unparse.c File Reference

Convert boolexps to printable form. More...

#include "config.h"
#include "constants.h"
#include "typedefs.h"
#include "macros.h"
#include "externs.h"
#include "prototypes.h"
#include <string.h>

Include dependency graph for unparse.c:

Functions
char *	unparse_object_quiet (dbref loc)
	Take a dbref (loc) and generate a string. -1, -3, or (#loc) Note, this will give players object numbers of stuff they don't control, but it's only internal currently, so it's not a problem. More...
void	unparse_boolexp1 (dbref player, BOOLEXP *b, char outer_type, int format, char *boolexp_buf, char **buftop)
char *	unparse_boolexp_quiet (dbref player, BOOLEXP *b)
	External. More...
char *	unparse_boolexp (dbref player, BOOLEXP *b)
	External. More...
char *	unparse_boolexp_decompile (dbref player, BOOLEXP *b)
	External. More...
char *	unparse_boolexp_function (dbref player, BOOLEXP *b)
	External. More...

Detailed Description

Convert boolexps to printable form.

Author

TinyMUSH development team (https://github.com/TinyMUSH)

Version

3.3

Date

2021-01-04

Copyright

Copyright (C) 1989-2021 TinyMUSH development team. You may distribute under the terms the Artistic License, as specified in the COPYING file.

Function Documentation

unparse_boolexp()

char * unparse_boolexp	(	dbref	player,
		BOOLEXP *	b
	)

External.

Parameters

player
b

Returns

char*

unparse_boolexp1()

void unparse_boolexp1	(	dbref	player,
		BOOLEXP *	b,
		char	outer_type,
		int	format,
		char *	boolexp_buf,
		char **	buftop
	)

Parameters

player
b
outer_type
format

unparse_boolexp_decompile()

char * unparse_boolexp_decompile	(	dbref	player,
		BOOLEXP *	b
	)

External.

Parameters

player
b

Returns

char*

unparse_boolexp_function()

char * unparse_boolexp_function	(	dbref	player,
		BOOLEXP *	b
	)

External.

Parameters

player
b

Returns

char*

unparse_boolexp_quiet()

char * unparse_boolexp_quiet	(	dbref	player,
		BOOLEXP *	b
	)

External.

Parameters

player
b

Returns

char*

unparse_object_quiet()

char * unparse_object_quiet

(

dbref

loc

)

Take a dbref (loc) and generate a string. -1, -3, or (#loc) Note, this will give players object numbers of stuff they don't control, but it's only internal currently, so it's not a problem.

Parameters

loc	dbref of location

Returns

char*