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I've been using this for a while; it is occasionally handy. #terrain
is a new wizard mode command which brings up a text display where the map
topology is revealed, similar to the obscure #wmode command but showing
different information. Also, #wmode has been tweaked a little so as to
actually overlay the tty-mode map exactly, rather than being off by one
line and one column. (That shouldn't really matter for other windowing
schemes where the map and a text rendition of it aren't very likely to
have a given location be displayed at the exact same screen position.)
The line of formatted flags info below the terrain display probably
belongs in a separate debugging command altogether where it wouldn't have
to be displayed in such a terse fashion.
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Debug-Mode Quick Reference:
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^E == detect secret doors and traps.
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^F == do magic mapping.
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^G == create monster.
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^I == identify items in pack.
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^O == tell locations of special levels.
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^T == do intra-level teleport.
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^V == do trans-level teleport.
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^W == make wish.
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^X == show attributes including intrinsic attributes.
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#levelchange == change experience level
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#lightsources == show mobile light sources
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#monpolycontrol == control monster polymorphs
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#panic == panic test
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#polyself == polymorph self
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#seenv == show seen vectors
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#stats == show memory statistics
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#terrain == show map topology
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#timeout == look at timeout queue
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#vision == show vision array
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#wmode == show wall modes
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