^#^
look^#^
SUBTOPIC-player^#^
-=[ Help ]=-
command: look
Usuage: l
look
look at <item|player|monster>
look at <item> on <item>
Description: This gives a CASUAL glance at an object that
may or may not need a closer examination.
'look' will give a description of the room,
unless its dark or you are in brief mode.
Example: look at lock on door
Related topics: examine, brief.
^#^
l^#^
SUBTOPIC-player^#^
-=[ Help ]=-
command: look
Usuage: l
look
look at <item|player|monster>
look at <item> on <item>
Description: This gives a CASUAL glance at an object that
may or may not need a closer examination.
'look' will give a description of the room,
unless its dark or you are in brief mode.
Example: look at lock on door
Related topics: examine, brief.
^#^
light^#^
SUBTOPIC-creator^#^
-=[ Help ]=-
command: light
Usuage: light
light <amount>
Description: This command allows you to set the change the light
value. If no argument is given, the light value is
returned. If the light value is zero or less, it is
dark.
Related topics: none.
^#^
load^#^
SUBTOPIC-creator^#^
-=[ Help ]=-
command: load
Usuage: load <file>
Description: This attempts to load a file as an object into memory.
Failure will log into /log/log, /log/creator_name. The
logs can be looked at with 'log', 'main', 'debug'. File
will accept the token '*' as a wildcard. All file names
have ".c" added to them automatically.
Related topics: load, update, log, main, debug.
^#^
localcmd^#^
SUBTOPIC-creator^#^
-=[ Help ]=-
command: localcmd
Usuage: localcmd
Description: This command gives you a list of all actions currently
available to you.
Related topics: none.
^#^
log^#^
SUBTOPIC-creator^#^
-=[ Help ]=-
command: log
Usuage: log
log <who>
Description: log tails the end of your error log file. If you have
file read access to other creators log files, then you
can look at their error logs. Your error log file is
/log/creator_name.
Related topics: main, debug, rlog.
^#^
lpc^#^
SUBTOPIC-creator^#^
-=[ Help ]=-
command: lpc
Usuage: lpc <code>
Description: This command writes a temporary file, loads the code,
and returns the value. It is used to clarify lpc code
output.
Example: lpc return 30*675;
Related topics: patch.
^#^
ls^#^
SUBTOPIC-creator^#^
-=[ Help ]=-
command: ls
Usuage: ls
ls <file>
ls <file> -v
ls <file> -<number>
ls -h
Description: The ls command lists files and directories. If no
options are given, it will list files in the creators
current default directory. An optional file path can be
given, which accepts the token '*' as a wildcard. The -
v option prints the file list in verbose mode. Verbose
mode shows the file sizes, and gives the creators read
and/or write access.
Example: ls /obj -v
Related topics: none.
^#^
leprechaun^#^
SUBTOPIC-races^#^
-=> Leprechaun <=-
Leprechauns are diminutive folk who are found in fair, green land and enjoy
frolicking, working magic, and causing harmless mischief. Rumoured to be a.
cross between a species of halfling and a strong strain of pixie, leprechauns
are about 2 feet tall. This race is fun-loving and is of magical talent, and
is non-combative. Leprechauns are natirally distrustful towards humans and
dwarfs, since these races have greedy temdancies. They get along with elves
gnomes and halflings.
Leprechaun motto: "To defend the weak!"
