (void)

int	read_smooth (void)

mapstruct *	ready_map_name (const char *name, int flags)

int	region_is_child_of_region (const region child, const region r)

void	register_apply (int ob_type, apply_func method)

void	register_describe (int ob_type, describe_func method)

void	register_move_on (int ob_type, move_on_func method)

void	register_process (int ob_type, process_func method)

void	register_trigger (int ob_type, trigger_func method)

void	remove_button_link (object *op)

void	remove_directory (const char *path)

void	remove_friendly_object (object *op)

void	remove_from_active_list (object *op)

void	remove_ob (object *op)

void	remove_statbonus (object *op)

void	replace (const char src, const char key, const char replacement, char result, size_t resultsize)

void	replace_insert_ob_in_map (const char arch_string, object op)

void	replace_unprintable_chars (char *buf)

void	reset_object (object *op)

void	reset_sleep (void)

int	rndm (int min, int max)

int	save_map (mapstruct *m, int flag)

int	save_object (FILE fp, object op, int flag)

long	seconds (void)

void	set_abs_magic (object *op, int magic)

void	set_attr_value (living *stats, int attr, sint8 value)

void	set_cheat (object *op)

void	set_dragon_name (object pl, const object abil, const object *skin)

void	set_map_reset_time (mapstruct *map)

void	set_materialname (object op, int difficulty, materialtype_t nmt)

void	set_max_time (long t)

int	set_ob_key_value (object op, const char key, const char *value, int add_key)

void	set_owner (object op, object owner)

int	set_variable (object op, char buf)

void	share_exp (object op, sint64 exp, const char skill, int flag)

void	sleep_delta (void)

void	ss_dump_statistics (char *buf, size_t size)

char *	ss_dump_table (int what, char *buf, size_t size)

const char *	strcasestr_local (const char s, const char find)

char *	strdup_local (const char *str)

char *	strerror_local (int errnum, char *buf, size_t size)

void	stringbuffer_append_printf (StringBuffer sb, const char format,...)

void	stringbuffer_append_string (StringBuffer sb, const char str)

void	stringbuffer_append_stringbuffer (StringBuffer sb, const StringBuffer sb2)

char *	stringbuffer_finish (StringBuffer *sb)

sstring	stringbuffer_finish_shared (StringBuffer *sb)

void	stringbuffer_finish_socklist (StringBuffer sb, SockList sl)

StringBuffer *	stringbuffer_new (void)

void	strip_endline (char *buf)

void	strip_media_tag (char *message)

const char *	strrstr (const char haystack, const char needle)

int	strtoint (const char *buf)

void	sub_weight (object *op, signed long weight)

signed long	sum_weight (object *op)

void	tailor_readable_ob (object *book, int msg_type)

char *	tempnam_local (const char dir, const char pfx)

FILE *	tempnam_secure (const char dir, const char pfx, char **filename)

void	time_info (object *op)

void	transmute_materialname (object op, const object change)

void	trigger_connected (objectlink ol, object cause, const int state)

int	try_find_animation (const char *name)

archetype *	try_find_archetype (const char *name)

void	unflag_inv (object *op, int flag)

void	update_all_los (const mapstruct *map, int x, int y)

void	update_all_map_los (mapstruct *map)

void	update_button (object *op)

void	update_buttons (mapstruct *m)

void	update_los (object *op)

void	update_ob_speed (object *op)

void	update_object (object *op, int action)

void	update_position (mapstruct *m, int x, int y)

void	update_turn_face (object *op)

void	use_trigger (object *op)

void	verify_button_links (const mapstruct *map)

void	write_book_archive (void)

void	write_todclock (void)

void	yyfree (void *ptr)

int	yyget_debug (void)

FILE *	yyget_in (void)

int	yyget_leng (void)

int	yyget_lineno (void)

FILE *	yyget_out (void)

char *	yyget_text (void)

int	yylex_destroy (void)

void	yypop_buffer_state (void)

void	yyrestart (FILE *input_file)

void	yyset_debug (int bdebug)

void	yyset_in (FILE *in_str)

void	yyset_lineno (int line_number)

void	yyset_out (FILE *out_str)

Function Documentation

int absdir ( int d )

Computes an absolute direction.

Parameters

d	direction to convert.

Returns: number between 1 and 8, which represent the "absolute" direction of a number (it actually takes care of "overflow" in previous calculations of a direction).

Definition at line 3417 of file object.c.

Referenced by check_spell_knockback(), common_process_projectile(), compute_path(), dist_att(), disthit_att(), fire_bolt(), fire_bullet(), flee_player(), forklightning(), hitrun_att(), monster_cast_spell(), monster_use_bow(), monster_use_range(), monster_use_scroll(), monster_use_skill(), move_ball_spell(), move_bolt(), move_bullet(), move_cone(), move_monster(), move_player(), move_swarm_spell(), path_to_player(), pet_move(), player_fire_bow(), pray_at_altar(), run_att(), spinner_type_move_on(), summon_object(), turn_transport(), wait_att(), and wait_att2().

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void add_abilities	(	object *	op,
		object *	change
	)

Used in artifact generation. The bonuses of the first object is modified by the bonuses of the second object.

Definition at line 1653 of file treasure.c.

References liv::ac, add_refcount(), animate_object(), obj::animation_id, arch_to_object(), obj::attacktype, obj::below, blank_face, change_attr_value(), CLEAR_FLAG, copy_object(), liv::dam, liv::exp, obj::face, obj::facing, FLAG_ALIVE, FLAG_ANIMATE, FLAG_BLIND, FLAG_CURSED, FLAG_DAMNED, FLAG_LIFESAVE, FLAG_MAKE_INVIS, FLAG_REFL_MISSILE, FLAG_REFL_SPELL, FLAG_SEE_IN_DARK, FLAG_STAND_STILL, FLAG_STEALTH, FLAG_XRAYS, liv::food, free_object(), free_string(), obj::gen_sp_armour, get_attr_value(), get_object(), HORN, liv::hp, insert_ob_in_ob(), obj::inv, obj::item_power, obj::last_sp, obj::level, llevDebug, LOG(), liv::luck, obj::magic, obj::material, obj::materialname, liv::maxhp, liv::maxsp, obj::move_type, obj::msg, obj::nrof, NROFATTACKS, NUM_STATS, new_face_struct::number, obj::other_arch, obj::path_attuned, obj::path_denied, obj::path_repelled, POTION, QUERY_FLAG, obj::race, remove_ob(), obj::resist, set_abs_magic(), SET_FLAG, obj::slaying, liv::sp, obj::speed, obj::stats, obj::type, update_ob_speed(), obj::value, liv::wc, and obj::weight.

Referenced by artifact_msg(), and give_artifact_abilities().

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void add_button_link	(	object *	button,
		mapstruct *	map,
		int	connected
	)

Links specified object in the map.

Parameters

button	object to link. Must not be NULL.
map	map we are on. Should not be NULL.
connected	connection value for the item.

Definition at line 663 of file button.c.

References mapdef::buttons, obj::count, FLAG_IS_LINKED, free_objectlink(), get_objectlink(), get_objectlinkpt(), oblnk::id, oblinkpt::link, llevError, LOG(), oblnk::next, oblinkpt::next, oblnk::ob, SET_FLAG, and oblinkpt::value.

Referenced by apply_builder_item(), and include_map_in_map().

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void add_friendly_object ( object * op )

Add a new friendly object to the linked list of friendly objects. Will log an error if the object is already on that list.

Parameters

op	object to add to the list.

Definition at line 43 of file friend.c.

References obj::count, first_friendly_object, get_objectlink(), oblnk::id, is_friendly(), llevError, LOG(), obj::name, oblnk::next, and oblnk::ob.

Referenced by add_player(), animate_weapon(), cfapi_object_set_property(), do_mood_floor(), fix_summon_pet(), hit_player(), mood_change(), polymorph_living(), receive_play_again(), summon_golem(), summon_object(), and use_oratory().

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sstring add_refcount ( sstring str )

This will increase the refcount of the string str.

Parameters

str	string which must have been returned from a previous add_string().

Returns: str

Definition at line 202 of file shstr.c.

References GATHER, and SS.

Referenced by add_abilities(), adjust_sign_msg(), animate_bomb(), attack_ob_simple(), cast_bless(), cast_change_ability(), cast_curse(), cast_invisible(), cone_drop(), copy_object(), do_symptoms(), explode_bullet(), fire_bolt(), fire_bow(), fire_bullet(), fix_object(), hit_with_arrow(), identify(), infect_object(), init_skills(), move_monster(), poison_living(), receive_play_again(), set_ob_key_value_s(), set_spell_skill(), and START_TEST().

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void add_statbonus ( object * op )

Adds stat-bonuses given by the class which the player has chosen.

Parameters

op	object which must be a player with contr not NULL.

Definition at line 863 of file living.c.

References obj::arch, liv::Cha, archt::clone, liv::Con, obj::contr, liv::Dex, liv::Int, pl::orig_stats, liv::Pow, obj::stats, liv::Str, and liv::Wis.

Referenced by key_change_class(), and key_roll_stat().

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sstring add_string ( const char * str )

This will add 'str' to the hash table. If there's no entry for this string, a copy will be allocated, and a pointer to that is returned.

Parameters

str	string to share.

Returns: pointer to string identical to str, but shared.

Definition at line 116 of file shstr.c.

References _shared_string::array, GATHER, hashstr(), new_shared_string(), _shared_string::next, _shared_string::previous, _shared_string::refcount, _shared_string::string, TOPBIT, and _shared_string::u.

Referenced by add_author(), add_book_to_list(), add_god_to_list(), add_to_racelist(), adjust_sign_msg(), alchemy_failure_effect(), animate_weapon(), become_follower(), cast_bless(), cast_create_town_portal(), cast_word_of_recall(), cctk_set_object_strings(), cfapi_system_add_string(), change_abil(), change_book(), change_treasure(), check_output_buffers(), command_follow(), command_goto(), command_reset(), command_summon(), command_teleport(), confuse_living(), create_singularity(), determine_god(), do_symptoms(), do_throw(), enter_player_savebed(), enter_random_map(), find_archetype_by_object_name(), find_object_name(), find_or_create_connection_for_map(), fire_bow(), fix_container_multipart(), fix_generated_item(), fix_multipart_object(), fix_stopped_arrow(), get_jail_exit(), get_player(), give_artifact_abilities(), god_enchants_weapon(), grant_immunity(), init_anim(), init_artifacts(), init_book_archive(), init_formulae(), init_globals(), init_msgfile(), init_races(), init_skills(), key_change_class(), keyplace(), kill_player(), load_materials(), load_treasure(), load_treasures(), local_check_loaded_object(), lock_and_hide_doors(), main(), make_formula_book(), move_marker(), new_text_name(), place_chest(), place_exits(), place_fountain_with_specials(), place_special_exit(), receive_play_again(), set_materialname(), set_ob_key_value(), set_ob_key_value_s(), START_TEST(), stringbuffer_finish_shared(), summon_golem(), tailor_god_spell(), tailor_readable_ob(), write_mark(), write_note(), and write_rune().

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void add_weight	(	object *	op,
		signed long	weight
	)

add_weight(object, weight) adds the specified weight to an object, and also updates how much the environment(s) is/are carrying.

Takes container weight reduction into account.

Parameters

op	object to which we add weight.
weight	weight to add.

Todo:: check if mergeable with sub_weight().

Definition at line 2486 of file object.c.

References obj::carrying, CONTAINER, obj::env, obj::stats, liv::Str, and obj::type.

Referenced by increase_ob_nr(), insert_ob_in_ob(), and make_item_from_recipe().

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int allowed_class ( const object * op )

Returns true if the given player is a legal class. The function to add and remove class-bonuses to the stats doesn't check if the stat becomes negative, thus this function merely checks that all stats are 1 or more, and returns false otherwise.

Parameters

op	object to check.

Returns: 1 if allowed, 0 else.

Definition at line 1543 of file living.c.

References liv::Cha, liv::Con, liv::Dex, liv::Int, liv::Pow, obj::stats, liv::Str, and liv::Wis.

Referenced by key_change_class().

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void animate_object	(	object *	op,
		int	dir
	)

Updates the face-variable of an object. If the object is the head of a multi-object, all objects are animated. The object's state is not changed, but merely updated if needed (out of bounds of new animation, reached end of animation, ...)

Parameters

op	is the object to animate.
dir	is the direction the object is facing. This is generally same as op->direction, but in some cases, op->facing is used instead - the caller has a better idea which one it really wants to be using, so let it pass along the right one.

Definition at line 186 of file anim.c.

References animate_object(), obj::animation_id, obj::arch, blank_face, CLEAR_FLAG, archt::clone, obj::direction, dump_object(), obj::face, FLAG_ALIVE, obj::head, obj::invisible, llevError, LOG(), obj::more, NUM_ANIMATIONS, NUM_FACINGS, new_face_struct::number, PLAYER, QUERY_FLAG, SET_ANIMATION, SET_FLAG, obj::state, stringbuffer_finish(), stringbuffer_new(), obj::temp_animation_id, obj::type, UP_OBJ_FACE, and update_object().

Referenced by add_abilities(), animate_object(), apply_anim_suffix(), apply_changes_to_player(), dragon_ability_gain(), monster_use_scroll(), move_hole(), move_monster(), move_player(), process_events(), process_object(), turn_one_transport(), and turn_transport().

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void animate_turning ( object * op )

Animates one step of object.

Parameters

op	object to animate.

Note: animate_object() should be used instead of this, but it can't handle animations in the 8 directions

Todo:: check if object is really animated?

Definition at line 284 of file button.c.

References NUM_ANIMATIONS, SET_ANIMATION, liv::sp, obj::state, obj::stats, UP_OBJ_FACE, and update_object().

Referenced by legacy_ob_process(), and trigger_connected().

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void apply_anim_suffix	(	object *	who,
		sstring	suffix
	)

Applies a compound animation to an object.

Parameters

who	object to apply the animation to. Must not be NULL.
suffix	animation suffix to apply. Must not be NULL.

Definition at line 289 of file anim.c.

References animate_object(), obj::animation_id, animations, obj::facing, animations_struct::facings, obj::head, obj::last_anim, MAX_BUF, obj::more, animations_struct::name, animations_struct::num_animations, snprintf(), obj::state, obj::temp_anim_speed, obj::temp_animation_id, obj::temp_last_anim, and try_find_animation().

Referenced by attack_ob_simple(), cast_spell(), do_skill(), and player_apply().

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void apply_death_exp_penalty ( object * op )

Applies a death penalty experience, the size of this is defined by the settings death_penalty_percentage and death_penalty_levels, and by the amount of permenent experience, whichever gives the lowest loss.

Parameters

op	victim of the penalty. Must not be NULL.

Definition at line 2073 of file living.c.

References obj::below, check_exp_loss(), Settings::death_penalty_level, Settings::death_penalty_ratio, liv::exp, obj::inv, obj::level, levels, MAX, MIN, player_lvl_adj(), settings, SKILL, obj::stats, and obj::type.

Referenced by kill_player().

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void arch_info ( object * op )

Stores debug-information about how efficient the hashtable used for archetypes has been in the static errmsg array.

Definition at line 209 of file arch.c.

References arch_cmp, arch_search, draw_ext_info_format(), MSG_TYPE_COMMAND, MSG_TYPE_COMMAND_DEBUG, and NDI_UNIQUE.

Referenced by command_archs().

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object* arch_to_object ( archetype * at )

Creates and returns a new object which is a copy of the given archetype. This function returns NULL if given a NULL pointer, else an object.

Parameters

at	archetype from which to get an object.

Returns: object of specified type.

Note: get_object() will either allocate memory or call fatal(), so returned value is never NULL.

Definition at line 576 of file arch.c.

References obj::arch, archt::clone, copy_object_with_inv(), get_object(), llevError, LOG(), and warn_archetypes.

Referenced by add_abilities(), animate_bomb(), animate_weapon(), apply_builder_floor(), apply_builder_window(), cast_cause_disease(), cast_cone(), cast_consecrate(), cast_create_town_portal(), cast_destruction(), cast_detection(), cast_light(), cast_polymorph(), cast_raise_dead_spell(), cast_smite_spell(), change_luck(), change_object(), command_create(), cone_drop(), create_all_treasures(), create_archetype(), create_archetype_by_object_name(), create_aura(), create_bomb(), create_one_treasure(), do_turn(), dragon_ability_gain(), drain_specific_stat(), explode_bullet(), fire_arch_from_position(), fire_bolt(), fire_bullet(), fire_swarm(), fix_container_multipart(), fix_multipart_object(), fix_summon_pet(), fix_walls(), generate_monster_arch(), get_player(), get_spell_by_name(), give_skill_by_name(), god_gives_present(), hit_player(), include_map_in_map(), insert_multisquare_ob_in_map(), kill_player(), magic_wall(), make_map_floor(), make_map_walls(), mood_change(), move_aura(), move_ball_spell(), move_symptom(), object_create_arch(), pick_joined_wall(), place_chest(), place_exits(), place_monsters(), poison_living(), print_monsters(), put_a_monster(), put_decor(), put_doors(), put_floor(), remove_door(), remove_locked_door(), replace_insert_ob_in_map(), retrofit_joined_wall(), save_throw_object(), slow_living(), spell_effect(), spring_trap(), START_TEST(), summon_object(), write_mark(), and write_rune().

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int atnr_is_dragon_enabled ( int attacknr )

Determine if the attacktype represented by the specified attack-number is enabled for dragon players. A dragon player (quetzal) can gain resistances for all enabled attacktypes.

Parameters

attacknr attacktype to check

Returns: TRUE if player can gain resistances in that, FALSE else.

Definition at line 106 of file player.c.

References ATNR_ACID, ATNR_COLD, ATNR_ELECTRICITY, ATNR_FIRE, ATNR_MAGIC, and ATNR_POISON.

Referenced by command_resistances(), describe_item(), describe_resistance(), dragon_eat_flesh(), dragon_level_gain(), and set_dragon_name().

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void bitstostring	(	long	bits,
		int	num,
		char *	str
	)

Writes num ones and zeros to the given string based on the bits variable.

Parameters

bits	variable to convert to binary string
num	number of bits to dump. Values above 32 will be ignored.
str	string to write to. Must be long enough.

Note: no check is done whether str has enough space to write or not. Final \0 is appended to str.

Definition at line 110 of file info.c.

Referenced by print_monsters().

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int blocked_link	(	object *	ob,
		mapstruct *	m,
		int	sx,
		int	sy
	)

Returns true if the given coordinate is blocked except by the object passed is not blocking. This is used with multipart monsters - if we want to see if a 2x2 monster can move 1 space to the left, we don't want its own area to block it from moving there.

Parameters

ob	object we ignore. Must not be NULL.
m	map we're considering.
sx
sy	target coordinates

Returns: TRUE if the space is blocked by something other than ob.

Note: the coordinates & map passed in should have been updated for tiling by the caller.

Definition at line 373 of file map.c.

References obj::above, CHECK_INV, check_inv_recursive(), obj::contr, DOOR, draw_ext_info(), FLAG_ALIVE, FLAG_WIZ, MapSpace::flags, GET_MAP_MOVE_BLOCK, GET_MAP_OB, obj::head, pl::hidden, obj::last_sp, llevError, LOG(), obj::move_type, obj::msg, MSG_TYPE_ATTACK, MSG_TYPE_ATTACK_NOKEY, NDI_NAVY, NDI_UNIQUE, OB_MOVE_BLOCK, OB_TYPE_MOVE_BLOCK, OUT_OF_REAL_MAP, P_IS_ALIVE, PLAYER, QUERY_FLAG, mapdef::spaces, TRANSPORT, obj::type, and mapdef::width.

Referenced by move_ob(), and path_to_player().

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int book_overflow	(	const char *	buf1,
		const char *	buf2,
		size_t	booksize
	)

Checks if buf1 and buf2 can be combined.

Parameters

buf1
buf2	buffer we plan on combining.
booksize	maximum book size.

Returns: 0 if buffers can be combined, 1 else.

Definition at line 696 of file readable.c.

References BOOK_BUF, and buf_overflow().

Referenced by artifact_msg(), god_info_msg(), mon_info_msg(), msgfile_msg(), spellpath_msg(), and write_note().

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int buf_overflow	(	const char *	buf1,
		const char *	buf2,
		size_t	bufsize
	)

We don't want to exceed the buffer size of buf1 by adding on buf2!

Parameters

buf1
buf2	buffers we plan on concatening. Can be NULL.
bufsize	size of buf1. Can be NULL.

Returns: true if overflow will occur.

Todo:: This could maybe overflow. Make sure it doesn't.

Definition at line 393 of file shstr.c.

Referenced by book_overflow(), init_msgfile(), and START_TEST().

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int calc_item_power	(	const object *	op,
		int	flag
	)

This takes an object 'op' and figures out what its item_power rating should be. This should only really be used by the treasure generation code, and when loading legacy objects. It returns the item_power it calculates. If flag is 1, we return the number of enchantment, and not the the power. This is used in the treasure code.

Parameters

op	object of which to compute the item_power
flag	unused

Todo:: fix function, and remove unused flag variable.

Definition at line 264 of file item.c.

References AMULET, ARMOUR, obj::attacktype, BOOTS, BRACERS, CLOAK, liv::exp, FLAG_LIFESAVE, FLAG_MAKE_INVIS, FLAG_REFL_MISSILE, FLAG_REFL_SPELL, FLAG_SEE_IN_DARK, FLAG_STEALTH, FLAG_XRAYS, liv::food, get_attr_value(), get_power_from_ench(), GIRDLE, GLOVES, liv::grace, HELMET, liv::hp, liv::luck, obj::magic, NROFATTACKS, NRSPELLPATHS, NUM_STATS, obj::path_attuned, obj::path_denied, obj::path_repelled, QUERY_FLAG, obj::resist, RING, SHIELD, obj::slaying, liv::sp, obj::stats, obj::type, and WEAPON.

Referenced by add_one_item(), fix_generated_item(), and local_check_loaded_object().

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void calc_perm_exp ( object * op )

Ensure that the permanent experience requirements in an exp object are met. This really just checks 'op to make sure the perm_exp value is within proper range. Note that the checking of what is passed through has been reduced. Since there is now a proper field for perm_exp, this can now work on a much larger set of objects.

Parameters

op	object to check.

Definition at line 1804 of file living.c.

References liv::exp, MAX_EXPERIENCE, obj::perm_exp, Settings::permanent_exp_ratio, settings, and obj::stats.

Referenced by add_player_exp(), and command_addexp().

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int calculate_difficulty ( mapstruct * m )

This routine is supposed to find out the difficulty of the map. Difficulty does not have a lot to do with character level, but does have a lot to do with treasure on the map.

Difficulty can now be set by the map creature. If the value stored in the map is zero, then use this routine. Maps should really have a difficulty set than using this function - human calculation is much better than this functions guesswork.

Parameters

m	map for which to compute difficulty.

Returns: difficulty of the map.

Definition at line 1917 of file map.c.

References obj::above, archt::clone, liv::exp, FLAG_GENERATOR, FLAG_MONSTER, GENERATE_TYPE, get_archetype_by_type_subtype(), GET_MAP_OB, level_exp(), MAP_DIFFICULTY, MAP_HEIGHT, MAP_WIDTH, QUERY_FLAG, and obj::stats.

Referenced by cfapi_map_get_map_property(), generate_random_map(), and load_original_map().

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int can_merge	(	object *	ob1,
		object *	ob2
	)

Examines the 2 objects given to it, and returns true if they can be merged together, including inventory.

Note that this function appears a lot longer than the macro it replaces - this is mostly for clarity - a decent compiler should hopefully reduce this to the same efficiency.

Check nrof variable *before *calling can_merge()

Improvements made with merge: Better checking on potion, and also check weight

Parameters

ob1
ob2	objects to try to merge.

Returns: TRUE if they can be merged, FALSE else.

Todo:: check the function at places marked.

Definition at line 178 of file object.c.

References obj::animation_id, obj::arch, obj::attacktype, can_merge(), obj::client_type, compare_ob_value_lists(), obj::custom_name, FABS, FLAG_ANIMATE, FLAG_APPLIED, FLAG_BEEN_APPLIED, FLAG_IDENTIFIED, obj::flags, obj::inv, obj::item_power, obj::key_values, obj::level, obj::lore, obj::magic, obj::map_layer, obj::materialname, MIN_ACTIVE_SPEED, obj::move_allow, obj::move_block, obj::move_off, obj::move_on, obj::move_slow, obj::move_slow_penalty, obj::move_type, obj::msg, obj::name, obj::nrof, QUERY_FLAG, obj::resist, SCROLL, SET_FLAG, obj::skill, obj::slaying, obj::speed, obj::stats, obj::subtype, obj::title, obj::type, obj::value, and obj::weight.

Referenced by can_merge(), cfapi_object_get_property(), insert_ob_in_map(), insert_ob_in_ob(), local_check_loaded_object(), merge_ob(), and START_TEST().

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int can_pick	(	const object *	who,
		const object *	item
	)

Finds out if an object can be picked up.

Add a check so we can't pick up invisible objects (0.93.8)

Parameters

who	who is trying to pick up. Can be a monster or a player.
item	item we're trying to pick up.

Returns: 1 if it can be picked up, otherwise 0.

Note: this introduces a weight limitation for monsters.

Definition at line 3569 of file object.c.

References FLAG_ALIVE, FLAG_NO_PICK, obj::head, obj::invisible, obj::more, PLAYER, QUERY_FLAG, obj::type, and obj::weight.

Referenced by cfapi_object_get_property(), check_pick(), command_take(), do_skill_detect_curse(), do_skill_detect_magic(), esrv_move_object(), monster_can_pick(), and pick_up().

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int can_see_monsterP	(	mapstruct *	m,
		int	x,
		int	y,
		int	dir
	)

Recursive routine to see if we can find a path to a certain point.

Modified to be map tile aware -.MSW

Parameters

m	map we're on
x
y	origin coordinates
dir	direction we're going to. Must be less than SIZEOFFREE.

Returns: 1 if we can see a direct way to get it

Todo:: better document, can't figure what it does :)

Definition at line 3524 of file object.c.

References can_see_monsterP(), freearr_x, freearr_y, get_map_flags(), P_BLOCKSVIEW, P_OUT_OF_MAP, and reduction_dir.

Referenced by can_see_monsterP(), do_skill_ident(), find_nearest_living_creature(), and spell_find_dir().

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int change_abil	(	object *	op,
		object *	tmp
	)

Permanently alters an object's stats/flags based on another object.

Returns: 1 if we sucessfully changed a stat, 0 if nothing was changed.

Note: flag is set to 1 if we are applying the object, -1 if we are removing the object.; It is the calling functions responsibilty to check to see if the object can be applied or not. The main purpose of calling this function is the messages that are displayed - fix_object should really always be called after this when removing an object - that is because it is impossible to know if some object is the only source of an attacktype or spell attunement, so this function will clear the bits, but the player may still have some other object that gives them that ability.

Todo:: check logic, and things like that. Is the call to fix_object always required?

Definition at line 443 of file living.c.

Referenced by apply_special(), become_follower(), blind_living(), blindness_type_process(), cast_bless(), cast_change_ability(), cast_curse(), cfapi_object_change_abil(), eat_special_food(), potion_type_apply(), remove_force(), swap_random_stats(), and unapply_special().

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void change_attr_value	(	living *	stats,
		int	attr,
		sint8	value
	)

Like set_attr_value(), but instead the value (which can be negative) is added to the specified stat.

Parameters

stats	item to modify. Must not be NULL.
attr	attribute to change.
value	delta (can be positive).

Todo:: check if attr is valid? Checks result valus is valid?

Definition at line 336 of file living.c.

References CHA, liv::Cha, CON, liv::Con, DEX, liv::Dex, INT, liv::Int, llevError, LOG(), POW, liv::Pow, STR, liv::Str, WIS, and liv::Wis.

Referenced by add_abilities(), alchemy_failure_effect(), apply_changes_to_player(), change_abil(), drain_specific_stat(), fix_object(), and kill_player().

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void change_exp	(	object *	op,
		sint64	exp,
		const char *	skill_name,
		int	flag
	)

Changes experience to a player/monster. This does bounds checking to make sure we don't overflow the max exp.

The exp passed is typically not modified much by this function - it is assumed the caller has modified the exp as needed. skill_name is the skill that should get the exp added. flag is what to do if player doesn't have the skill. these last two values are only used for players.

Parameters

op	victim to alter.
exp	experience to gain (positive) or lose (negative).
skill_name	skill to change. Can be NULL.
flag	if experience gain, what to do if player doesn't have the skill if experience loss, whether to remove from all skills or only specified skill

See Also: share_exp() for a party-aware version.

Definition at line 2015 of file living.c.

References add_player_exp(), liv::exp, FABS, FLAG_ALIVE, llevDebug, llevError, LOG(), MAX_BUF, MAX_EXPERIENCE, PLAYER, QUERY_FLAG, query_name(), obj::stats, subtract_player_exp(), and obj::type.

Referenced by attempt_do_alchemy(), book_type_apply(), cfapi_object_change_exp(), cure_disease(), do_harvest(), do_hidden_move(), do_skill(), god_examines_priest(), hit_with_one_attacktype(), pay_for_item(), peacemaker_type_process(), pray_at_altar(), scroll_type_apply(), sell_item(), share_exp(), and spellbook_type_apply().

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void change_luck	(	object *	op,
		int	value
	)

Alter the object's luck.

Parameters

op	object to altar.
value	delta to apply. 0 indicates timeout (moves luck towards 0), otherwise change the luck of the object via an applied bad_luck object in inventory.

Definition at line 791 of file living.c.

References arch_to_object(), FABS, find_archetype(), FLAG_APPLIED, insert_ob_in_ob(), llevError, LOG(), liv::luck, present_arch_in_ob(), SET_FLAG, and obj::stats.

Referenced by fix_luck(), and kill_object().

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int change_map_light	(	mapstruct *	m,
		int	change
	)

Used to change map light level (darkness) up or down. It should now be possible to change a value by more than 1.

Move this from los.c to map.c since this is more related to maps than los. postive values make it darker, negative make it brighter

Will inform players on the map.

Parameters

m	map to change.
change	delta of light.

Returns: TRUE if light changed, FALSE else.

Definition at line 2000 of file map.c.

References mapdef::darkness, ext_info_map(), MAX_DARKNESS, MSG_SUBTYPE_NONE, MSG_TYPE_MISC, NDI_BLACK, and update_all_map_los().

Referenced by cast_change_map_lightlevel(), cfapi_map_change_light(), dawn_to_dusk(), and set_darkness_map().

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int check_altar_sacrifice	(	const object *	altar,
		const object *	sacrifice,
		int	remove_others,
		int *	toremove
	)

Checks whether the altar has enough to sacrifice.

Function put in (0.92.1) so that identify altars won't grab money unnecessarily - we can see if there is sufficient money, see if something needs to be identified, and then remove money if needed.

0.93.4: Linked objects (ie, objects that are connected) can not be sacrificed. This fixes a bug of trying to put multiple altars/related objects on the same space that take the same sacrifice.

The function will now check for all items sitting on the altar, so that the player can put various matching but non merging items on the altar.

This function can potentially remove other items, if remove_others is set.

Parameters

	altar	item to which there is a sacrifice
	sacrifice	object that may be sacrifed
	remove_others	if 1, will remove enough items apart sacrifice to compensate for not having enough in sacrifice itself.
[out]	toremove	will contain the nrof of sacrifice to really remove to finish operating. Will be set if not NULL only if the function returns 1.

Returns: 1 if the sacrifice meets the needs of the altar, 0 else

Definition at line 355 of file button.c.

References obj::above, ARCH_SACRIFICE, decrease_ob_nr(), FLAG_UNPAID, llevError, LOG(), obj::map, matches_sacrifice(), obj::nrof, NROF_SACRIFICE, mapdef::path, QUERY_FLAG, remove_ob(), and obj::value.

