Move the "tame <monster>", "peaceful <monster>", "hostile <monster>"
handling for <ctrl/G> so that it works when <monster> is a class letter as
well as when it names a monster type.
Wizard mode monster creation underwent several changes for 3.4.0
(explicitly create "tame <monster>", create a monster by class letter,
repeat the creation for N monsters) and one of them rendered the check
to prevent creating orphaned shopkeepers, temple priests, vault guards,
and worm tails inoperative. Put that back, and extend the control to
allow you to specify "peaceful <monster>" and "hostile <monster>" too.
<Someone> wrote: "Also, hobbits can't wear armour,
at least, you can't wear armour when polymorphed into a hobbit, even
though hobbits do tend to be carrying elven mithril-coats.
It's tempting to suggest adding an explicit exception in
sliparm() for elven mithril just to keep the Tolkienness."
- added a general routine for adding race-based /object
combination exceptions.
- hobbits can wear elven mithril-coats
<Someone> reported that killing yourself by picking your current
monster class as the target of a blessed scroll of genocide while
polymorphed and wearing an amulet of unchanging would result in
"killed by genocide" rather than "killed by a scroll of genocide".
That wasn't the only problem here; it also ended the game right away,
before genociding the rest of the class of monsters; that could affect
the contents of a resulting bones level.
Also, the 3.3.0 race/class split resulted in getting the message
"you feel dead inside" twice if you were a human or elf character who
genocides '@' while polymorphed into some non-@ form.
> I'm working on a Nethack port, and one of the header files a
> library uses has a structure with a member named "red". Since
> includes/decl.h #defines red to something, this totally loses.
>
> Attached is a patch which fixes the color defines.
Reported to the newsgroup, the code in study_book for the effect of
confusion on studying a book was never reached. Removed the deprecated
check from read.c
Document the way to decline a wish or genocide, and allow both
actions to accept both "none" and "nothing" so that players don't
have to remember which response goes with which prompt.
> Is the "You are surrounded by darkness!" message from reading a cursed
> scroll of light (or non-cursed if confused) appropriate if you're
> wielding Sunsword, which _doesn't_ get turned off by it?
