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   <!--TERM--> '''visibility'''
   <!--DEFINITION-->          - is an integer that defines what happens if the mobile that is about to receive the message can't see the activator.
-  <!--TERM-->         <i><!--CODE-->A_SOMEONE</i><!--ENDCODE-->
+  <!--TERM-->         <b><!--CODE-->A_SOMEONE</b><!--ENDCODE-->
   <!--DEFINITION-->                If the receiver cannot see char, replace any reference to char with <i>someone</i>.
-  <!--TERM-->         <i><!--CODE-->A_HIDEINV</i><!--ENDCODE-->
+  <!--TERM-->         <b><!--CODE-->A_HIDEINV</b><!--ENDCODE-->
   <!--DEFINITION-->                If the receiver cannot see char, don't send the message at all.	Use this when missing vision should eliminate the perception of the action the message represent. One instance where it is used is in smile. You would need a ridiculously sensitive ear to hear, let alone percept that someone's smiling if you can't see them. Do not use it if 'sound' is inherent in the message.
-  <!--TERM-->         <i><!--CODE-->A_ALWAYS</i><!--ENDCODE-->
+  <!--TERM-->         <b><!--CODE-->A_ALWAYS</b><!--ENDCODE-->
   <!--DEFINITION-->                Works exactly like <i><!--CODE-->A_SOMEONE</i><!--ENDCODE-->, except that the receiver will see the message even when sleeping.
   <!--TERM--> '''char'''
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   <!--TERM--> '''to_whom'''
   <!--DEFINITION-->          - is an integer that defines who gets the message.
-  <!--TERM-->         <i><!--CODE-->TO_ROOM</i><!--ENDCODE-->
+  <!--TERM-->         <b><!--CODE-->TO_ROOM</b><!--ENDCODE-->
   <!--DEFINITION-->                Sends the message to the entire room, excluding 'char'.
-  <!--TERM-->         <i><!--CODE-->TO_VICT</i><!--ENDCODE-->
+  <!--TERM-->         <b><!--CODE-->TO_VICT</b><!--ENDCODE-->
   <!--DEFINITION-->                Sends to 'victim' only. 'victim' must be valid, naturally.
-  <!--TERM-->         <i><!--CODE-->TO_NOTVICT</i><!--ENDCODE-->
+  <!--TERM-->         <b><!--CODE-->TO_NOTVICT</b><!--ENDCODE-->
   <!--DEFINITION-->                Sends the message to the entire room, excluding 'char' and 'victim'.  Perfect for bystanders in a melee.
-  <!--TERM-->         <i><!--CODE-->TO_CHAR</i><!--ENDCODE-->
+  <!--TERM-->         <b><!--CODE-->TO_CHAR</b><!--ENDCODE-->
   <!--DEFINITION-->                Sends the message to 'char' and no one else.
-  <!--TERM-->         <i><!--CODE-->TO_ALL</i><!--ENDCODE-->
+  <!--TERM-->         <b><!--CODE-->TO_ALL</b><!--ENDCODE-->
   <!--DEFINITION-->                Sends the message to everybody in the room.
-  <!--TERM-->         <i><!--CODE-->TO_REST</i><!--ENDCODE-->
+  <!--TERM-->         <b><!--CODE-->TO_REST</b><!--ENDCODE-->
   <!--DEFINITION-->                This is a bit different from the rest.  In sends the message to all other units in the local environment, excluding those inside 'char'.

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   <!--TERM--> '''visibility'''
   <!--DEFINITION-->          - is an integer that defines what happens if the mobile that is about to receive the message can't see the activator.
-  <!--TERM--> <i><!--CODE-->A_SOMEONE</i><!--ENDCODE-->
+  <!--TERM-->         <i><!--CODE-->A_SOMEONE</i><!--ENDCODE-->
-  <!--DEFINITION-->        If the receiver cannot see char, replace any reference to char with <i>someone</i>.
+  <!--DEFINITION-->                If the receiver cannot see char, replace any reference to char with <i>someone</i>.
-  <!--TERM--> <i><!--CODE-->A_HIDEINV</i><!--ENDCODE-->
+  <!--TERM-->         <i><!--CODE-->A_HIDEINV</i><!--ENDCODE-->
-  <!--DEFINITION-->        If the receiver cannot see char, don't send the message at all.	Use this when missing vision should eliminate the perception of the action the message represent. One instance where it is used is in smile. You would need a ridiculously sensitive ear to hear, let alone percept that someone's smiling if you can't see them. Do not use it if 'sound' is inherent in the message.