Referenced by identify_altar_type_move_on(), and operate_altar().

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sint64 check_exp_adjust	(	const object *	op,
		sint64	exp
	)

Returns the maximum experience the object can gain or lose.

Parameters

op	object which will be the victim.
exp	experience to gain or lose.

Returns: maximum value op can gain or lose (can be positive or negative).

Definition at line 1937 of file living.c.

References check_exp_loss(), liv::exp, MAX_EXPERIENCE, MIN, and obj::stats.

Referenced by command_addexp().

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sint64 check_exp_loss	(	const object *	op,
		sint64	exp
	)

This function checks to make sure that object 'op' can lose 'exp' experience. It basically makes adjustments based on permanent exp and the like. This function should always be used for losing experience - the 'exp' value passed should be positive - this is the amount that should get subtract from the player.

Parameters

op	object to which to substract.
exp	experience to lose.

Returns: the amount of exp object 'op' can in fact lose -

Definition at line 1915 of file living.c.

References liv::exp, obj::perm_exp, PERM_EXP_MAX_LOSS_RATIO, Settings::permanent_exp_ratio, settings, and obj::stats.

Referenced by apply_death_exp_penalty(), check_exp_adjust(), kill_object(), and subtract_player_exp().

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void check_generators ( void )

Referenced by load_archetypes().

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void check_inv	(	object *	op,
		object *	trig
	)

Function to search the inventory, of a player and then based on a set of conditions, the square will activate connected items.

Monsters can't trigger this square (for now) Values are: last_sp = 1/0 obj/no obj triggers last_heal = 1/0 remove/dont remove obj if triggered -b.t. (thoma.nosp@m.s@no.nosp@m.mad.a.nosp@m.stro.nosp@m..psu..nosp@m.edu

Parameters

op	object to check. Must be a player.
trig	trigger object that may be activated.

Definition at line 828 of file button.c.

References check_inv_recursive(), decrease_ob, obj::last_heal, obj::last_sp, PLAYER, obj::type, and use_trigger().

Referenced by cfapi_object_check_inventory(), and check_inv_type_move_on().

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object* check_inv_recursive	(	object *	op,
		const object *	trig
	)

Checks object and its inventory for specific item.

It will descend through containers to find the object. slaying = match object slaying flag race = match object archetype name flag hp = match object type (excpt type '0'== PLAYER) title = match object title Searching by title only is not recommended, as it can be a rather slow operation; use it in combination with archetype or type.

Parameters

op	object of which to search inventory
trig	what to search

Returns: object that matches, or NULL if none matched.

Definition at line 788 of file button.c.

References obj::arch, obj::below, check_inv_recursive(), liv::hp, obj::inv, archt::name, obj::race, obj::slaying, obj::stats, obj::title, and obj::type.

Referenced by blocked_link(), cast_create_town_portal(), cfapi_object_check_inventory(), check_inv(), and check_inv_recursive().

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int check_move_on	(	object *	op,
		object *	originator
	)

Checks if any objects has a move_type that matches objects that effect this object on this space. Call apply() to process these events.

Any speed-modification due to SLOW_MOVE() of other present objects will affect the speed_left of the object. 4-21-95 added code to check if appropriate skill was readied - this will permit faster movement by the player through this terrain. -b.t.

MSW 2001-07-08: Check all objects on space, not just those below object being inserted. insert_ob_in_map may not put new objects on top.

Parameters

op	object that may trigger something.
originator	player, monster or other object that caused 'op' to be inserted into 'map'. May be NULL.

Returns: 1 if 'op' was destroyed, 0 otherwise.

Definition at line 2651 of file object.c.

References obj::above, obj::below, obj::count, FABS, find_skill_by_number(), FLAG_IS_HILLY, FLAG_IS_WOODED, FLAG_NO_APPLY, FLAG_NO_PICK, FLAG_WIZPASS, GET_MAP_MOVE_BLOCK, GET_MAP_MOVE_ON, GET_MAP_MOVE_SLOW, GET_MAP_OB, obj::map, obj::move_block, MOVE_FLY_LOW, obj::move_on, obj::move_slow, obj::move_slow_penalty, obj::move_type, MOVE_WALK, ob_move_on(), PLAYER, QUERY_FLAG, SK_CLIMBING, SK_WOODSMAN, obj::speed, obj::speed_left, obj::type, was_destroyed, obj::x, and obj::y.

Referenced by change_abil(), and insert_ob_in_map().

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int check_path	(	const char *	name,
		int	prepend_dir
	)

This function checks if a file with the given path exists.

It tries out all the compression suffixes listed in the uncomp[] array, except for Windows which checks an exact file.

Parameters

name	map path to check.
prepend_dir	If set, then we call create_pathname (which prepends libdir & mapdir). Otherwise, we assume the name given is fully complete.

Returns: -1 if it fails, otherwise the mode of the file is returned.

Note: Only the editor actually cares about the writablity of this - the rest of the code only cares that the file is readable. when the editor goes away, the call to stat should probably be replaced by an access instead (similar to the windows one, but that seems to be missing the prepend_dir processing

Definition at line 216 of file map.c.

References create_pathname(), MAX_BUF, NROF_COMPRESS_METHODS, S_IRGRP, S_IROTH, S_IRUSR, S_ISREG, S_IWGRP, S_IWOTH, S_IWUSR, snprintf(), and uncomp.

Referenced by cfapi_system_check_path(), check_login(), and load_map_header().

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void check_stat_bounds ( living * stats )

Ensures that all stats (str/dex/con/wis/cha/int) are within the 1-30 stat limit.

Parameters

stats attributes to check.

Definition at line 404 of file living.c.

References get_attr_value(), MAX_STAT, MIN_STAT, NUM_STATS, and set_attr_value().

Referenced by change_abil(), fix_object(), and kill_player().

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int check_trigger	(	object *	op,
		object *	cause
	)

Todo:: document properly cause != NULL: something has moved on top of op

cause == NULL: nothing has moved, we have been called from animate_trigger().

TRIGGER_ALTAR: Returns 1 if 'cause' was destroyed, 0 if not.

TRIGGER: Returns 1 if handle could be moved, 0 if not.

TRIGGER_BUTTON, TRIGGER_PEDESTAL: Returns 0.

Definition at line 525 of file button.c.

References obj::above, liv::ac, obj::carrying, obj::head, obj::last_sp, llevDebug, LOG(), obj::move_on, obj::move_type, obj::name, obj::nrof, NUM_ANIMATIONS, operate_altar(), PLAYER, push(), obj::race, SET_ANIMATION, obj::slaying, obj::speed, obj::stats, TRIGGER, TRIGGER_ALTAR, TRIGGER_BUTTON, trigger_move(), TRIGGER_PEDESTAL, obj::type, UP_OBJ_FACE, update_ob_speed(), update_object(), obj::value, liv::wc, and obj::weight.

Referenced by animate_trigger(), cfapi_object_check_trigger(), do_auto_apply(), fix_auto_apply(), trigger_altar_type_move_on(), trigger_button_type_move_on(), trigger_pedestal_type_move_on(), trigger_type_apply(), and trigger_type_process().

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void clean_friendly_list ( void )

It traverses the friendly list removing objects that should not be here (ie, do not have friendly flag set, freed, etc)

Definition at line 124 of file friend.c.

References first_friendly_object, FLAG_FREED, FLAG_FRIENDLY, llevDebug, LOG(), oblnk::next, and QUERY_FLAG.

Referenced by do_specials().

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void clean_object ( object * op )

Remove and free all objects in the inventory of the given object.

Parameters

op	object to clean.

Todo:: move to common/object.c ?

Definition at line 1640 of file map.c.

References obj::below, clean_object(), FLAG_IS_LINKED, free_object(), obj::inv, QUERY_FLAG, remove_button_link(), and remove_ob().

Referenced by cfapi_object_clean_object(), clean_object(), delete_unique_items(), and free_all_objects().

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void clean_tmp_map ( mapstruct * m )

Removse the temporary file used by the map.

Parameters

m	map, which mustn't be NULL but can have no temporary file set.

Definition at line 1959 of file map.c.

References mapdef::tmpname, and unlink.

Referenced by clean_tmp_files(), flush_old_maps(), and ready_map_name().

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void clear_archetable ( void )

Initialise the hashtable used by the archetypes.

Definition at line 219 of file arch.c.

References ARCHTABLE.

Referenced by free_all_archs(), load_archetypes(), and START_TEST().

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void clear_los ( object * op )

Clears/initialises the los-array associated to the player controlling the object.

Parameters

op	player's object.

Todo:: use player *instead of object *to show it must be a player?

Definition at line 258 of file los.c.

References pl::blocked_los, obj::contr, MAP_CLIENT_X, and MAP_CLIENT_Y.

Referenced by do_wizard_dm(), get_player(), and update_los().

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void clear_object ( object * op )

Frees everything allocated by an object, and also clears all variables and flags to default settings.

Parameters

op	object to clear

Definition at line 688 of file object.c.

References obj::above, obj::active_next, obj::active_prev, obj::attacked_by_count, obj::below, blank_face, obj::casting_time, Settings::casting_time, obj::container, obj::contr, obj::discrete_damage, obj::env, obj::expmul, obj::face, FLAG_FRIENDLY, FLAG_REMOVED, FREE_AND_CLEAR, FREE_AND_CLEAR_STR, free_dialog_information(), free_key_values(), obj::head, obj::inv, obj::lore, obj::map, obj::materialname, obj::more, obj::msg, obj::name, obj::name_pl, offsetof, QUERY_FLAG, obj::race, remove_friendly_object(), SET_FLAG, settings, obj::skill, obj::slaying, and obj::title.

Referenced by cfapi_object_clear(), first_arch_pass(), get_archetype_struct(), get_object(), reset_object(), and START_TEST().

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void clear_owner ( object * op )

Clears the owner of specified object.

Parameters

op	object we want to clear the owner of. Can be NULL.

Definition at line 544 of file object.c.

References obj::owner, and obj::ownercount.

Referenced by set_owner(), START_TEST(), and stop_projectile().

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void clear_player ( player * pl )

Clears data in player structure.

Socket isn't touched. Nor is anything that doesn't need to be freed. So you may need to do a memset() to clear out values.

Parameters

pl	player to clear. Pointer is still valid, and can be reused for "play again".

Definition at line 45 of file player.c.

References client_spell::next, pl::spell_state, pl::stack_items, and pl::stack_position.

Referenced by free_player(), and get_player().

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void close_and_delete	(	FILE *	fp,
		int	compressed
	)

Closes specified file.

Parameters

fp	file to close.
compressed	whether the file was compressed or not. Set by open_and_uncompress().

Definition at line 748 of file porting.c.

References pclose.

Referenced by add_score(), check_login(), display_high_score(), display_motd(), forbid_play(), init_artifacts(), init_attackmess(), init_book_archive(), init_experience(), init_formulae(), init_msgfile(), init_regions(), init_startup(), load_archetypes(), load_original_map(), load_overlay_map(), load_settings(), load_temporary_map(), load_treasures(), load_unique_objects(), metaserver2_init(), read_client_images(), send_news(), send_rules(), and verify_player().

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void copy_object	(	object *	op2,
		object *	op
	)

Copy object first frees everything allocated by the second object, and then copies the contents of the first object into the second object, allocating what needs to be allocated. Basically, any data that is malloc'd needs to be re-malloc/copied. Otherwise, if the first object is freed, the pointers in the new object will point at garbage.

Parameters

op2	object that we copy.from
op	object that we copy to.

Definition at line 758 of file object.c.

References add_refcount(), obj::anim_suffix, obj::arch, CLEAR_FLAG, obj::custom_name, obj::discrete_damage, FLAG_DIALOG_PARSED, FLAG_FREED, FLAG_REMOVED, FREE_AND_CLEAR, free_dialog_information(), free_key_values(), free_string(), _key_value::key, obj::key_values, obj::lore, obj::materialname, obj::msg, obj::name, obj::name_pl, _key_value::next, NROFATTACKS, offsetof, QUERY_FLAG, obj::race, archt::reference_count, SET_FLAG, obj::skill, obj::slaying, obj::speed, obj::speed_left, SPELL_TAG_SIZE, obj::spell_tags, obj::title, update_ob_speed(), and _key_value::value.

Referenced by add_abilities(), cast_create_food(), cfapi_object_clone(), change_book(), command_create(), copy_object_with_inv(), do_learn_spell(), explosion(), first_arch_pass(), forklightning(), infect_object(), key_change_class(), local_check_loaded_object(), magic_wall(), make_throw_ob(), move_bolt(), move_cone(), object_create_clone(), pay_from_container(), place_alchemy_objects(), place_chest(), place_fountain_with_specials(), place_special_exit(), polymorph_item(), polymorph_living(), put_decor(), put_doors(), sell_item(), setup(), START_TEST(), write_note(), write_rune(), and write_scroll().

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void copy_object_with_inv	(	object *	src_ob,
		object *	dest_ob
	)

copy an object with an inventory... i.e., duplicate the inv too.

Parameters

src_ob	object to copy.
dest_ob	where to copy.

Todo:: replace with a function in common library (there is certainly one).

Definition at line 862 of file object.c.

References obj::below, copy_object(), get_object(), insert_ob_in_ob(), and obj::inv.

Referenced by arch_to_object(), do_harvest(), include_map_in_map(), and place_monsters().

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void copy_owner	(	object *	op,
		object *	clone
	)

Set the owner to clone's current owner and set the skill and experience objects to clone's objects (typically those objects that where the owner's current skill and experience objects at the time when clone's owner was set - not the owner's current skill and experience objects).

Use this function if player created an object (e.g. fire bullet, swarm spell), and this object creates further objects whose kills should be accounted for the player's original skill, even if player has changed skills meanwhile.

Parameters

op	object to update.
clone	object from which to get the owner.

Definition at line 614 of file object.c.

References get_owner(), PLAYER, set_owner(), and obj::type.

Referenced by animate_bomb(), explode_bullet(), fire_arch_from_position(), poison_living(), and START_TEST().

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int count_active ( void )

Objects statistics.

Returns: number of objects on the list of active objects.

Definition at line 1465 of file object.c.

References obj::active_next, and active_objects.

Referenced by malloc_info(), and START_TEST().

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int count_free ( void )

Objects statistics.

Returns: number of objects on the list of free objects.

Definition at line 1433 of file object.c.

References free_objects, and obj::next.

Referenced by malloc_info(), and START_TEST().

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int count_used ( void )

Object statistics.

Returns: number of objects on the list of used objects.

Definition at line 1449 of file object.c.

References obj::next, and objects.

Referenced by malloc_info(), and START_TEST().

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object* create_archetype ( const char * name )

Finds which archetype matches the given name, and returns a new object containing a copy of the archetype.

Parameters

name	archetype name

Returns: object of specified archetype, or a singularity. Will never be NULL.

Todo:: replace with object_create_arch() which is multi-part aware.

Definition at line 625 of file arch.c.

References arch_to_object(), create_singularity(), and find_archetype().

Referenced by alchemy(), alchemy_failure_effect(), become_follower(), blind_living(), cast_bless(), cast_cause_disease(), cast_change_ability(), cast_create_missile(), cast_create_town_portal(), cast_curse(), cast_word_of_recall(), change_book(), charge_mana_effect(), confuse_living(), convert_item(), converter_type_move_on(), do_symptoms(), eat_special_food(), find_or_create_connection_for_map(), find_transmution_ob(), fire_swarm(), fix_generated_item(), god_examines_priest(), god_intervention(), grant_immunity(), handle_apply_yield(), keyplace(), kill_object(), kill_player(), local_check_loaded_object(), locate_recipe_artifact(), lock_and_hide_doors(), make_object_glow(), move_marker(), place_chest(), place_exits(), place_fountain_with_specials(), potion_type_apply(), pray_at_altar(), prayer_failure(), put_a_monster(), recharge(), save_throw_object(), scroll_failure(), second_arch_pass(), setup(), spell_failure(), START_TEST(), surround_by_doors(), swap_random_stats(), transmute_item_to_flower(), trap_show(), and write_rune().

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object* create_archetype_by_object_name ( const char * name )

Creates an object given the name that appears during the game (for example, "writing pen" instead of "stylus").

Parameters

name	the name we're searching for (ex: "writing pen"), must not be null

Returns: a corresponding object if found; a singularity object if not found.

Note: Note by MSW - it appears that it takes the full name and keeps shortening it until it finds a match. I re-wrote this so that it doesn't malloc it each time - not that this function is used much, but it otherwise had a big memory leak.

Definition at line 173 of file arch.c.

References arch_to_object(), create_singularity(), find_archetype_by_object_name(), and MAX_BUF.

Referenced by god_intervention(), local_check_loaded_object(), and START_TEST().

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void create_overlay_pathname	(	const char *	name,
		char *	buf,
		size_t	size
	)

Same as create_pathname(), but for the overlay maps. /

Parameters

name	path of the overlay map.
buf	buffer that will contain the full path.
size	buffer's length.

Definition at line 135 of file map.c.

References Settings::localdir, Settings::mapdir, settings, and snprintf().

Referenced by cfapi_map_create_path(), command_overlay_reset(), load_original_map(), load_overlay_map(), and save_map().

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char* create_pathname	(	const char *	name,
		char *	buf,
		size_t	size
	)

This makes a path absolute outside the world of Crossfire. In other words, it prepends LIBDIR/MAPDIR/ to the given path and returns the pointer to a static array containing the result. it really should be called create_mapname

Parameters

name	path of the map.
buf	buffer that will contain the full path.
size	buffer's length.

Returns: buf.

Definition at line 114 of file map.c.

References Settings::datadir, Settings::mapdir, settings, and snprintf().

Referenced by cfapi_map_create_path(), check_path(), enter_fixed_template_map(), enter_unique_map(), load_original_map(), process_map(), ready_map_name(), and save_map().

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object* create_singularity ( const char * name )

Creates a dummy object. This function is called by get_archetype() if it fails to find the appropriate archetype. Thus get_archetype() will be guaranteed to always return an object, and never NULL.

Parameters

name	name to give the dummy object.

Returns: object of specified name. It fill have the FLAG_NO_PICK flag set.

Note: get_object() will either allocate memory or call fatal(), so returned value is never NULL.

Definition at line 603 of file arch.c.

References add_string(), ARCH_SINGULARITY, FLAG_NO_PICK, get_object(), MAX_BUF, obj::name, obj::name_pl, SET_FLAG, and snprintf().

Referenced by create_archetype(), create_archetype_by_object_name(), and START_TEST().

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void create_template_pathname	(	const char *	name,
		char *	buf,
		size_t	size
	)

same as create_pathname(), but for the template maps.

Parameters

name	path of the template map.
buf	buffer that will contain the full path.
size	buf's length

Definition at line 155 of file map.c.

References Settings::localdir, settings, snprintf(), and Settings::templatedir.

Referenced by enter_fixed_template_map(), and enter_random_template_map().

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void decay_objects ( mapstruct * m )

Decay and destroy persihable items in a map

Definition at line 187 of file utils.c.

References obj::above, liv::ac, CLOAK, liv::dam, FLAG_IS_FLOOR, FLAG_OBJ_ORIGINAL, FLAG_OVERLAY_FLOOR, FLAG_UNIQUE, FLAG_UNPAID, liv::food, FOOD, free_object(), GET_MAP_OB, GIRDLE, GLOVES, obj::head, IS_ARMOR, IS_LIVE, IS_SHIELD, IS_WEAPON, M_ADAMANT, M_BONE, M_CLOTH, M_GLASS, M_ICE, M_IRON, M_LEATHER, M_LIQUID, M_ORGANIC, M_PAPER, M_SOFT_METAL, M_STONE, M_WOOD, MAP_HEIGHT, MAP_WIDTH, obj::material, QUERY_FLAG, remove_ob(), rndm(), obj::stats, obj::type, and mapdef::unique.

Referenced by ready_map_name().

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object* decrease_ob_nr	(	object *	op,
		uint32	i
	)

Decreases a specified number from the amount of an object. If the amount reaches 0, the object is subsequently removed and freed.

This function will send an update to client if op is in a player inventory.

Parameters

op	object to decrease.
i	number to remove.

Returns: 'op' if something is left, NULL if the amount reached 0.

Definition at line 2345 of file object.c.

References obj::above, obj::container, obj::contr, obj::env, esrv_update_item(), first_player, FLAG_REMOVED, free_object(), GET_MAP_OB, get_player_container(), obj::map, pl::next, obj::nrof, pl::ob, QUERY_FLAG, remove_ob(), pl::socket, sub_weight(), UPD_NROF, socket_struct::update_look, obj::weight, obj::x, and obj::y.

Referenced by cfapi_object_set_property(), check_altar_sacrifice(), convert_item(), eat_item(), get_split_ob(), operate_altar(), save_throw_object(), and START_TEST().

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void delete_map ( mapstruct * m )

Frees the map, including the mapstruct.

This deletes all the data on the map (freeing pointers) and then removes this map from the global linked list of maps.

Parameters

m	pointer to mapstruct, if NULL no action. Will be invalid after this function.

Definition at line 1745 of file map.c.

References first_map, free_map(), mapdef::in_memory, llevError, LOG(), MAP_IN_MEMORY, MAP_SAVING, mapdef::next, mapdef::path, mapdef::tile_map, and mapdef::tmpname.

Referenced by cfapi_map_delete_map(), flush_old_maps(), free_all_maps(), free_style_maps(), init_dynamic(), key_confirm_quit(), load_original_map(), load_overlay_map(), load_temporary_map(), process_map(), ready_map_name(), START_TEST(), and swap_map().

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void describe_item	(	const object *	op,
		const object *	owner,
		char *	retbuf,
		size_t	size
	)

Describes an item, in all its details.

If it is a monster, lots of information about its abilities will be returned.
If it is an item, lots of information about which abilities will be gained about its user will be returned.
If it is a player, it writes out the current abilities of the player, which is usually gained by the items applied.

It would be really handy to actually pass another object pointer on who is examining this object. Then, you could reveal certain information depending on what the examiner knows, eg, wouldn't need to use the SEE_INVISIBLE flag to know it is a dragon player examining food. Could have things like a dwarven axe, in which the full abilities are only known to dwarves, etc.

Add 'owner' who is the person examining this object. owner can be null if no one is being associated with this item (eg, debug dump or the like)

Parameters

op	object to describe. Must not be NULL.
owner	player examining the object.
retbuf	buffer that will contain the description. Must not be NULL.
size	size of buffer.

Note: This function is really much more complicated than it should be, because different objects have different meanings for the same field (eg, wands use 'food' for charges). This means these special cases need to be worked out.

Todo:: Check whether owner is really needed. Use safe string functions. Check spurious food logic.

Definition at line 1018 of file item.c.

References liv::ac, AMULET, ARMOUR, ARMOUR_SPEED, ARMOUR_SPELLS, ARROW, atnr_is_dragon_enabled(), obj::attacktype, BOOTS, BOW, BRACERS, change_resist_msg, CLOAK, liv::dam, DESCRIBE_ABILITY_SAFE, describe_monster(), DESCRIBE_PATH_SAFE, describe_resistance(), DRINK, liv::exp, FLAG_BEEN_APPLIED, FLAG_CURSED, FLAG_IDENTIFIED, FLAG_LIFESAVE, FLAG_MONSTER, FLAG_REFL_MISSILE, FLAG_REFL_SPELL, FLAG_SEE_IN_DARK, FLAG_STEALTH, FLAG_XRAYS, FLESH, liv::food, FOOD, FORCE, get_attr_value(), GIRDLE, GLOVES, obj::glow_radius, liv::grace, HELMET, HORN, liv::hp, is_dragon_pl(), obj::item_power, LAMP, obj::last_eat, obj::level, liv::luck, obj::magic, liv::maxsp, MOVE_FLY_HIGH, MOVE_FLY_LOW, MOVE_SWIM, obj::move_type, need_identify(), NUM_STATS, obj::path_attuned, obj::path_denied, obj::path_repelled, PLAYER, POWER_CRYSTAL, QUERY_FLAG, RING, ring_desc(), ROD, SHIELD, short_stat_name, SKILL, SKILL_TOOL, obj::slaying, snprintf(), liv::sp, obj::stats, obj::title, obj::type, WAND, liv::wc, WEAPON, and WEAPON_SPEED.

Referenced by artifact_msg(), cfapi_object_describe(), common_ob_describe(), dump_abilities(), mon_desc(), perceive_self(), and START_TEST().

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void describe_monster	(	const object *	op,
		char *	retbuf,
		size_t	size
	)

Describes a monster.

Parameters

op	monster to describe. Must not be NULL.
retbuf	buffer that will contain the description. Must not be NULL.
size	buffer size.

Note: Break this off from describe_item - that function was way too long, making it difficult to read. This function deals with describing the monsters & players abilities. It should only be called with monster & player objects.

Todo:: Rename to describe_living (or equivalent) since called for player too. Use safe string functions. Fix weird sustenance logic.

Definition at line 840 of file item.c.

References obj::attacktype, obj::below, archt::clone, obj::contr, DESCRIBE_ABILITY_SAFE, DESCRIBE_PATH_SAFE, pl::digestion, FABS, FLAG_CAN_USE_SKILL, FLAG_CAST_SPELL, FLAG_FRIENDLY, FLAG_HITBACK, FLAG_SEE_INVISIBLE, FLAG_STEALTH, FLAG_UNAGGRESSIVE, FLAG_UNDEAD, FLAG_USE_ARMOUR, FLAG_USE_BOW, FLAG_USE_RANGE, FLAG_USE_RING, FLAG_USE_SCROLL, FLAG_USE_WEAPON, pl::gen_grace, pl::gen_hp, pl::gen_sp, obj::inv, is_dragon_pl(), treasurestruct::item, treasureliststruct::items, liv::luck, MIN_ACTIVE_SPEED, obj::name, treasurestruct::next, NROFATTACKS, obj::path_attuned, obj::path_denied, obj::path_repelled, PLAYER, QUERY_FLAG, obj::randomitems, obj::resist, resist_plus, SKILL, snprintf(), obj::speed, SPELL, obj::stats, and obj::type.

Referenced by describe_item().

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void describe_resistance	(	const object *	op,
		int	newline,
		char *	buf,
		size_t	size
	)

Generates the visible naming for resistances.

Parameters

	op	object we want information about.
	newline	If TRUE, we don't put parens around the description but do put a newline at the end. Useful when dumping to files
[out]	buf	buffer that will receive the description.
	size	buffer size.

Definition at line 399 of file item.c.

References atnr_is_dragon_enabled(), FLESH, NROFATTACKS, obj::resist, resist_plus, snprintf(), and obj::type.

Referenced by describe_item(), dump_gods(), god_info_msg(), and ring_desc().

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int did_make_save	(	const object *	op,
		int	level,
		int	bonus
	)

This function takes an object (monster/player, op), and determines if it makes a basic save throw by looking at the save_throw table.

Parameters

op	potential victim.
level	the effective level to make the save at
bonus	any plus/bonus (typically based on resistance to particular attacktype).

Returns: 1 if op makes his save, 0 if he failed

Definition at line 2121 of file living.c.

References MAX_SAVE_LEVEL, PREFER_HIGH, random_roll(), and savethrow.

Referenced by flee_player(), hit_player(), hit_with_one_attacktype(), mood_change(), and polymorph_living().

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int die_roll	(	int	num,
		int	size,
		const object *	op,
		int	goodbad
	)

Roll a number of dice (2d3, 4d6). Uses op to determine luck, If goodbad is non-zero, luck increases the roll, if zero, it decreases. Generally, op should be the player/caster/hitter requesting the roll, not the recipient (ie, the poor slob getting hit). The args are num D size (ie 4d6) [garbled 20010916]

Definition at line 134 of file utils.c.

References llevError, LOG(), liv::luck, MAX, MIN, PLAYER, obj::stats, and obj::type.

Referenced by attempt_hide(), attempt_pick_lock(), attempt_steal(), do_skill_ident2(), fire_swarm(), pick_arrow_target(), player_lvl_adj(), scroll_type_apply(), spellbook_type_apply(), and summon_object().

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int dirdiff	(	int	dir1,
		int	dir2
	)

Computes a direction difference.

Parameters

dir1
dir2	directions to compare.

Returns: how many 45-degrees differences there is between two directions (which are expected to be absolute (see absdir())

Definition at line 3434 of file object.c.

Referenced by monster_cast_spell(), monster_use_range(), monster_use_scroll(), and monster_use_skill().

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int distance	(	const object *	ob1,
		const object *	ob2
	)

Return the square of the distance between the two given objects.

Parameters

ob1
ob2	objects we want to compute the distance of.

Definition at line 3364 of file object.c.

References obj::x, and obj::y.

Referenced by cfapi_object_distance(), keyplace(), and play_sound_map().

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void drain_specific_stat	(	object *	op,
		int	deplete_stats
	)

Drain a specified stat from op.

Parameters

op	victim to drain.
deplete_stats	statistic to drain.

Definition at line 760 of file living.c.

References ARCH_DEPLETION, arch_to_object(), change_attr_value(), drain_msg, draw_ext_info(), find_archetype(), fix_object(), FLAG_APPLIED, insert_ob_in_ob(), llevError, LOG(), MSG_TYPE_ATTRIBUTE, MSG_TYPE_ATTRIBUTE_STAT_LOSS, NDI_UNIQUE, present_arch_in_ob(), SET_FLAG, and obj::stats.

Referenced by cfapi_object_drain(), drain_stat(), and write_scroll().

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void drain_stat ( object * op )

Drains a random stat from op. Stat draining by Vick 930307 (Feeling evil, I made it work as well now. -Frank 8)

Parameters

op	object to drain.

Definition at line 748 of file living.c.

References drain_specific_stat(), and NUM_STATS.

Referenced by hit_with_one_attacktype(), and potion_type_apply().

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void dump_abilities ( void )

Dump to standard out the abilities of all monsters.

Definition at line 40 of file info.c.

References liv::ac, archt::clone, describe_item(), liv::exp, first_archetype, FLAG_CHANGING, FLAG_MONSTER, liv::hp, bmappair::name, obj::name, archt::name, archt::next, obj::other_arch, QUERY_FLAG, obj::stats, and VERY_BIG_BUF.

Referenced by init_beforeplay().

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void dump_alchemy ( void )

Dumps alchemy recipes to output. Borrowed (again) from the artifacts code for this.

Todo:: use LOG() instead of fprintf?

Definition at line 293 of file recipe.c.

References recipestruct::arch_name, recipestruct::arch_names, recipestruct::cauldron, recipestruct::chance, recipestruct::diff, recipestruct::exp, find_archetype(), formulalist, recipestruct::index, recipestruct::ingred, recipeliststruct::items, llevError, locate_recipe_artifact(), LOG(), logfile, MAX_BUF, linked_char::name, recipestruct::next, recipeliststruct::next, linked_char::next, recipeliststruct::number, recipestruct::skill, snprintf(), strtoint(), recipestruct::title, and recipeliststruct::total_chance.

Referenced by init_beforeplay().

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void dump_alchemy_costs ( void )

Dumps to output all costs of recipes.

Code copied from dump_alchemy() and modified by Raphael Quinet

Todo:: should use LOG()

Definition at line 495 of file recipe.c.

References recipestruct::arch_name, recipestruct::arch_names, recipestruct::chance, archt::clone, find_archetype(), find_ingred_cost(), formulalist, recipestruct::ingred, artifactstruct::item, recipeliststruct::items, llevError, locate_recipe_artifact(), LOG(), logfile, MAX_BUF, linked_char::name, recipestruct::next, recipeliststruct::next, linked_char::next, recipeliststruct::number, recipestruct::skill, snprintf(), recipestruct::title, recipeliststruct::total_chance, obj::value, and recipestruct::yield.

Referenced by init_beforeplay().

