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Functions
int	can_pay (object *pl)

char *	cost_approx_str (const object obj, object who)

char *	cost_str (uint64_t cost)

char *	cost_string_from_value (uint64_t cost, int largest_coin)

int	pay_for_amount (uint64_t to_pay, object *pl)

int	pay_for_item (object op, object pl, uint64_t reduction)

uint64_t	price_approx (const object obj, object who)

uint64_t	price_base (const object *obj)

uint64_t	query_money (const object *op)

void	sell_item (object op, object pl)

double	shop_approval (const mapstruct map, const object player)

bool	shop_contains (object *ob)

int	shop_describe (const object *op)

int	shop_pay_unpaid (object pl, object op)

uint64_t	shop_price_buy (const object obj, object who)

uint64_t	shop_price_sell (const object obj, object who)

Function Documentation

◆ can_pay()

int can_pay ( object * pl )

Checks all unpaid items in op's inventory, adds up all the money they have, and checks that they can actually afford what they want to buy. Prints appropriate messages to the player.

Parameters

pl	player trying to bug.

Return values

1	player could buy the items.
0	some items can't be bought.

Definition at line 841 of file shop.cpp.

References archininventory::arch, buf, coins, cost_str(), count_coins(), count_unpaid(), draw_ext_info(), find_archetype(), llevError, LOG(), make_list_like(), MAX_BUF, MSG_TYPE_SHOP, MSG_TYPE_SHOP_PAYMENT, NDI_UNIQUE, NUM_COINS, altar_valkyrie::pl, PLAYER, query_money(), and autojail::value.

Referenced by cfapi_player_can_pay(), and shop_mat_type_move_on().

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◆ cost_approx_str()

char* cost_approx_str	(	const object *	obj,
		object *	who
	)

Return a textual cost approximation in a newly-allocated string.

Parameters

obj	item to query the price of, must not be NULL.
who	player asking for the price, must not be NULL.

Returns: converted value the caller is responsible to free.

Definition at line 369 of file shop.cpp.

References buf, archetype::clone, diamondslots::cointype, cost_str(), find_next_coin(), find_skill_by_number(), get_typedata(), typedata::identifyskill, typedata::identifyskill2, LARGEST_COIN_GIVEN, MONEY, object::name, object::name_pl, price_approx(), real_money_value(), SK_BARGAINING, stringbuffer_append_printf(), stringbuffer_append_string(), stringbuffer_delete(), stringbuffer_finish(), stringbuffer_new(), Ice::tmp, object::value, and autojail::who.

Referenced by examine().

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◆ cost_str()

char* cost_str ( uint64_t cost )

Definition at line 365 of file shop.cpp.

References diamondslots::cost, cost_string_from_value(), and LARGEST_COIN_GIVEN.

Referenced by can_pay(), cost_approx_str(), examine(), pick_up_object(), sell_item(), shop_describe(), and shop_pay_unpaid_callback().

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◆ cost_string_from_value()

char* cost_string_from_value	(	uint64_t	cost,
		int	largest_coin
	)

Converts a price to number of coins.

While cost is 64 bit, the number of any coin is still really limited to 32 bit (size of nrof field). If it turns out players have so much money that they have more than 2 billion platinum coins, there are certainly issues - the easiest fix at that time is to add a higher denomination (mithril piece with 10,000 silver or something)

Parameters

cost	value to transform to currency.
largest_coin	maximum coin to give the price into, should be between 0 and NUM_COINS - 1.

Returns: converted value the caller is responsible to free.

Definition at line 277 of file shop.cpp.

References buf, archetype::clone, diamondslots::cointype, diamondslots::cost, done, find_next_coin(), object::name, NUM_COINS, stringbuffer_append_printf(), stringbuffer_append_string(), stringbuffer_finish(), stringbuffer_new(), UINT32_MAX, and object::value.

Referenced by cfapi_cost_string_from_value(), and cost_str().

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◆ pay_for_amount()

int pay_for_amount	(	uint64_t	to_pay,
		object *	pl
	)

Takes the amount of money from the the player inventory and from it's various pouches using the pay_from_container() function.

Parameters

to_pay	amount to pay.
pl	player paying.

Returns: 0 if not enough money, in which case nothing is removed, 1 if money was removed.

Todo:: check if pl is a player, as query_money() expects that. Check if fix_object() call is required.

Definition at line 461 of file shop.cpp.