+  <!--DEFINITION-->                If the receiver cannot see char, don't send the message at all.	Use this when missing vision should eliminate the perception of the action the message represent. One instance where it is used is in smile. You would need a ridiculously sensitive ear to hear, let alone percept that someone's smiling if you can't see them. Do not use it if 'sound' is inherent in the message.
-  <!--TERM--> <i><!--CODE-->A_ALWAYS</i><!--ENDCODE-->
+  <!--TERM-->         <i><!--CODE-->A_ALWAYS</i><!--ENDCODE-->
-  <!--DEFINITION-->        Works exactly like <i><!--CODE-->A_SOMEONE</i><!--ENDCODE-->, except that the receiver will see the message even when sleeping.
+  <!--DEFINITION-->                Works exactly like <i><!--CODE-->A_SOMEONE</i><!--ENDCODE-->, except that the receiver will see the message even when sleeping.
   <!--TERM--> '''char'''
   <!--DEFINITION-->          - is a unitptr, and the most important argument in the act. If this is not valid the act will never show, leaving mobiles without the message.
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   <!--TERM--> '''to_whom'''
   <!--DEFINITION-->          - is an integer that defines who gets the message.
-  <!--TERM--> <i><!--CODE-->TO_ROOM</i><!--ENDCODE-->
+  <!--TERM-->         <i><!--CODE-->TO_ROOM</i><!--ENDCODE-->
-  <!--DEFINITION-->        Sends the message to the entire room, excluding 'char'.
+  <!--DEFINITION-->                Sends the message to the entire room, excluding 'char'.
-  <!--TERM--> <i><!--CODE-->TO_VICT</i><!--ENDCODE-->
+  <!--TERM-->         <i><!--CODE-->TO_VICT</i><!--ENDCODE-->
-  <!--DEFINITION-->        Sends to 'victim' only. 'victim' must be valid, naturally.
+  <!--DEFINITION-->                Sends to 'victim' only. 'victim' must be valid, naturally.
-  <!--TERM--> <i><!--CODE-->TO_NOTVICT</i><!--ENDCODE-->
+  <!--TERM-->         <i><!--CODE-->TO_NOTVICT</i><!--ENDCODE-->
-  <!--DEFINITION-->        Sends the message to the entire room, excluding 'char' and 'victim'.  Perfect for bystanders in a melee.
+  <!--DEFINITION-->                Sends the message to the entire room, excluding 'char' and 'victim'.  Perfect for bystanders in a melee.
-  <!--TERM--> <i><!--CODE-->TO_CHAR</i><!--ENDCODE-->
+  <!--TERM-->         <i><!--CODE-->TO_CHAR</i><!--ENDCODE-->
-  <!--DEFINITION-->        Sends the message to 'char' and no one else.
+  <!--DEFINITION-->                Sends the message to 'char' and no one else.
-  <!--TERM--> <i><!--CODE-->TO_ALL</i><!--ENDCODE-->
+  <!--TERM-->         <i><!--CODE-->TO_ALL</i><!--ENDCODE-->
-  <!--DEFINITION-->        Sends the message to everybody in the room.
+  <!--DEFINITION-->                Sends the message to everybody in the room.
-  <!--TERM--> <i><!--CODE-->TO_REST</i><!--ENDCODE-->
+  <!--TERM-->         <i><!--CODE-->TO_REST</i><!--ENDCODE-->
-  <!--DEFINITION-->        This is a bit different from the rest.  In sends the message to all other units in the local environment, excluding those inside 'char'.
+  <!--DEFINITION-->                This is a bit different from the rest.  In sends the message to all other units in the local environment, excluding those inside 'char'.
   ---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---
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   <!--DEFINITION-->         will be sent to the receiver as a single `$'
-   '$', followed by a number and an extra character.
+ '$', followed by a number and an extra character.
     '''The numbers:'''

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   <!--TERM--> '''visibility'''
   <!--DEFINITION-->          - is an integer that defines what happens if the mobile that is about to receive the message can't see the activator.