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void dump_all_archetypes ( void )

Dumps all archetypes to debug-level output. If you run crossfire with debug, and enter DM-mode, you can trigger this with the "dumpallarchetypes" command.

Definition at line 252 of file arch.c.

References dump_arch(), first_archetype, llevDebug, LOG(), archt::more, archt::next, stringbuffer_finish(), and stringbuffer_new().

Referenced by command_dumpallarchetypes().

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void dump_all_maps ( void )

Prints out debug-information about all maps. This basically just goes through all the maps and calls dump_map() on each one. Can be used by a DM with the dumpallmaps command.

Definition at line 298 of file map.c.

References dump_map(), first_map, and mapdef::next.

Referenced by command_dumpallmaps().

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void dump_all_objects ( void )

Dumps all objects to console.

This is really verbose...Can be triggered by the dumpallobjects command while in DM mode.

All objects are dumped to stderr (or alternate logfile, if in server-mode)

Definition at line 416 of file object.c.

References obj::count, dump_object(), llevDebug, LOG(), obj::next, stringbuffer_finish(), and stringbuffer_new().

Referenced by command_dumpallobjects(), and START_TEST().

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void dump_arch	(	archetype *	at,
		StringBuffer *	sb
	)

Dumps an archetype to buffer.

Parameters

at	archetype to dump. Must not be NULL.
sb	buffer that will contain dumped information.

Definition at line 243 of file arch.c.

References archt::clone, and dump_object().

Referenced by dump_all_archetypes().

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void dump_artifacts ( void )

For debugging purposes. Dumps all tables.

Todo:: use LOG() instead of fprintf.

Definition at line 1446 of file treasure.c.

References artifactstruct::allowed, artifactstruct::chance, artifactstruct::difficulty, first_artifactlist, artifactstruct::item, artifactliststruct::items, logfile, linked_char::name, obj::name, artifactstruct::next, artifactliststruct::next, linked_char::next, artifactliststruct::total_chance, and artifactliststruct::type.

Referenced by init_beforeplay().

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void dump_experience ( void )

Dump the experience table, then calls exit() - useful in terms of debugging to make sure the format of the exp_table is correct.

Definition at line 257 of file exp.c.

References levels, logfile, Settings::max_level, and settings.

void dump_friendly_objects ( void )

Dumps all friendly objects. Invoked in DM-mode with dumpfriendlyobjects command.

Note: logs at the error level.

Definition at line 113 of file friend.c.

References obj::count, first_friendly_object, llevError, LOG(), obj::name, oblnk::next, and oblnk::ob.

Referenced by command_dumpfriendlyobjects().

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void dump_gods ( void )

Prints all gods to stderr.

Todo:: use LOG instead of fprintf().

Definition at line 161 of file holy.c.

References liv::ac, obj::attacktype, archt::clone, liv::Con, liv::dam, DESCRIBE_ABILITY, DESCRIBE_PATH, describe_resistance(), liv::Dex, first_god, FLAG_BLIND, FLAG_MAKE_INVIS, FLAG_REFL_MISSILE, FLAG_REFL_SPELL, FLAG_SEE_IN_DARK, FLAG_STEALTH, FLAG_UNDEAD, FLAG_USE_ARMOUR, FLAG_USE_WEAPON, FLAG_XRAYS, liv::hp, HUGE_BUF, liv::Int, obj::last_eat, obj::last_grace, obj::last_heal, obj::last_sp, obj::level, liv::luck, obj::msg, obj::name, archt::name, glnk::next, obj::other_arch, obj::path_attuned, obj::path_denied, obj::path_repelled, pntr_to_god_obj(), liv::Pow, QUERY_FLAG, obj::race, obj::slaying, snprintf(), obj::speed, obj::stats, liv::Str, obj::title, liv::wc, and liv::Wis.

Referenced by init_beforeplay().

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void dump_map ( const mapstruct * m )

Prints out debug-information about a map. Dumping these at llevError doesn't seem right, but is necessary to make sure the information is in fact logged. Can be used by a DM with the dumpmap command.

Parameters

m	map to dump.

Definition at line 275 of file map.c.

References mapdef::darkness, mapdef::difficulty, mapdef::in_memory, llevError, LOG(), MAP_ENTER_X, MAP_ENTER_Y, MAP_HEIGHT, MAP_WIDTH, mapdef::maplore, mapdef::msg, mapdef::path, and mapdef::tmpname.

Referenced by command_dumpmap(), and dump_all_maps().

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void dump_monster_treasure ( const char * name )

For debugging purposes. Dumps all treasures for a given monster. Created originally by Raphael Quinet for debugging the alchemy code.

Definition at line 1515 of file treasure.c.

References archt::clone, dump_monster_treasure_rec(), first_archetype, treasureliststruct::items, logfile, obj::name, archt::name, archt::next, obj::randomitems, strcasecmp(), and obj::title.

Referenced by init_beforeplay().

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void dump_object	(	object *	op,
		StringBuffer *	sb
	)

Dumps an object.

Parameters

op	object to dump. Can be NULL.
sb	buffer that will contain object information. Must not be NULL.

Definition at line 372 of file object.c.

References obj::arch, archt::clone, obj::count, empty_archetype, obj::env, get_ob_diff(), obj::head, obj::inv, obj::more, obj::name, archt::name, obj::owner, stringbuffer_append_printf(), and stringbuffer_append_string().

Referenced by animate_object(), command_dump(), command_dumpbelow(), dump_all_objects(), dump_arch(), free_object2(), gate_type_process(), insert_ob_in_map(), insert_ob_in_ob(), process_events(), remove_ob(), and START_TEST().

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int enough_elapsed_time ( void )

Checks elapsed time since last tick.

Returns: true if the time passed since last tick is more than max-time.

Definition at line 175 of file time.c.

References GETTIMEOFDAY, last_time, log_time(), and max_time.

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void fatal ( int err )

fatal() is meant to be called whenever a fatal signal is intercepted. It will call the emergency_save and the clean_tmp_files functions.

Note: this function never returns, as it calls exit().

Definition at line 60 of file glue.c.

References clean_tmp_files(), emergency_save(), fatalmsgs, and logfile.

Referenced by add_arch(), add_player(), allocate_map(), build_stringlist(), compute_path(), copy_message(), do_server(), expand_objects(), get_archetype_struct(), get_client_spell_state(), get_empty_artifact(), get_empty_artifactlist(), get_empty_book(), get_empty_booklist(), get_empty_formula(), get_empty_mat(), get_empty_treasure(), get_empty_treasurelist(), get_linked_map(), get_objectlink(), get_objectlinkpt(), get_player(), get_racelist(), get_region_struct(), init_godslist(), init_recipelist(), new_shared_string(), parse_dialog_information(), re_init(), SockList_AddPrintf(), SockList_Ensure(), stringbuffer_ensure(), and stringbuffer_new().

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int find_animation ( const char * name )

Finds the animation id that matches name. Will LOG() an error if not found.

Parameters

name	the animation's name.

Returns: animation number, or 0 if no match found (animation 0 is initialized as the 'bug' face).

See Also: try_find_animation

Definition at line 146 of file anim.c.

References llevError, LOG(), and try_find_animation().

Referenced by cfapi_system_find_animation(), and transport_type_apply().

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archetype* find_archetype ( const char * name )

Finds, using the hashtable, which archetype matches the given name. Will LOG() if not found.

Returns: pointer to the found archetype, otherwise NULL.

See Also: try_find_archetype

Todo:: replace by try_find_archetype() when suitable and trash warn_archetypes.

Definition at line 700 of file arch.c.

References llevError, LOG(), try_find_archetype(), and warn_archetypes.

Referenced by animate_bomb(), apply_builder_window(), apply_map_builder(), CREUtils::artifactNode(), can_pay(), cast_consecrate(), cast_create_missile(), cast_create_town_portal(), cast_heal(), cast_raise_dead_spell(), cctk_create_game_object(), change_luck(), check_recipe(), check_spells(), command_create(), command_use(), create_archetype(), drain_specific_stat(), dump_alchemy(), dump_alchemy_costs(), find_enclosed_spot(), find_next_coin(), fix_flesh_item(), fix_walls(), CREUtils::formulaeNode(), god_intervention(), init_archetype_pointers(), init_archetypes(), init_races(), kill_player(), load_treasure(), magic_wall(), make_formula_book(), op_on_battleground(), pay_from_container(), perceive_self(), place_exits(), poison_living(), potion_type_apply(), process_map(), put_a_monster(), replace_insert_ob_in_map(), save_throw_object(), second_arch_pass(), sell_item(), CREFormulaePanel::setRecipe(), slow_living(), and START_TEST().

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archetype* find_archetype_by_object_name ( const char * name )

This function retrieves an archetype given the name that appears during the game (for example, "writing pen" instead of "stylus"). It does not use the hashtable system, but browse the whole archlist each time. I suggest not to use it unless you really need it because of performance issue. It is currently used by scripting extensions (create-object). Params:

Parameters

name	the name we're searching for (ex: "writing pen")

Returns: the archetype found or NULL if nothing was found

Definition at line 70 of file arch.c.

References add_string(), archt::clone, first_archetype, free_string(), obj::name, and archt::next.

Referenced by cfapi_object_create(), command_create(), create_archetype_by_object_name(), CREArtifactPanel::setArtifact(), and START_TEST().

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archetype* find_archetype_by_object_type_name	(	int	type,
		const char *	name
	)

This function retrieves an archetype by type and name that appears during the game. It is basically the same as find_archetype_by_object_name() except that it considers only items of the given type.

Parameters

type	item type we're searching
name	the name we're searching for (ex: "writing pen")

Definition at line 96 of file arch.c.

References archt::clone, first_archetype, obj::name, archt::next, and obj::type.

Referenced by cast_create_food(), and START_TEST().

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artifactlist* find_artifactlist ( int type )

Searches the artifact lists and returns one that has the same type of objects on it.

Returns: NULL if no suitable list found.

Definition at line 1431 of file treasure.c.

References first_artifactlist, artifactliststruct::next, and artifactliststruct::type.

Referenced by artifact_msg(), cast_create_missile(), command_create(), generate_artifact(), init_artifacts(), and locate_recipe_artifact().

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int find_dir	(	mapstruct *	m,
		int	x,
		int	y,
		object *	exclude
	)

Search some close squares in the given map at the given coordinates for live objects.

Parameters

m
x
y	origin from which to search.
exclude	an object that will be ignored. Can be NULL.

Returns: direction toward the first/closest live object if it finds any, otherwise 0.

Note: Perhaps incorrectly, but I'm making the assumption that exclude is actually want is going to try and move there. We need this info because we have to know what movement the thing looking to move there is capable of.

Definition at line 3313 of file object.c.

References obj::above, FLAG_MONSTER, freearr_x, freearr_y, freedir, get_map_flags(), GET_MAP_MOVE_BLOCK, GET_MAP_OB, obj::head, maxfree, MOVE_ALL, obj::move_type, P_IS_ALIVE, P_OUT_OF_MAP, PLAYER, QUERY_FLAG, SIZEOFFREE, and obj::type.

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int find_dir_2	(	int	x,
		int	y
	)

Computes a direction which you should travel to move of x and y.

Parameters

x
y	delta.

Returns: direction

Definition at line 3380 of file object.c.

Referenced by enter_map(), get_rangevector(), get_rangevector_from_mapcoord(), monster_use_bow(), monster_use_range(), monster_use_skill(), and pet_move().

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unsigned find_face	(	const char *	name,
		unsigned	error
	)

This returns an the face number of face 'name'. Number is constant during an invocation, but not necessarily between versions (this is because the faces are arranged in alphabetical order, so if a face is removed or added, all faces after that will now have a different number.

Parameters

name	face to search for
error	value to return if face was not found.

Note: If a face is not found, then error is returned. This can be useful if you want some default face used, or can be set to negative so that it will be known that the face could not be found (needed in client, so that it will know to request that image from the server)

Definition at line 324 of file image.c.

References compar(), bmappair::name, nroffiles, and bmappair::number.

Referenced by cfapi_system_find_face(), init_anim(), read_bmap_names(), read_face_data(), read_smooth(), set_object_face_main(), set_object_face_other(), and transport_type_apply().

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int find_first_free_spot	(	const object *	ob,
		mapstruct *	m,
		int	x,
		int	y
	)

find_first_free_spot(archetype, mapstruct, x, y) works like find_free_spot(), but it will search max number of squares. It will return the first available spot, not a random choice. Changed 0.93.2: Have it return -1 if there is no free spot available.

Parameters

ob	object to insert.
m
x
y	where to insert the object.

Returns: index into freearr_x and freearr_y, -1 if no spot available (dir 0 = x,y)

Definition at line 3240 of file object.c.

References freearr_x, freearr_y, ob_blocked(), and SIZEOFFREE.

Referenced by cfapi_object_teleport(), change_object(), find_enclosed_spot(), hit_player(), keyplace(), place_chest(), place_exits(), place_fountain_with_specials(), place_monsters(), place_special_exit(), put_a_monster(), and transfer_ob().

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int find_free_spot	(	const object *	ob,
		mapstruct *	m,
		int	x,
		int	y,
		int	start,
		int	stop
	)

find_free_spot(object, map, x, y, start, stop) will search for a spot at the given map and coordinates which will be able to contain the given object.

It returns a random choice among the alternatives found.

Parameters

ob	object to insert.
m
x
y	where to insert the object.
start
stop	first (inclusive) and last (exclusive) positions, in the freearr_ arrays, to search.

Returns: index into freearr_x and freearr_y, -1 if no spot available (dir 0 = x,y)

Note: this only checks to see if there is space for the head of the object - if it is a multispace object, this should be called for all pieces.; This function does correctly handle tiled maps, but does not inform the caller. However, insert_ob_in_map will update as necessary, so the caller shouldn't need to do any special work.; Updated to take an object instead of archetype - this is necessary because arch_blocked (now ob_blocked) needs to know the movement type to know if the space in question will block the object. We can't use the archetype because that isn't correct if the monster has been customized, changed states, etc.

Definition at line 3200 of file object.c.

References AB_NO_PASS, freearr_x, freearr_y, maxfree, ob_blocked(), and SIZEOFFREE.

Referenced by animate_weapon(), command_summon(), command_teleport(), do_harvest(), enter_map(), follow_owner(), free_object2(), gate_type_process(), polymorph_living(), process_players1(), shop_mat_type_move_on(), summon_golem(), summon_object(), teleport(), and transfer_ob().

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int find_multi_free_spot_around	(	object *	ob,
		object *	gen,
		int *	hx,
		int *	hy
	)

Sets hx and hy to the coords to insert a possibly multi-tile ob at, around gen.

Parameters

	ob	object to insert. Must not be NULL.
	gen	where to insert. Must not be NULL.
[out]	hx
[out]	hy	coordinates at which insertion is possible.

Returns: 0 for success and -1 for failure.

Note: This function assumes that multi-tile objects are rectangular.

Definition at line 2935 of file object.c.

References get_multi_size(), obj::head, obj::map, MAP_HEIGHT, MAP_WIDTH, ob_blocked(), obj::x, and obj::y.

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int find_multi_free_spot_within_radius	(	object *	ob,
		object *	gen,
		int *	hx,
		int *	hy
	)

Sets hx and hy to the coords to insert a possibly multi-tile ob at, within radius of generator, which is stored in key_value "generator_radius". Radius defaults to 1.

Parameters

	ob	object to insert. Must not be NULL.
	gen	where to insert. Must not be NULL.
[out]	hx
[out]	hy	coordinates at which insertion is possible.

Returns: 0 for success and -1 for failure.

Note: This function assumes that multi-tile objects are rectangular.

Definition at line 3052 of file object.c.

References get_map_flags(), get_multi_size(), get_ob_key_value(), obj::head, obj::map, ob_blocked(), P_OUT_OF_MAP, strtol(), obj::x, and obj::y.

Referenced by generate_monster_arch(), and generate_monster_inv().

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object* find_obj_by_type_subtype	(	const object *	who,
		int	type,
		int	subtype
	)

Find object in inventory.

Parameters

who	where to search.
type
subtype	what to search.

Returns: first object in who's inventory that has the same type and subtype match. NULL if no match.

Note: will not search in inventory of items in inventory.

Definition at line 3656 of file object.c.

References obj::below, obj::inv, obj::subtype, and obj::type.

Referenced by cast_word_of_recall(), cfapi_object_find(), cftimer_create(), deep_swamp_type_process(), and do_hidden_move().

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object* find_object ( tag_t i )

Returns the object which has the count-variable equal to the argument.

Parameters

i tag.

Returns: matching object, NULL if not found.

Definition at line 439 of file object.c.

References obj::count, and obj::next.

Referenced by cfapi_object_find(), cftimer_process_event(), command_diff(), command_insert_into(), command_inventory(), command_possess(), command_stack_list(), dm_stack_peek(), find_object_both(), get_dm_object(), and START_TEST().

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object* find_object_name ( const char * str )

Finds an object by name.

Used only by the patch command, but not all that useful. Enables features like "patch name-of-other-player food 999"

Parameters

str	name to search for. Must not be allocated by add_string().

Returns: the first object which has a name equal to the argument.

Definition at line 459 of file object.c.

References add_string(), free_string(), obj::name, and obj::next.

Referenced by cfapi_object_find(), command_possess(), find_object_both(), and START_TEST().

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int find_smooth	(	uint16	face,
		uint16 *	smoothed
	)

Find the smooth face for a given face.

Parameters

face	the face to find the smoothing face for
smoothed	return value: set to smooth face

Returns: 1=smooth face found, 0=no smooth face found

Definition at line 401 of file image.c.

References nrofpixmaps, and new_face_struct::smoothface.

Referenced by send_smooth().

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sstring find_string ( const char * str )

Searches a string in the shared strings.

Parameters

str	string to search for.

Returns: pointer to identical string or NULL

Definition at line 228 of file shstr.c.

References GATHER, hashstr(), _shared_string::next, and _shared_string::string.

Referenced by cfapi_system_find_string(), find_treasurelist(), get_ob_key_value(), set_ob_key_value(), and START_TEST().

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archetype* find_treasure_by_name	(	const treasure *	t,
		const char *	name,
		int	depth
	)

Find a treasure with a matching name. The 'depth' parameter is only there to prevent infinite loops in treasure lists (a list referencing another list pointing back to the first one).

Parameters

t	item of treasure list to search from
name	name we're trying to find. Doesn't need to be a shared string.
depth	current depth. Code will exit if greater than 10.

Returns: archetype with name, or NULL if nothing found.

Definition at line 365 of file recipe.c.

References archt::clone, find_treasure_by_name(), find_treasurelist(), treasurestruct::item, treasureliststruct::items, treasurestruct::name, obj::name, treasurestruct::next, treasurestruct::next_no, treasurestruct::next_yes, and strcasecmp().

Referenced by find_ingred_cost(), and find_treasure_by_name().

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void fix_container ( object * container )

When the map is loaded, load_object() does not actually insert objects into inventory, but just links them. What this does is go through and insert them properly.

Parameters

container object that contains the inventory. This is needed so that we can update the containers weight.

Todo:: This is unusued, should it be used somewhere?

Definition at line 580 of file map.c.

References obj::below, fix_container(), insert_ob_in_ob(), obj::inv, and sum_weight().

Referenced by fix_container().

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void fix_generated_item	(	object *	op,
		object *	creator,
		int	difficulty,
		int	max_magic,
		int	flags
	)

fix_generated_item(): This is called after an item is generated, in order to set it up right. This produced magical bonuses, puts spells into scrolls/books/wands, makes it unidentified, hides the value, etc.

4/28/96 added creator object from which op may now inherit properties based on op->type. Right now, which stuff the creator passes on is object type dependant. I know this is a spagetti manuever, but is there a cleaner way to do this? b.t.

Parameters

op	object to fix.
creator	for who op was created. Can be NULL.
difficulty	difficulty level.
max_magic	maximum magic for the item.
flags	GT_ENVIRONMENT: if not set, calls fix_flesh_item(). GT_STARTEQUIP: Sets ::FLAG_STARTEQIUP on item if appropriate, or clears the item's value. GT_MINIMAL: Does minimal processing on the object - just enough to make it a working object - don't change magic, value, etc, but set it material type as appropriate, for objects that need spell objects, set those, etc

Definition at line 1070 of file treasure.c.

References add_string(), AMULET, amulet_arch, obj::arch, ARMOUR, BOOK, BRACERS, calc_item_power(), CHANCE_FOR_ARTIFACT, CLOAK, CONTAINER, create_archetype(), create_treasure(), crown_arch, obj::dam_modifier, DICE2, mapdef::difficulty, obj::duration_modifier, liv::exp, fix_flesh_item(), FLAG_ALIVE, FLAG_BLESSED, FLAG_CURSED, FLAG_DAMNED, FLAG_IS_THROWN, FLAG_MONSTER, FLAG_NO_PICK, FLAG_STARTEQUIP, liv::food, FREE_AND_COPY, free_object(), generate_artifact(), GET_ANIM_ID, get_power_from_ench(), liv::grace, GT_ENVIRONMENT, GT_MINIMAL, GT_ONLY_GOOD, GT_STARTEQUIP, HELMET, HORN, liv::hp, insert_ob_in_ob(), obj::inv, obj::item_power, obj::level, level_for_item(), llevDebug, LOG(), obj::magic, obj::map, MAX, liv::maxhp, MONEY, obj::msg, obj::name, obj::name_pl, obj::nrof, NUM_ANIMATIONS, POTION, QUERY_FLAG, obj::randomitems, obj::range_modifier, remove_ob(), RING, ring_arch, rndm(), ROD, RUNE, SCROLL, SET_ANIMATION, SET_FLAG, set_magic(), set_materialname(), set_ring_bonus(), SHIELD, obj::slaying, liv::sp, special_potion(), SPELL, spell_mapping, SPELLBOOK, obj::stats, tailor_readable_ob(), obj::title, TRAP, trap_adjust(), obj::type, obj::value, WAND, and WEAPON.

Referenced by convert_item(), create_all_treasures(), create_one_treasure(), god_gives_present(), move_creator(), and polymorph_item().

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void fix_multipart_object ( object * tmp )

Ensures specified object has its more parts correctly inserted in map.

Extracted from common/map.c:link_multipart_objects

Parameters

tmp	object we want to fix. Must be on a map.

Definition at line 4007 of file object.c.

References add_string(), obj::arch, arch_to_object(), free_string(), obj::head, INS_ABOVE_FLOOR_ONLY, INS_NO_MERGE, INS_NO_WALK_ON, insert_ob_in_map(), llevError, LOG(), obj::map, obj::more, archt::more, obj::name, obj::title, obj::x, and obj::y.

Referenced by generate_monster_inv(), and link_multipart_objects().

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void fix_object ( object * op )

Updates all abilities given by applied objects in the inventory of the given object.

This functions starts from base values (archetype or player object) and then adjusts them according to what the player/monster has equipped.

Note that a player always has stats reset to their initial value.

July 95 - inserted stuff to handle new skills/exp system - b.t. spell system split, grace points now added to system –peterm

November 2006: max armor speed is always taken into account, no exception.

Parameters

op	object to reset.

Todo:: this function is too long, and should be cleaned / split.

Definition at line 900 of file living.c.

References liv::ac, add_refcount(), AMULET, obj::arch, ARMOUR, ARMOUR_SPEED, AT_PHYSICAL, ATNR_PHYSICAL, obj::attacktype, obj::below, obj::body_info, obj::body_used, BOOTS, BOW, pl::braced, BRACERS, obj::carrying, change_attr_value(), check_stat_bounds(), obj::chosen_skill, CLEAR_FLAG, CLOAK, archt::clone, CLOSE_CON, liv::Con, con_bonus, CONTAINER, obj::contr, obj::current_weapon, liv::dam, dam_bonus, liv::Dex, dex_bonus, pl::digestion, DISEASE, pl::encumbrance, esrv_update_spells(), EXPERIENCE, FLAG_APPLIED, FLAG_BLIND, FLAG_LIFESAVE, FLAG_MAKE_INVIS, FLAG_READY_WEAPON, FLAG_REFL_MISSILE, FLAG_REFL_SPELL, FLAG_SEE_IN_DARK, FLAG_STEALTH, FLAG_UNDEAD, FLAG_USE_ARMOUR, FLAG_WIZ, FLAG_XRAYS, FORCE, free_string(), pl::gen_grace, pl::gen_hp, pl::gen_sp, pl::gen_sp_armour, get_attr_value(), GIRDLE, GLOVES, obj::glow_radius, grace_bonus, HELMET, HORN, liv::hp, liv::Int, obj::inv, obj::invisible, IS_COMBAT_SKILL, IS_GRACE_SKILL, IS_MANA_SKILL, pl::item_power, obj::level, pl::levgrace, pl::levhp, pl::levsp, llevDebug, LOG(), liv::luck, MAX, max_carry, Settings::max_level, liv::maxgrace, liv::maxhp, liv::maxsp, MOVE_FLY_HIGH, MOVE_FLY_LOW, obj::move_type, MOVE_WALK, obj::name, NROFATTACKS, NUM_BODY_LOCATIONS, NUM_STATS, pl::orig_stats, obj::path_attuned, obj::path_denied, obj::path_repelled, PLAYER, POTION, POTION_EFFECT, liv::Pow, QUERY_FLAG, range_bow, range_misc, range_skill, pl::ranges, obj::resist, RING, ROD, Settings::search_items, pl::search_str, set_attr_value(), SET_FLAG, settings, SHIELD, SK_PRAYING, SKILL, SKILL_TOOL, obj::slaying, liv::sp, sp_bonus, obj::speed, speed_bonus, Settings::spell_encumbrance, obj::stats, liv::Str, SYMPTOM, thaco_bonus, TRUE, obj::type, update_ob_speed(), WAND, liv::wc, WEAPON, pl::weapon_sp, WEAPON_SPEED, and liv::Wis.

Referenced by animate_weapon(), apply_special(), blind_living(), blindness_type_process(), cast_bless(), cast_curse(), cfapi_object_fix(), cfapi_object_set_property(), change_abil(), check_login(), command_abil(), command_brace(), command_dropall(), command_fix_me(), command_possess(), command_search_items(), do_skill(), do_symptoms(), do_turn(), dragon_eat_flesh(), drain_specific_stat(), drop_object(), eat_special_food(), fire_bow(), fix_weight(), god_intervention(), hit_with_one_attacktype(), improve_armour(), improve_weapon_stat(), insert_ob_in_ob(), key_change_class(), kill_player(), lighter_type_apply(), pay_for_amount(), pay_for_item(), pick_up_object(), player_changer_type_process(), player_lvl_adj(), poison_living(), poisoning_type_process(), potion_type_apply(), put_object_in_sack(), remove_force(), remove_ob(), remove_symptoms(), roll_stats(), save_life(), slow_living(), stop_jump(), swap_random_stats(), swap_stat(), and unapply_special().

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void flag_inv	(	object *	op,
		int	flag
	)

Activate recursively a flag on an object's inventory

Parameters

op	object to recurse. Can have an empty inventory.
flag	flag to set.

Definition at line 2876 of file object.c.

References obj::below, flag_inv(), obj::inv, and SET_FLAG.

Referenced by flag_inv(), local_check_loaded_object(), and set_cheat().

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void free_all_anim ( void )

Clears all animation-related memory.

Definition at line 41 of file anim.c.

References animations, free_string(), and num_animations.

Referenced by cleanup().

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void free_all_archs ( void )

Frees all memory allocated to archetypes. After calling this, it's possible to call again init_archetypes() to reload data.

Definition at line 298 of file arch.c.

References clear_archetable(), first_archetype, free_arch(), llevDebug, LOG(), archt::more, and archt::next.

Referenced by cleanup(), and START_TEST().

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void free_all_god ( void )

Frees all god information.

Definition at line 142 of file holy.c.

References first_god, free_string(), llevDebug, LOG(), glnk::name, and glnk::next.

Referenced by cleanup().

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void free_all_images ( void )

Deallocates memory allocated by read_bmap_names() and read_smooth().

Definition at line 418 of file image.c.

References bmappair::name, and nroffiles.

Referenced by cleanup().

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void free_all_maps ( void )

Frees all allocated maps.

Definition at line 1968 of file map.c.

References delete_map(), first_map, mapdef::in_memory, llevDebug, LOG(), MAP_IN_MEMORY, and MAP_SAVING.

Referenced by cleanup().

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void free_all_object_data ( void )

Destroys all allocated objects.

Note: free() is called instead of free_object() as the object's memory has already by cleaned.

Warning: this should be the last method called.

Definition at line 479 of file object.c.

References FLAG_FREED, llevDebug, LOG(), obj::name, obj::next, nrofallocobjects, nroffreeobjects, QUERY_FLAG, and STARTMAX.

Referenced by cleanup().

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void free_all_readable ( void )

Definition at line 2084 of file readable.c.

References titlestruct::archname, titlestruct::authour, titleliststruct::first_book, free_string(), llevDebug, LOG(), titlestruct::name, linked_char::name, titlestruct::next, titleliststruct::next, linked_char::next, and oblnk::next.

Referenced by cleanup().

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void free_all_recipes ( void )

Frees all memory allocated to recipes and recipes lists.

Definition at line 721 of file recipe.c.

References recipestruct::arch_name, recipestruct::cauldron, formulalist, free_string(), recipestruct::ingred, recipeliststruct::items, llevDebug, LOG(), linked_char::name, recipestruct::next, recipeliststruct::next, linked_char::next, recipestruct::skill, and recipestruct::title.

Referenced by cleanup().

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void free_all_treasures ( void )

Free all treasure-related memory.

Definition at line 2131 of file treasure.c.

References first_artifactlist, first_treasurelist, free_artifactlist(), free_string(), free_treasurestruct(), treasureliststruct::items, treasureliststruct::name, and treasureliststruct::next.

Referenced by cleanup().

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void free_arch ( archetype * at )

Frees archetype.

Parameters

at	archetype to free. Pointer becomes invalid after the call.

Definition at line 273 of file arch.c.

References archt::clone, obj::discrete_damage, free_key_values(), free_string(), obj::msg, obj::name, archt::name, obj::name_pl, obj::race, obj::slaying, and obj::title.

Referenced by free_all_archs(), and free_object2().

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void free_dialog_information ( object * op )

Frees obj::dialog_information.

Parameters

op	what to clean for.

Definition at line 39 of file dialog.c.

References struct_dialog_information::all_messages, struct_dialog_information::all_replies, CLEAR_FLAG, obj::dialog_information, FLAG_DIALOG_PARSED, struct_dialog_message::match, struct_dialog_reply::message, struct_dialog_message::message, struct_dialog_reply::next, struct_dialog_message::next, QUERY_FLAG, struct_dialog_message::replies, and struct_dialog_reply::reply.

Referenced by clear_object(), copy_object(), and free_object2().

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void free_experience ( void )

Frees experience-related memory.

Definition at line 269 of file exp.c.

References FREE_AND_CLEAR, and levels.

Referenced by free_globals().

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void free_globals ( void )

Cleans all memory allocated for global variables.

Will clear:

attack messages
emergency map settings
friendly list
experience
regions

Definition at line 307 of file init.c.

References attack_mess, Settings::emergency_mapname, first_friendly_object, first_region, FREE_AND_CLEAR, FREE_AND_CLEAR_STR, free_experience(), regiondef::jailmap, regiondef::longname, MAXATTACKMESS, regiondef::msg, regiondef::name, regiondef::next, oblnk::next, NROFATTACKMESS, regiondef::parent_name, and undead_name.

Referenced by cleanup().

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void free_key_values ( object * op )

Zero the key_values on op, decrementing the shared-string refcounts and freeing the links.

Parameters

op	object to clear.

Definition at line 659 of file object.c.

References FREE_AND_CLEAR_STR, _key_value::key, obj::key_values, _key_value::next, and _key_value::value.

