playerMessagesobject
Player Character messages. These messages are generated when the player issues a regular command to the player character (i.e., without specifying a target actor).
playerMessages : libMessages
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playerMessages
libMessages
MessageHelper
` object`
Summary of Properties
Inherited from libMessages :
commandFullScore commandInterruptionPrefix commandLookAround commandNotPresent commandResultsEmpty commandResultsPrefix commandResultsSeparator commandResultsSuffix complexResultsSeparator currentlyClosed currentlyLocked currentlyNoHints currentlyOpen currentlyUnlocked defaultsFileNotSupported defaultsFileWriteError dlgButtonCancel dlgButtonNo dlgButtonOk dlgButtonYes dlgTitleError dlgTitleInfo dlgTitleNone dlgTitleQuestion dlgTitleWarning emptyCommandResponse finishDeathMsg finishFailureMsg finishGameOverMsg finishVictoryMsg getRecordingPrompt getReplayPrompt getRestorePrompt getSavePrompt getScriptingPrompt hintsDisabled hintsDone hintsNotPresent inputFileScriptWarningButtons inputScriptFailed internalResultsSeparator intraCommandSeparator listSepEnd listSepMiddle listSepTwo longListSepEnd longListSepMiddle longListSepTwo menuKeyList menuLongTopicEnd menuTopicListEnd nextMenuTopicLink noAboutInfo noteWithoutScript noteWithoutScriptWarning noteWithScript notOnboardShip noTopicsNotTalking offerOopsNote oopsMissingWord oopsOutOfContext prevMenuLink recordingCanceled recordingFailed recordingOkay recordOffIgnored recordOffOkay replayCanceled roomDarkDesc roomDarkName scoreNotPresent scriptingCanceled scriptingFailed scriptOffIgnored scriptOffOkay settingsItemSeparator showFullScorePrefix showHintWarning sorryHintsDisabled webUploadTooBig whomPronoun
Summary of Methods
allNotAllowed ambiguousNounPhrase askDisambig askMissingLiteral askMissingObject askUnknownWord cannotAddressMultiple cannotChangeActor commandNotUnderstood disambigOrdinalOutOfRange emptyNounPhrase explainCancelCommandLine insufficientQuantity missingActor missingLiteral missingObject noMatch noMatchCannotSee noMatchDisambig noMatchForAll noMatchForAllBut noMatchForListBut noMatchForLocation noMatchForPluralPossessive noMatchForPossessive noMatchForPronoun noMatchNotAware nothingInLocation reflexiveNotAllowed refuseCommandBusy singleActorRequired singleObjectRequired specialTopicInactive uniqueObjectRequired wordIsUnknown wrongReflexive zeroQuantity
Inherited from libMessages :
acknowledgeFootnoteStatus acknowledgeNotifyStatus acknowledgeTipStatus acknowledgeVerboseMode actorHereGroupPrefix actorHereGroupSuffix actorInGroupPrefix actorInGroupSuffix actorInRemoteGroupPrefix actorInRemoteGroupSuffix actorInRemoteNestedRoom actorInRemoteRoom actorInRoom actorInRoomPosture actorInRoomStatus actorThereGroupPrefix actorThereGroupSuffix againCannotChangeActor againCannotTalkToTarget againNotPossible allInSameListState alreadyTalkingTo announceAmbigActionObject announceDefaultObject announceImplicitAction announceMoveToBag announceMultiActionObject announceRemappedAction basicScoreChange candleBurnedOut cannotReachContents cannotReachObject cannotReachOutside cannotTalkTo closedMsg confirmQuit confirmRestart currentExitsSettings defaultsFileReadError dimReadDesc distantThingDesc distantThingSmellDesc distantThingSoundDesc exitsOnOffOkay explainExitsOnOff filePromptFailed filePromptFailedMsg firstFootnote firstScoreChange footnoteRef fullScoreItemPoints inputFileScriptWarning inputScriptFailedException inputScriptOkay invalidCommandToken invalidFinishOption litCandleDesc litMatchDesc lockedMsg mainCommandPrompt makeSentence matchBurnedOut mentionFullScore menuInstructions menuNextChapter menuTopicProgress noCommandForAgain noSuchFootnote noteMainRestore notRestarting notTerminating objBurnedOut obscuredReadDesc obscuredThingDesc obscuredThingSmellDesc obscuredThingSoundDesc offMsg okayQuitting onMsg oopsNote openMsg openStatusMsg parserErrorString pauseEnded pausePrompt pauseSaving pcDesc putDestBehind putDestContainer putDestFloor putDestRoom putDestSurface putDestUnder recordingFailedException restoreCanceled restoreCorruptedFile restoredDefaults restoreFailed restoreFailedOnServer restoreInvalidFile restoreInvalidMatch restoreOkay roomActorHereDesc roomActorPostureDesc roomActorStatus roomActorThereDesc saveCanceled savedDefaults saveFailed saveFailedOnServer saveOkay sayArriving sayArrivingDir sayArrivingDownStairs sayArrivingLocally sayArrivingShipDir sayArrivingThroughPassage sayArrivingUpStairs sayArrivingViaPath sayDeparting sayDepartingAft sayDepartingDir sayDepartingDownStairs sayDepartingFore sayDepartingLocally sayDepartingShipDir sayDepartingThroughPassage sayDepartingUpStairs sayDepartingViaPath sayDepartingWith sayDepartingWithGuide sayOpenDoorRemotely sayTravelingRemotely scoreChange scriptingFailedException scriptingOkay scriptingOkayWebTemp shortFootnoteStatus shortNotifyStatus shortVerboseStatus showCredit showFinishMsg showFootnoteStatus showListState showNotifyStatus showScoreMessage showScoreNoMaxMessage showScoreRankMessage showVersion silentImplicitAction smellDescSeparator smellIsFromWithin smellIsFromWithout soundDescSeparator soundIsFromWithin soundIsFromWithout systemActionToNPC textMenuMainPrompt textMenuTopicPrompt thingFeelDesc thingTasteDesc tipStatusShort undoFailed undoOkay unlitMatchDesc unlockedMsg webNewUser
Inherited from MessageHelper :
askDisambigList shortTIMsg shortTMsg
Properties
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Methods
allNotAllowed (actor)
‘all’ is not allowed with the attempted action
ambiguousNounPhrase (actor, originalText, matchList, fullMatchList)
we found an ambiguous noun phrase, but we were unable to perform interactive disambiguation
askDisambig (actor, originalText, matchList, fullMatchList, requiredNum, askingAgain, dist)
Ask the canonical disambiguation question: “Which x do you mean…?”. ‘matchList’ is the list of ambiguous objects with any redundant equivalents removed; and ‘fullMatchList’ is the full list, including redundant equivalents that were removed from ‘matchList’.