-*; <i><!--CODE-->A_SOMEONE</i><!--ENDCODE-->
+ <!--TERM--> <i><!--CODE-->A_SOMEONE</i><!--ENDCODE-->
-*: If the receiver cannot see char, replace any reference to char with <i>someone</i>.
+ <!--DEFINITION-->        If the receiver cannot see char, replace any reference to char with <i>someone</i>.
-*; <i><!--CODE-->A_HIDEINV</i><!--ENDCODE-->
+ <!--TERM--> <i><!--CODE-->A_HIDEINV</i><!--ENDCODE-->
-*: If the receiver cannot see char, don't send the message at all.	Use this when missing vision should eliminate the perception of the action the message represent. One instance where it is used is in smile. You would need a ridiculously sensitive ear to hear, let alone percept that someone's smiling if you can't see them. Do not use it if 'sound' is inherent in the message.
+ <!--DEFINITION-->        If the receiver cannot see char, don't send the message at all.	Use this when missing vision should eliminate the perception of the action the message represent. One instance where it is used is in smile. You would need a ridiculously sensitive ear to hear, let alone percept that someone's smiling if you can't see them. Do not use it if 'sound' is inherent in the message.
-*; <i><!--CODE-->A_ALWAYS</i><!--ENDCODE-->
+ <!--TERM--> <i><!--CODE-->A_ALWAYS</i><!--ENDCODE-->
-*: Works exactly like <i><!--CODE-->A_SOMEONE</i><!--ENDCODE-->, except that the receiver will see the message even when sleeping.
+ <!--DEFINITION-->        Works exactly like <i><!--CODE-->A_SOMEONE</i><!--ENDCODE-->, except that the receiver will see the message even when sleeping.
   <!--TERM--> '''char'''
   <!--DEFINITION-->          - is a unitptr, and the most important argument in the act. If this is not valid the act will never show, leaving mobiles without the message.
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   <!--TERM--> '''to_whom'''
   <!--DEFINITION-->          - is an integer that defines who gets the message.
-*; <i><!--CODE-->TO_ROOM</i><!--ENDCODE-->
+ <!--TERM--> <i><!--CODE-->TO_ROOM</i><!--ENDCODE-->
-*: Sends the message to the entire room, excluding 'char'.
+ <!--DEFINITION-->        Sends the message to the entire room, excluding 'char'.
-*; <i><!--CODE-->TO_VICT</i><!--ENDCODE-->
+ <!--TERM--> <i><!--CODE-->TO_VICT</i><!--ENDCODE-->
-*: Sends to 'victim' only. 'victim' must be valid, naturally.
+ <!--DEFINITION-->        Sends to 'victim' only. 'victim' must be valid, naturally.
-*; <i><!--CODE-->TO_NOTVICT</i><!--ENDCODE-->
+ <!--TERM--> <i><!--CODE-->TO_NOTVICT</i><!--ENDCODE-->
-*: Sends the message to the entire room, excluding 'char' and 'victim'.  Perfect for bystanders in a melee.
+ <!--DEFINITION-->        Sends the message to the entire room, excluding 'char' and 'victim'.  Perfect for bystanders in a melee.
-*; <i><!--CODE-->TO_CHAR</i><!--ENDCODE-->
+ <!--TERM--> <i><!--CODE-->TO_CHAR</i><!--ENDCODE-->
-*: Sends the message to 'char' and no one else.
+ <!--DEFINITION-->        Sends the message to 'char' and no one else.
-*; <i><!--CODE-->TO_ALL</i><!--ENDCODE-->
+ <!--TERM--> <i><!--CODE-->TO_ALL</i><!--ENDCODE-->
-*: Sends the message to everybody in the room.
+ <!--DEFINITION-->        Sends the message to everybody in the room.
-*; <i><!--CODE-->TO_REST</i><!--ENDCODE-->
+ <!--TERM--> <i><!--CODE-->TO_REST</i><!--ENDCODE-->
-*: This is a bit different from the rest.  In sends the message to all other units in the local environment, excluding those inside 'char'.
+ <!--DEFINITION-->        This is a bit different from the rest.  In sends the message to all other units in the local environment, excluding those inside 'char'.