Referenced by clear_object(), copy_object(), free_arch(), free_artifact(), and free_object2().

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void free_loader ( void )

Referenced by cleanup().

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void free_map ( mapstruct * m )

Frees everything allocated by the given mapstructure. Don't free tmpname - our caller is left to do that. Mapstructure itself is not freed.

Parameters

m	map to free.

Definition at line 1707 of file map.c.

References mapdef::background_music, mapdef::buttons, EVENT_MAPUNLOAD, execute_global_event(), free_all_objects(), FREE_AND_CLEAR, free_objectlinkpt(), mapdef::in_memory, llevError, LOG(), MAP_SWAPPED, mapdef::maplore, mapdef::msg, mapdef::name, mapdef::shopitems, mapdef::shoprace, mapdef::spaces, mapdef::tile_map, and mapdef::tile_path.

Referenced by delete_map(), START_TEST(), swap_map(), and teardown().

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void free_object ( object * ob )

Frees everything allocated by an object, removes it from the list of used objects, and puts it on the list of free objects. The IS_FREED() flag is set in the object. The object must have been removed by remove_ob() first for this function to succeed.

Inventory will be dropped on the ground if in a map, else freed too.

Parameters

ob	object to free. Will become invalid when function returns.

Definition at line 1238 of file object.c.

References free_object2().

Referenced by add_abilities(), adjust_sign_msg(), alchemy(), alchemy_failure_effect(), alchemy_object(), apply_builder_floor(), apply_builder_item(), apply_builder_remove(), apply_builder_wall(), apply_builder_window(), arrow_type_process(), artifact_msg(), auto_apply(), become_follower(), blindness_type_process(), cast_cause_disease(), cast_create_missile(), cast_create_town_portal(), cast_dust(), cast_raise_dead_spell(), cast_smite_spell(), cfapi_object_delete(), cfapi_object_insert(), change_book(), change_object(), check_bullet(), check_special_prayers(), clean_object(), command_arrest(), command_cast_spell(), command_create(), command_free(), command_goto(), command_kill_pets(), command_learn_spell_or_prayer(), command_reset(), command_summon(), command_teleport(), common_process_projectile(), convert_item(), counterspell(), cure_disease(), decay_objects(), decrease_ob_nr(), delete_unique_items(), destroy_object(), dispel_rune(), do_forget_spell(), do_turn(), drop(), drop_object(), eat_special_food(), enter_exit(), enter_map(), enter_player_savebed(), execute_event(), execute_word_of_recall(), explode_bullet(), explosion(), fire_arch_from_position(), fire_bolt(), fire_bow(), fire_bullet(), first_arch_pass(), fix_generated_item(), fix_stopped_arrow(), fix_walls(), follower_remove_given_items(), free_all_objects(), free_object2(), free_player(), generate_treasure(), give_initial_items(), god_intervention(), hit_player(), hit_with_arrow(), insert_ob_in_map(), insert_ob_in_ob(), insert_objects(), key_change_class(), kill_object(), kill_player(), load_objects(), locate_recipe_artifact(), lock_and_hide_doors(), loot_object(), merge_ob(), merge_spell(), monster_move_no_enemy(), move_aura(), move_bolt(), move_bullet(), move_cone(), move_creator(), move_disease(), move_duplicator(), move_golem(), move_marker(), move_missile(), move_monster(), move_player_mover(), move_swarm_spell(), move_symptom(), move_teleporter(), nuke_map_region(), pay_from_container(), pet_move(), pick_up_object(), place_chest(), place_exits(), place_fountain_with_specials(), player_apply(), poisoning_type_process(), polymorph_item(), polymorph_living(), polymorph_melt(), potion_type_apply(), prayer_failure(), print_monsters(), process_events(), process_object(), receive_play_again(), recharge(), remove_adjacent_doors(), remove_all_pets(), remove_contents(), remove_door(), remove_force(), remove_locked_door(), remove_marking_runes(), remove_monsters(), remove_symptoms(), remove_unpaid_objects(), replace_insert_ob_in_map(), retrofit_joined_wall(), rune_attack(), save_life(), save_throw_object(), scroll_failure(), second_arch_pass(), spell_effect_type_move_on(), spell_failure(), spring_trap(), START_TEST(), stop_item(), stop_projectile(), summon_golem(), tailor_god_spell(), tear_down_wall(), terminate_all_pets(), thrown_object_type_process(), and write_scroll().

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void free_object2	(	object *	ob,
		int	free_inventory
	)

Frees everything allocated by an object, removes it from the list of used objects, and puts it on the list of free objects. The IS_FREED() flag is set in the object.

The object must have been removed by remove_ob() first for this function to succeed.

Parameters

ob	object to free. Will become invalid when function returns.
free_inventory	if set, free inventory as well. Else drop items in inventory to the ground.

Warning: the object's archetype should be a valid pointer, or NULL.

Definition at line 1258 of file object.c.

References obj::arch, obj::below, obj::count, obj::discrete_damage, dump_object(), EVENT_DESTROY, execute_event(), find_free_spot(), FLAG_ALIVE, FLAG_FREED, FLAG_FRIENDLY, FLAG_IS_A_TEMPLATE, FLAG_NO_DROP, FLAG_REMOVED, FLAG_STARTEQUIP, FREE_AND_CLEAR, FREE_AND_CLEAR_STR, free_arch(), free_dialog_information(), free_key_values(), free_object(), free_object2(), free_objects, freearr_x, freearr_y, GET_MAP_MOVE_BLOCK, mapdef::in_memory, insert_ob_in_map(), obj::inv, llevDebug, llevError, llevMonster, LOG(), obj::lore, obj::map, MAP_IN_MEMORY, obj::materialname, obj::more, MOVE_ALL, obj::msg, obj::name, obj::name_pl, obj::next, nroffreeobjects, obj::prev, QUERY_FLAG, obj::race, archt::reference_count, remove_friendly_object(), remove_ob(), RUNE, SCRIPT_FIX_NOTHING, SET_FLAG, SIZEOFFREE, obj::skill, obj::slaying, obj::speed, obj::spell_tags, stringbuffer_finish(), stringbuffer_new(), obj::title, TRAP, obj::type, update_ob_speed(), obj::x, and obj::y.

Referenced by free_no_drop(), free_object(), free_object2(), and god_gives_present().

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void free_objectlink ( objectlink * ol )

Recursively frees all objectlinks.

Parameters

ol	object link to free.

Definition at line 83 of file links.c.

References free_objectlink(), and oblnk::next.

Referenced by add_button_link(), free_objectlink(), and free_objectlinkpt().

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void free_objectlinkpt ( oblinkpt * obp )

Recursively frees all linked list of objectlink pointers

Parameters

obp	pointer to free.

Definition at line 95 of file links.c.

References free_objectlink(), free_objectlinkpt(), oblinkpt::link, and oblinkpt::next.

Referenced by free_map(), and free_objectlinkpt().

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void free_player ( player * pl )

Clears player structure, including pointed object (through free_object()).

Parameters

pl	player to clear. Pointer is invalid after this call.

Definition at line 68 of file player.c.

References CFREE, clear_player(), socket_struct::faces_sent, first_player, FLAG_REMOVED, free_object(), llevError, LOG(), pl::next, pl::ob, QUERY_FLAG, remove_ob(), and pl::socket.

Referenced by final_free_player().

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void free_socket_images ( void )

Frees all faceset information

Definition at line 584 of file image.c.

References MAX_FACE_SETS, and nrofpixmaps.

Referenced by free_all_newserver().

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void free_string ( sstring str )

This will reduce the refcount, and if it has reached 0, str will be freed.

Parameters

str	string to release, which must have been returned from a previous add_string().

Note: the memory pointed to by str can be freed after this call, so don't use str anymore.

Definition at line 272 of file shstr.c.

References _shared_string::array, GATHER, _shared_string::next, _shared_string::previous, _shared_string::refcount, SS, TOPBIT, and _shared_string::u.

Referenced by add_abilities(), adjust_sign_msg(), alchemy_failure_effect(), animate_bomb(), animate_weapon(), attack_ob_simple(), become_follower(), cast_bless(), cast_change_ability(), cast_create_town_portal(), cast_curse(), cfapi_system_remove_string(), change_abil(), change_book(), change_treasure(), check_output_buffers(), cone_drop(), confuse_living(), copy_object(), do_symptoms(), do_throw(), enter_player_savebed(), find_archetype_by_object_name(), find_object_name(), fire_bow(), fix_container_multipart(), fix_multipart_object(), fix_object(), flush_output_element(), free_all_anim(), free_all_god(), free_all_readable(), free_all_recipes(), free_all_treasures(), free_arch(), free_artifact(), free_races(), give_artifact_abilities(), hit_with_arrow(), identify(), infect_object(), init_races(), key_change_class(), keyplace(), kill_player(), local_check_loaded_object(), make_formula_book(), move_monster(), new_text_name(), poison_living(), set_ob_key_value(), START_TEST(), summon_golem(), tailor_god_spell(), tailor_readable_ob(), and write_note().

void generate_artifact	(	object *	op,
		int	difficulty
	)

Decides randomly which artifact the object should be turned into. Makes sure that the item can become that artifact (means magic, difficulty, and Allowed fields properly). Then calls give_artifact_abilities in order to actually create the artifact.

Definition at line 1906 of file treasure.c.

References ARTIFACT_TRIES, artifactstruct::chance, FABS, find_artifactlist(), give_artifact_abilities(), artifactstruct::item, artifactliststruct::items, legal_artifact_combination(), llevDebug, llevError, LOG(), obj::magic, obj::name, artifactstruct::next, artifactliststruct::total_chance, and obj::type.

Referenced by alchemy_failure_effect(), fix_generated_item(), generate_monster_arch(), generate_monster_inv(), and START_TEST().

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archetype* get_archetype_by_skill_name	(	const char *	skill,
		int	type
	)

Retrieves an archetype by skill name and type. This is a lot like the other get_archetype_ functions, with different options.

Parameters

skill	skill to search for. Must not be NULL.
type	item type to search for. -1 means that it doesn't matter.

Returns: matching archetype, or NULL if none found.

Definition at line 120 of file arch.c.

References archt::clone, first_archetype, archt::next, obj::skill, and obj::type.

Referenced by give_skill_by_name(), and START_TEST().

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archetype* get_archetype_by_type_subtype	(	int	type,
		int	subtype
	)

Retrieves an archetype by type and subtype. Similiar to other get_archetype_ functions. This returns the first archetype that matches both the type and subtype. type and subtype can be -1 to say ignore, but in this case, the match it does may not be very useful. This function is most useful when subtypes are known to be unique for a particular type (eg, skills)

Parameters

type	object type to search for. -1 means any
subtype	object subtype to search for. -1 means any

Returns: matching archetype, or NULL if none found.

Definition at line 149 of file arch.c.

References archt::clone, first_archetype, archt::next, obj::subtype, and obj::type.

Referenced by CREUtils::artifactNode(), become_follower(), calculate_difficulty(), START_TEST(), and write_on_item().

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archetype* get_archetype_struct ( void )

Allocates, initialises and returns the pointer to an archetype structure.

Returns: new archetype structure, will never be NULL.

Note: this function will call fatal() if it can't allocate memory.

Definition at line 323 of file arch.c.

References CALLOC, CLEAR_FLAG, clear_object(), fatal(), FLAG_FREED, FLAG_REMOVED, OUT_OF_MEMORY, and SET_FLAG.

Referenced by first_arch_pass(), local_check_loaded_object(), and START_TEST().

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sint8 get_attr_value	(	const living *	stats,
		int	attr
	)

Gets the value of a stat.

Parameters

stats	item from which to get stat.
attr	attribute to get.

Returns: specified attribute, 0 if not found.

See Also: set_attr_value().

Definition at line 377 of file living.c.

References CHA, liv::Cha, CON, liv::Con, DEX, liv::Dex, INT, liv::Int, POW, liv::Pow, STR, liv::Str, WIS, and liv::Wis.

Referenced by add_abilities(), apply_changes_to_player(), calc_item_power(), cast_change_ability(), change_abil(), check_good_weapon(), check_stat_bounds(), describe_item(), eat_special_food(), fix_object(), god_intervention(), is_magical(), kill_player(), perceive_self(), potion_type_apply(), ring_desc(), set_ring_bonus(), swap_random_stats(), and swap_stat().

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int get_button_value ( const object * button )

Returns the first value linked to this button. Made as a separate function to increase efficiency

Parameters

button object to check. Must not be NULL.

Returns: connection value, or 0 if not connected.

Definition at line 756 of file button.c.

References mapdef::buttons, obj::count, oblnk::id, oblinkpt::link, obj::map, oblnk::next, oblinkpt::next, oblnk::ob, and oblinkpt::value.

client_spell* get_client_spell_state	(	player *	pl,
		object *	spell
	)

Gets the (client-side) spell state for specified spell. Will be created to empty state if not found.

Note: will fatal() in case of memory allocation failure.

Parameters

pl	player we're handling.
spell	spell for which to search data.

Returns: state information for that spell.

Definition at line 147 of file player.c.

References fatal(), client_spell::next, OUT_OF_MEMORY, client_spell::spell, and pl::spell_state.

Referenced by append_spell(), and esrv_update_spells().

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int get_dialog_message	(	object *	op,
		const char *	text,
		struct_dialog_message **	message,
		struct_dialog_reply **	reply
	)

Tries to find a message matching the said text.

Parameters

	op	who is being talked to.
	text	what is being said.
[out]	message	what op should say. Won't be NULL if return is 1.
[out]	reply	text the one talking should say based on the text. Can be NULL.

Returns: 0 if no match, 1 if a message did match the text.

Todo:: smarter match, try to find exact before joker (*) one.

Definition at line 214 of file dialog.c.

References struct_dialog_information::all_messages, struct_dialog_information::all_replies, obj::dialog_information, FLAG_DIALOG_PARSED, matches(), struct_dialog_reply::next, struct_dialog_message::next, parse_dialog_information(), and QUERY_FLAG.

Referenced by do_talk_npc().

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mapstruct* get_empty_map	(	int	sizex,
		int	sizey
	)

Creates and returns a map of the specific size. Used in random map code and the editor.

Parameters

sizex
sizey	map size.

Returns: new map.

Note: will never return NULL, as get_linked_map() never fails.

Definition at line 884 of file map.c.

References allocate_map(), get_linked_map(), mapdef::height, mapdef::in_memory, MAP_SWAPPED, and mapdef::width.

Referenced by cfapi_map_get_map(), make_map_floor(), setup(), and START_TEST().

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int get_face_fallback	(	int	faceset,
		int	imageno
	)

This returns the set we will actually use when sending a face. This is used because the image files may be sparse. This function is recursive. imageno is the face number we are trying to send

If face is not found in specified faceset, tries with 'fallback' faceset.

Parameters

faceset	faceset to check
imageno	image number

Definition at line 614 of file image.c.

References get_face_fallback(), llevError, and LOG().

Referenced by esrv_send_face(), get_face_fallback(), process_map(), and send_image_sums().

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recipelist* get_formulalist ( int i )

Gets a formula list by ingredients count.

Parameters

i	number of ingredients.

Returns: pointer to the formula list, or NULL if it doesn't exist.

Definition at line 112 of file recipe.c.

References formulalist, and recipeliststruct::next.

Referenced by alchemy_failure_effect(), attempt_do_alchemy(), CREResourcesWindow::fillFormulae(), get_random_recipelist(), and make_formula_book().

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object* get_jail_exit ( object * op )

Returns an object which is an exit through which the player represented by op should be sent in order to be imprisoned. If there is no suitable place to which an exit can be constructed, then NULL will be returned. The caller is responsible for freeing the object created by this function.

Parameters

op	Object we want to jail. Must be a player.

Returns: exit to jail, or NULL, in which case a message is LOG()ged .

Definition at line 272 of file region.c.

References add_string(), EXIT_PATH, EXIT_X, EXIT_Y, FLAG_DAMNED, get_object(), get_region_by_map(), regiondef::jailmap, regiondef::jailx, regiondef::jaily, llevDebug, llevError, LOG(), obj::map, regiondef::name, regiondef::parent, PLAYER, SET_FLAG, and obj::type.

Referenced by command_arrest().

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int get_language ( object * op )

Returns the i18n language index associated with the given object. This only has a meaning for players.

Parameters

op	The player object to get the language of

Returns: The language numerical code. If none is associated, get_language returns 0

Definition at line 59 of file languages.c.

References obj::contr, pl::language, and NUM_LANGUAGES.

Referenced by command_afk(), command_applymode(), command_body(), command_bowmode(), command_brace(), command_debug(), command_explore(), command_help(), command_kill_pets(), command_language(), command_listen(), command_output_count(), command_output_sync(), command_passwd(), command_peaceful(), command_petmode(), command_players(), command_quit(), command_resistances(), command_save(), command_showpets(), command_sound(), command_statistics(), command_title(), command_usekeys(), command_whereabouts(), command_wimpy(), command_wizcast(), command_wizpass(), current_map_info(), current_region_info(), help_topics(), list_players(), malloc_info(), map_info(), receive_player_password(), and show_commands().

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void get_levelnumber	(	int	i,
		char *	buf,
		size_t	size
	)

Formats a level.

Parameters

	i	level to format.
[out]	buf	buffer which will contain the level.
	size	size of the buffer.

Definition at line 444 of file item.c.

References levelnumbers, levelnumbers_10, numbers_10, and snprintf().

Referenced by examine(), and spellbook_type_apply().

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mapstruct* get_linked_map ( void )

Allocates, initialises, and returns a pointer to a mapstruct. Modified to no longer take a path option which was not being used anyways. MSW 2001-07-01

Returns: new structure.

Note: will never return NULL, but call fatal() if memory error.

Definition at line 816 of file map.c.

References fatal(), first_map, mapdef::in_memory, mapdef::last_reset_time, MAP_ENTER_X, MAP_ENTER_Y, MAP_HEIGHT, MAP_RESET_TIMEOUT, MAP_SWAPPED, MAP_TIMEOUT, MAP_WIDTH, mapdef::next, and OUT_OF_MEMORY.

Referenced by get_empty_map(), load_original_map(), and read_map_log().

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int get_map_flags	(	mapstruct *	oldmap,
		mapstruct **	newmap,
		sint16	x,
		sint16	y,
		sint16 *	nx,
		sint16 *	ny
	)

This rolls up wall, blocks_magic, blocks_view, etc, all into one function that just returns a P_.. value (see map.h) it will also do map translation for tiled maps, returning new values into newmap, nx, and ny. Any and all of those values can be null, in which case if a new map is needed (returned by a P_NEW_MAP value, another call to get_map_from_coord is needed. The case of not passing values is if we're just checking for the existence of something on those spaces, but don't expect to insert/remove anything from those spaces.

Parameters

oldmap	map for which we want information.
newmap	if not NULL, will contain the actual map checked if not oldmap.
x
y	coordinates to check
nx
ny	if not NULL, will contain the actual coordinates checked.

Returns: flags for specified position, with maybe P_OUT_OF_MAP or P_NEW_MAP set.

Definition at line 330 of file map.c.

References MapSpace::flags, get_map_from_coord(), out_of_map(), P_NEW_MAP, P_OUT_OF_MAP, mapdef::spaces, and mapdef::width.

Referenced by alchemy(), animate_weapon(), armour_improver_type_apply(), attempt_jump(), can_see_monsterP(), cast_cause_disease(), cast_cone(), cast_create_obj(), cast_destruction(), cast_detection(), cast_earth_to_dust(), cast_light(), cast_polymorph(), cast_raise_dead_spell(), cast_spell(), cast_transfer(), cfapi_map_get_map_property(), cfapi_map_get_object_at(), check_bullet(), check_infection(), check_wall(), command_save(), common_process_projectile(), communicate(), counterspell(), create_bomb(), dimension_door(), dispel_rune(), do_harvest(), do_skill_ident(), do_throw(), draw_client_map(), execute_word_of_recall(), expand_lighted_sight(), expand_sight(), find_dir(), find_multi_free_spot_within_radius(), find_nearest_living_creature(), find_target_for_friendly_spell(), find_traps(), fire_arch_from_position(), fire_bolt(), fire_bow(), fire_bullet(), forklightning(), get_pet_enemy(), get_pointed_target(), hideability(), hit_map(), magic_mapping_mark(), magic_mapping_mark_recursive(), magic_wall(), mood_change(), move_aura(), move_ball_spell(), move_bolt(), move_bullet(), move_golem(), move_missile(), move_ob(), move_player_mover(), move_swarm_spell(), npc_call_help(), ob_blocked(), ok_to_put_more(), path_to_player(), pet_move(), pick_arrow_target(), probe(), process_players1(), remove_adjacent_doors(), remove_trap(), roll_ob(), singing(), skill_attack(), spell_failure(), spell_find_dir(), stand_in_light(), stand_near_hostile(), steal(), teleport(), try_fit(), use_oratory(), weapon_improver_type_apply(), and write_rune().

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mapstruct* get_map_from_coord	(	mapstruct *	m,
		sint16 *	x,
		sint16 *	y
	)

This is basically the same as out_of_map above(), but instead we return NULL if no map is valid (coordinates out of bounds and no tiled map), otherwise it returns the map as that the coordinates are really on, and updates x and y to be the localized coordinates. Using this is more efficient of calling out_of_map and then figuring out what the real map is

Parameters

m	map we want to look at.
x
y	coordinates, which will contain the real position that was checked.

Returns: map that is at specified location. Should not be NULL.

Definition at line 2366 of file map.c.

References get_map_from_coord(), mapdef::in_memory, load_and_link_tiled_map(), MAP_HEIGHT, MAP_IN_MEMORY, MAP_WIDTH, mapdef::tile_map, and mapdef::tile_path.

Referenced by cfapi_map_get_map(), draw_client_map2(), follow_owner(), get_map_flags(), get_map_from_coord(), insert_ob_in_map(), look_at(), monster_use_bow(), move_ob(), move_player_attack(), pet_move(), remove_ob(), and summon_object().

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const char* get_month_name ( const int index )

give access to month names

Definition at line 120 of file time.c.

References month_name, and MONTHS_PER_YEAR.

Referenced by cfapi_get_month_name(), and START_TEST().

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void get_multi_size	(	object *	ob,
		int *	sx,
		int *	sy,
		int *	hx,
		int *	hy
	)

Computes the size of a multitile object.

Parameters

	ob	object we compute the size of.
[out]	sx
[out]	sy	will contain the coords of the bottom right tail relative to the head. Must not be NULL.
[out]	hx
[out]	hy	will contain the coords of the head tile relative to the top left tile. Can be NULL.

Todo:: either check for sx/sy everywhere or remove the check :)

Definition at line 4066 of file object.c.

References obj::arch, archt::clone, obj::head, archt::more, obj::x, and obj::y.

Referenced by find_multi_free_spot_around(), find_multi_free_spot_within_radius(), process_map(), and update_transport_block().

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const char* get_name_of_region_for_map ( const mapstruct * m )

Gets the name of a region for a map.

Since we won't assume all maps have a region set properly, we need an explicit check that it is, this is much nicer here than scattered throughout the map code.

Parameters

m map

Returns

region's name if map has a region
if no region is set for the map, returns the first region with the 'fallback' property
if no fallback region, LOG()s an info message and returns "unknown".

Definition at line 103 of file region.c.

References regiondef::fallback, first_region, llevInfo, LOG(), regiondef::name, mapdef::name, regiondef::next, and mapdef::region.

Referenced by current_region_info(), get_region_by_map(), and get_who_escape_code_value().

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void get_ob_diff	(	StringBuffer *	sb,
		object *	op,
		object *	op2
	)

Referenced by add_one_item(), command_diff(), dump_object(), and START_TEST().

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key_value* get_ob_key_link	(	const object *	ob,
		const char *	key
	)

Search for a field by key.

Parameters

ob	object where search
key	key to search. Must be a passed in shared string - otherwise, this won't do the desired thing.

Returns: the link from the list if ob has a field named key, otherwise NULL.

Definition at line 3676 of file object.c.

References _key_value::key, obj::key_values, and _key_value::next.

Referenced by compare_ob_value_lists_one(), and set_ob_key_value_s().

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const char* get_ob_key_value	(	const object *	op,
		const char *const	key
	)

Get an extra value by key.

Parameters

op	object we're considering
key	key of which to retrieve the value. Doesn't need to be a shared string.

Returns: the value of op has in an extra_field for key, or NULL if it doesn't have the key.

Note: The returned string is shared.

Definition at line 3701 of file object.c.

References find_string(), _key_value::key, obj::key_values, _key_value::next, and _key_value::value.

Referenced by apply_special(), cfapi_object_get_key(), check_race_restrictions(), check_spell_expiry(), command_use(), do_harvest(), find_multi_free_spot_within_radius(), follower_remove_given_items(), generate_monster(), generate_monster_arch(), generate_monster_inv(), god_enchants_weapon(), handle_apply_yield(), kill_object(), query_cost(), set_object_face_main(), set_object_face_other(), transport_type_apply(), and turn_transport().

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object* get_object ( void )

Grabs an object from the list of unused objects, makes sure it is initialised, and returns it.

If there are no free objects, expand_objects() is called to get more.

Returns: cleared and ready to use object*.

Note: will never fail, as expand_objects() will fatal() if memory allocation error.

Definition at line 921 of file object.c.

References obj::active_next, obj::active_prev, clear_object(), obj::count, obj::discrete_damage, expand_objects(), FLAG_FREED, FLAG_REMOVED, free_objects, llevError, LOG(), obj::lore, obj::materialname, obj::msg, obj::name, obj::name_pl, obj::next, nroffreeobjects, ob_count, objects, obj::prev, QUERY_FLAG, obj::race, SET_FLAG, obj::skill, obj::slaying, obj::spell_tags, and obj::title.

Referenced by add_abilities(), arch_to_object(), artifact_msg(), cast_create_food(), cfapi_object_clone(), cfapi_object_create(), command_goto(), command_reset(), command_summon(), command_teleport(), copy_object_with_inv(), create_singularity(), do_harvest(), do_learn_spell(), enter_player_savebed(), explosion(), first_arch_pass(), forklightning(), generate_treasure(), get_jail_exit(), infect_object(), key_change_class(), load_objects(), magic_wall(), make_throw_ob(), move_bolt(), move_cone(), object_create_clone(), pay_from_container(), place_alchemy_objects(), place_fountain_with_specials(), place_special_exit(), polymorph_item(), sell_item(), setup(), START_TEST(), write_note(), write_rune(), and write_scroll().

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objectlink* get_objectlink ( void )

Allocates a new objectlink structure, initialises it, and returns a pointer to it.

Note: will call fatal() if memory allocation failure, thus never return NULL.

Returns: new link object, cleared.

Definition at line 45 of file links.c.

References CALLOC, fatal(), oblnk::id, oblnk::next, oblnk::ob, and OUT_OF_MEMORY.

Referenced by add_button_link(), add_friendly_object(), add_to_racelist(), and get_racelist().

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oblinkpt* get_objectlinkpt ( void )

Allocates a new oblinkpt structure, initialises it, and returns a pointer to it.

Note: will call fatal() if memory allocation failure, thus never return NULL.

Returns: new link pointer.

Definition at line 65 of file links.c.

References fatal(), oblinkpt::link, oblinkpt::next, OUT_OF_MEMORY, and oblinkpt::value.

Referenced by add_button_link().

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object* get_owner ( object * op )

Returns the object which this object marks as being the owner.

A id-scheme is used to avoid pointing to objects which have been freed and are now reused. If this is detected, the owner is set to NULL, and NULL is returned.

Changed 2004-02-12 - if the player is setting at the play again prompt, he is removed, and we don't want to treat him as an owner of anything, so check removed flag. I don't expect that this should break anything - once an object is removed, it is basically dead anyways.

Parameters

op	item to search owner of.

Returns: owner, or NULL if not found.

Todo:: a side effect of this function is to clean owner chain for not existing anymore owner. This is not the place to do such a cleaning

Definition at line 524 of file object.c.

References obj::count, FLAG_FREED, FLAG_REMOVED, llevError, LOG(), obj::owner, obj::ownercount, and QUERY_FLAG.

Referenced by adj_attackroll(), attack_message(), attack_ob_simple(), blind_living(), cast_spell(), cfapi_object_get_property(), command_kill_pets(), command_showpets(), copy_owner(), explode_bullet(), find_target_for_friendly_spell(), fire_arch_from_position(), fix_summon_pet(), friendly_fire(), get_pet_enemy(), get_real_owner(), hit_player(), hit_with_one_attacktype(), infect_object(), kill_object(), monster_cast_spell(), monster_use_bow(), monster_use_range(), monster_use_scroll(), monster_use_skill(), move_ball_spell(), move_golem(), move_missile(), move_monster(), move_player_attack(), move_swarm_spell(), peacemaker_type_process(), pet_move(), poison_living(), polymorph_living(), push_ob(), remove_all_pets(), scare_creature(), START_TEST(), steal(), summon_golem(), summon_object(), tailor_god_spell(), terminate_all_pets(), and use_oratory().

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const char* get_periodofday ( const int index )

give access to weekday names

Definition at line 113 of file time.c.

References PERIODS_PER_DAY, and periodsofday.

Referenced by cfapi_get_periodofday_name().

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object* get_player_container ( object * op )

Finds the player carrying an object.

Parameters

op	item for which we want the carrier (player).

Returns: the player, or NULL if not in an inventory.

Todo:: this function is badly named. Fix patching on the fly.

Definition at line 356 of file object.c.

References obj::env, PLAYER, and obj::type.

Referenced by cfapi_object_find(), cfapi_object_set_property(), decrease_ob_nr(), drain_wand_charge(), identify(), increase_ob_nr(), insert_ob_in_ob(), lamp_type_apply(), lighter_type_apply(), pick_up_object(), remove_force(), remove_ob(), send_changed_object(), and START_TEST().

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int get_power_from_ench ( int ench )

Definition at line 240 of file item.c.

Referenced by calc_item_power(), and fix_generated_item().

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godlink* get_rand_god ( void )

Returns a random god.

Returns: a random god, or NULL if no god was found.

Definition at line 111 of file holy.c.

References first_god, glnk::id, llevError, LOG(), and glnk::next.

Referenced by god_info_msg().

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object* get_random_mon ( int level )

Returns a random monster selected from linked list of all monsters in the current game. Changed 971225 to be greater than equal to level passed. Also made choosing by level more random.

Parameters

level if non-zero, then only monsters greater than that level will be returned.

Returns: random monster, or NULL if failure.

Definition at line 1316 of file readable.c.

References obj::level, llevError, LOG(), mon, oblnk::next, nrofmon, and oblnk::ob.

Referenced by alchemy_failure_effect(), and mon_info_msg().

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recipe* get_random_recipe ( recipelist * rpl )

Gets a random recipe from a list, based on chance.

Parameters

rpl	recipelist we want a recipe from. Can be NULL in which case a random one is selected.

Returns: random recipe. Can be NULL if recipelist has a total_chance of 0.

Definition at line 697 of file recipe.c.

References recipestruct::chance, get_random_recipelist(), recipeliststruct::items, recipestruct::next, and recipeliststruct::total_chance.

Referenced by alchemy_failure_effect().

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void get_rangevector	(	object *	op1,
		const object *	op2,
		rv_vector *	retval,
		int	flags
	)

From map.c This is used by get_player to determine where the other creature is. get_rangevector takes into account map tiling, so you just can not look the the map coordinates and get the right value. distance_x/y are distance away, which can be negative. direction is the crossfire direction scheme that the creature should head. part is the part of the monster that is closest.

get_rangevector looks at op1 and op2, and fills in the structure for op1 to get to op2. We already trust that the caller has verified that the two objects are at least on adjacent maps. If not, results are not likely to be what is desired. if the objects are not on maps, results are also likely to be unexpected

Parameters

op1	object which wants to go to op2's location.
op2	target of op1.
retval	vector for op1 to go to op2.
flags	if 1, don't translate for closest body part of 'op1'

Definition at line 2504 of file map.c.

