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File /secure/simul_efun/obj_parser.c

Inherits

Includes

Method index

• match_object_in_array(string, object *, int, object)
  Find an object in the given array that matches the given words.
• match_objects_failed_mess(class obj_match)
  This method returns the failed message for the specified failed match string.
• match_objects_for_existence(string, object *, object)
  This method checks for existance of the specified objects.
• match_objects_in_environments(string, mixed, int, object)
  Find an object in the given environments that match the given words.

Public Functions

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match_object_in_array

class obj_match match_object_in_array(string input,
                                      object * ob_list,
                                      int type,
                                      object player)


Find an object in the given array that matches the given words. This will only return a correct match if the entire string matches. If it gets a partial match then nothing will be returned. The return array is of the format:


({ flag, class obj_match info })

The flag can be one of:
OBJ_PARSER_SUCCESS
Successfuly matched the objects. the objects part of the class will contain the matched objects.
OBJ_PARSER_NO_MATCH
No successful match. The text bit of the omatch class will contain the text that didn't match
OBJ_PARSER_AMBIGUOUS
An ambigous match is returned, this means 'frog' was referenced when there was more than one frog. The objects part of the class has all the objects there were matched
OBJ_PARSER_BAD_FRACTION
The specified fracition was bad, the text bit of the class contains the bad fraction.
OBJ_PARSER_FRACTION
Means that a fraction was attempted to be applied to multiple objects.
OBJ_PARSER_TOO_DARK
Unable to match the specified object because it is too dark.

• Parameters:
  input - the input string to match
  ob_list - the object to list to match in
  type - we restrict the matching to certain groups of objects
  player - the person doing the lookup
• Returns:
  an array of the format ({ flag, class obj_match info })
  match_objects_failed_mess

  string match_objects_failed_mess(class obj_match failed_match)
  

  
  This method returns the failed message for the specified failed match string.
  
  • Parameters:
    failed_match - the return result from match_objects_*
  • Returns:
    the message to print when it gets an error
    match_objects_for_existence

    object * match_objects_for_existence(string input,
                                         object * env_list,
                                         object player)
    

    
    This method checks for existance of the specified objects. It will return any ambiguous matches as well as real matches. This should only be used in cases in the code where it is not nessessary to distinguish between different objects of the same type.
    
    • Parameters:
      input - the input string to check
      env_list - the environments to check in
      player - the player to check with
    • Returns:
      the array of objects
      match_objects_in_environments

      class obj_match match_objects_in_environments(string input,
                                                    mixed env_list,
                                                    int type,
                                                    object player)
      

      
      Find an object in the given environments that match the given words. This will only return a correct match if the entire string matches. If it gets a partial match then nothing will be returned. The return array is of the format:
      

      ({ flag, class obj_match info })
      

      The flag can be one of:
      OBJ_PARSER_SUCCESS
      Successfuly matched the objects. the objects part of the class will contain the matched objects.
      OBJ_PARSER_NO_MATCH
      No successful match. The text bit of the omatch class will contain the text that didn't match
      OBJ_PARSER_AMBIGUOUS
      An ambigous match is returned, this means 'frog' was referenced when there was more than one frog. The objects part of the class has all the objects there were matched
      OBJ_PARSER_BAD_FRACTION
      The specified fracition was bad, the text bit of the class contains the bad fraction.
      OBJ_PARSER_FRACTION
      Means that a fraction was attempted to be applied to multiple objects.
      OBJ_PARSER_TOO_DARK
      Unable to match the specified object because it is too dark.
      
      • Parameters:
        input - the input string to match
        env_list - the environments to get the objects from
        singular - force a singular match
        player - the person doing the lookup
      • Returns:
        an array of the format ({ flag, class obj_match info })

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