Those flags correspond to the aflags parameter of the apply_special() function. More...

Macros
#define	AP_APPLY 1
	Item is to be applied. More...

#define	AP_BASIC_FLAGS 15

#define	AP_IGNORE_CURSE 32
	Apply/unapply regardless of cursed/damned status. More...

#define	AP_NO_MERGE 16
	Don't try to merge object after (un)applying it. More...

#define	AP_NOPRINT 128
	Don't print messages - caller will do that may be some that still print. More...

#define	AP_NULL 0
	Nothing specific. More...

#define	AP_OPEN 3
	Item is a container to be fully opened. More...

#define	AP_PRINT 64
	Print what to do, don't actually do it Note this is supported in all the functions. More...

#define	AP_UNAPPLY 2
	Item is to be remvoed. More...

Detailed Description

Those flags correspond to the aflags parameter of the apply_special() function.

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ AP_APPLY

#define AP_APPLY 1

Item is to be applied.

Definition at line 558 of file define.h.

◆ AP_BASIC_FLAGS

#define AP_BASIC_FLAGS 15

Definition at line 562 of file define.h.

◆ AP_IGNORE_CURSE

#define AP_IGNORE_CURSE 32

Apply/unapply regardless of cursed/damned status.

Definition at line 566 of file define.h.

◆ AP_NO_MERGE

#define AP_NO_MERGE 16

Don't try to merge object after (un)applying it.

Definition at line 565 of file define.h.

◆ AP_NOPRINT

#define AP_NOPRINT 128

Don't print messages - caller will do that may be some that still print.

Definition at line 569 of file define.h.

◆ AP_NULL

#define AP_NULL 0

Nothing specific.

Definition at line 557 of file define.h.

◆ AP_OPEN

#define AP_OPEN 3

Item is a container to be fully opened.

Definition at line 560 of file define.h.

◆ AP_PRINT

#define AP_PRINT 64

Print what to do, don't actually do it Note this is supported in all the functions.

Definition at line 567 of file define.h.

◆ AP_UNAPPLY

#define AP_UNAPPLY 2

Item is to be remvoed.

Definition at line 559 of file define.h.

Macros