References adjacent_map(), rv_vector::direction, rv_vector::distance, rv_vector::distance_x, rv_vector::distance_y, find_dir_2(), isqrt(), obj::map, obj::more, rv_vector::part, obj::x, and obj::y.

Referenced by can_detect_enemy(), can_hit(), find_enemy(), flee_player(), get_pet_enemy(), monster_cast_spell(), monster_use_bow(), monster_use_scroll(), move_monster(), path_to_player(), player_can_view(), process_players1(), and spring_trap().

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void get_rangevector_from_mapcoord	(	const mapstruct *	m,
		int	x,
		int	y,
		const object *	op2,
		rv_vector *	retval,
		int	flags
	)

This is basically the same as get_rangevector() above, but instead of the first parameter being an object, it instead is the map and x,y coordinates - this is used for path to player - since the object is not infact moving but we are trying to traverse the path, we need this. flags has no meaning for this function at this time - I kept it in to be more consistant with the above function and also in case they are needed for something in the future. Also, since no object is pasted, the best field of the rv_vector is set to NULL.

Parameters

m	map to consider.
x
y	origin coordinates.
op2	target object.
retval	vector to get to op2.
flags	unused.

Definition at line 2573 of file map.c.

References adjacent_map(), rv_vector::direction, rv_vector::distance, rv_vector::distance_x, rv_vector::distance_y, find_dir_2(), isqrt(), obj::map, rv_vector::part, obj::x, and obj::y.

Referenced by path_to_player().

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const readable_message_type* get_readable_message_type ( object * readable )

Get the readable type for an object (hopefully book).

Parameters

readable object for which we want the readable type.

Returns: type of the book. Will never be NULL.

Definition at line 2181 of file readable.c.

References last_readable_subtype, and obj::subtype.

Referenced by apply_sign(), and book_type_apply().

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region* get_region_by_map ( mapstruct * m )

Gets a region from a map.

Parameters

m	map we want the region of.

Returns: region.

Todo:: This might need optimising at some point.

Definition at line 85 of file region.c.

References get_name_of_region_for_map(), and get_region_by_name().

Referenced by add_region_link(), cfapi_map_get_map_property(), command_whereabouts(), current_map_info(), enter_random_map(), enter_random_template_map(), get_jail_exit(), get_who_escape_code_value(), list_players(), and process_map().

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region* get_region_by_name ( const char * region_name )

Gets a region by name.

Used by the map parsing code.

Parameters

region_name name of region.

Returns

matching region
if no match, returns the first region with the 'fallback' property set and LOG()s to debug.
if it can't find a matching name and a fallback region it LOG()s an info message and returns NULL.

Definition at line 57 of file region.c.

References regiondef::fallback, first_region, llevDebug, llevInfo, LOG(), regiondef::name, and regiondef::next.

Referenced by assign_region_parents(), current_region_info(), get_region_by_map(), and load_map_header().

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region* get_region_from_string ( const char * name )

Tries to find a region that 'name' corresponds to. It looks, in order, for:

an exact match to region name (case insensitive)
an exact match to longname (case insensitive)
a substring that matches to the longname (eg Kingdom)
a substring that matches to the region name (eg nav)
if it can find none of these it returns the first parentless region (there should be only one of these - the top level one) If we got a NULL, then just return the top level region

Parameters

name	region we're searching. Can be NULL.

Returns: matching region.

Definition at line 132 of file region.c.

References first_region, regiondef::longname, regiondef::name, regiondef::next, regiondef::parent, and strcasecmp().

Referenced by command_who().

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const char* get_region_longname ( const region * r )

Gets the longname of a region.

The longname of a region is not a required field, any given region may want to not set it and use the parent's one instead.

Parameters

r	region we're searching the longname.

Returns

if a longname is set return it.
if there is a parent, call the function against that
if all fails, return a obviously wrong string if we can't get a longname, this should never happen. We also LOG() a debug message.

Definition at line 229 of file region.c.

References get_region_longname(), llevDebug, LOG(), regiondef::longname, regiondef::name, and regiondef::parent.

Referenced by command_whereabouts(), current_map_info(), current_region_info(), get_region_longname(), get_who_escape_code_value(), write_map_page(), write_region_index(), and write_region_page().

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const char* get_region_msg ( const region * r )

Gets a message for a region.

Parameters

r	region. Can't be NULL.

Returns

region's message if set
message of parent else
obviously wrong message if no parent, and we LOG() a debug message.

Definition at line 250 of file region.c.

References get_region_msg(), llevDebug, LOG(), regiondef::msg, regiondef::name, and regiondef::parent.

Referenced by current_region_info(), get_region_msg(), and write_region_page().

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region* get_region_struct ( void )

Allocates and zeros a region struct, this isn't free()'d anywhere, so might be a memory leak, but it shouldn't matter too much since it isn't called that often....

Returns: initialised region structure.

Note: will never fail, as a memory allocation error calls fatal().

Todo:: free those pointers someday? :)

Definition at line 336 of file region.c.

References CALLOC, fatal(), and OUT_OF_MEMORY.

Referenced by main(), and parse_regions().

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void get_search_arr ( int * search_arr )

New function to make monster searching more efficient, and effective! This basically returns a randomized array (in the passed pointer) of the spaces to find monsters. In this way, it won't always look for monsters to the north first. However, the size of the array passed covers all the spaces, so within that size, all the spaces within the 3x3 area will be searched, just not in a predictable order.

Parameters

search_arr array that will be initialized. Must contain at least SIZEOFFREE elements.

Definition at line 3283 of file object.c.

References permute(), SIZEOFFREE, SIZEOFFREE1, and SIZEOFFREE2.

Referenced by find_nearest_living_creature(), and get_pet_enemy().

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const char* get_season_name ( const int index )

give access to season names

Definition at line 134 of file time.c.

References season_name, and SEASONS_PER_YEAR.

Referenced by cfapi_get_season_name(), and START_TEST().

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object* get_split_ob	(	object *	orig_ob,
		uint32	nr,
		char *	err,
		size_t	size
	)

get_split_ob(ob,nr) splits up ob into two parts. The part which is returned contains nr objects, and the remaining parts contains the rest (or is removed and freed if that number is 0). On failure, NULL is returned, and the reason LOG()ed.

This function will send an update to the client if the remaining object is in a player inventory.

Parameters

orig_ob	object from which to split.
nr	number of elements to split.
err	buffer that will contain failure reason if NULL is returned. Can be NULL.
size	err's size

Returns: split object, or NULL on failure.

Todo:: handle case orig_ob->nrof == 0 (meaning 1).

Definition at line 2313 of file object.c.

References decrease_ob_nr(), llevDebug, LOG(), obj::name, obj::nrof, object_create_clone(), and snprintf().

Referenced by animate_weapon(), apply_container(), apply_special(), cfapi_object_split(), do_throw(), drop_object(), fire_bow(), improve_armour(), lamp_type_apply(), lighter_type_apply(), loot_object(), pick_up_object(), put_object_in_sack(), and START_TEST().

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void get_tod ( timeofday_t * tod )

Computes the ingame time of the day.

Parameters

[out] tod where to store information. Must not be NULL.

Definition at line 268 of file time.c.

const typedata* get_typedata ( int itemtype )

Parameters

itemtype item type for which to return typedata.

Returns: typedata that has a number equal to itemtype, if there isn't one, returns NULL

Definition at line 352 of file item.c.

References item_types_size.

Referenced by CREResourcesWindow::fillArtifacts(), parse_shop_string(), query_cost(), query_cost_string(), and CREFacePanel::setFace().

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const typedata* get_typedata_by_name ( const char * name )

Parameters

name	item name for which to return typedata. Singular form is preferred.

Returns: typedata that has a name equal to itemtype, if there isn't one, return the plural name that matches, if there still isn't one return NULL

Note: will emit an Info if found by plural form.

Definition at line 372 of file item.c.

References item_types_size, llevInfo, and LOG().

Referenced by parse_shop_string().

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const char* get_weekday ( const int index )

give access to weekday names

Definition at line 127 of file time.c.

References DAYS_PER_WEEK, and weekdays.

Referenced by cfapi_get_weekday_name(), and START_TEST().

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void give_artifact_abilities	(	object *	op,
		object *	artifact
	)

Fixes the given object, giving it the abilities and titles it should have due to the second artifact-template.

Definition at line 1884 of file treasure.c.

References add_abilities(), add_string(), free_string(), MAX_BUF, obj::name, snprintf(), and obj::title.

Referenced by cast_create_missile(), command_create(), generate_artifact(), and make_item_from_recipe().

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object* give_skill_by_name	(	object *	op,
		const char *	skill_name
	)

Given the skill name skill_name, we find the skill archetype/object, set appropriate values, and insert it into the object (op) that is passed.

We return the skill - this makes it easier for calling functions that want to do something with it immediately.

Parameters

op	object to which to give the skill. Must not be NULL.
skill_name	skill to give. Must not be NULL.

Returns: newly created skill, or NULL if failure (logger with error level).

Note: this doesn't check whether the object already has the skill or not.

Definition at line 1689 of file living.c.

References arch_to_object(), CLEAR_FLAG, obj::contr, liv::exp, FLAG_CAN_USE_SKILL, get_archetype_by_skill_name(), insert_ob_in_ob(), pl::last_skill_exp, pl::last_skill_ob, obj::level, llevError, LOG(), SKILL, obj::stats, and obj::subtype.

Referenced by add_player_exp(), adjust_skill_tool(), become_follower(), cfapi_object_give_skill(), do_skill(), food_type_apply(), and learn_skill().

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int has_ability ( const object * ob )

Checks whether object has innate abilities (spell/spellbook in inventory).

Returns: 1 if monster has any innate abilities, 0 else

Definition at line 151 of file exp.c.

References obj::below, FALSE, obj::inv, SPELL, SPELLBOOK, TRUE, and obj::type.

Referenced by new_exp().

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mapstruct* has_been_loaded ( const char * name )

Checks whether map has been loaded.

Parameters

name	path of the map to search. Can be NULL.

Returns: the mapstruct which has a name matching the given argument. return NULL if no match is found.

Definition at line 87 of file map.c.

References first_map, mapdef::next, and mapdef::path.

Referenced by cfapi_map_has_been_loaded(), command_reset(), is_legal_2ways_exit(), and ready_map_name().

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int has_carried_lights ( const object * op )

Checks if op has a light source.

Parameters

op	object being checked.

Returns: true if op carries one or more lights

Note: This is a trivial function now days, but it used to be a bit longer. Probably better for callers to just check the op->glow_radius instead of calling this.

Definition at line 322 of file los.c.

References obj::glow_radius.

Referenced by can_see_enemy(), and hideability().

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void i18n_init ( void )

Initializes the i18n subsystem.

Definition at line 108 of file languages.c.

References convert_newline(), Settings::datadir, HUGE_BUF, i18n_strings, language_codes, llevDebug, llevError, LOG(), MAX_BUF, NUM_LANGUAGES, settings, snprintf(), and strerror_local().

Referenced by init_library().

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const char* i18n_translate	(	int	language,
		int	id
	)

Translates a given i18n string into the provided language.

Parameters

language	The language numerical code to translate the string to
id	The i18n string identifier

Returns: The translated string, or NULL if an error occured.

Definition at line 73 of file languages.c.

References i18n_strings, NUM_I18N_STRINGS, and NUM_LANGUAGES.

Referenced by command_afk(), command_applymode(), command_body(), command_bowmode(), command_brace(), command_debug(), command_explore(), command_help(), command_kill_pets(), command_language(), command_listen(), command_output_count(), command_output_sync(), command_passwd(), command_peaceful(), command_petmode(), command_players(), command_quit(), command_resistances(), command_save(), command_showpets(), command_sound(), command_statistics(), command_title(), command_usekeys(), command_whereabouts(), command_wimpy(), command_wizcast(), command_wizpass(), current_map_info(), current_region_info(), help_topics(), list_players(), malloc_info(), map_info(), receive_player_password(), and show_commands().

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void identify ( object * op )

Identifies an item. Supposed to fix face-values as well here, but later.

Parameters

op	item to identify. Can be already identified without ill effects.

Definition at line 1447 of file item.c.

References add_refcount(), obj::arch, CLEAR_FLAG, archt::clone, obj::env, esrv_update_item(), FLAG_BLESSED, FLAG_CURSED, FLAG_DAMNED, FLAG_IDENTIFIED, FLAG_KNOWN_BLESSED, FLAG_KNOWN_CURSED, FLAG_KNOWN_MAGICAL, FLAG_NO_SKILL_IDENT, free_string(), get_player_container(), obj::inv, obj::map, obj::name, obj::name_pl, PLAYER, POTION, present(), QUERY_FLAG, obj::randomitems, SET_FLAG, obj::title, obj::type, UP_OBJ_FACE, UPD_ALL, UPD_FACE, UPD_NAME, update_object(), obj::x, and obj::y.

Referenced by auto_apply(), cast_identify(), cfapi_object_identify(), do_skill_ident2(), identify_altar_type_move_on(), potion_type_apply(), scroll_type_apply(), sell_item(), and spellbook_type_apply().

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void init_anim ( void )

Loads the lib/animations file. Can be called multiple times without ill effects.

Definition at line 55 of file anim.c.

References add_string(), animations, animations_allocated, Settings::datadir, animations_struct::faces, animations_struct::facings, find_face(), llevDebug, llevError, LOG(), MAX_ANIMATIONS, MAX_BUF, animations_struct::name, animations_struct::num, animations_struct::num_animations, num_animations, settings, snprintf(), and strerror_local().

Referenced by cctk_init_std_archetypes(), and init_library().

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void init_archetype_pointers ( void )

Initialize global archtype pointers:

Definition at line 66 of file treasure.c.

References amulet_arch, crown_arch, find_archetype(), ring_arch, staff_arch, and warn_archetypes.

Referenced by init_beforeplay().

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void init_archetypes ( void )

Initialises the internal linked list of archetypes (read from file). Then the global empty_archetype pointer is initialised. Can be called multiple times, will just return.

Definition at line 195 of file arch.c.

References arch_init, empty_archetype, find_archetype(), first_archetype, and load_archetypes().

Referenced by cctk_init_std_archetypes(), init_beforeplay(), init_library(), main(), and START_TEST().

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void init_artifacts ( void )

Builds up the lists of artifacts from the file in the libdir. Can be called multiple times without ill effects.

Definition at line 1539 of file treasure.c.

References add_string(), artifactstruct::allowed, obj::arch, artifact_init, artifactstruct::chance, close_and_delete(), Settings::datadir, artifactstruct::difficulty, find_artifactlist(), first_artifactlist, get_empty_artifact(), get_empty_artifactlist(), HUGE_BUF, artifactstruct::item, artifactliststruct::items, llevDebug, llevError, LO_LINEMODE, load_object(), LOG(), MAX_BUF, linked_char::name, obj::name, artifactstruct::next, artifactliststruct::next, linked_char::next, nrofallowedstr, nrofartifacts, open_and_uncompress(), reset_object(), settings, snprintf(), artifactliststruct::total_chance, artifactliststruct::type, and obj::type.

Referenced by init_beforeplay(), and main().

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void init_block ( void )

initialises the array used by the LOS routines.

Since we are only doing the upper left quadrant, only these spaces could possibly get blocked, since these are the only ones further out that are still possibly in the sightline.

Definition at line 102 of file los.c.

References FABS, blstr::index, MAP_CLIENT_X, MAP_CLIENT_Y, set_block(), and SPACE_BLOCK.

Referenced by cctk_init_std_archetypes(), and init_library().

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void init_experience ( void )

This loads the experience table from the exp_table file. This tends to exit on any errors, since it populates the table as it goes along, so if there are errors, the table is likely in an inconsistent state.

Note: will call exit() if file is invalid or not found.

Definition at line 170 of file exp.c.

References close_and_delete(), Settings::confdir, levels, llevDebug, llevError, LOG(), MAX_BUF, Settings::max_level, open_and_uncompress(), settings, snprintf(), and strncasecmp().

Referenced by init_library().

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void init_formulae ( void )

Builds up the lists of formula from the file in the libdir. -b.t.

Definition at line 159 of file recipe.c.

References add_string(), recipestruct::arch_name, recipestruct::arch_names, build_stringlist(), recipestruct::cauldron, recipestruct::chance, check_formulae(), check_recipe(), close_and_delete(), Settings::datadir, recipestruct::diff, recipestruct::exp, formulalist, get_empty_formula(), recipestruct::index, recipestruct::ingred, init_recipelist(), recipeliststruct::items, recipestruct::keycode, llevDebug, llevError, LOG(), MAX_BUF, linked_char::name, recipestruct::next, recipeliststruct::next, linked_char::next, numb_ingred(), recipeliststruct::number, open_and_uncompress(), settings, recipestruct::skill, snprintf(), strtoint(), recipestruct::title, recipeliststruct::total_chance, recipestruct::transmute, and recipestruct::yield.

Referenced by init_beforeplay(), and main().

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void init_globals ( void )

Initialises all global variables. Might use environment-variables as default for some of them.

Setups logfile, and such variables.

Definition at line 263 of file init.c.

References add_string(), amulet_arch, animations, animations_allocated, exiting, first_archetype, first_artifactlist, first_friendly_object, first_map, first_map_ext_path, first_player, first_treasurelist, init_defaults(), logfile, Settings::logfilename, nrofallowedstr, nrofartifacts, nroftreasures, num_animations, ring_arch, staff_arch, statistics, trying_emergency_save, undead_name, and warn_archetypes.

Referenced by cctk_init_std_archetypes(), init_library(), and main().

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void init_gods ( void )

This takes a look at all of the archetypes to find the objects which correspond to the GODS (type GOD)

Definition at line 63 of file holy.c.

References add_god_to_list(), archt::clone, first_archetype, GOD, llevDebug, LOG(), archt::next, and obj::type.

Referenced by init_beforeplay(), main(), and setup().

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void init_hash_table ( void )

Initialises the hash-table used by the shared string library.

Definition at line 47 of file shstr.c.

References hash_table, and TABLESIZE.

Referenced by cctk_init_std_archetypes(), init_library(), and setup().

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void init_library ( void )

It is vital that init_library() is called by any functions using this library. If you want to lessen the size of the program using the library, you can replace the call to init_library() with init_globals() and init_function_pointers(). Good idea to also call init_vars and init_hash_table if you are doing any object loading.

Definition at line 201 of file init.c.

References i18n_init(), init_anim(), init_archetypes(), init_attackmess(), init_block(), init_clocks(), init_dynamic(), init_emergency_mappath(), init_environ(), init_experience(), init_globals(), init_hash_table(), init_objects(), init_vars(), read_bmap_names(), and read_smooth().

Referenced by init(), and main().

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void init_ob_method_struct	(	ob_methods *	methods,
		ob_methods *	fallback
	)

Initializes a ob_methods struct. Make sure this always matches ob_methods.h

Parameters

methods	ob_method structure to initialize
fallback	Default fallback for the ob_method

Definition at line 49 of file ob_types.c.

References ob_methods::apply, ob_methods::describe, ob_methods::fallback, ob_methods::move_on, ob_methods::process, and ob_methods::trigger.

Referenced by init_ob_methods(), and init_ob_types().

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void init_ob_types ( ob_methods * base_type )

Initializes the object system.

Parameters

base_type base type to use as a base for all types.

Todo:: when migration is complete, the parameter should go, and this function should be called from init_library() instead of init_ob_methods() in server/ob_methods.c.

Definition at line 66 of file ob_types.c.

References init_ob_method_struct(), and OBJECT_TYPE_MAX.

Referenced by init_ob_methods().

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void init_objects ( void )

Sets up and initialises the linked list of free and used objects. Allocates a certain chunk of objects and puts them on the free list. Called by init_library();

Definition at line 347 of file init.c.

References active_objects, FLAG_FREED, FLAG_REMOVED, free_objects, obj::next, objarray, objects, obj::prev, SET_FLAG, and STARTMAX.

Referenced by cctk_init_std_archetypes(), and init_library().

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void init_readable ( void )

Initialize linked lists utilized by message functions in tailor_readable_ob()

This is the function called by the main routine to initialize all the readable information.

Definition at line 952 of file readable.c.

References init_book_archive(), init_mon_info(), init_msgfile(), llevDebug, and LOG().

Referenced by init_beforeplay(), and main().

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void init_regions ( void )

Initialises regions from the regions file.

Definition at line 301 of file region.c.

References assign_region_parents(), close_and_delete(), Settings::datadir, first_region, llevDebug, llevError, LOG(), Settings::mapdir, MAX_BUF, open_and_uncompress(), parse_regions(), Settings::regions, settings, and snprintf().

Referenced by init_beforeplay(), and main().

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void init_vars ( void )

Referenced by cctk_init_std_archetypes(), and init_library().

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object* insert_ob_in_map	(	object *	op,
		mapstruct *	m,
		object *	originator,
		int	flag
	)

This function inserts the object in the two-way linked list which represents what is on a map.

It will update player count if the op is a player.

Player ground window will be updated if needed.

Parameters

op	object to insert. Must be removed. Its coordinates must be valid for the map.
m	map to insert into. Must not be NULL.
originator	player, monster or other object that caused 'op' to be inserted into 'm'. May be NULL.
flag	bitmask about special things to do (or not do) when this function is called. See the object.h file for the INS_xxx values. Passing 0 for flag gives proper default values, so flag really only needs to be set if special handling is needed.

Returns

new object if 'op' was merged with other object.
NULL if 'op' was destroyed
just 'op' otherwise

Todo:: this function is a mess, and should be cleaned.

Definition at line 1992 of file object.c.

References obj::above, obj::below, can_merge(), check_move_on(), CLEAR_FLAG, obj::contr, pl::do_los, dump_object(), FLAG_ALIVE, FLAG_APPLIED, FLAG_FREED, FLAG_INV_LOCKED, FLAG_IS_FLOOR, FLAG_NO_PICK, FLAG_NO_STEAL, FLAG_OVERLAY_FLOOR, FLAG_REMOVED, free_object(), get_map_from_coord(), GET_MAP_OB, GET_MAP_TOP, obj::glow_radius, obj::head, pl::hidden, INS_ABOVE_FLOOR_ONLY, INS_BELOW_ORIGINATOR, INS_MAP_LOAD, INS_NO_MERGE, INS_NO_WALK_ON, insert_ob_in_map(), LAMP, llevError, LOG(), obj::map, MAP_DARKNESS, merge_spell(), obj::more, MOVE_FLY_HIGH, MOVE_FLY_LOW, obj::move_type, obj::nrof, obj::other_arch, out_of_map(), OUT_OF_REAL_MAP, obj::ox, obj::oy, PLAYER, mapdef::players, QUERY_FLAG, obj::range, remove_ob(), SET_MAP_OB, SET_MAP_TOP, pl::socket, obj::speed, obj::speed_left, SPELL_EFFECT, stringbuffer_finish(), stringbuffer_new(), pl::transport, obj::type, UP_OBJ_INSERT, update_all_los(), socket_struct::update_look, update_object(), obj::x, and obj::y.

Referenced by alchemy_failure_effect(), animate_bomb(), animate_weapon(), auto_apply(), cast_cause_disease(), cast_cone(), cast_consecrate(), cast_create_obj(), cast_create_town_portal(), cast_destruction(), cast_detection(), cast_light(), cast_magic_storm(), cast_polymorph(), cast_raise_dead_spell(), cast_smite_spell(), cfapi_object_insert(), change_object(), charge_mana_effect(), command_create(), command_reset(), common_process_projectile(), cone_drop(), converter_type_move_on(), create_bomb(), dimension_door(), do_harvest(), do_throw(), drop_object(), enter_map(), explode_bullet(), explosion(), fire_arch_from_position(), fire_bolt(), fire_bow(), fire_bullet(), fire_swarm(), fix_multipart_object(), fix_stopped_item(), follow_owner(), forklightning(), free_object2(), gate_type_process(), generate_monster_arch(), handle_apply_yield(), hit_player(), hit_with_arrow(), insert_multisquare_ob_in_map(), insert_ob_in_map(), insert_ob_in_map_at(), key_change_class(), keyplace(), kill_object(), kill_player(), load_objects(), lock_and_hide_doors(), loot_object(), magic_wall(), make_map_floor(), make_map_walls(), mood_change(), move_aura(), move_ball_spell(), move_bolt(), move_bullet(), move_cone(), move_missile(), move_ob(), move_symptom(), pick_up(), place_alchemy_objects(), place_chest(), place_exits(), place_fountain_with_specials(), place_special_exit(), polymorph_item(), polymorph_living(), potion_type_apply(), push_ob(), put_a_monster(), put_decor(), put_doors(), put_floor(), put_treasure(), recharge(), remove_door(), remove_force(), remove_locked_door(), remove_unpaid_objects(), replace_insert_ob_in_map(), retrofit_joined_wall(), roll_ob(), save_throw_object(), setup(), shop_mat_type_move_on(), spell_effect(), spell_failure(), spring_trap(), START_TEST(), stop_jump(), stop_projectile(), summon_golem(), summon_object(), surround_by_doors(), teleport(), transfer_ob(), transport_type_apply(), trap_show(), treasure_type_apply(), turn_one_transport(), write_mark(), and write_rune().

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object* insert_ob_in_map_at	(	object *	op,
		mapstruct *	m,
		object *	originator,
		int	flag,
		int	x,
		int	y
	)

Same as insert_ob_in_map() except it handle separate coordinates and do a clean job preparing multi-part monsters.

Parameters

op	object to insert.
m	map to insert into.
originator	what caused op to be inserted.
flag	Combination of INS_xxx values.
x
y	coordinates to insert at.

Definition at line 1761 of file object.c.

References obj::arch, archt::clone, obj::head, insert_ob_in_map(), obj::map, obj::more, obj::x, and obj::y.

Referenced by apply_builder_floor(), apply_builder_item(), apply_builder_wall(), apply_builder_window(), apply_container(), cfapi_object_insert(), cfapi_object_teleport(), cfapi_object_transfer(), command_create(), convert_item(), fix_walls(), generate_monster_inv(), move_creator(), process_players1(), put_object_in_sack(), START_TEST(), and turn_one_transport().

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object* insert_ob_in_ob	(	object *	op,
		object *	where
	)

This function inserts the object op in the linked list inside the object environment.

It will send to client where is a player.

Parameters

op	object to insert. Must be removed and not NULL. Must not be multipart. May become invalid after return, so use return value of the function.
where	object to insert into. Must not be NULL. Should be the head part.

Returns: pointer to inserted item, which will be different than op if object was merged.

Definition at line 2510 of file object.c.

References obj::above, add_weight(), obj::below, can_merge(), obj::carrying, CLEAR_FLAG, CONTAINER, obj::contr, obj::count, dump_object(), obj::env, esrv_send_item(), fix_object(), FLAG_APPLIED, FLAG_NO_FIX_PLAYER, FLAG_OBJ_ORIGINAL, FLAG_REMOVED, free_object(), get_player_container(), obj::glow_radius, obj::head, increase_ob_nr(), obj::inv, llevDebug, llevError, LOG(), obj::map, MAP_DARKNESS, obj::more, obj::name, obj::nrof, obj::ox, obj::oy, P_NEED_UPDATE, QUERY_FLAG, SET_FLAG, SET_MAP_FLAGS, SKILL, stringbuffer_finish(), stringbuffer_new(), obj::type, update_all_los(), update_position(), obj::weight, obj::x, and obj::y.

Referenced by add_abilities(), alchemy_failure_effect(), animate_weapon(), apply_container(), apply_special(), attempt_recipe(), auto_apply(), blind_living(), cast_bless(), cast_change_ability(), cast_create_town_portal(), cast_curse(), cast_word_of_recall(), cfapi_object_insert(), change_luck(), change_object(), command_create(), command_insert_into(), command_use(), confuse_living(), copy_object_with_inv(), create_aura(), do_harvest(), do_learn_spell(), do_symptoms(), do_throw(), do_turn(), dragon_ability_gain(), drain_specific_stat(), eat_special_food(), find_or_create_connection_for_map(), fix_container(), fix_generated_item(), give_skill_by_name(), god_gives_present(), grant_immunity(), handle_apply_yield(), hit_with_arrow(), improve_armour(), infect_object(), insert_objects(), keyplace(), kill_player(), lamp_type_apply(), lighter_type_apply(), local_check_loaded_object(), magic_wall(), make_object_glow(), make_throw_ob(), monster_check_pickup(), move_aura(), move_marker(), object_create_clone(), pick_up_object(), place_chest(), poison_living(), potion_type_apply(), put_object_in_sack(), put_treasure(), remove_force(), save_throw_object(), second_arch_pass(), sell_item(), slow_living(), START_TEST(), stick_arrow(), swap_random_stats(), transmute_item_to_flower(), transport_type_apply(), write_note(), write_rune(), and write_scroll().

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int is_dragon_pl ( const object * op )

Checks if player is a dragon.

Parameters

op	player to check. Can be NULL.

Returns: TRUE if the adressed object 'ob' is a player of the dragon race.

Definition at line 125 of file player.c.

References obj::arch, archt::clone, PLAYER, obj::race, and obj::type.

Referenced by check_login(), command_resistances(), command_title(), describe_item(), describe_monster(), dragon_eat_flesh(), find_best_player_hth_skill(), food_type_apply(), perceive_self(), and player_lvl_adj().

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int is_friendly ( const object * op )

Checks if the given object is already in the friendly list or not Lauwenmark - 31/07/05

Parameters

op	item to check

Returns: 1 if on friendly list, 0 else

Definition at line 157 of file friend.c.

References first_friendly_object, oblnk::next, and oblnk::ob.

Referenced by add_friendly_object(), cfapi_object_get_property(), and cfapi_object_set_property().

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int is_magical ( const object * op )

Checks whether object is magical.

A magical item is one that increases/decreases any abilities, provides a resistance, has a generic magical bonus, or is an artifact.

Parameters

op	item to check.

Returns: true if the item is magical.

Definition at line 1312 of file item.c.

References liv::ac, AMULET, ARMOUR, ATNR_PHYSICAL, BOOTS, liv::dam, liv::exp, FLAG_ALIVE, FLAG_REFL_MISSILE, FLAG_REFL_SPELL, FLAG_STEALTH, FLAG_XRAYS, liv::food, get_attr_value(), GIRDLE, GLOVES, HELMET, liv::hp, liv::luck, obj::magic, obj::move_type, NROFATTACKS, NUM_STATS, POTION, POWER_CRYSTAL, QUERY_FLAG, obj::resist, RING, ROD, SCROLL, SHIELD, liv::sp, SPELLBOOK, obj::stats, obj::title, obj::type, WAND, and liv::wc.

Referenced by cast_detection(), cfapi_object_get_property(), do_skill_detect_magic(), query_base_name(), and query_short_name().

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int is_old_wraith_pl ( object * op )

Checks if player is a wraith without the 'wraith feed' skill.

Parameters

op	player to check.

Returns: true if the adressed object 'ob' is an old wraith player, false else.

Definition at line 192 of file player.c.

References obj::arch, obj::below, obj::inv, is_wraith_pl(), obj::name, PLAYER, and obj::type.

Referenced by food_type_apply().

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int is_valid_faceset ( int fsn )

Checks specified faceset is valid

Parameters

fsn	faceset number

Definition at line 575 of file image.c.

int is_wraith_pl ( object * op )

Tests if a player is a wraith.

Parameters

op	player to check.

Returns: true if the adressed object 'ob' is a wraith player, false else.

Definition at line 173 of file player.c.

References obj::arch, obj::below, obj::inv, obj::name, PLAYER, and obj::type.

Referenced by eat_special_food(), food_type_apply(), hit_with_one_attacktype(), and is_old_wraith_pl().