References CONTAINER, fix_object(), FLAG_APPLIED, FMT64U, FOR_INV_FINISH, FOR_INV_PREPARE, llevError, LOG(), pay_from_container(), altar_valkyrie::pl, QUERY_FLAG, and query_money().

Referenced by cfapi_object_pay_amount().

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◆ pay_for_item()

int pay_for_item	(	object *	op,
		object *	pl,
		uint64_t	reduction
	)

Player attemps to buy an item, if she has enough money then remove coins as needed from active containers. Also handles bargaining experience.

Parameters

op	object to buy.
pl	player buying.
reduction	positive or null price reduction, must be below the price of the item.

Returns: 1 if object was bought, 0 else.

Todo:: check if pl is a player, as query_money() expects a player.

Definition at line 501 of file shop.cpp.

References CONTAINER, FALSE, fix_object(), FLAG_APPLIED, FLAG_WAS_WIZ, FMT64U, FOR_INV_FINISH, FOR_INV_PREPARE, llevError, LOG(), give::op, pay_from_container(), altar_valkyrie::pl, QUERY_FLAG, query_money(), Settings::real_wiz, SET_FLAG, settings, and shop_price_buy().

Referenced by cfapi_object_pay_item(), and shop_pay_unpaid_callback().

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◆ price_approx()

uint64_t price_approx	(	const object *	obj,
		object *	who
	)

Adjust the value of the given item based on the player's skills. This function should only be used when calculating "you reckon" prices.

Parameters

obj	item in question. Must not be NULL.
who	player trying to judge the value of the item. Must not be NULL.

Returns: approximate value of obj.

Definition at line 133 of file shop.cpp.

References find_skill_by_number(), get_typedata(), typedata::identifyskill, typedata::identifyskill2, object::level, llevError, LOG(), price_base(), Ice::tmp, and autojail::who.

Referenced by cost_approx_str().

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◆ price_base()

uint64_t price_base ( const object * obj )

Determine the base (intrinsic) value of an item. This should not include adjustments such as bargaining, charisma, or shop specialization.

Parameters

obj	item in question.

Returns: base price.

Price an item based on its value or archetype value, type, identification/BUC status, and other heuristics.

Shopkeepers always know the BUC status of items. Adjust the base price of items based on their BUC status. Note that religious players can readily uncurse items, so don't make this too drastic.

Definition at line 75 of file shop.cpp.

References FLAG_BLESSED, FLAG_CURSED, FLAG_DAMNED, GEM, is_identified(), castle_read::key, MONEY, NROF(), altar_valkyrie::obj, object_get_value(), QUERY_FLAG, and WAND.

Referenced by alchemy_object(), attempt_do_alchemy(), check_pick(), price_approx(), shop_price_buy(), and shop_price_sell().

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◆ query_money()

uint64_t query_money ( const object * op )

Determine the amount of money the given object contains, including what is inside containers.

Parameters

op	Player or container object

Returns: Total amount of money inside

Definition at line 430 of file shop.cpp.

References CONTAINER, FLAG_APPLIED, FOR_INV_FINISH, FOR_INV_PREPARE, llevError, LOG(), MONEY, give::op, PLAYER, QUERY_FLAG, Ice::tmp, and mail_login::total.

Referenced by can_pay(), cfapi_object_query_money(), pay_for_amount(), pay_for_item(), and shop_pay_unpaid_callback().

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◆ sell_item()

void sell_item	(	object *	op,
		object *	pl
	)

Player is selling an item. Give money, print appropriate messages.

Will fill applied money containers before dumping remaining coins in character's inventory.

Parameters

op	object to sell.
pl	player. Shouldn't be NULL or non player.

Definition at line 966 of file shop.cpp.

References change_exp(), archetype::clone, coins, compute_price_variation_with_bargaining(), CONTAINER, cost_str(), disinfect::count, CUSTOM_NAME_FIELD, draw_ext_info_format(), esrv_update_item(), EVENT_SELLING, events_execute_object_event(), find_archetype(), FLAG_APPLIED, FLAG_UNPAID, FOR_INV_FINISH, FOR_INV_PREPARE, identify(), LARGEST_COIN_GIVEN, llevDebug, llevError, LOG(), MAX_BUF, MAX_SELL_EXTRA, MSG_TYPE_SHOP, MSG_TYPE_SHOP_SELL, NDI_UNIQUE, object_copy(), object_insert_in_ob(), object_new(), object_set_value(), give::op, altar_valkyrie::pl, PLAYER, say::price, QUERY_FLAG, query_name(), SCRIPT_FIX_ALL, SET_FLAG, shop_price_sell(), SK_EXP_NONE, Ice::tmp, UPD_WEIGHT, object::value, and object::weight.

