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==Message syscall== | ==Message syscall== | ||
Subfunctions of the Message syscall: | |||
;(Message GET module noun verb cond seq buffer) | ;(Message GET module noun verb cond seq buffer) | ||
: If buffer is non-NULL, copies the message given by the message tuple to the output buffer. Resets any resource-internal recursion (but not the script-controlled ditto). | : If buffer is non-NULL, copies the message given by the message tuple to the output buffer. Resets any resource-internal recursion (but not the script-controlled ditto). | ||
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|ignrAct | |ignrAct | ||
|IGNORE ACTOR | |IGNORE ACTOR | ||
|Actors can walk in the rectangle occupied by the view. The | |Actors can walk in the rectangle occupied by the view. The behavior of this bit is odd, and best expressed by example. The Guild Master in QfG1 has his bit 14 set. This means that ego (or someone else) can walk all the way to his chair (try sneaking in on him from behind). If we clear this bit, we can’t sneak in on him. | ||
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|15 | |15 | ||