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int isqrt ( int n )

Computes the square root. Based on (n+1)^2 = n^2 + 2n + 1 given that 1^2 = 1, then 2^2 = 1 + (2 + 1) = 1 + 3 = 4 3^2 = 4 + (4 + 1) = 4 + 5 = 1 + 3 + 5 = 9 4^2 = 9 + (6 + 1) = 9 + 7 = 1 + 3 + 5 + 7 = 16 ... In other words, a square number can be express as the sum of the series n^2 = 1 + 3 + ... + (2n-1)

Parameters

n	number of which to compute the root.

Returns: square root.

Definition at line 573 of file porting.c.

Referenced by expand_lighted_sight(), find_ingred_cost(), fix_flesh_item(), get_rangevector(), get_rangevector_from_mapcoord(), play_sound_map(), roguelike_place_room(), spell_failure(), stand_in_light(), and value_limit().

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int item_matched_string	(	object *	pl,
		object *	op,
		const char *	name
	)

This is a subset of the parse_id command. Basically, name can be a string seperated lists of things to match, with certain keywords. pl is the player (only needed to set count properly) op is the item we are trying to match. Calling function takes care of what action might need to be done and if it is valid (pickup, drop, etc.) Return NONZERO if we have a match. A higher value means a better match. 0 means no match.

Brief outline of the procedure: We take apart the name variable into the individual components. cases for 'all' and unpaid are pretty obvious. Next, we check for a count (either specified in name, or in the player object.) If count is 1, make a quick check on the name. IF count is >1, we need to make plural name. Return if match. Last, make a check on the full name.

Details on values output (highest is output):

match type return value

nothing 0 'all' 1 'unpaid' 2 'cursed' 2 'unlocked' 2 partial custom name 3 op->name with count >1 4 op->name with count <2 6 op->name_pl with count >1 6 inside base name 12 inside short name 12 begin of base name 14 custom name 15 base name 16 short name 18 full name 20 (note, count is extracted from begin of name parameter or from pl->contr->count, name has priority)

Parameters

pl	object we're searching an item for. Must not be NULL.
op	object we're considering. Must not be NULL.
name	string we're searching.

Returns: matching weight. The higher, the more the object matches.

Todo:: is the player->contr->count hack used?? Try to reduce buffers/calls to query_ functions.

Definition at line 3901 of file object.c.

References obj::contr, pl::count, obj::custom_name, FLAG_CURSED, FLAG_DAMNED, FLAG_INV_LOCKED, FLAG_KNOWN_CURSED, FLAG_UNPAID, HUGE_BUF, MAX_BUF, obj::name, obj::name_pl, PLAYER, query_base_name(), QUERY_FLAG, query_name(), query_short_name(), strcasecmp(), strncasecmp(), and obj::type.

Referenced by check_pick(), command_drop(), command_take(), find_best_apply_object_match(), START_TEST(), and write_rune().

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int legal_artifact_combination	(	object *	op,
		artifact *	art
	)

Checks if op can be combined with art.

Definition at line 1849 of file treasure.c.

References artifactstruct::allowed, obj::arch, llevDebug, LOG(), linked_char::name, obj::name, archt::name, and linked_char::next.

Referenced by generate_artifact(), and locate_recipe_artifact().

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sint64 level_exp	(	int	level,
		double	expmul
	)

Returns how much experience is needed for a player to become the given level. level should really never exceed max_level

Parameters

level	level player wants to reach
expmul	penality/bonus for experience.

Definition at line 1788 of file living.c.

References levels, Settings::max_level, and settings.

Referenced by calculate_difficulty(), command_statistics(), place_monsters(), player_lvl_adj(), and show_skills().

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int lex_load	(	int *	depth,
		object **	items,
		int	maxdepth,
		int	map_flags,
		int	linemode
	)

int load_object	(	FILE *	fp,
		object *	op,
		int	bufstate,
		int	map_flags
	)

Referenced by check_login(), first_arch_pass(), init_artifacts(), load_objects(), load_unique_objects(), and second_arch_pass().

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mapstruct* load_original_map	(	const char *	filename,
		int	flags
	)

Opens the file "filename" and reads information about the map from the given file, and stores it in a newly allocated mapstruct. A pointer to this structure is returned, or NULL on failure. flags correspond to those in map.h. Main ones used are MAP_PLAYER_UNIQUE, in which case we don't do any name changes, and

Parameters

filename	map path.
flags	how to interpret the path, and misc information (can be combined): MAP_PLAYER_UNIQUE: this is a unique map, path isn't changed MAP_OVERLAY: map is an overlay MAP_BLOCK: we block on this load. This happens in all cases, no matter if this flag is set or not. MAP_STYLE: style map - don't add active objects, don't add to server managed map list.

Returns: loaded map, or NULL if failure.

Definition at line 1226 of file map.c.

References allocate_map(), calculate_difficulty(), close_and_delete(), mapdef::compressed, create_overlay_pathname(), create_pathname(), delete_map(), EVENT_MAPLOAD, execute_global_event(), get_linked_map(), mapdef::in_memory, llevDebug, llevError, load_map_header(), load_objects(), LOG(), MAP_BLOCK, MAP_DIFFICULTY, MAP_IN_MEMORY, MAP_LOADING, MAP_OVERLAY, MAP_PLAYER_UNIQUE, MAP_STYLE, MAX_BUF, open_and_uncompress(), mapdef::path, set_map_reset_time(), snprintf(), strerror_local(), and update_buttons().

Referenced by enter_fixed_template_map(), enter_unique_map(), load_overlay_map(), load_style_map(), load_temporary_map(), and ready_map_name().

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artifact* locate_recipe_artifact	(	const recipe *	rp,
		size_t	idx
	)

Finds an artifact for a recipe.

Parameters

rp	recipe
idx	index of ingredient in recipe.

Returns: artifact, or NULL if not found.

Definition at line 637 of file recipe.c.

References recipestruct::arch_name, create_archetype(), find_artifactlist(), free_object(), artifactstruct::item, artifactliststruct::items, legal_artifact_combination(), obj::name, artifactstruct::next, recipestruct::title, and obj::type.

Referenced by check_recipe(), dump_alchemy(), dump_alchemy_costs(), and make_item_from_recipe().

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void LOG	(	LogLevel	logLevel,
		const char *	format,
			...
	)

Logs a message to stderr, or to file. Or discards the message if it is of no importance, and none have asked to hear messages of that logLevel.

See include/logger.h for possible logLevels. Messages with llevInfo and llevError are always printed, regardless of debug mode.

Parameters

logLevel	level of the message
format	message to log. Works like printf() and such

Definition at line 63 of file logger.c.

References clean_tmp_files(), Settings::debug, emergency_save(), exiting, llevError, llevInfo, LOG(), Settings::log_timestamp, Settings::log_timestamp_format, logfile, Settings::logfilename, loglevel_names, MAX_ERRORS, nroferrors, reopen_logfile, settings, TRUE, trying_emergency_save, and vsnprintf.

Referenced by add_abilities(), add_book(), add_book_to_list(), add_button_link(), add_friendly_object(), add_god_to_list(), add_score(), add_to_buffer(), adj_attackroll(), alchemy_failure_effect(), allocate_map(), animate_object(), animate_weapon(), CREUtils::animationNode(), append_spell(), apply_builder_remove(), apply_cmd(), apply_container(), apply_map_builder(), apply_special(), arch_to_object(), arrow_type_process(), artifact_msg(), assign_region_parents(), attempt_do_alchemy(), attempt_recipe(), block_until_new_connection(), blocked_link(), calc_alch_danger(), calc_skill_exp(), can_detect_enemy(), can_pay(), cast_cone(), cast_consecrate(), cast_create_missile(), cast_create_town_portal(), cast_dust(), cast_light(), cast_spell(), cast_wonder(), cast_word_of_recall(), cfapi_log(), cfapi_object_delete(), cfapi_object_insert(), cfapi_object_remove(), change_attr_value(), change_book(), change_exp(), change_luck(), change_object(), check_altar_sacrifice(), check_faceset_fallback(), check_formulae(), check_login(), check_recipe(), check_special_prayers(), check_spells(), check_treasurelist(), check_trigger(), check_weapon_power(), checkbanned(), checkdm(), choose_cult_monster(), clean_friendly_list(), clean_tmp_files(), cleanup(), command_arrest(), command_banish(), command_create(), command_help(), command_loadplugin(), command_pickup(), command_reset(), command_unloadplugin(), command_use(), command_whereabouts(), common_ob_move_on(), common_pre_ob_move_on(), common_process_projectile(), communicate(), compile_info(), content_recipe_value(), convert_item(), copy_file(), create_one_treasure(), create_treasure(), dead_player(), deathstrike_living(), deep_swamp_type_process(), delete_map(), determine_holy_arch(), die_roll(), display_high_score(), display_who_entry(), do_forget_spell(), do_harvest(), do_learn_spell(), do_server(), do_skill(), do_skill_attack(), do_throw(), dragon_ability_gain(), drain_specific_stat(), draw_client_map(), draw_ext_info(), draw_magic_map(), dump_alchemy(), dump_alchemy_costs(), dump_all_archetypes(), dump_all_objects(), dump_friendly_objects(), dump_map(), emergency_save(), enter_exit(), enter_fixed_template_map(), enter_map(), enter_player_savebed(), enter_unique_map(), esrv_add_spells(), esrv_draw_look(), esrv_move_object(), esrv_remove_spell(), esrv_send_animation(), esrv_send_face(), esrv_update_item(), esrv_update_stats(), examine_cmd(), execute_event(), execute_newserver_command(), expand_lighted_sight(), explode_bullet(), find_animation(), find_archetype(), find_color(), find_doors_in_room_recursive(), find_mon_throw_ob(), find_nearest_living_creature(), find_recipe(), find_throw_ob(), find_title(), find_transmution_ob(), find_treasurelist(), fire_bow(), fire_misc_object(), fix_flesh_item(), fix_generated_item(), fix_multipart_object(), fix_object(), fix_weight(), flee_player(), flush_old_maps(), follow_owner(), follower_level_to_enchantments(), food_type_apply(), forbid_play(), free_all_archs(), free_all_god(), free_all_maps(), free_all_newserver(), free_all_object_data(), free_all_objects(), free_all_readable(), free_all_recipes(), free_map(), free_newsocket(), free_object2(), free_player(), free_races(), free_style_maps(), gate_type_process(), generate_artifact(), generate_monster_arch(), generate_monster_inv(), generate_treasure(), get_attack_mode(), get_face_fallback(), get_jail_exit(), get_name_of_region_for_map(), get_nearest_player(), get_object(), get_owner(), get_party_password(), get_player_archetype(), get_rand_god(), get_random_mon(), get_random_recipelist(), get_region_by_name(), get_region_longname(), get_region_msg(), get_split_ob(), get_titlelist(), get_typedata_by_name(), give_initial_items(), give_skill_by_name(), god_enchants_weapon(), god_info_msg(), god_intervention(), handle_client(), hit_map(), hit_player(), hit_with_one_attacktype(), i18n_init(), identify_altar_type_move_on(), improve_armour(), improve_weapon(), init_anim(), init_archetable(), init_artifacts(), init_attackmess(), init_book_archive(), init_clocks(), init_connection(), init_dynamic(), init_emergency_mappath(), init_experience(), init_formulae(), init_gods(), init_mon_info(), init_msgfile(), init_races(), init_readable(), init_regions(), init_server(), init_signals(), init_skills(), init_startup(), initPlugins(), inscribe_scroll_cmd(), insert_ob_in_map(), insert_ob_in_ob(), key_change_class(), key_roll_stat(), kill_object(), learn_skill(), leave(), legal_artifact_combination(), level_for_item(), link_player_skills(), load_archetypes(), load_map_header(), load_materials(), load_objects(), load_original_map(), load_overlay_map(), load_settings(), load_temporary_map(), load_treasure(), load_treasures(), load_unique_objects(), local_check_loaded_object(), lock_item_cmd(), LOG(), lookup_spell_by_name(), magic_from_difficulty(), magic_wall(), main(), make_formula_book(), make_item_from_recipe(), make_object_glow(), make_path_to_file(), make_throw_ob(), map2_add_ob(), mark_item_cmd(), merge_spell(), metaserver2_init(), metaserver2_writer(), metaserver_init(), metaserver_update(), mon_info_msg(), monster_cast_spell(), monster_check_apply(), monster_use_bow(), monster_use_range(), monster_use_skill(), move_cmd(), move_cone(), move_creator(), move_detector(), move_duplicator(), move_firewall(), move_golem(), move_monster(), move_ob(), move_player(), move_player_mover(), move_symptom(), move_teleporter(), msgfile_msg(), new_player_cmd(), numb_ob_inside(), open_and_uncompress_file(), operate_altar(), parse_dialog_information(), parse_regions(), parse_shop_string(), path_combine(), path_normalize(), pay_for_amount(), pay_for_item(), pay_from_container(), pet_move(), pick_up(), place_special_exit(), player_can_view(), player_changer_type_process(), plugins_init_plugin(), poison_living(), poison_type_apply(), poisoning_type_process(), polymorph_item(), potion_type_apply(), present(), present_arch(), process_events(), query_base_name(), query_cost(), query_money(), query_short_name(), random_roll(), random_roll64(), read_bmap_names(), read_client_images(), read_face_data(), read_map_log(), read_smooth(), ready_map_name(), rec_sigbus(), rec_sigint(), rec_sigpipe(), rec_sigquit(), rec_sigsegv(), rec_sigterm(), receive_player_password(), remove_all_pets(), remove_button_link(), remove_directory(), remove_friendly_object(), remove_ob(), remove_party(), reply_cmd(), resurrect_player(), save_life(), save_map(), save_objects(), save_player(), second_arch_pass(), sell_item(), send_exp_table(), send_image_sums(), send_news(), send_rules(), send_skill_info(), send_smooth(), send_spell_paths(), send_tick(), ServiceCtrlHandler(), set_block(), set_csport(), set_face_mode_cmd(), set_ob_key_value_s(), set_owner(), set_up_cmd(), shop_mat_type_move_on(), shop_specialisation_ratio(), should_arena_attack(), skill_ident(), slow_living(), SockList_ReadPacket(), SP_level_spellpoint_cost(), spellbook_type_apply(), spool(), ss_dump_table(), START_TEST(), summon_golem(), summon_object(), swap_below_max(), swap_map(), swap_stat(), tailor_god_spell(), tear_down_wall(), teleport(), tempnam_secure(), thrown_object_type_process(), transmute_materialname(), trigger_connected(), unapply_special(), update_button(), update_buttons(), update_ob_speed(), update_object(), update_position(), use_skill(), value_limit(), verify_button_links(), verify_player(), version_cmd(), write_book_archive(), write_map_log(), write_mark(), write_socket_buffer(), Write_To_Socket(), write_todclock(), and wrong_password().

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void make_list_like ( char * input )

Taking a string as an argument, mutate it into a string that looks like a list.

A 'list' for the purposes here is a string of items, seperated by commas, except for the last entry, which has an 'and' before it, and a full stop (period) after it.

This function will also strip all trailing non alphanumeric characters.

It does not insert an oxford comma.

Parameters

input string to transform. Will be overwritten. Must be long enough to contain the modified string.

Todo:: use safe string functions.

Definition at line 485 of file utils.c.

References MAX_BUF.

Referenced by can_pay(), and describe_shop().

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void make_path_to_file ( const char * filename )

Checks if any directories in the given path doesn't exist, and creates if necessary.

Parameters

filename file path we'll want to access. Can be NULL.

Note: will LOG() to debug and error.

Definition at line 764 of file porting.c.

References llevDebug, llevError, LOG(), MAX_BUF, mkdir, S_ISDIR, SAVE_DIR_MODE, and strerror_local().

Referenced by create_destination(), key_change_class(), process_map(), save_map(), save_player(), and write_map_page().

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void make_sure_not_seen ( const object * op )

The object which is supposed to be visible through walls has just been removed from the map, so update the los of any players within its range

Parameters

op	object that disappears.

Todo:: what about tiled maps?

Definition at line 667 of file los.c.

References pl::do_los, first_player, obj::map, socket_struct::mapx, socket_struct::mapy, pl::next, pl::ob, pl::socket, obj::x, and obj::y.

Referenced by process_object().

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void make_sure_seen ( const object * op )

The object is supposed to be visible through walls, thus check if any players are nearby, and edit their LOS array.

Parameters

op	object that should be visible.

Todo:: what about tiled maps?

Definition at line 644 of file los.c.

References pl::blocked_los, first_player, obj::map, socket_struct::mapx, socket_struct::mapy, pl::next, pl::ob, pl::socket, obj::x, and obj::y.

Referenced by process_object().

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void map_remove_unique_files ( const mapstruct * map )

Remove files containing the map's unique items.

Parameters

map

Definition at line 2619 of file map.c.

References create_items_path(), HUGE_BUF, mapdef::path, snprintf(), mapdef::unique, and unlink.

Referenced by command_reset().

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object* merge_ob	(	object *	op,
		object *	top
	)

This function goes through all objects below and including top, and merges op to the first matching object.

Will correctly send updated objects to client if needed.

Parameters

op	object to merge.
top	from which item to merge. If NULL, it is calculated.

Returns: pointer to object if it succeded in the merge, otherwise NULL

Definition at line 1724 of file object.c.

References obj::above, obj::below, can_merge(), free_object(), increase_ob_nr(), obj::nrof, remove_ob(), and obj::weight.

Referenced by cfapi_object_merge(), command_lock_item(), command_rename_item(), fix_stopped_item(), get_payment(), hit_with_arrow(), lock_item_cmd(), stop_projectile(), and unapply_special().

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void merge_spell	(	object *	op,
		sint16	x,
		sint16	y
	)

This sees if there are any objects on the space that can merge with op. Note that op does not need to actually be inserted on the map (when called from insert_ob_in_map, it won't be), but op->map should be set correctly.

Note that even if we find a match on the space, we keep progressing looking for more. This is because op->range is set to 0 in explosion, so what may not have been mergable now is.

Parameters

op	object to try to merge into.
x
y	coordinates to look at for merging.

Definition at line 1792 of file object.c.

References obj::above, obj::attacktype, liv::dam, obj::direction, obj::duration, FREE_AND_CLEAR, free_object(), GET_MAP_OB, obj::level, llevError, LOG(), obj::map, MAX, liv::maxhp, OB_SPELL_TAG_HASH, OB_SPELL_TAG_MATCH, obj::other_arch, obj::owner, obj::ownercount, obj::range, remove_ob(), obj::speed, obj::speed_left, Statistics::spell_hash_full, Statistics::spell_merges, SPELL_TAG_SIZE, obj::spell_tags, statistics, obj::stats, obj::subtype, obj::type, and liv::wc.

Referenced by explosion(), and insert_ob_in_map().

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materialtype_t* name_to_material ( const char * name )

Convert materialname to materialtype_t

Todo:: why use a break?

Definition at line 262 of file utils.c.

References materialt, _materialtype::name, and _materialtype::next.

Referenced by animate_weapon(), did_make_save_item(), query_base_name(), query_name(), and transmute_materialname().

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int need_identify ( const object * op )

This function really should not exist - by default, any item not identified should need it.

Parameters

op	item to check.

Returns: true if the item should be identified.

Todo:: either remove this function, or fix comment above :)

Definition at line 1401 of file item.c.

References AMULET, ARMOUR, ARROW, BOOK, BOOTS, BOW, BRACERS, CLOAK, CLOSE_CON, CONTAINER, DRINK, FLESH, FOOD, GEM, GIRDLE, GLOVES, HELMET, HORN, INORGANIC, POISON, POTION, POWER_CRYSTAL, RING, ROD, SCROLL, SHIELD, SKILL, SKILL_TOOL, SKILLSCROLL, SPELLBOOK, obj::type, WAND, and WEAPON.

Referenced by cast_identify(), command_create(), describe_item(), do_skill_ident2(), examine(), give_initial_items(), identify_altar_type_move_on(), query_base_name(), query_cost(), and query_short_name().

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sint64 new_exp ( const object * ob )

Alternative way to calculate experience based on the ability of a monster.

It's far from perfect, and doesn't consider everything which can be considered, thus it's only used in debugging. this is only used with one of the dumpflags, and not anyplace in the code.

Parameters

ob	object for which to return experience

Returns: experience computed from object's properties.

Definition at line 104 of file exp.c.

References liv::ac, obj::attacktype, liv::Con, liv::dam, exp_att_mult, exp_prot_mult, FABS, FALSE, FLAG_CAST_SPELL, FLAG_HITBACK, FLAG_NO_MAGIC, FLAG_REFL_MISSILE, FLAG_REFL_SPELL, FLAG_SEE_INVISIBLE, FLAG_SPLITTING, FLAG_STAND_STILL, FLAG_USE_BOW, FLAG_USE_RANGE, FLAG_USE_SCROLL, has_ability(), MAX, liv::maxhp, liv::maxsp, MIN, NROFATTACKS, QUERY_FLAG, obj::resist, obj::speed, obj::stats, and liv::wc.

Referenced by print_monsters().

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method_ret ob_apply	(	object *	op,
		object *	applier,
		int	aflags
	)

Applies an object.

Parameters

op	The object to apply
applier	The object that executes the apply action
aflags	Special (always apply/unapply) flags

Return values

0	A player or monster can't apply objects of that type
1	has been applied, or there was an error applying the object
2	objects of that type can't be applied if not in inventory

Definition at line 59 of file ob_methods.c.

References ob_methods::apply, ob_methods::fallback, METHOD_UNHANDLED, obj::type, and type_methods.

Referenced by enter_exit(), manual_apply(), monster_use_scroll(), player_apply_below(), and thrown_item_effect().

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int ob_blocked	(	const object *	ob,
		mapstruct *	m,
		sint16	x,
		sint16	y
	)

Returns true if the given object can't fit in the given spot. This is meant for multi space objects - for single space objecs, just calling get_map_blocked and checking that against movement type of object. This function goes through all the parts of the multipart object and makes sure they can be inserted.

While this doesn't call out of map, the get_map_flags does.

This function has been used to deprecate arch_out_of_map - this function also does that check, and since in most cases, a call to one would follow the other, doesn't make a lot of sense to have two seperate functions for this.

This returns nonzero if this arch can not go on the space provided, 0 otherwise. the return value will contain the P_.. value so the caller can know why this object can't go on the map. Note that callers should not expect P_NEW_MAP to be set in return codes - since the object is multispace - if we did return values, what do you return if half the object is one map, half on another.

Parameters

ob	object to test.
m
x
y	map and coordinates to check.

Returns: 0 if the object can fit on specified space, non-zero else.

Note: This used to be arch_blocked, but with new movement code, we need to have actual object to check its move_type against the move_block values.

Definition at line 525 of file map.c.

References AB_NO_PASS, obj::arch, archt::clone, get_map_flags(), GET_MAP_MOVE_BLOCK, obj::more, archt::more, MOVE_ALL, obj::move_type, OB_TYPE_MOVE_BLOCK, P_IS_ALIVE, P_OUT_OF_MAP, TRANSPORT, obj::type, obj::x, and obj::y.

Referenced by compute_path(), enter_map(), find_first_free_spot(), find_free_spot(), find_multi_free_spot_around(), find_multi_free_spot_within_radius(), move_creator(), summon_golem(), summon_object(), and turn_one_transport().

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char* ob_describe	(	const object *	op,
		const object *	observer,
		char *	buf,
		size_t	size
	)

Returns the description of an object, as seen by the given observer.

Parameters

op	The object to describe
observer	The object to which the description is made
buf	Buffer that will contain the description
size	Size of buf

Returns: buf.

Definition at line 102 of file ob_methods.c.

References ob_methods::describe, ob_methods::fallback, obj::type, and type_methods.

Referenced by book_type_apply(), cast_identify(), do_skill_ident2(), examine(), and identify_altar_type_move_on().

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method_ret ob_move_on	(	object *	op,
		object *	victim,
		object *	originator
	)

Makes an object move on top of another one.

Parameters

op	The object over which to move
victim	The object moving over op
originator	The object that is the cause of the move

Return values

METHOD_UNHANDLED if the process method does not exist for that object

Definition at line 122 of file ob_methods.c.

References ob_methods::fallback, METHOD_UNHANDLED, ob_methods::move_on, obj::type, and type_methods.

Referenced by check_move_on(), move_hole(), and remove_ob().

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method_ret ob_process ( object * op )

Processes an object, giving it the opportunity to move or react. Note: The return value of ob_process doesn't seem to be used anymore.

Parameters

op	The object to process

Return values

METHOD_UNHANDLED if the process method does not exist for that objec,

Definition at line 79 of file ob_methods.c.

References ob_methods::fallback, METHOD_UNHANDLED, ob_methods::process, obj::type, and type_methods.

Referenced by animate_bomb(), do_throw(), fire_arch_from_position(), fire_bolt(), fire_bow(), and process_object().

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method_ret ob_trigger	(	object *	op,
		object *	cause,
		int	state
	)

An object is triggered by another one.

Parameters

op	The object being triggered
cause	The object that is the cause of the trigger
state	trigger state, 0 for released, other for pushed

Return values

METHOD_UNHANDLED if the process method does not exist for that object

Todo:: check the exact state values/meaning

Definition at line 144 of file ob_methods.c.

References ob_methods::fallback, METHOD_UNHANDLED, ob_methods::trigger, obj::type, and type_methods.

Referenced by trigger_connected().

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object* object_create_arch ( archetype * at )

Create a full object using the given archetype. This instanciate not only the archetype but also all linked archetypes in case of multisquare archetype.

Parameters

at	archetype to instanciate. Must not be NULL.

Returns: pointer to head of instance.

Note: will never return NULL.

Definition at line 741 of file arch.c.

References arch_to_object(), archt::clone, obj::head, obj::more, archt::more, obj::x, and obj::y.

Referenced by apply_map_builder(), cctk_create_game_object(), cfapi_object_create(), command_create(), command_use(), convert_item(), move_creator(), and START_TEST().

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object* object_create_clone ( object * asrc )

Create clone from object to another.

Parameters

asrc	object to clone.

Returns: clone of asrc, including inventory and 'more' body parts.

Note: this function will return NULL only if asrc is NULL. If there is a memory allocation error, get_object() calls fatal().

Definition at line 3608 of file object.c.

References copy_object(), get_object(), obj::head, insert_ob_in_ob(), obj::more, and object_create_clone().

Referenced by cfapi_object_clone(), convert_item(), generate_monster_inv(), get_split_ob(), move_creator(), and object_create_clone().

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object* object_get_env_recursive ( object * op )

Utility function.

Parameters

op	object we want the environment of. Can't be NULL.

Returns: the outermost environment object for a given object. Will not be NULL.

Definition at line 339 of file object.c.

References obj::env.

Referenced by animate_bomb(), cfapi_object_set_property(), execute_event(), explode_bullet(), spring_trap(), and START_TEST().

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int on_same_map	(	const object *	op1,
		const object *	op2
	)

Checks whether 2 objects are on the same map or not.

Note we only look one map out to keep the processing simple and efficient. This could probably be a macro. MSW 2001-08-05

Parameters

op1	first object.
op2	second object.

Returns: TRUE if op1 and op2 are effectively on the same map (as related to map tiling).

Note: This looks for a path from op1 to op2, so if the tiled maps are assymetric and op2 has a path to op1, this will still return false.

Definition at line 2609 of file map.c.

References adjacent_map(), and obj::map.

Referenced by abort_attack(), adj_attackroll(), can_detect_enemy(), cfapi_object_on_same_map(), check_enemy(), find_enemy(), get_attack_mode(), get_pet_enemy(), move_ball_spell(), move_monster(), pet_move(), remove_all_pets(), and share_exp().

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FILE* open_and_uncompress	(	const char *	name,
		int	flag,
		int *	compressed
	)

open_and_uncompress() first searches for the original filename. If it exist, then it opens it and returns the file-pointer.

If not, it does two things depending on the flag. If the flag is set, it tries to create the original file by appending a compression suffix to name and uncompressing it. If the flag is not set, it creates a pipe that is used for reading the file (NOTE - you can not use fseek on pipes).

The compressed pointer is set to nonzero if the file is compressed (and thus, fp is actually a pipe.) It returns 0 if it is a normal file.

Parameters

	name	the base file name without compression extension
	flag	only used for compressed files: if set, uncompress and open the file if unset, uncompress the file via pipe
[out]	compressed	set to zero if the file was uncompressed

Returns: pointer to opened file, NULL on failure.

Note: will set ::errno if an error occurs.

Definition at line 724 of file porting.c.

References NROF_COMPRESS_METHODS, and open_and_uncompress_file().

Referenced by add_score(), check_login(), display_high_score(), display_motd(), forbid_play(), init_artifacts(), init_attackmess(), init_book_archive(), init_experience(), init_formulae(), init_msgfile(), init_regions(), init_startup(), load_archetypes(), load_original_map(), load_overlay_map(), load_settings(), load_temporary_map(), load_treasures(), load_unique_objects(), metaserver2_init(), read_client_images(), send_news(), send_rules(), and verify_player().

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int operate_altar	(	object *	altar,
		object **	sacrifice
	)

Checks if sacrifice was accepted and removes sacrificed objects. Might be better to call check_altar_sacrifice (above) than depend on the return value, since operate_altar will remove the sacrifice also.

If this function returns 1, '*sacrifice' is modified to point to the remaining sacrifice, or is set to NULL if the sacrifice was used up.

Parameters

altar	item to which there is a sacrifice
sacrifice	object that may be sacrifed

Returns: 1 if sacrifice was accepted, else 0

Definition at line 470 of file button.c.

References check_altar_sacrifice(), decrease_ob_nr(), ext_info_map(), llevError, LOG(), obj::map, obj::msg, MSG_TYPE_DIALOG, MSG_TYPE_DIALOG_ALTAR, NDI_BLACK, obj::slaying, and obj::value.

Referenced by altar_type_move_on(), check_trigger(), and identify_altar_type_move_on().

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int out_of_map	(	mapstruct *	m,
		int	x,
		int	y
	)

this returns TRUE if the coordinates (x,y) are out of map m. This function also takes into account any tiling considerations, loading adjacant maps as needed. This is the function should always be used when it necessary to check for valid coordinates. This function will recursively call itself for the tiled maps.

Parameters

m	map to consider.
x
y	coordinates.

Returns: 1 if out of map, 0 else

Definition at line 2300 of file map.c.

References mapdef::in_memory, load_and_link_tiled_map(), MAP_HEIGHT, MAP_IN_MEMORY, MAP_WIDTH, out_of_map(), mapdef::tile_map, and mapdef::tile_path.

Referenced by animate_bomb(), attack_message(), cfapi_map_out_of_map(), cfapi_object_teleport(), command_create(), enter_map(), esrv_draw_look(), explode_bullet(), get_map_flags(), insert_ob_in_map(), look_at(), move_player_attack(), move_teleporter(), out_of_map(), pick_lock(), present(), and present_arch().

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char* path_combine	(	const char *	src,
		const char *	dst,
		char *	path,
		size_t	size
	)

Combines 2 paths, which can be relative.

Parameters

src	path we're starting from.
dst	path we're doing to.
path	buffer containing the combined path.
size	size of path.

Returns: path.

Note: this doesn't handle the '..', check path_normalize().

Definition at line 63 of file path.c.

char* path_combine_and_normalize	(	const char *	src,
		const char *	dst,
		char *	path,
		size_t	size
	)

Combines the 2 paths.

Parameters

src	path we're starting from.
dst	path we're getting to.
path	buffer that will contain combined paths.
size	length of path.

Returns: path

Definition at line 184 of file path.c.

void path_normalize ( char * path )

Cleans specified path. Removes .. and things like that.

Parameters

path	path to clear. It will be modified in place.

Note: there shouldn't be any buffer overflow, as we just remove stuff.