If askingAgain is true, it means that we’re asking the question again because we got an invalid response to the previous attempt at the same prompt. We will have explained the problem, and now we’re going to give the user another crack at the same response.
To prevent interactive disambiguation, do this:
throw new ParseFailureException(&ambiguousNounPhrase,
originalText, matchList, fullMatchList);
askMissingLiteral (actor, action, which)
Ask for a missing literal phrase.
askMissingObject (actor, action, which)
Ask for a missing object - this is called when a command is completely missing a noun phrase for one of its objects.
askUnknownWord (actor, txt)
tell the user they entered a word we don’t know, offering the chance to correct it with “oops”
cannotAddressMultiple (actor)
cannot speak to multiple actors
cannotChangeActor ( )
cannot change actor mid-command
commandNotUnderstood (actor)
invalid command syntax
disambigOrdinalOutOfRange (actor, ordinalWord, originalText)
The answer to a disambiguation question specifies an invalid ordinal (“the fourth one” when only three choices were offered).
‘ordinalWord’ is the ordinal word entered (‘fourth’ or the like). ‘originalText’ is the text of the noun phrase that caused the disambiguation question to be asked in the first place.
emptyNounPhrase (actor)
empty noun phrase (‘take the’)
explainCancelCommandLine ( )
Remaining actions on the command line were aborted due to the failure of the current action. This is just a hook for the game’s use, if it wants to provide an explanation; by default, we do nothing. Note that games that override this will probably want to use a flag property so that they only show this message once - it’s really only desirable to explain the the mechanism, not to flag it every time it’s used.
insufficientQuantity (actor, txt, matchList, requiredNum)
insufficient quantity to meet a command request (‘take five books’)
missingActor (actor)
the actor is missing in a command
missingLiteral (actor, action, which)
Show the message for a missing literal phrase.
missingObject (actor, action, which)
An object was missing - this is called under essentially the same circumstances as askMissingObject, but in cases where interactive resolution is impossible and we simply wish to report the problem and do not wish to ask for help.
noMatch (actor, action, txt)
no match for a noun phrase
noMatchCannotSee (actor, txt)
No match message - we can’t see a match for the noun phrase. This is the default for most verbs.
noMatchDisambig (actor, origPhrase, disambigResponse)
no match for the response to a disambiguation question
noMatchForAll (actor)
no match for ‘all’
noMatchForAllBut (actor)
nothing left for ‘all’ after removing ‘except’ items
noMatchForListBut (actor)
nothing left in a plural phrase after removing ‘except’ items
noMatchForLocation (actor, loc, txt)
no match for a containment phrase
noMatchForPluralPossessive (actor, txt)
no match for a plural possessive phrase
noMatchForPossessive (actor, owner, txt)
no match for a possessive phrase
noMatchForPronoun (actor, typ, pronounWord)
no match for a pronoun
noMatchNotAware (actor, txt)
No match message - we’re not aware of a match for the noun phrase. Some sensory actions, such as LISTEN TO and SMELL, use this variation instead of the normal version; the things these commands refer to tend to be intangible, so “you can’t see that” tends to be nonsensical.
nothingInLocation (actor, loc)
nothing in a container whose contents are specifically requested
reflexiveNotAllowed (actor, typ, pronounWord)
reflexive pronoun not allowed
refuseCommandBusy (targetActor, issuingActor)
the actor refuses the command because it’s busy with something else
singleActorRequired (actor)
only a single actor can be addressed at a time
singleObjectRequired (actor, txt)
a single noun phrase is required, but a noun list was used
specialTopicInactive (actor)
a special topic can’t be used right now, because it’s inactive
uniqueObjectRequired (actor, txt, matchList)
a unique object is required, but multiple objects were specified
wordIsUnknown (actor, txt)
tell the user they entered a word we don’t know, but don’t offer an interactive way to fix it (i.e., we can’t use OOPS at this point)
wrongReflexive (actor, typ, pronounWord)
a reflexive pronoun disagrees in gender, number, or something else with its referent
zeroQuantity (actor, txt)
‘take zero books’
TADS 3 Library Manual
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