Referenced by drop_object().

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◆ shop_approval()

double shop_approval	(	const mapstruct *	map,
		const object *	player
	)

Return the approval ratio for a shop for a given player. This is based on both the race of the shopkeeper and the player.

Parameters

map	Map with a shop
player	Player in question

Returns: Approval ratio between 0 and 1

Definition at line 1131 of file shop.cpp.

References disinfect::map, and NEUTRAL_RATIO.

Referenced by shop_describe(), shop_efficiency(), and shop_mat_type_move_on().

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◆ shop_contains()

bool shop_contains ( object * ob )

Check if an object is in a shop.

Definition at line 1296 of file shop.cpp.

References coords_in_shop(), and guildjoin::ob.

Referenced by do_item_conversion(), drop_object(), examine(), kill_player_not_permadeath(), shop_mat_type_move_on(), and transport_type_apply().

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◆ shop_describe()

int shop_describe ( const object * op )

Give the player a description of the shop on their current map. This is used for the bargaining skill.

Parameters

op	Non-null player to describe the shop to

Returns: Zero if the object is not a player, 1 otherwise

A player is examining a shop, so describe it.

Parameters

op	who is examining the shop.

Returns: 0 if op is not a player, 1 else.

Definition at line 1194 of file shop.cpp.

References cost_str(), draw_ext_info(), draw_ext_info_format(), make_list_like(), disinfect::map, MAX_BUF, MSG_TYPE_SHOP, MSG_TYPE_SHOP_LISTING, MSG_TYPE_SHOP_MISC, NDI_UNIQUE, give::op, PLAYER, shop_approval(), Ice::tmp, and autojail::value.

Referenced by do_skill().

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◆ shop_pay_unpaid()

int shop_pay_unpaid	(	object *	pl,
		object *	op
	)

Pay for each unpaid item carried by a player, including those inside containers. It is a good idea to call can_pay() before using this function, because items are paid for here in no particular order.

Parameters

pl	Player making purchase
op	Container to examine, usually the same player object

Return values

0	Player still has unpaid items
1	Player paid for all unpaid items

Pay as many unpaid items as possible, recursing on op->inv and op->below.

Parameters

pl	player who is buying items.
op	first potentially unpaid item.

Returns: 0 if some items were unpaid, 1 if all unpaid items (if any) were paid.

Definition at line 947 of file shop.cpp.

References give::op, altar_valkyrie::pl, shop_pay_unpaid_callback(), and unpaid_iter().

Referenced by shop_mat_type_move_on().

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◆ shop_price_buy()

uint64_t shop_price_buy	(	const object *	obj,
		object *	who
	)

Adjust the value of an item to be bought based on the player's bargaining skill and charisma. This should only be used if the player is in a shop.

Parameters

obj	item in question. Must not be NULL.
who	player trying to judge the value of the item. Must not be NULL.

Returns: value of obj.

Definition at line 190 of file shop.cpp.

References castle_read::key, llevDebug, LOG(), object_get_value(), PLAYER, price_base(), shop_efficiency(), Ice::tmp, and autojail::who.

Referenced by count_unpaid_callback(), examine(), pay_for_item(), pick_up_object(), and shop_pay_unpaid_callback().

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◆ shop_price_sell()

uint64_t shop_price_sell	(	const object *	obj,
		object *	who
	)

Adjust the value of an item to be sold based on the player's bargaining skill and charisma. This should only be used if the player is in a shop.

Parameters

obj	item in question. Must not be NULL.
who	player trying to judge the value of the item. Must not be NULL.

Returns: value of obj.

Definition at line 211 of file shop.cpp.

References castle_read::key, llevDebug, LOG(), NROF(), object_get_value(), PLAYER, price_base(), shop_efficiency(), shop_specialisation_ratio(), Ice::tmp, value_limit(), and autojail::who.

Referenced by examine(), sell_item(), and START_TEST().

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Functions

Function Documentation

◆ can_pay()

◆ cost_approx_str()

◆ cost_str()

◆ cost_string_from_value()

◆ pay_for_amount()

◆ pay_for_item()

◆ price_approx()

◆ price_base()

◆ query_money()

◆ sell_item()

◆ shop_approval()

◆ shop_contains()

◆ shop_describe()

◆ shop_pay_unpaid()

◆ shop_price_buy()

◆ shop_price_sell()