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← Older revision		Revision as of 22:37, 4 December 2025
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	the 'in' operator (See below). Extraptr variables are 'volatile', and thus		the 'in' operator (See below). Extraptr variables are 'volatile', and thus
	cleared whenever there is a possibility that they are rendered unusable.		cleared whenever there is a possibility that they are rendered unusable.
		+	<span id="extra"></span>
		+	'''The extraptr has the following fields:'''
		+
		+	extraptr:
		+	'names' :stringlist (RW)
		+	names is a list of strings of names, that the extra description matches on.
		+	'descr' :string (RW)
		+	descr is the contents of the extra description.
		+	'next' :extraptr (RO)
		+	next is the next extra description in a list.
		+	'vals' :intlist (RW)
		+	vals is a list of integer values attached to this extra.
		+
		+	---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---
		+
		+	The unitptr is the key structure in the MUD, containing any kind of the
		+	following subtypes:
		+
		+	object : a normal object, a sword, a vail, etc.
		+	room : a room, location or the like.
		+	pc : a playing character.
		+	npc : a non playing character (mobile, monster, etc)
		+
		+	---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---

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 <span id="extra"></span>
   '''The extraptr has the following fields:'''
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   ---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---

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-<span id="eptr"></span>
+<span id="extra"></span>
-  '''Extraptr:'''
+  '''The extraptr has the following fields:'''
-   Extra descriptions, quests structures, etc can be searched and manipulated
+    extraptr:
- using variables of this type. There is no way to declare static structures of
+       'names'        :stringlist (RW)
- this type in DIL programs. Lists of extra descriptions are easily searched with
+          names is a list of strings of names, that the extra description matches on.
- the 'in' operator (See below).  Extraptr variables are 'volatile', and thus
+       'descr'        :string (RW)
-  cleared whenever there is a possibility that they are rendered unusable.
+          descr is the contents of the extra description.

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-<span id="extra"></span>
+<span id="eptr"></span>
-  '''The extraptr has the following fields:'''
+  '''Extraptr:'''
-    extraptr:
+   Extra descriptions, quests structures, etc can be searched and manipulated
-       'names'        :stringlist (RW)
+ using variables of this type. There is no way to declare static structures of
-          names is a list of strings of names, that the extra description matches on.
+ this type in DIL programs. Lists of extra descriptions are easily searched with
-       'descr'        :string (RW)
+ the 'in' operator (See below).  Extraptr variables are 'volatile', and thus
-          descr is the contents of the extra description.
+  cleared whenever there is a possibility that they are rendered unusable.

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-Members:
-{| class="wikitable"
+<span id="extra"></span>
-|-
+ '''The extraptr has the following fields:'''
-! member !! type !! description
-|-
+    extraptr:
-| next || extraptr || Points to the next linked extra description. NULL if none
+       'names'        :stringlist (RW)
-|-
+          names is a list of strings of names, that the extra description matches on.
-| names || [[Manual:DIL_Manual/stringlist|stringlist]] || Array of names on the extra description. NULL if none
+       'descr'        :string (RW)
-|-
+          descr is the contents of the extra description.
-| vals || [[Manual:DIL_Manual/integerlist|intlist]] || Array of integers on the extra description. NULL if none
+       'next'         :extraptr (RO)
-|-
+          next is the next extra description in a list.
-| descr || [[Manual:DIL_Manual/string|string]] || string of text
+       'vals'        :intlist (RW)
-|}
+          vals is a list of integer values attached to this extra.

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 Members:
+{| class="wikitable"
-next : extraptr to the next linked extra description. NULL if none
+|-
+! member !! type !! description
-names : stringlist of names on the extra description. NULL if none
+|-
+| next || extraptr || Points to the next linked extra description. NULL if none
-vals  : intlist of integers on the extra description. NULL if none
+|-
+| names || stringlist || Array of names on the extra description. NULL if none
-descr :string of text.
+|-

← Older revision		Revision as of 10:49, 1 June 2020
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	the 'in' operator (See below). Extraptr variables are 'volatile', and thus		the 'in' operator (See below). Extraptr variables are 'volatile', and thus
	cleared whenever there is a possibility that they are rendered unusable.		cleared whenever there is a possibility that they are rendered unusable.
		+
		+	Members:
		+
		+	next : extraptr to the next linked extra description. NULL if none
		+
		+	names : stringlist of names on the extra description. NULL if none
		+
		+	vals : intlist of integers on the extra description. NULL if none
		+
		+	descr :string of text.