Definition at line 97 of file path.c.

void player_lvl_adj	(	object *	who,
		object *	op
	)

For the new exp system. we are concerned with whether the player gets more hp, sp and new levels. Note this this function should only be called for players. Monsters don't really gain levels

Will tell the player about changed levels.

Parameters

who	player
op	what we are checking to gain the level (eg, skill)

Note: this function can call itself recursively to check for multiple levels.

Definition at line 1731 of file living.c.

References obj::contr, die_roll(), dragon_level_gain(), draw_ext_info(), draw_ext_info_format(), esrv_update_spells(), liv::exp, obj::expmul, fix_object(), is_dragon_pl(), obj::level, level_exp(), pl::levgrace, pl::levhp, pl::levsp, MAX_BUF, Settings::max_level, MSG_TYPE_ATTRIBUTE, MSG_TYPE_ATTRIBUTE_LEVEL_GAIN, MSG_TYPE_ATTRIBUTE_LEVEL_LOSS, obj::name, NDI_RED, NDI_UNIQUE, PLAYER, player_lvl_adj(), PREFER_HIGH, settings, snprintf(), obj::stats, and obj::type.

Referenced by add_player_exp(), apply_death_exp_penalty(), command_addexp(), player_lvl_adj(), and subtract_player_exp().

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const object* pntr_to_god_obj ( godlink * godlnk )

Returns a pointer to the object We need to be VERY careful about using this, as we are returning a pointer to the CLONE object. -b.t.

Parameters

godlnk god to get object.

Definition at line 133 of file holy.c.

References glnk::arch, and archt::clone.

Referenced by dump_gods(), find_god(), and god_info_msg().

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object* present	(	uint8	type,
		mapstruct *	m,
		int	x,
		int	y
	)

Searches for any objects with a matching type variable at the given map and coordinates.

Parameters

type	type to get.
m
x
y	where to search. Must be valid position.

Returns: first matching object, or NULL if none matches.

Definition at line 2782 of file object.c.

References obj::above, GET_MAP_OB, llevError, LOG(), out_of_map(), and obj::type.

Referenced by identify(), remove_door(), and remove_locked_door().

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object* present_arch	(	const archetype *	at,
		mapstruct *	m,
		int	x,
		int	y
	)

Searches for any objects with a matching archetype at the given map and coordinates.

Parameters

at	archetype to search for.
m
x
y	where to search. Must be valid position.

Returns: first matching object, or NULL if none matches.

Definition at line 2755 of file object.c.

References obj::above, obj::arch, GET_MAP_OB, llevError, LOG(), and out_of_map().

Referenced by cast_create_town_portal(), cfapi_map_present_arch_by_name(), and save_throw_object().

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object* present_arch_in_ob	(	const archetype *	at,
		const object *	op
	)

Searches for any objects with a matching archetype in the inventory of the given object.

Parameters

at	archetype to search for.
op	where to search.

Returns: first matching object, or NULL if none matches.

Definition at line 2859 of file object.c.

References obj::arch, obj::below, and obj::inv.

Referenced by cast_heal(), cfapi_object_find_archetype_inside(), cfapi_object_get_property(), change_luck(), create_aura(), drain_specific_stat(), god_intervention(), kill_player(), perceive_self(), poison_living(), potion_type_apply(), slow_living(), and START_TEST().

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object* present_in_ob	(	uint8	type,
		const object *	op
	)

Searches for any objects with a matching type variable in the inventory of the given object.

Parameters

type	type to search for.
op	object to search into.

Returns: first matching object, or NULL if none matches.

Definition at line 2806 of file object.c.

References obj::below, obj::inv, and obj::type.

Referenced by blind_living(), cfapi_object_get_property(), and examine_monster().

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object* present_in_ob_by_name	(	int	type,
		const char *	str,
		const object *	op
	)

Searches for any objects with a matching type & name variable in the inventory of the given object. This is mostly used by spell effect code, so that we only have one spell effect at a time. type can be used to narrow the search - if type is set, the type must also match. -1 can be passed for the type, in which case the type does not need to pass. str is the string to match against. Note that we match against the object name, not the archetype name. this is so that the spell code can use one object type (force), but change it's name to be unique.

Parameters

type	object type to search for. -1 means to ignore it.
str	object name to search for.
op	where to search.

Returns: first matching object, or NULL if none matches.

Todo:: use add_string() hack to avoid the strcmp?

Definition at line 2840 of file object.c.

References obj::below, obj::inv, obj::name, and obj::type.

Referenced by become_follower(), cast_heal(), cfapi_object_get_property(), and confuse_living().

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void print_los ( object * op )

Debug-routine which dumps the array which specifies the visible area of a player. Triggered by the DM command printlos.

Parameters

op	DM asking for information.

Todo:: change the command to view another player's LOS?

Definition at line 614 of file los.c.

References pl::blocked_los, obj::contr, draw_ext_info(), MAP_CLIENT_X, socket_struct::mapx, socket_struct::mapy, MSG_TYPE_COMMAND, MSG_TYPE_COMMAND_DEBUG, NDI_UNIQUE, snprintf(), and pl::socket.

Referenced by command_printlos().

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void print_monsters ( void )

As dump_abilities(), but with an alternative way of output.

Definition at line 71 of file info.c.

References liv::ac, obj::arch, arch_to_object(), obj::attacktype, bitstostring(), liv::dam, liv::exp, first_archetype, FLAG_MONSTER, free_object(), liv::maxhp, archt::name, new_exp(), archt::next, NROFATTACKS, QUERY_FLAG, obj::resist, obj::stats, and liv::wc.

Referenced by init_beforeplay().

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void push_button ( object * op )

Push the specified object. This can affect other buttons/gates/handles altars/pedestals/holes in the whole map. Changed the routine to loop through all linked objects. Better hurry with that linked list...

Parameters

op	object to push.

Definition at line 165 of file button.c.

References get_button_links(), trigger_connected(), and obj::value.

Referenced by altar_type_move_on(), cf_handle_type_apply(), move_detector(), update_button(), and use_trigger().

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void query_base_name	(	const object *	op,
		int	plural,
		char *	buf,
		size_t	size
	)

Query a short name for the item.

This is a lot like query_name(), but we don't include the item count or item status. Used for inventory sorting and sending to client. If plural is set, we generate the plural name of this.

Parameters

op	item we want the name of.
plural	whether to get the singular or plural name
buf	buffer that will contain the object's name. Must not be NULL.
size	buffer's length

Definition at line 732 of file item.c.

References AMULET, obj::arch, archt::clone, _materialtype::description, FLAG_BEEN_APPLIED, FLAG_IDENTIFIED, obj::inv, IS_ARMOR, is_magical(), IS_WEAPON, obj::level, llevError, LOG(), M_SPECIAL, obj::magic, obj::material, obj::materialname, MAX_BUF, _materialtype::name, obj::name, obj::name_pl, name_to_material(), need_identify(), obj::nrof, QUERY_FLAG, RING, ring_desc(), ROD, safe_strcat(), SCROLL, SKILL, snprintf(), SPELLBOOK, obj::title, obj::type, WAND, and obj::weight.

Referenced by add_object_to_socklist(), add_shop_item(), cfapi_object_get_property(), change_spell(), command_rename_item(), esrv_update_item(), fire_misc_object(), item_matched_string(), matches_sacrifice(), rangetostring(), and use_alchemy().

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void query_name	(	const object *	op,
		char *	buf,
		size_t	size
	)

Describes an item.

Parameters

op	item to describe. Must not be NULL.
buf	buffer that will contain the description.
size	size of buffer.

Definition at line 628 of file item.c.

References AMULET, ARMOUR, BOOTS, BOW, BRACERS, CLOAK, obj::container, CONTAINER, _materialtype::description, obj::env, FLAG_APPLIED, FLAG_BLESSED, FLAG_CURSED, FLAG_DAMNED, FLAG_IDENTIFIED, FLAG_INV_LOCKED, FLAG_KNOWN_BLESSED, FLAG_KNOWN_CURSED, FLAG_KNOWN_MAGICAL, FLAG_UNPAID, GIRDLE, GLOVES, HELMET, HORN, IS_ARMOR, IS_SHIELD, IS_WEAPON, obj::materialname, name_to_material(), QUERY_FLAG, query_short_name(), RING, ROD, safe_strcat(), SHIELD, SKILL, obj::type, WAND, and WEAPON.

Referenced by animate_weapon(), apply_builder_item(), apply_builder_remove(), apply_container(), apply_special(), attack_hth(), attempt_steal(), blind_living(), cast_smite_spell(), cast_spell(), cfapi_object_find_archetype_inside(), cfapi_object_forget_spell(), cfapi_object_get_property(), change_exp(), change_spell(), check_race_restrictions(), command_insert_into(), command_mark(), command_remove(), common_ob_describe(), converter_type_move_on(), do_skill(), do_skill_attack(), do_throw(), drop_object(), empty_container(), exit_type_apply(), find_key(), find_mon_throw_ob(), find_player(), find_throw_ob(), get_payment(), god_examines_item(), hit_with_one_attacktype(), inventory(), item_matched_string(), kill_object(), leave(), legacy_ob_describe(), look_at(), make_formula_book(), mark_item_cmd(), npc_say(), pick_up_object(), player_apply(), polymorph_melt(), put_object_in_sack(), recharge(), recursive_roll(), sack_can_hold(), save_life(), sell_item(), singing(), skillscroll_type_apply(), spellbook_type_apply(), transport_type_apply(), treasure_type_apply(), unapply_for_ob(), unapply_special(), use_oratory(), and write_scroll().

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int query_refcount ( sstring str )

This will return the refcount of the string str.

Parameters

str	string which must have been returned from a previous add_string().

Returns: refcount of the string.

Definition at line 216 of file shstr.c.

References SS, and TOPBIT.

Referenced by START_TEST().

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void query_short_name	(	const object *	op,
		char *	buf,
		size_t	size
	)

query_short_name(object) is similar to query_name(), but doesn't contain any information about object status (worn/cursed/etc.)

Parameters

op	object to describe.
buf	buffer which will contain the name. Must not be NULL.
size	buffer length.

Definition at line 551 of file item.c.

References AMULET, FLAG_BEEN_APPLIED, FLAG_IDENTIFIED, obj::inv, is_magical(), obj::level, llevError, LOG(), obj::magic, obj::name, obj::name_pl, need_identify(), obj::nrof, QUERY_FLAG, RING, ring_desc(), ROD, safe_strcat(), SCROLL, SKILL, snprintf(), SPELLBOOK, obj::title, obj::type, VERY_BIG_BUF, WAND, and obj::weight.

Referenced by cast_item_curse_or_curse(), cfapi_object_get_property(), command_lock_item(), dragon_ability_gain(), follower_remove_given_items(), god_gives_present(), item_matched_string(), player_attack_door(), query_name(), remove_force(), transmute_item_to_flower(), and write_note().

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void query_weight	(	const object *	op,
		char *	buf,
		size_t	size
	)

Formats the item's weight.

Parameters

	op	object we want the weight of.
[out]	buf	buffer to write to.
	size	buffer size.

Definition at line 424 of file item.c.

References obj::carrying, obj::nrof, snprintf(), and obj::weight.

Referenced by inventory().

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int random_roll	(	int	min,
		int	max,
		const object *	op,
		int	goodbad
	)

Roll a random number between min and max. Uses op to determine luck, and if goodbad is non-zero, luck increases the roll, if zero, it decreases.

Generally, op should be the player/caster/hitter requesting the roll, not the recipient (ie, the poor slob getting hit). [garbled 20010916]

Definition at line 51 of file utils.c.

References llevError, LOG(), liv::luck, MAX, MIN, PLAYER, obj::stats, and obj::type.

Referenced by alchemy_failure_effect(), apply_special(), attack_ob_simple(), attempt_do_alchemy(), attempt_steal(), become_follower(), cast_detection(), cast_heal(), cast_smite_spell(), cast_spell(), charge_mana_effect(), cure_disease(), deathstrike_living(), did_make_save(), do_harvest(), do_hidden_move(), do_symptoms(), flee_player(), gate_type_process(), god_examines_priest(), god_intervention(), hit_with_one_attacktype(), infect_object(), kill_player(), learn_skill(), mood_change(), potion_type_apply(), pray_at_altar(), push_ob(), recharge(), roll_ob(), scroll_failure(), singing(), spellbook_type_apply(), summon_object(), trap_disarm(), trap_see(), use_oratory(), and write_scroll().

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sint64 random_roll64	(	sint64	min,
		sint64	max,
		const object *	op,
		int	goodbad
	)

This is a 64 bit version of random_roll() above. This is needed for exp loss calculations for players changing religions.

Definition at line 86 of file utils.c.

References llevError, LOG(), liv::luck, MAX, MIN, PLAYER, obj::stats, and obj::type.

Referenced by pray_at_altar().

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const char* re_cmp	(	const char *	,
		const char *
	)

re-cmp - get regular expression match.

Parameters

str	string that will be matched against the regexp.
regexp	regular expression.

Returns

no match or error in regexp.
pointer to beginning of matching string

Definition at line 70 of file re-cmp.c.

References Boolean, False, re_cmp(), re_cmp_step(), re_get_token(), re_init(), re_init_done, re_match_token(), re_substr, re_token_depth, rep_null_or_more, rep_null_or_once, rep_once, rep_once_or_more, and True.

Referenced by cfapi_system_re_cmp(), matches(), and re_cmp().

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void read_bmap_names ( void )

This reads the bmaps file to get all the bitmap names and stuff. It only needs to be done once, because it is player independent (ie, what display the person is on will not make a difference.)

Note: will call exit() if file doesn't exist, and abort() in case of memory error.

Definition at line 198 of file image.c.

References BLANK_FACE_NAME, bmaps_checksum, compar(), Settings::datadir, EMPTY_FACE_NAME, FACE_FLOOR, find_color(), find_face(), llevDebug, llevError, LOG(), new_face_struct::magicmap, MAX_BUF, new_face_struct::name, bmappair::name, nroffiles, nrofpixmaps, new_face_struct::number, bmappair::number, read_face_data(), ROTATE_RIGHT, settings, SMOOTH_FACE_NAME, new_face_struct::smoothface, snprintf(), strdup_local(), strerror_local(), and new_face_struct::visibility.

Referenced by cctk_init_std_archetypes(), and init_library().

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void read_client_images ( void )

Loads all the image types into memory.

This way, we can easily send them to the client. We should really do something better than abort on any errors - on the other hand, these are all fatal to the server (can't work around them), but the abort just seems a bit messy (exit would probably be better.)

Couple of notes: We assume that the faces are in a continous block. This works fine for now, but this could perhaps change in the future

Function largely rewritten May 2000 to be more general purpose. The server itself does not care what the image data is - to the server, it is just data it needs to allocate. As such, the code is written to do such.

Definition at line 471 of file image.c.

References check_faceset_fallback(), face_info::checksum, close_and_delete(), face_sets::comment, face_info::data, Settings::datadir, face_info::datalen, face_sets::extension, face_sets::faces, face_sets::fallback, face_sets::fullname, HUGE_BUF, llevDebug, llevError, LOG(), MAX_FACE_SETS, MAX_IMAGE_SIZE, nrofpixmaps, open_and_uncompress(), face_sets::prefix, ROTATE_RIGHT, settings, face_sets::size, snprintf(), and strdup_local().

Referenced by init_server(), and main().

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int read_smooth ( void )

Reads the smooth file to know how to smooth datas. the smooth file if made of 2 elements lines. lines starting with # are comment the first element of line is face to smooth the next element is the 16x2 faces picture used for smoothing

Note: will call exit() if file can't be opened.

Definition at line 348 of file image.c.

References Settings::datadir, find_face(), llevDebug, llevError, LOG(), MAX_BUF, settings, new_face_struct::smoothface, snprintf(), and strerror_local().

Referenced by cctk_init_std_archetypes(), and init_library().

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mapstruct* ready_map_name	(	const char *	name,
		int	flags
	)

Makes sure the given map is loaded and swapped in.

Parameters

name	path name of the map.
flags	0x1 (MAP_FLUSH): flush the map - always load from the map directory, and don't do unique items or the like. 0x2 (MAP_PLAYER_UNIQUE) - this is a unique map for each player. dont do any more name translation on it.

Returns: pointer to the given map, NULL on failure.

Definition at line 1809 of file map.c.

References clean_tmp_map(), create_pathname(), decay_objects(), delete_map(), fix_auto_apply(), gettimeofday(), has_been_loaded(), mapdef::in_memory, mapdef::last_reset_time, llevDebug, load_original_map(), load_overlay_map(), load_temporary_map(), load_unique_objects(), LOG(), MAP_FLUSH, MAP_IN_MEMORY, MAP_LOADING, MAP_OVERLAY, MAP_PLAYER_UNIQUE, MAX_BUF, mapdef::outdoor, set_darkness_map(), and mapdef::tmpname.

Referenced by cast_create_town_portal(), cfapi_map_get_map(), enter_exit(), enter_fixed_template_map(), enter_random_template_map(), enter_unique_map(), init_dynamic(), is_legal_2ways_exit(), load_and_link_tiled_map(), place_exits(), process_map(), and START_TEST().

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int region_is_child_of_region	(	const region *	child,
		const region *	r
	)

Checks if a region is a child of another.

Parameters

child	region we want to test.
r	potential parent.

Returns

1 if child has r as parent somewhere.
-1 if passed a NULL region
0 else

Definition at line 201 of file region.c.

References regiondef::name, regiondef::parent, and region_is_child_of_region().

Referenced by list_players(), and region_is_child_of_region().

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void register_apply	(	int	ob_type,
		apply_func	method
	)

Registers the apply method for the given type.

Parameters

ob_type	The type of object to register this method to
method	The method to link

Definition at line 79 of file ob_types.c.

References ob_methods::apply.

Referenced by init_type_armour_improver(), init_type_book(), init_type_cf_handle(), init_type_clock(), init_type_exit(), init_type_food(), init_type_lamp(), init_type_lighter(), init_type_poison(), init_type_potion(), init_type_power_crystal(), init_type_savebed(), init_type_scroll(), init_type_shop_inventory(), init_type_sign(), init_type_skillscroll(), init_type_spellbook(), init_type_transport(), init_type_treasure(), init_type_trigger(), and init_type_weapon_improver().

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void register_describe	(	int	ob_type,
		describe_func	method
	)

Registers the describe method for the given type.

Parameters

ob_type	The type of object to register this method to
method	The method to link

Definition at line 97 of file ob_types.c.

References ob_methods::describe.

Referenced by init_type_power_crystal().

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void register_move_on	(	int	ob_type,
		move_on_func	method
	)

Registers the move_on method for the given type.

Parameters

ob_type	The type of object to register this method to
method	The method to link

Definition at line 106 of file ob_types.c.

References ob_methods::move_on.

Referenced by init_type_altar(), init_type_arrow(), init_type_button(), init_type_check_inv(), init_type_container(), init_type_converter(), init_type_deep_swamp(), init_type_director(), init_type_exit(), init_type_hole(), init_type_identify_altar(), init_type_pedestal(), init_type_player_mover(), init_type_rune(), init_type_shop_mat(), init_type_sign(), init_type_spell_effect(), init_type_spinner(), init_type_thrown_object(), init_type_trap(), init_type_trapdoor(), init_type_trigger_altar(), init_type_trigger_button(), and init_type_trigger_pedestal().

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void register_process	(	int	ob_type,
		process_func	method
	)

Registers the process method for the given type.

Parameters

ob_type	The type of object to register this method to
method	The method to link

Definition at line 88 of file ob_types.c.

References ob_methods::process.

Referenced by init_type_arrow(), init_type_blindness(), init_type_creator(), init_type_deep_swamp(), init_type_detector(), init_type_gate(), init_type_marker(), init_type_mood_floor(), init_type_peacemaker(), init_type_player_changer(), init_type_poisoning(), init_type_rune(), init_type_spell_effect(), init_type_teleporter(), init_type_thrown_object(), init_type_transport(), init_type_trap(), and init_type_trigger().

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void register_trigger	(	int	ob_type,
		trigger_func	method
	)

Registers the trigger method for the given type.

Parameters

ob_type	The type of object to register this method to
method	The method to link

Definition at line 115 of file ob_types.c.

References ob_methods::trigger.

Referenced by init_type_creator(), init_type_duplicator(), init_type_marker(), init_type_mood_floor(), and init_type_teleporter().

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void remove_button_link ( object * op )

Remove the object from the linked lists of buttons in the map. This is only needed by editors.

Parameters

op	object to remove. Must be on a map, and linked.

Definition at line 700 of file button.c.

References mapdef::buttons, CLEAR_FLAG, FLAG_IS_LINKED, oblinkpt::link, llevError, LOG(), obj::map, oblnk::next, oblinkpt::next, oblnk::ob, and QUERY_FLAG.

Referenced by apply_builder_remove(), clean_object(), and delete_unique_items().

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void remove_directory ( const char * path )

This function removes everything in the directory, and the directory itself.

Errors are LOG() to error level.

Parameters

path	directory to remove.

Note: will fail if any file has a name starting by .

Definition at line 192 of file porting.c.

References closedir(), dirent::d_name, llevError, LOG(), MAX_BUF, opendir(), readdir(), remove_directory(), S_ISDIR, snprintf(), and unlink.

Referenced by delete_character(), and remove_directory().

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void remove_friendly_object ( object * op )

Removes the specified object from the linked list of friendly objects.

Parameters

op	object to remove from list.

Definition at line 69 of file friend.c.

References CLEAR_FLAG, obj::count, first_friendly_object, FLAG_FRIENDLY, llevError, LOG(), obj::name, oblnk::next, and oblnk::ob.

Referenced by cfapi_object_set_property(), clear_object(), command_cast_spell(), command_kill_pets(), do_mood_floor(), enter_map(), free_object2(), get_nearest_player(), get_pet_enemy(), hit_player(), kill_object(), kill_player(), mood_change(), move_golem(), move_monster(), pet_move(), polymorph_living(), receive_play_again(), remove_all_pets(), terminate_all_pets(), and use_oratory().

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void remove_from_active_list ( object * op )

This function removes object 'op' from the list of active objects. This should only be used for style maps or other such reference maps where you don't want an object that isn't in play chewing up cpu time getting processed. The reverse of this is to call update_ob_speed, which will do the right thing based on the speed of the object.

Parameters

op	object to remove.

Definition at line 1070 of file object.c.

References obj::active_next, and obj::active_prev.

Referenced by load_objects(), and START_TEST().

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void remove_ob ( object * op )

This function removes the object op from the linked list of objects which it is currently tied to. When this function is done, the object will have no environment. If the object previously had an environment, the x and y coordinates will be updated to the previous environment.

Will inform the client of the removal if needed.

Parameters

op	object to remove. Must not be removed yet, else abort() is called.

Todo:: this function is a piece of overbloated crap or at lest look like need cleanup it does to much different things.

Definition at line 1515 of file object.c.

References obj::above, obj::arch, obj::below, obj::carrying, CLEAR_FLAG, obj::container, CONTAINER, obj::contr, obj::count, dump_object(), obj::env, esrv_del_item(), fix_object(), FLAG_APPLIED, FLAG_BLOCKSVIEW, FLAG_NO_APPLY, FLAG_NO_FIX_PLAYER, FLAG_REMOVED, get_map_from_coord(), GET_MAP_OB, get_player_container(), obj::glow_radius, obj::head, pl::hidden, mapdef::in_memory, obj::inv, llevError, LOG(), LOOK_OBJ, obj::map, MAP_SAVING, obj::more, obj::move_block, obj::move_off, obj::move_type, obj::name, archt::name, obj::nrof, ob_move_on(), obj::ox, obj::oy, P_NEED_UPDATE, mapdef::path, PLAYER, mapdef::players, QUERY_FLAG, remove_ob(), SET_FLAG, SET_MAP_FLAGS, SET_MAP_OB, SET_MAP_TOP, pl::socket, stringbuffer_finish(), stringbuffer_new(), sub_weight(), obj::type, UP_OBJ_REMOVE, update_all_los(), socket_struct::update_look, update_object(), update_position(), was_destroyed, obj::weight, obj::x, and obj::y.

Referenced by add_abilities(), adjust_sign_msg(), alchemy_object(), animate_bomb(), animate_weapon(), apply_builder_floor(), apply_builder_item(), apply_builder_remove(), apply_builder_wall(), apply_builder_window(), apply_savebed(), arrow_type_process(), attempt_jump(), auto_apply(), become_follower(), blindness_type_process(), cast_consecrate(), cast_create_town_portal(), cast_dust(), cast_raise_dead_spell(), cfapi_object_insert(), cfapi_object_remove(), cfapi_object_teleport(), change_object(), check_altar_sacrifice(), check_bullet(), check_login(), check_special_prayers(), clean_object(), command_cast_spell(), command_free(), command_insert_into(), command_kick(), command_kill_pets(), command_remove(), command_reset(), common_process_projectile(), convert_item(), counterspell(), cure_disease(), decay_objects(), decrease_ob_nr(), delete_unique_items(), destroy_object(), dimension_door(), dispel_rune(), do_forget_spell(), do_harvest(), do_server(), do_throw(), do_turn(), drop(), drop_object(), enter_exit(), enter_map(), execute_event(), execute_word_of_recall(), explode_bullet(), explosion(), fire_bow(), fix_generated_item(), fix_stopped_arrow(), fix_walls(), follow_owner(), follower_remove_given_items(), free_all_objects(), free_no_drop(), free_object2(), free_player(), gate_type_process(), generate_treasure(), give_initial_items(), god_intervention(), hit_player(), hit_with_arrow(), insert_ob_in_map(), key_change_class(), key_confirm_quit(), kill_object(), kill_player(), lock_and_hide_doors(), loot_object(), merge_ob(), merge_spell(), monster_check_pickup(), monster_move_no_enemy(), move_aura(), move_ball_spell(), move_bolt(), move_bullet(), move_cone(), move_disease(), move_duplicator(), move_golem(), move_marker(), move_missile(), move_monster(), move_ob(), move_player_mover(), move_swarm_spell(), move_symptom(), move_teleporter(), nuke_map_region(), pay_from_container(), pet_move(), pick_up_object(), place_exits(), play_again(), player_apply(), poisoning_type_process(), polymorph_item(), polymorph_living(), polymorph_melt(), potion_type_apply(), process_object(), process_players1(), push_ob(), put_object_in_sack(), recharge(), remove_adjacent_doors(), remove_contents(), remove_door(), remove_force(), remove_locked_door(), remove_marking_runes(), remove_monsters(), remove_ob(), remove_symptoms(), remove_unpaid_objects(), replace_insert_ob_in_map(), retrofit_joined_wall(), roll_ob(), rune_attack(), save_life(), save_throw_object(), shop_mat_type_move_on(), spell_effect_type_move_on(), spring_trap(), START_TEST(), stick_arrow(), stop_item(), stop_projectile(), summon_golem(), tear_down_wall(), teleport(), terminate_all_pets(), thrown_object_type_process(), transfer_ob(), transmute_item_to_flower(), transport_type_apply(), treasure_type_apply(), turn_one_transport(), and write_scroll().

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void remove_statbonus ( object * op )

Subtracts stat-bonuses given by the class which the player has chosen.

Parameters

op	object which must be a player with contr not NULL.

Definition at line 840 of file living.c.

References obj::arch, liv::Cha, archt::clone, liv::Con, obj::contr, liv::Dex, liv::Int, pl::orig_stats, liv::Pow, obj::stats, liv::Str, and liv::Wis.

Referenced by key_change_class().

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void replace	(	const char *	src,
		const char *	key,
		const char *	replacement,
		char *	result,
		size_t	resultsize
	)

Replace in string src all occurrences of key by replacement. The resulting string is put into result; at most resultsize characters (including the terminating null character) will be written to result.

Definition at line 444 of file utils.c.

References snprintf().

Referenced by compilePython(), enter_fixed_template_map(), and enter_random_template_map().

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void replace_insert_ob_in_map	(	const char *	arch_string,
		object *	op
	)

This function inserts an object of a specified archetype in the map, but if it finds objects of its own type, it'll remove them first.

Parameters

arch_string	object's archetype to insert.
op	object to insert it under: supplies x and the map.

Definition at line 2271 of file object.c.

References obj::above, obj::arch, arch_to_object(), find_archetype(), free_object(), GET_MAP_OB, INS_BELOW_ORIGINATOR, insert_ob_in_map(), obj::map, archt::name, remove_ob(), obj::x, and obj::y.

Referenced by save_throw_object(), and START_TEST().

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void replace_unprintable_chars ( char * buf )

Replaces any unprintable character in the given buffer with a space.

Parameters

buf	the buffer to modify

Definition at line 516 of file utils.c.

Referenced by command_party(), command_title(), and form_party().

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void reset_object ( object * op )

Sets to 0 vital variables in an object.

Parameters

op	object to reset.

Note: this doesn't free associated memory for object.

Definition at line 639 of file object.c.

References clear_object(), obj::lore, obj::materialname, obj::msg, obj::name, obj::name_pl, obj::race, obj::skill, obj::slaying, and obj::title.

Referenced by cfapi_object_reset(), check_login(), init_artifacts(), and START_TEST().

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void reset_sleep ( void )

Initialise all variables used in the timing routines.

Definition at line 141 of file time.c.

References GETTIMEOFDAY, last_time, PBUFLEN, process_max_utime, process_min_utime, process_tot_mtime, process_utime_save, psaveind, and pticks.

Referenced by block_until_new_connection(), command_speed(), init(), and setup().

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int rndm	(	int	min,
		int	max
	)

Returns a number between min and max.

It is suggested one use these functions rather than RANDOM()%, as it would appear that a number of off-by-one-errors exist due to improper use of %. This should also prevent SIGFPE.

Definition at line 174 of file utils.c.

Referenced by adjust_product(), alchemy_failure_effect(), alchemy_object(), apply_changes_to_player(), attack_message(), attack_ob_simple(), cancellation(), cast_change_ability(), cast_spell(), cast_wonder(), cauldron_sound(), check_spell_knockback(), choose_cult_monster(), command_cointoss(), common_process_projectile(), common_trap_type_process(), convert_item(), counterspell(), decay_objects(), deep_swamp_type_process(), determine_god(), determine_holy_arch(), did_make_save_item(), do_harvest(), do_skill_ident2(), find_recipe(), fix_generated_item(), fix_stopped_arrow(), forklightning(), generate_monster(), generate_monster_arch(), generate_monster_inv(), hit_player(), hit_with_one_attacktype(), level_for_item(), move_ball_spell(), move_bolt(), move_creator(), move_firewall(), move_player_mover(), move_swarm_spell(), peacemaker_type_process(), pet_move(), polymorph(), polymorph_item(), polymorph_living(), reflwall(), resurrection_fails(), save_throw_object(), scroll_type_apply(), set_materialname(), shuffle_attack(), spell_find_dir(), spellbook_type_apply(), swap_random_stats(), transmute_item_to_flower(), and trap_adjust().

int save_map	(	mapstruct *	m,
		int	flag
	)

Saves a map to file. If flag is SAVE_MODE_INPLACE, it is saved into the same file it was (originally) loaded from. Otherwise a temporary filename will be genarated, and the file will be stored there. The temporary filename will be stored in the mapstructure. If the map is unique, we also save to the filename in the map (this should have been updated when first loaded)

Parameters

m	map to save.
flag	One of SAVE_MODE_xxx values.

Returns: one of SAVE_ERROR_xxx values.

Definition at line 1453 of file map.c.

