Bug report stated:
"If 'mention_decor' is set in config file or NETHACKOPTIONS,
starting the game tells you that you are standing on stairs
which lead out of the dungeon. But if you also start the
tutorial, you won't be on those stairs--they won't even exist
until the tutorial is exited.
The stairs message can't be suppressed until the program
knows whether the tutorial will be entered, and since
prompting is one of the ways to decide that."
What this does:
Don't heed mention_decor option during the primary rcfile()
processing.
Do heed it after the tutorial.
Note:
If mention_decor is expected to actually be active during the
tutorial, then the rcfile_only_this_option(opt_mention_decor)
likely has to be moved to a different line, which should be
easy enough.
The previous fix, while valid, still prompts for input during early
options processing if stdin is a tty. It really shouldn't be doing
that during early options such as --showpaths, so alter the placement
of the program_state.earlyoptions flag within *main().
GitHub issue https://github.com/NetHack/NetHack/issues/1513
Starting a new game, at the
'Shall I pick character's race, role, gender and alignment for you? [ynaq]'
prompt, the game shows as 'Version 5.0.0-0 Unix Work-in-progress'
but then once the game has started and you check #version you see
the correct 'Unix NetHack Version 5.0.0-0 post-release' feedback.
Closes#1513
Try using emscripten_run_script_string("crypto.randomUUID()");
I need to commit this to the repository to test it elsewhere.
If there isn't a revert shortly after this, it must have at least
built without issue.
On macOS, the required underlying pieces are in there.
On Linux, we try to test for the presence of libuuid and
the uuid.h header files. If the tests are both successful,
we proceed to include NHUUID support.
On either macOS or Linux, NO_NHUUID=1 on the Make command
line will forcibly prevent the inclusion of the support for NHUUID.
Dungeoneers list updates
Ingo Paschke provided Amiga updates to get the port working
for the release to follow 3.6.7. He used the gcc-15.2 branch
of bebbo's Amiga toolchain on Linux.
G. Branden Robinson contributed several updates and suggestions to
help ensure that the *roff documentation production remains viable.
New experimental option
This requires platform support to be useful. Currently an
implementation for Windows TTY console is included.
A Unix TTY implementation should be achievable I would think,
but I haven't pursued that, at least not yet (contributions welcome).
I'm not sure whether Qt or X11 interfaces offer a similar
timeout capability..
How it works:
When idlecheckpoint in on, if the wait for a new input is idle for
10 seconds (length of time to waite is controlled by
IDLECHECKPOINT_WAIT_TIME #define in hack.h), save_currentstate() is
called to bring everything up-to-date should a hangup or crash occur.
The input wait then continues/resumes.
The save_currentstate() call is only executed once per input request.
nhmall