^#^
lt^#^
SUBTOPIC-cleric^#^
________________________________________________________________
()_______________________________________________________________)
| Prayer: Light Sphere: Stellar |
| Level: 1 Cost: 1 |
| Component: None. Usage: Lt (with capital 'L') |
| Description: |
| |
| This prayer will cause the cleric to glow with a soft halo. |
| The halo enables the cleric to see in darkness. |
| |
| |
| |
|_______________________________________________________________|
()_______________________________________________________________)
^#^
lightning bolt^#^
SUBTOPIC-mage^#^
______________________________ ______________________________
__/ \/ \__
| /| |: |:||
||:| Spell: Lightning Bolt |: Description: |:||
||:| School: Evocation |: |:||
||:| Cost: 10 |: This spell causes lightning |:||
||:| Level: 9 |: to leap about from the |:||
||:| Usage: lb who |: caster. Striking its target. |:||
||:| Related Spells: |: |:||
||:| None. |: |:||
||:| |: |:||
||:|_____________________________ |: _____________________________|:||
||/______________________________\|:/______________________________\||
|_______________________________ _______________________________|
'----`
^#^
limited wish^#^
SUBTOPIC-mage^#^
______________________________ ______________________________
__/ \/ \__
| /| |: |:||
||:| Spell: Limited Wish |: Description: |:||
||:| School: Conjuration |: |:||
||:| Cost: 14 |: A limited wish can imitate |:||
||:| Level: 14 |: almost any spell whose level|:||
||:| Usage: limited wish <spell> |: does not exceed level 10. |:||
||:| |: |:||
||:| Related Spells: |: |:||
||:| Wish. |: |:||
||:| |: |:||
||:|_____________________________ |: _____________________________|:||
||/______________________________\|:/______________________________\||
|_______________________________ _______________________________|
'----`
^#^
locate^#^
SUBTOPIC-mage^#^
______________________________ ______________________________
__/ \/ \__
| /| |: |:||
||:| Spell: Locate |: Description: |:||
||:| School: Divination |: |:||
||:| Cost: 6 |: This spell will enable the |:||
||:| Level: 6 |: caster to locate any monster|:||
||:| Usage: locate who |: or player throughout the |:||
||:| |: domains. |:||
||:| Related Spells: |: |:||
||:| None. |: |:||
||:| |: |:||
||:|_____________________________ |: _____________________________|:||
||/______________________________\|:/______________________________\||
|_______________________________ _______________________________|
'----`
^#^
listen^#^
SUBTOPIC-general^#^
-=[ Help ]=-
command: listen
Usuage: listen
listen <item>
Description: If you stop and listen you may hear something.
Related topics: smell, search.
^#^
living^#^
SUBTOPIC-efun^#^
EFUN living()
SYNOPSIS
int living(object ob);
DESCRIPTION
Return true if `ob' is a living object (that is, if
"enable_commands()" has been called by `ob').
EXAMPLE
status filter_living(object ob) {
return (living(ob)) ? 1 : 0;
}
object *all_living(object ob) {
object *inv;
inv = all_inventory(ob);
return filter_array(inv,"filter_living",this_object());
}
SEE ALSO
interactive()
^#^
log_file^#^
SUBTOPIC-efun^#^
EFUN log_file()
SYNOPSIS
void log_file(string file, string message);
DESCRIPTION
log_file() appends the string message to "/log/"+ file
write access is given to logs, but read read access may
be restricted.
EXAMPLE
void set_hp(int i) {
log_file("HP_SET","Hit points was set by "+
(string)this_player()->query_real_name()+
"@"+ ctime(time()) +"\n");
hp = i;
}
SEE ALSO
read_bytes(), read_file(), write_bytes(), write_file()
^#^
lower_case^#^
SUBTOPIC-efun^#^
EFUN lower_case()
SYNOPSIS
string lower_case(string str)
DESCRIPTION
Convert the all characters in "str" to lower case, and
return the new string.
EXAMPLE
string query_real_name() { return lower_case(name); }
SEE ALSO
capitalize().
^#^
lambda^#^
SUBTOPIC-amylaar^#^
SYNOPSIS
closure lambda(mixed *arr, mixed)
DESCRIPTION
Constructs a lambda closure, like lambda function in LISP.
The closure is bound the creating object, thus can contain
references to global variables.
The first argument is an array describing the arguments
(symbols) passed to the closure upon evaluation by funcall()
or apply().
SEE ALSO
closures(LPC), unbound_lambda(E), apply(E), funcall(E),
bind_lambda(E)
^#^
logon^#^
SUBTOPIC-compatfn/driverfn^#^
SYNOPSIS
int logon(void)
DESCRIPTION
When the parser accepts a new connection, it first calls
connect() in the master object and then applies logon() to
the object that is returned by the master. That will usually be
a special login object, that is expected to clone and get going
a user shell or user object.
Should return 0 on failure, everything else means success.
SEE ALSO
connect(M)
^#^
log_error^#^
SUBTOPIC-amylaar^#^
SYNOPSIS
void log_error(string file, string err)
DESCRIPTION
Announce a compiler-time error in the named file. Whenever the
LPC compiler detects an error, this function is called. It
should at least log the error in a file, and also announce it
to the active user.
SEE ALSO
runtime_error(M)
^#^
lock^#^
SUBTOPIC-general^#^
-=[ Lock ]=-
Command: lock
Usuage: lock <door|item> with <key>
Description: This command allows you to lock a door or an item with
a 'key'. The key must fit the lock. A thief may be able
to pick the lock.
Example: lock east door with round key
Related Topics: open, close, unlock, search, pick (thief).