References mapdef::background_music, mapdef::compressed, create_items_path(), create_overlay_pathname(), create_pathname(), mapdef::darkness, mapdef::difficulty, mapdef::enter_x, mapdef::enter_y, mapdef::fixed_resettime, free_all_objects(), mapdef::height, mapdef::in_memory, mapdef::is_template, mapdef::last_reset_time, llevDebug, llevError, LOG(), make_path_to_file(), MAP_IN_MEMORY, MAP_SAVING, mapdef::maplore, MAX_BUF, mapdef::msg, regiondef::name, mapdef::name, mapdef::nosmooth, mapdef::outdoor, mapdef::path, pclose, popen, print_shop_string(), mapdef::region, mapdef::reset_timeout, SAVE_ERROR_CLOSE, SAVE_ERROR_NO_PATH, SAVE_ERROR_OK, SAVE_ERROR_RCREATION, SAVE_ERROR_RRENAME, SAVE_ERROR_UCREATION, SAVE_ERROR_URENAME, SAVE_FLAG_NO_REMOVE, SAVE_MODE, SAVE_MODE_NORMAL, SAVE_MODE_OVERLAY, save_objects(), settings, mapdef::shopgreed, mapdef::shopitems, mapdef::shopmax, mapdef::shopmin, mapdef::shoprace, snprintf(), strerror_local(), mapdef::swap_time, TEMP_EXT, tempnam_local(), mapdef::tile_path, Settings::tmpdir, mapdef::tmpname, uncomp, mapdef::unique, unlink, and mapdef::width.

Referenced by clean_tmp_files(), command_overlay_save(), main(), START_TEST(), and swap_map().

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int save_object	(	FILE *	fp,
		object *	op,
		int	flag
	)

Referenced by save_objects(), and save_player().

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long seconds ( void )

Gets the seconds.

Returns: seconds.

Definition at line 417 of file time.c.

References GETTIMEOFDAY.

Referenced by cftimer_create(), cftimer_process_timers(), flush_old_maps(), map_info(), read_map_log(), set_map_reset_time(), and swap_map().

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void set_abs_magic	(	object *	op,
		int	magic
	)

Sets magical bonus in an object, and recalculates the effect on the armour variable, and the effect on speed of armour. This function doesn't work properly, should add use of archetypes to make it truly absolute.

Parameters

op	object we're modifying.
magic	magic modifier.

Definition at line 844 of file treasure.c.

References obj::arch, ARMOUR, ARMOUR_SPEED, archt::clone, obj::magic, obj::type, and obj::weight.

Referenced by add_abilities(), command_create(), and set_magic().

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void set_attr_value	(	living *	stats,
		int	attr,
		sint8	value
	)

Sets Str/Dex/con/Wis/Cha/Int/Pow in stats to value, depending on what attr is (STR to POW).

Parameters

stats	item to modify. Must not be NULL.
attr	attribute to change.
value	new value.

Todo:: check if attr is valid? Check whether value is valid or not.

Definition at line 296 of file living.c.

References CHA, liv::Cha, CON, liv::Con, DEX, liv::Dex, INT, liv::Int, POW, liv::Pow, STR, liv::Str, WIS, and liv::Wis.

Referenced by apply_changes_to_player(), cast_change_ability(), change_abil(), check_stat_bounds(), eat_special_food(), fix_object(), set_ring_bonus(), swap_random_stats(), and swap_stat().

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void set_cheat ( object * op )

set_cheat(object) sets the cheat flag (WAS_WIZ) in the object and in all it's inventory (recursively). If checksums are used, a player will get set_cheat called for him/her-self and all object carried by a call to this function.

Parameters

op	object for which to set the flag.

Definition at line 2913 of file object.c.

References flag_inv(), FLAG_WAS_WIZ, and SET_FLAG.

Referenced by cfapi_object_set_property().

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void set_dragon_name	(	object *	pl,
		const object *	abil,
		const object *	skin
	)

Set the new dragon name after gaining levels or changing ability focus (later this can be extended to eventually change the player's face and animation)

Note that the title is written to 'own_title' in the player struct. This should be changed to 'ext_title' as soon as clients support this! Please, anyone, write support for 'ext_title'.

Parameters

pl	player's object to change.
abil	dragon's innate abilities.
skin	dragon's skin.

Definition at line 1566 of file living.c.

References atnr_is_dragon_enabled(), attacks, obj::contr, liv::exp, NROFATTACKS, pl::own_title, obj::resist, snprintf(), obj::stats, and pl::title.

Referenced by check_login(), and dragon_level_gain().

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void set_map_reset_time ( mapstruct * map )

Updates the map's timeout.

Parameters

map	map to update.

Definition at line 2239 of file map.c.

References MAP_DEFAULTRESET, MAP_MAXRESET, MAP_RESET_TIMEOUT, MAP_WHEN_RESET, and seconds().

Referenced by load_original_map(), and swap_map().

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void set_materialname	(	object *	op,
		int	difficulty,
		materialtype_t *	nmt
	)

Set the materialname and type for an item

Definition at line 314 of file utils.c.

References _materialtype::ac, liv::ac, add_string(), BOW, _materialtype::chance, CLOAK, liv::dam, _materialtype::damage, _materialtype::difficulty, GIRDLE, GLOVES, IS_ARMOR, IS_SHIELD, IS_WEAPON, _materialtype::magic, obj::magic, _materialtype::material, obj::material, obj::materialname, materialt, _materialtype::mod, _materialtype::name, _materialtype::next, NROFATTACKS, obj::resist, rndm(), _materialtype::sp, liv::sp, obj::stats, obj::type, _materialtype::value, obj::value, _materialtype::wc, liv::wc, _materialtype::weight, and obj::weight.

Referenced by fix_generated_item(), and local_check_loaded_object().

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void set_max_time ( long t )

Sets the max speed. Can be called by a DM through the speed command.

Parameters

t	new speed.

Definition at line 256 of file time.c.

References max_time.

Referenced by command_speed().

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int set_ob_key_value	(	object *	op,
		const char *	key,
		const char *	value,
		int	add_key
	)

Updates the key in op to value.

Parameters

op	object we're considering.
key	key to set or update. Doesn't need to be a shared string.
value	value to set. Doesn't need to be a shared string.
add_key	if 0, will not add the key if it doesn't exist in op.

Returns: TRUE if key was updated or added, FALSE else.

Note: This function is merely a wrapper to set_ob_key_value_s() to ensure the key is a shared string.; In general, should be little reason FALSE is ever passed in for add_key

Definition at line 3826 of file object.c.

References add_string(), FALSE, find_string(), free_string(), set_ob_key_value_s(), and TRUE.

Referenced by cfapi_object_set_key(), do_harvest(), generate_monster(), generate_monster_arch(), generate_monster_inv(), god_enchants_weapon(), god_gives_present(), set_object_face_other(), and store_spell_expiry().

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void set_owner	(	object *	op,
		object *	owner
	)

Sets the owner and sets the skill and exp pointers to owner's current skill and experience objects.

Parameters

op	object of which to set the owner
owner	new owner for object. Can be NULL, in which case it's equivalent of calling clear_owner(op)

Todo:: replace owner serching loop with a call to get_owner()?

Definition at line 564 of file object.c.

References clear_owner(), obj::count, llevError, LOG(), obj::owner, and obj::ownercount.

Referenced by animate_weapon(), cast_cause_disease(), cast_cone(), cast_smite_spell(), cfapi_object_set_property(), cone_drop(), copy_owner(), create_aura(), create_bomb(), do_mood_floor(), do_symptoms(), do_throw(), fire_arch_from_position(), fire_bolt(), fire_bow(), fire_bullet(), fire_swarm(), fix_summon_pet(), hit_player(), infect_object(), magic_wall(), mood_change(), polymorph_living(), START_TEST(), summon_golem(), summon_object(), use_oratory(), and write_rune().

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int set_variable	(	object *	op,
		char *	buf
	)

Referenced by command_create(), and command_patch().

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void share_exp	(	object *	op,
		sint64	exp,
		const char *	skill,
		int	flag
	)

Gives experience to a player/monster, sharing it with party if applicable. This does bounds checking to make sure we don't overflow the max exp.

The exp passed is typically not modified much by this function - it is assumed the caller has modified the exp as needed.

This is merely a wrapper for change_exp().

Parameters

op	victim to alter.
exp	experience to gain (positive) or lose (negative).
skill	skill to change. Can be NULL.
flag	if experience gain, what to do if player doesn't have the skill if experience loss, whether to remove from all skills or only specified skill

Note: flag only applies to op, not other players in same party.

Definition at line 2150 of file living.c.

References change_exp(), obj::contr, first_player, obj::level, pl::next, pl::ob, on_same_map(), pl::party, PLAYER, SK_EXP_TOTAL, and obj::type.

Referenced by kill_object(), and mood_change().

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void sleep_delta ( void )

sleep_delta checks how much time has elapsed since last tick. If it is less than max_time, the remaining time is slept with select().

Definition at line 195 of file time.c.

References GETTIMEOFDAY, last_time, log_time(), max_time, and process_utime_long_count.

Referenced by server_main().

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void ss_dump_statistics	(	char *	buf,
		size_t	size
	)

A call to this function will cause the statistics to be dumped into specified buffer.

The routines will gather statistics if SS_STATISTICS is defined.

Parameters

buf	buffer which will contain dumped information.
size	buf's size.

Definition at line 315 of file shstr.c.

References snprintf().

Referenced by command_strings().

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char* ss_dump_table	(	int	what,
		char *	buf,
		size_t	size
	)

Dump the contents of the share string tables.

Parameters

what	combination of flags: SS_DUMP_TABLE: dump the contents of the hash table to stderr. SS_DUMP_TOTALS: return a string which says how many entries etc. there are in the table.
buf	buffer that will contain total information if (what & SS_DUMP_TABLE). Left untouched else.
size	buffer's size

Returns: buf if (what & SS_DUMP_TOTALS) or NULL.

Definition at line 346 of file shstr.c.

References llevDebug, LOG(), _shared_string::next, _shared_string::refcount, snprintf(), SS_DUMP_TABLE, SS_DUMP_TOTALS, _shared_string::string, TABLESIZE, and TOPBIT.

Referenced by command_ssdumptable(), and command_strings().

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const char* strcasestr_local	(	const char *	s,
		const char *	find
	)

Finds a substring in a string, in a case-insensitive manner.

Parameters

s	string we're searching into.
find	string we're searching for.

Returns: pointer to first occurrence of find in s, NULL if not found.

Definition at line 461 of file porting.c.

References strncasecmp(), and tolower.

Referenced by display_high_score(), write_mark(), and write_note().

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char* strdup_local ( const char * str )

A replacement of strdup(), since it's not defined at some unix variants.

Parameters

str	string to duplicate.

Returns: copy, needs to be freed by caller. NULL on memory allocation error.

Definition at line 310 of file porting.c.

Referenced by add_shop_item(), build_stringlist(), cast_spell(), cfapi_system_strdup_local(), check_login(), draw_ext_info(), fire_bow(), form_party(), generate_random_map(), init_attackmess(), init_connection(), init_emergency_mappath(), load_dir(), load_map_header(), load_settings(), metaserver2_init(), parse_regions(), parse_shop_string(), push(), read_bmap_names(), read_client_images(), and read_map_log().

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char* strerror_local	(	int	errnum,
		char *	buf,
		size_t	size
	)

This takes an err number and returns a string with a description of the error.

Parameters

errnum	error we want the description of.
buf	buffer to contain the description.
size	buf's length.

Returns: buf.

Definition at line 525 of file porting.c.

References snprintf().

Referenced by add_score(), command_help(), compile_info(), dead_player(), display_high_score(), do_server(), i18n_init(), init_anim(), init_races(), init_server(), load_original_map(), load_temporary_map(), make_path_to_file(), read_bmap_names(), read_face_data(), read_smooth(), save_map(), SockList_ReadPacket(), write_socket_buffer(), and Write_To_Socket().

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void stringbuffer_append_printf	(	StringBuffer *	sb,
		const char *	format,
			...
	)

Definition at line 106 of file stringbuffer.c.

void stringbuffer_append_string	(	StringBuffer *	sb,
		const char *	str
	)

Definition at line 97 of file stringbuffer.c.

void stringbuffer_append_stringbuffer	(	StringBuffer *	sb,
		const StringBuffer *	sb2
	)

Definition at line 133 of file stringbuffer.c.

char* stringbuffer_finish ( StringBuffer * sb )

Definition at line 78 of file stringbuffer.c.

sstring stringbuffer_finish_shared ( StringBuffer * sb )

Definition at line 87 of file stringbuffer.c.

void stringbuffer_finish_socklist	(	StringBuffer *	sb,
		SockList *	sl
	)

StringBuffer* stringbuffer_new ( void )

Definition at line 64 of file stringbuffer.c.

void strip_endline ( char * buf )

Removes endline from buffer (modified in place).

Definition at line 431 of file utils.c.

References EOL_SIZE.

Referenced by parse_shop_string(), and send_news().

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void strip_media_tag ( char * message )

Strip out the media tags from a String. Warning the input string will contain the result string

Definition at line 388 of file utils.c.

Referenced by draw_ext_info().

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const char* strrstr	(	const char *	haystack,
		const char *	needle
	)

Finds a string in a string.

Todo:: isn't there another function (porting.c?) for that?

Definition at line 414 of file utils.c.

int strtoint ( const char * buf )

Convert buf into an integer equal to the coadded sum of the (lowercase) character

ASCII values in buf (times prepended integers).

Parameters

buf	buffer we want to convert. Can contain an initial number.

Returns: sum of lowercase characters of the ingredient's name.

Definition at line 616 of file recipe.c.

References ingred_name(), numb_ingred(), and tolower.

Referenced by add_book_to_list(), calc_alch_danger(), content_recipe_value(), dump_alchemy(), find_title(), and init_formulae().

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void sub_weight	(	object *	op,
		signed long	weight
	)

Recursively (outwards) subtracts a number from the weight of an object (and what is carried by it's environment(s)).

Takes into account the container's weight reduction.

Parameters

op	object to which weight is substracted.
weight	weight to remove.

Todo:: check if not mergeable with add_weight().

Definition at line 1489 of file object.c.

References obj::carrying, CONTAINER, obj::env, obj::stats, liv::Str, and obj::type.

Referenced by decrease_ob_nr(), make_item_from_recipe(), remove_ob(), and START_TEST().

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signed long sum_weight ( object * op )

sum_weight() is a recursive function which calculates the weight an object is carrying. It goes through in figures out how much containers are carrying, and sums it up.

This takes into account the container's weight reduction.

Parameters

op	object we want the weight of.

Returns: weight of this item and all its inventory.

Note: The object's carrying field is updated.

Definition at line 317 of file object.c.

References obj::below, obj::carrying, CONTAINER, obj::inv, obj::nrof, obj::stats, liv::Str, sum_weight(), obj::type, and obj::weight.

Referenced by cfapi_object_set_property(), check_login(), command_fix_me(), fix_container(), fix_weight(), load_objects(), START_TEST(), sum_weight(), and transport_type_apply().

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void tailor_readable_ob	(	object *	book,
		int	msg_type
	)

The main routine. This chooses a random message to put in given readable object (type==BOOK) which will be referred hereafter as a 'book'. We use the book level to de- termine the value of the information we will insert. Higher values mean the book will (generally) have better/more info. See individual cases as to how this will be utilized. "Book" name/content length are based on the weight of the document. If the value of msg_type is negative, we will randomly choose the kind of message to generate. -b.t. thoma.nosp@m.s@as.nosp@m.tro.p.nosp@m.su.e.nosp@m.du

Parameters

book	the object we are creating into. Must be a book, can have a level.
msg_type	if it is a positive value, we use that to determine the message type - otherwise a random value is used.

Definition at line 2010 of file readable.c.

References add_string(), artifact_msg(), BOOK, BOOK_BUF, BOOKSIZE, change_book(), free_string(), god_info_msg(), obj::level, make_formula_book(), mon_info_msg(), obj::msg, msgfile_msg(), MSGTYPE_ALCHEMY, MSGTYPE_ARTIFACT, MSGTYPE_GODS, MSGTYPE_LIB, MSGTYPE_MONSTER, MSGTYPE_SPELLPATH, spellpath_msg(), and obj::type.

Referenced by fix_generated_item().

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char* tempnam_local	(	const char *	dir,
		const char *	pfx
	)

A replacement for the tempnam() function since it's not defined at some unix variants. Do not use this function for new code, use tempnam_secure() instead.

Parameters

dir	directory where to create the file. Can be NULL, in which case NULL is returned.
pfx	prefix to create unique name. Can be NULL.

Returns: path to temporary file, or NULL if failure. Must be freed by caller.

Definition at line 87 of file porting.c.

References curtmp, F_OK, getpid, MAXPATHLEN, and snprintf().

Referenced by save_map(), and tempnam_secure().

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FILE* tempnam_secure	(	const char *	dir,
		const char *	pfx,
		char **	filename
	)

A replacement for the tempnam_local() function since that one is not very secure. This one will open the file in an atomic way on platforms where it is possible.

Parameters

dir	Directory where to create the file. Can be NULL, in which case NULL is returned.
pfx	Prefix to create unique name. Can be NULL.
filename	This should be a pointer to a char, the function will overwrite the char with the name of the resulting file. Must be freed by caller. Value is unchanged if the function returns NULL.

Returns: A pointer to a FILE opened exclusively, or NULL if failure. It is up to the caller to properly close it.

Note: The file will be opened read-write.

Todo:: Maybe adding some #ifdef for non-UNIX? I don't have any such system around to test with.

Definition at line 143 of file porting.c.

References llevError, LOG(), MAXTMPRETRY, S_IRUSR, S_IWUSR, and tempnam_local().

Referenced by save_player().

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void time_info ( object * op )

Players wants to know the time. Called through the 'time' command.

Parameters

op	player who requested time.

Definition at line 353 of file time.c.

References draw_ext_info(), draw_ext_info_format(), FLAG_WIZ, max_time, MIN, MSG_TYPE_COMMAND, MSG_TYPE_COMMAND_DEBUG, NDI_UNIQUE, PBUFLEN, print_tod(), process_max_utime, process_min_utime, process_tot_mtime, process_utime_long_count, process_utime_save, pticks, and QUERY_FLAG.

Referenced by command_time().

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void transmute_materialname	(	object *	op,
		const object *	change
	)

When doing transmutation of objects, we have to recheck the resistances, as some that did not apply previously, may apply now.

Only works on armors.

Definition at line 281 of file utils.c.

References obj::arch, CLOAK, GIRDLE, GLOVES, IS_ARMOR, IS_SHIELD, llevError, LOG(), obj::materialname, _materialtype::mod, obj::name, archt::name, name_to_material(), NROFATTACKS, obj::resist, and obj::type.

Referenced by cfapi_object_transmute(), and make_item_from_recipe().

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void trigger_connected	(	objectlink *	ol,
		object *	cause,
		const int	state
	)

Trigger every object in an objectlink. This was originally part of push_button but has been extracted to make it possible to trigger the connected object on a map from a plugin without requiring a source object. This method will take care of calling EVENT_TRIGGER of all elligible object in list (see state parameter)

Parameters

ol	the objectlink to trigger. This can be acquire from map
cause	the object that cause this path to trigger, may be NULL
state	which object to apply. 0=all object with FLAG_ACTIVATE_ON_PUSH other=all object with FLAG_ACTIVATE_ON_RELEASE

Definition at line 52 of file button.c.

References ALTAR, animate_turning(), obj::arch, BUTTON, CF_HANDLE, archt::clone, obj::count, DIRECTOR, EVENT_TRIGGER, execute_event(), ext_info_map(), FIREWALL, FLAG_ACTIVATE_ON_PUSH, FLAG_ACTIVATE_ON_RELEASE, FLAG_ANIMATE, FLAG_FREED, liv::food, GATE, obj::head, HOLE, liv::hp, oblnk::id, obj::last_eat, llevError, LOG(), obj::map, liv::maxhp, liv::maxsp, obj::more, move_firewall(), obj::msg, MSG_SUBTYPE_NONE, MSG_TYPE_SIGN, obj::name, NDI_NAVY, NDI_UNIQUE, oblnk::next, oblnk::ob, ob_trigger(), PEDESTAL, QUERY_FLAG, SCRIPT_FIX_ALL, SET_ANIMATION, SIGN, liv::sp, obj::speed, obj::stats, TIMED_GATE, obj::type, UP_OBJ_FACE, update_ob_speed(), update_object(), and obj::value.

Referenced by cfapi_map_trigger_connected(), and push_button().

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int try_find_animation ( const char * name )

Tries to find the animation id that matches name, don't LOG() an error if not found.

Parameters

name	the animation's name.

Returns: animation number, or 0 if no match found (animation 0 is initialized as the 'bug' face).

See Also: find_animation

Definition at line 161 of file anim.c.

References anim_compare(), animations, animations_struct::name, animations_struct::num, and num_animations.

Referenced by apply_anim_suffix(), apply_changes_to_player(), and find_animation().

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archetype* try_find_archetype ( const char * name )

Finds, using the hashtable, which archetype matches the given name. Will not LOG() if not found.

Returns: pointer to the found archetype, otherwise NULL.

See Also: find_archetype()

Definition at line 671 of file arch.c.

References arch_cmp, arch_search, ARCHTABLE, hasharch(), and archt::name.

Referenced by cfapi_map_present_arch_by_name(), cfapi_object_create(), cfapi_object_find_archetype_inside(), find_archetype(), pick_joined_wall(), retrofit_joined_wall(), send_race_info(), and CREArtifactPanel::setArtifact().

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void unflag_inv	(	object *	op,
		int	flag
	)

Desactivate recursively a flag on an object inventory

Parameters

op	object to recurse. Can have an empty inventory.
flag	flag to unset.

Definition at line 2894 of file object.c.

References obj::below, CLEAR_FLAG, obj::inv, and unflag_inv().

Referenced by convert_item(), generate_monster_inv(), move_creator(), and unflag_inv().

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void update_all_los	(	const mapstruct *	map,
		int	x,
		int	y
	)

This function makes sure that update_los() will be called for all players on the given map within the next frame. It is triggered by removal or inserting of objects which blocks the sight in the map. Modified by MSW 2001-07-12 to take a coordinate of the changed position, and to also take map tiling into account. This change means that just being on the same map is not sufficient - the space that changes must be withing your viewable area.

Parameters

map	map that changed.
x
y	coordinates of the change.

Todo:: check if this couldn't be simplified, especially tiling (isn't there a function somewhere that could help?)

Definition at line 544 of file los.c.

References pl::do_los, first_player, obj::map, MAP_HEIGHT, MAP_WIDTH, socket_struct::mapx, socket_struct::mapy, pl::next, pl::ob, pl::socket, mapdef::tile_map, obj::x, and obj::y.

Referenced by cfapi_object_set_property(), do_turn(), gate_type_process(), insert_ob_in_map(), insert_ob_in_ob(), kill_object(), magic_wall(), remove_ob(), and tear_down_wall().

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void update_all_map_los ( mapstruct * map )

update all_map_los is like update_all_los() below, but updates everyone on the map, no matter where they are. This generally should not be used, as a per specific map change doesn't make much sense when tiling is considered (lowering darkness would certainly be a strange effect if done on a tile map, as it makes the distinction between maps much more obvious to the players, which is should not be. Currently, this function is called from the change_map_light function

Parameters

map	map on which affected players are.

Definition at line 516 of file los.c.

References pl::do_los, first_player, obj::map, pl::next, and pl::ob.

Referenced by change_map_light().

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void update_button ( object * op )

Updates everything connected with the button op. After changing the state of a button, this function must be called to make sure that all gates and other buttons connected to the button reacts to the (eventual) change of state.

Parameters

op	object to update.

Definition at line 178 of file button.c.

References obj::above, BUTTON, obj::carrying, obj::count, get_button_links(), obj::head, oblnk::id, llevDebug, LOG(), obj::move_on, obj::move_type, obj::name, oblnk::next, obj::nrof, oblnk::ob, PEDESTAL, PLAYER, push_button(), obj::race, SET_ANIMATION, obj::slaying, SPECIAL_KEY, obj::type, UP_OBJ_FACE, update_object(), obj::value, and obj::weight.

Referenced by button_type_move_on(), pedestal_type_move_on(), and update_buttons().

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void update_buttons ( mapstruct * m )

Updates every button on the map (by calling update_button() for them).

Definition at line 241 of file button.c.

References BUTTON, mapdef::buttons, obj::count, oblnk::id, oblinkpt::link, llevError, LOG(), obj::name, oblnk::next, oblinkpt::next, oblnk::ob, PEDESTAL, obj::type, update_button(), oblinkpt::value, obj::x, and obj::y.

Referenced by load_original_map().

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void update_los ( object * op )

Recalculates the array which specifies what is visible for the given player-object.

Parameters

op	player's object for which to compute.

Definition at line 467 of file los.c.

References blinded_sight(), pl::blocked_los, check_wall(), clear_los(), obj::contr, expand_sight(), FLAG_BLIND, FLAG_REMOVED, FLAG_WIZ, FLAG_XRAYS, MAP_CLIENT_X, MAP_CLIENT_Y, socket_struct::mapx, socket_struct::mapy, QUERY_FLAG, and pl::socket.

Referenced by command_nowiz(), and draw_client_map().

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void update_ob_speed ( object * op )

Updates the speed of an object. If the speed changes from 0 to another value, or vice versa, then add/remove the object from the active list. This function needs to be called whenever the speed of an object changes.

Parameters

op	object to update. Must not be freed and still have a speed.

Todo:: check fixme & todo

Definition at line 1008 of file object.c.

References obj::active_next, active_objects, obj::active_prev, arch_init, FABS, FLAG_FREED, llevError, LOG(), MIN_ACTIVE_SPEED, obj::name, QUERY_FLAG, and obj::speed.

Referenced by add_abilities(), animate_weapon(), apply_savebed(), cast_word_of_recall(), cfapi_object_set_property(), check_login(), check_trigger(), command_remove(), copy_object(), do_auto_apply(), do_throw(), drain_wand_charge(), eat_special_food(), find_or_create_connection_for_map(), fire_bow(), fix_auto_apply(), fix_object(), fix_stopped_arrow(), free_object2(), gate_type_process(), kill_object(), local_check_loaded_object(), move_cone(), move_detector(), move_hole(), move_marker(), power_crystal_type_apply(), process_events(), recharge(), remove_door(), remove_locked_door(), setup(), START_TEST(), swap_random_stats(), timed_gate_type_process(), transmute_item_to_flower(), trigger_connected(), and trigger_move().

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void update_object	(	object *	op,
		int	action
	)

update_object() updates the array which represents the map.

It takes into account invisible objects (and represent squares covered by invisible objects by whatever is below them (unless it's another invisible object, etc...)

If the object being updated is beneath a player, the look-window of that player is updated (this might be a suboptimal way of updating that window, though, since update_object() is called often)

Parameters

op	object to update
action	Hint of what the caller believes need to be done. One of UP_OBJ_xxx values. For example, if the only thing that has changed is the face (due to an animation), we don't need to call update_position until that actually comes into view of a player. OTOH, many other things, like addition/removal of walls or living creatures may need us to update the flags now.

Todo:: this function should be renamed to something like update_object_map, update_object is a too general term Also it might be worth moving it to map.c

Definition at line 1112 of file object.c.

References obj::contr, obj::env, esrv_update_item(), FLAG_ALIVE, FLAG_BLOCKSVIEW, FLAG_CLIENT_ANIM_RANDOM, FLAG_CLIENT_ANIM_SYNC, FLAG_DAMNED, FLAG_NO_MAGIC, flags, GET_MAP_FLAGS, GET_MAP_MOVE_BLOCK, GET_MAP_MOVE_OFF, GET_MAP_MOVE_ON, GET_MAP_MOVE_SLOW, GET_MAP_PLAYER, mapdef::in_memory, llevDebug, llevError, LOG(), obj::map, MAP_HEIGHT, MAP_SAVING, MAP_WIDTH, obj::more, obj::move_allow, obj::move_block, obj::move_off, obj::move_on, obj::move_slow, P_BLOCKSVIEW, P_IS_ALIVE, P_NEED_UPDATE, P_NO_CLERIC, P_NO_ERROR, P_NO_MAGIC, P_PLAYER, PLAYER, QUERY_FLAG, SET_MAP_FLAGS, pl::socket, obj::type, UP_OBJ_CHANGE, UP_OBJ_FACE, UP_OBJ_INSERT, UP_OBJ_REMOVE, UPD_FACE, socket_struct::update_look, update_object(), update_position(), obj::x, and obj::y.

Referenced by animate_object(), animate_trigger(), animate_turning(), cast_invisible(), cf_handle_type_apply(), cfapi_object_set_property(), cfapi_object_update(), check_trigger(), command_invisible(), common_trap_type_process(), do_skill_attack(), fix_stopped_arrow(), gate_type_process(), hide(), hit_map(), identify(), insert_ob_in_map(), key_change_class(), make_visible(), move_golem(), move_hole(), remove_ob(), tear_down_wall(), trapdoor_type_move_on(), trigger_connected(), trigger_type_process(), unblock_exits(), update_button(), update_object(), and update_turn_face().

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void update_position	(	mapstruct *	m,
		int	x,
		int	y
	)

This function updates various attributes about a specific space on the map (what it looks like, whether it blocks magic, has a living creatures, prevents people from passing through, etc)

Parameters

m	map considered
x
y	coordinates to update

Definition at line 2124 of file map.c.

References obj::above, add_face_layer(), blank_face, obj::contr, obj::face, FLAG_ALIVE, FLAG_BLOCKSVIEW, FLAG_DAMNED, FLAG_IS_FLOOR, FLAG_MONSTER, FLAG_NO_MAGIC, FLAG_NO_PICK, FLAG_WIZ, flags, GET_MAP_FACE_OBJS, GET_MAP_FLAGS, GET_MAP_OB, obj::glow_radius, pl::hidden, Map_Layer_Info::high_layer, Map_Layer_Info::honor_visibility, obj::invisible, llevDebug, llevError, LOG(), obj::map_layer, MAP_LAYER_FLOOR, MAP_LAYER_FLY1, MAP_LAYER_FLY2, MAP_LAYER_ITEM1, MAP_LAYER_ITEM3, MAP_LAYER_LIVING1, MAP_LAYER_LIVING2, MAP_LAYER_NO_PICK1, MAP_LAYER_NO_PICK2, MAP_LAYERS, obj::move_allow, obj::move_block, MOVE_FLYING, obj::move_off, obj::move_on, obj::move_slow, obj::move_type, P_BLOCKSVIEW, P_IS_ALIVE, P_NEED_UPDATE, P_NO_CLERIC, P_NO_ERROR, P_NO_MAGIC, P_PLAYER, mapdef::path, PLAYER, QUERY_FLAG, SET_MAP_FLAGS, SET_MAP_LIGHT, SET_MAP_MOVE_BLOCK, SET_MAP_MOVE_OFF, SET_MAP_MOVE_ON, SET_MAP_MOVE_SLOW, SET_MAP_PLAYER, and obj::type.

Referenced by cfapi_map_update_position(), cfapi_object_set_property(), do_turn(), draw_client_map(), insert_ob_in_ob(), remove_ob(), and update_object().

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void update_turn_face ( object * op )

If an object with the IS_TURNABLE() flag needs to be turned due to the closest player being on the other side, this function can be called to update the face variable, and how it looks on the map.

Parameters

op	object to update.

Definition at line 990 of file object.c.

References obj::arch, obj::direction, FLAG_IS_TURNABLE, QUERY_FLAG, SET_ANIMATION, UP_OBJ_FACE, and update_object().

Referenced by director_type_move_on(), forklightning(), move_bolt(), move_bullet(), spinner_type_move_on(), and START_TEST().

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void use_trigger ( object * op )

Toggles the state of specified button.

Parameters

op	object to toggle.

Definition at line 268 of file button.c.

References push_button(), and obj::value.

Referenced by check_inv(), do_talk_npc(), spring_trap(), and trigger_move().

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void verify_button_links ( const mapstruct * map )

This does a minimal check of the button link consistency for object map. All it really does it much sure the object id link that is set matches what the object has.

Will log to error level.

Parameters