   ---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---

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 ;  '''s2'''
 : second string
-;  '''returns'''
+  '''returns'''
 ;  '''-1'''
 : if s1 &lt; s2
@@ Line 1,986: / Line 1,985: @@
 ;  '''l'''
 : amount of significant digits to compare
-;  '''returns'''
+  '''returns'''
 ;  '''-1'''
 : if s1 &lt; s2
@@ Line 2,078: / Line 2,076: @@
 : the PC unit doing the editing
 ;  '''return'''
-: When done  editing it returns SFB_EDIT and activator
+: When done  editing it returns SFB_EDIT and activator is set to PC
   The 'BEGINEDIT' function sets a PC into editing mode.  while in edit mode
@@ Line 2,185: / Line 2,182: @@
 : The Unit you want to restore into or null if none
 ;  '''Return'''
-: if 'u' null returns a pointer to the Unit loaded,
+: if 'u' null returns a pointer to the Unit loaded, if 'u' not null returns null and loads Units from the specified file into the unit 'u'
   restore loads a copy of a unit or units which were previously saved with the
@@ Line 2,308: / Line 2,303: @@
 : any penalty or bonus added to the attack.
 ;  '''wt'''
-: the weapon type of the attack, if a valid type then that
+: the weapon type of the attack, if a valid type then that is used for the attack purpose, otherwise the default weapon/hand attack is used.
 ;  '''returns'''
 : The amount of damage done or -1 for failed
@@ Line 2,459: / Line 2,452: @@
 ;  '''return'''
 : the string passed in lower cased
   This function returns a copy of the string passed in but with out capitals.
    '''Example:''' <i><!--CODE-->"hello!" :=  tolower("HELLO!");</i><!--ENDCODE-->
@@ Line 2,521: / Line 2,515: @@
 : the password you are using to check
 ;  '''Return'''
-: Returns an integer TRUE if pcname is the units password
+: Returns an integer TRUE if pcname is the units password FALSE if not
   This function checks the string against the units password and returns TRUE
@@ Line 2,647: / Line 2,640: @@
 : The name of the Unit file to be deleted.
 ;  '''Return'''
-: Returns an integer TRUE if deleted FALSE if not delunit
+: Returns an integer TRUE if deleted FALSE if not delunit is used to delete files that are used with the 'Restore' and 'store' functions.
- is used to delete files that are used with the 'Restore' and 'store' functions.
   '''Example:'''
   <i><!--CODE-->
@@ Line 3,450: / Line 3,443: @@
 : The wild card file you want to match or '*' for all.
 ;  '''return'''
-: a Stringlist with all the filenames that match the
+: a Stringlist with all the filenames that match the 'match' argument.
   The 'match' argument uses the same wild cards as the Linux 'ls' command
@@ Line 4,460: / Line 4,452: @@
   The format string is a normal message, containing some special characters:
-   '$$'
+; '$$'
 : will be sent to the receiver as a single `$'
     '$', followed by a number and an extra character.
     '''The numbers:'''
         '1'
+; '1'
 :  means this formatter refers to the 'char' argument.
-       '2'
+; '2'
 : means this formatter refers to the 'medium' argument.
-       '3'
+; '3'
 :  means this formatter refers to the 'victim' argument.
      '''The characters'''
         'N'
+; 'N'
-:  the formatter will be replaced with the name of the unit, or
+:  the formatter will be replaced with the name of the unit, or (depending on the visibility) 'something' or 'someone'.
- 	       (depending on the visibility)
+; 'a'
- 		   'something' or 'someone'.
+: 'a' or 'an' depending on the name of the unit referred by the number.
-       'a'
+; 'e'
+: 'it', 'he' or 'she' depending on the gender of the unit referred by the number.
-: 'a' or 'an' depending on the name of the unit referred by the number.
+; 'm'
-       'e'
+: 'it', 'him' or 'her' depending on the gender of the unit referred by the number.
+; 'n'
-: 'it', 'he' or 'she' depending on the gender of the unit referred
+:  the formatter will be replaced with the title of the unit, or (depending on the visibility) 'something' or 'someone'.
- 	       by the number.
+; 'p'
-       'm'
+: 'fighting', 'standing', 'sleeping', etc., depending on the positionof the unit referred by the number.
+; 's'
-: 'it', 'him' or 'her' depending on the gender of the unit referred by
+: 'its', 'his' or 'her' depending on the gender of the unit referred by the number.
- 	       the number.
+; 't'
 : the string in the argument referred by the number.