--- deliantra/server/ext/commands.ext 2007/01/13 23:06:13 1.17 +++ deliantra/server/ext/commands.ext 2007/03/02 12:14:57 1.28 @@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ . ($ns->afk ? " [AFK]" : "") . ($ob->flag (cf::FLAG_WIZ) ? " [WIZ]" : "") . " [" . $pl->ns->version . "]" - . " [" . ($pl->peaceful || $privileged ? $ob->map->visible_name : $ob->map->region ? $ob->map->region->name : "the unknown") . "]" + . " [" . ($pl->peaceful || $privileged ? $ob->map->visible_name : $ob->region->name) . "]" . (sprintf " [rtt %.3fs]", $pl->ns->rtt * 1e-6) . ($privileged ? " " . $pl->ns->host : "") } sort { (lc $a->ob->name) cmp (lc $b->ob->name) } @pl @@ -88,6 +88,269 @@ 1 }; + +cf::register_command body => sub { + my ($ob) = @_; + + my @body_locations = ("in your range slot", "on your arm", "on your body", "on your head", + "around your neck", "in your skill slot", "on your finger", "around your shoulders", + "on your feet", "on your hands", "around your wrists", "around your waist"); + + # Too hard to try and make a header that lines everything up, so just + # give a description. (comment from C++) + $ob->reply (undef, "The first column is the name of the body location."); + $ob->reply (undef, "The second column is how many of those locations your body has."); + $ob->reply (undef, "The third column is how many slots in that location are available."); + + for (0 .. scalar @body_locations - 1) { + $ob->reply (undef, (sprintf "%-30s %5d %5d", $body_locations[$_], $ob->body_info($_), $ob->body_used($_))) + if $ob->body_info($_) or $ob->body_used($_); + } + + $ob->reply (undef, "You are not allowed to wear armor") + unless $ob->flag (cf::FLAG_USE_ARMOUR); + $ob->reply (undef, "You are not allowed to use weapons") + unless $ob->flag (cf::FLAG_USE_WEAPON); + + 1 +}; + +cf::register_command mark => sub { + my ($pl, $arg) = @_; + + if (!$arg) { + my $ob = $pl->find_marked_object; + + $pl->reply (undef, $ob + ? (sprintf "%s %s * is marked.", $ob->name, $ob->title) + : "You have no marked object."); + } else { + my $ob = $pl->find_best_object_match ($arg); + + return $pl->reply (undef, "Could not find an object that matches $arg") + unless $ob; + + $pl->contr->mark = $ob; + $pl->reply (undef, (sprintf "Marked item %s", $ob->name, $ob->title)); + } + + 1 +}; + +cf::register_command who => sub { + my ($ob, $arg) = @_; + + $ob->speed_left ($ob->speed_left - 0.25); + + $ob->reply (undef, (join "\n", who_listing $ob->may ("extended_who")), cf::NDI_UNIQUE | cf::NDI_DK_ORANGE); + + 1 +}; + +for my $cmd ("run", "fire") { + my $oncmd = "${cmd}_on"; + cf::register_command $cmd => sub { + my ($ob, $arg) = @_; + + return $ob->reply (undef, "Can't $cmd into a non adjacent square.") + if $arg < 0 or $arg >= 9; + + $ob->contr->$oncmd (1); + $ob->move ($arg); + + 1 + }; + + cf::register_command "${cmd}_stop" => sub { + my ($ob) = @_; + + $ob->contr->$oncmd (0); + + 1 + }; +} + +cf::register_command mapinfo => sub { + my ($ob) = @_; + + my $map = $ob->map + or return; + $ob->reply (undef, (sprintf "%s (%s) %s", $map->name, $map->path, $ob->region->longname)); + $ob->reply (undef, (sprintf "players: %d difficulty: %d size: %d start: %dx%d timeout: %d", + $map->players, $map->difficulty, $map->width, $map->height, $map->enter_x, $map->enter_y, $map->timeout)) + if $ob->flag (cf::FLAG_WIZ); + $ob->reply (undef, $map->msg); + + 1 +}; + +cf::register_command whereami => sub { + my ($ob) = @_; + + my $reg = $ob->region; + $ob->reply (undef, (sprintf "You are %s.\n%s", $reg->longname, $reg->msg)); + + 1 +}; + +cf::register_command applymode => sub { + my ($ob, $arg) = @_; + my @types = ("nochoice", "never", "always"); + my $mapping = { + nochoice => 1, + never => 2, + always => 3, + }; + + my $oldmode = $ob->contr->unapply; + my $oldmode_name = $types[$oldmode]; + + return $ob->reply (undef, "applymode is set to $oldmode_name") + unless $arg; + + return $ob->reply (undef, "applymode: Unknown options '$arg', valid options are @types") + unless $mapping->{$arg}; + + $ob->contr->unapply ($mapping->{$arg} - 1); # HACK: because of the $mapping->{$arg} check before, where $arg should not be 0 + # but $arg would be 0 if a user enters an incorrect value + $ob->reply (undef, "applymode" . ($oldmode == $ob->contr->unapply ? "" : " now") . " set to " . $types[$ob->contr->unapply]); + + 1 +}; + +cf::register_command petmode => sub { + my ($ob, $arg) = @_; + my @types = ("normal", "sad", "defend", "arena"); + my $mapping = { + normal => 1, + sad => 2, + defend => 3, + arena => 4, + }; + + my $oldtype = $ob->contr->petmode; + my $oldtype_name = $types[$oldtype]; + + return $ob->reply (undef, "petmode is set to $oldtype_name") + unless $arg; + + return $ob->reply (undef, "petmode: Unknown options '$arg', valid options are @types") + unless $mapping->{$arg}; + + $ob->contr->petmode ($mapping->{$arg} - 1); # HACK: because of the $mapping->{$arg} check before, where $arg should not be 0 + # but $arg would be 0 if a user enters an incorrect value + $ob->reply (undef, "petmode" . ($oldtype == $ob->contr->petmode ? "" : " now") . " set to " . $types[$ob->contr->petmode]); + + 1 +}; + +cf::register_command usekeys => sub { + my ($ob, $arg) = @_; + my @types = ("inventory", "keyrings", "containers"); + my $mapping = { + inventory => 1, + keyrings => 2, + containers => 3, + }; + + my $oldtype = $ob->contr->usekeys; + my $oldtype_name = $types[$oldtype]; + + return $ob->reply (undef, "usekeys is set to $oldtype_name") + unless $arg; + + return $ob->reply (undef, "usekeys: Unknown options '$arg', valid options are @types") + unless $mapping->{$arg}; + + $ob->contr->usekeys ($mapping->{$arg} - 1); # HACK: because of the $mapping->{$arg} check before, where $arg should not be 0 + # but $arg would be 0 if a user enters an incorrect value + $ob->reply (undef, "usekeys" . ($oldtype == $ob->contr->usekeys ? "" : " now") . " set to " . $types[$ob->contr->usekeys]); + + 1 +}; + +cf::register_command afk => sub { + my ($ob, $arg) = @_; + + $ob->contr->ns->afk ($ob->contr->ns->afk ? 0 : 1); + $ob->reply (undef, $ob->contr->ns->afk ? "You are now AFK" : "You are no longer AFK"); + + 1 +}; + +cf::register_command sound => sub { + my ($ob, $arg) = @_; + + $ob->contr->ns->sound ($ob->contr->ns->sound ? 0 : 1); + $ob->reply (undef, $ob->contr->ns->sound ? "The sounds are enabled." : "Silence is golden..."); + + 1 +}; + +cf::register_command brace => sub { + my ($ob, $arg) = @_; + + $ob->contr->braced ($ob->contr->braced ? 0 : 1); + $ob->reply (undef, $ob->contr->braced ? "You are braced." : "Not braced."); + + 1 +}; + +cf::register_command 'output-count' => sub { + my ($ob, $arg) = @_; + + return $ob->reply (undef, "Output count is presently " . $ob->contr->outputs_count) + unless $arg > 0; + + $ob->contr->outputs_count ($arg); + $ob->reply (undef, "Output count now set to " . $ob->contr->outputs_count); + + 1 +}; + +cf::register_command 'output-sync' => sub { + my ($ob, $arg) = @_; + + return $ob->reply (undef, "Output sync time is presently " . $ob->contr->outputs_sync) + unless $arg > 0; + + $ob->contr->outputs_sync ($arg); + $ob->reply (undef, "Output sync time now set to " . $ob->contr->outputs_sync); + + 1 +}; + +# XXX: This has a bug. After one sets his wimpy level to 0 and resets it to +# some other level (which may also be 0), this does not get echoed, +# but it does get set. +cf::register_command wimpy => sub { + my ($ob, $arg) = @_; + + my $wimpy = $ob->run_away; + return $ob->reply (undef, "Your current wimpy level is $wimpy.") + if $arg eq ""; + + return $ob->run_away ($arg) && $ob->reply (undef, "Your new wimpy level is $arg.") + if $arg =~ /^\d+$/ and $arg <= 100; + + $ob->reply (undef, "Incorrect parameters for wimpy: $arg"); + + 1 +}; + +cf::register_command peaceful => sub { + my ($ob, $arg) = @_; + + $ob->reply (undef, "You cannot change your peaceful setting with this command." + ." Please speak to the priest in the temple of Gorokh" + ." if you want to become hostile or in temple of Valriel" + ." if you want to become peaceful again."); + + #$ob->contr->peaceful ($ob->contr->peaceful ? 0 : 1); + #$ob->reply (undef, $ob->contr->peaceful ? "You will attack other players." : "You will not attack other players."); + + 1 +}; cf::register_command rename => sub { my ($ob, $arg) = @_;