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wizard mode wishing for traps (trunk only)

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Change the way wishing for bear traps in wizard mode is handled so
that spelling of "bear trap" vs "beartrap" doesn't affect the result.
Land mine doesn't have a similar spelling variation, so it already had to
be handled differently (if you wanted an armed trap, you needed to append
something--anything--such that it didn't match the object name).  Now
they're consistent with each other.  By default, you'll get an object
regardless of whether you include a space inside the name, and you'll
need to specify a prefix ("trapped") or a suffix ("trap"--actually,
anything other than "object") to get an armed trap placed on the ground.

  "bear trap", "beartrap", "untrapped bear[ ]trap", "bear[ ]trap object"
will yield the disarmed object,

  "trapped bear[ ]trap", "bear[ ]trap trap", "bear[ ]trap<anything else>"
will yield an armed trap.

  "land mine" works the same way, treating the embedded space as optional
even though both object and trap include it.
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nethack.rankin
2011-08-21 00:55:06 +00:00
parent 8f07e5ee39
commit cebd694c0c
1 changed files with 43 additions and 9 deletions
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@@ -2082,15 +2082,6 @@ const char *u_str; /* from user, so might be variant spelling */
const char *o_str; /* from objects[], so is in canonical form */
boolean retry_inverted; /* optional extra "of" handling */
{
/* special case: wizards can wish for traps. The object is "beartrap"
* and the trap is "bear trap", so to let wizards wish for both we
* must not fuzzymatch.
*/
#ifdef WIZARD
if (wizard && !strcmp(o_str, "beartrap"))
return !strncmpi(o_str, u_str, 8);
#endif
/* ignore spaces & hyphens and upper/lower case when comparing */
if (fuzzymatch(u_str, o_str, " -", TRUE)) return TRUE;
@@ -2630,6 +2621,48 @@ struct obj *no_wish;
}
}
#ifdef WIZARD
/* Wishing in wizard mode can create traps and furniture.
* Part I: distinguish between trap and object for the two
* types of traps which have corresponding objects: bear trap
* and land mine. "beartrap" (object) and "bear trap" (trap)
* have a difference in spelling which we used to exploit by
* adding a special case in wishymatch(), but "land mine" is
* spelled the same either way so needs different handing.
* Since we need something else for land mine, we've dropped
* the bear trap hack so that both are handled exactly the
* same. To get an armed trap instead of a disarmed object,
* the player can prefix either the object name or the trap
* name with "trapped " (which ordinarily applies to chests
* and tins), or append something--anything at all except for
* " object", but " trap" is suggested--to either the trap
* name or the object name.
*/
if (wizard && (!strncmpi(bp, "bear", 4) || !strncmpi(bp, "land", 4))) {
boolean beartrap = (lowc(*bp) == 'b');
char *zp = bp + 4; /* skip "bear"/"land" */
if (*zp == ' ') ++zp; /* embedded space is optional */
if (!strncmpi(zp, beartrap ? "trap" : "mine", 4)) {
zp += 4;
if (trapped == 2 || !strcmpi(zp, " object")) {
/* "untrapped <foo>" or "<foo> object" */
typ = beartrap ? BEARTRAP : LAND_MINE;
goto typfnd;
} else if (trapped == 1 || *zp != '\0') {
/* "trapped <foo>" or "<foo> trap" (actually "<foo>*") */
int idx = trap_to_defsym(beartrap ? BEAR_TRAP : LANDMINE);
/* use canonical trap spelling, skip object matching */
Strcpy(bp, defsyms[idx].explanation);
goto wiztrap;
}
/* [no prefix or suffix; we're going to end up matching
the object name and getting a disarmed trap object] */
}
}
#endif
retry:
/* "grey stone" check must be before general "stone" */
for (i = 0; i < SIZE(o_ranges); i++)
@@ -2804,6 +2837,7 @@ srch:
* trap objects like beartraps.
* Disallow such topology tweaks for WIZKIT startup wishes.
*/
wiztrap:
if (wizard && !program_state.wizkit_wishing) {
struct rm *lev;
int trap, x = u.ux, y = u.uy;