PLACES


SYNTAX:
	    Mv from <#> to <#>          Moves a vacancy from one place to another.
	    Join <place name>           Puts you at <place name>
	    Join at #<num>              Puts you at place #<num>.
	    Join with <name>            Puts you at the place with <name>.
	    Depart                      Removes you from your place.
	    sit *                       Alias for Join.
	    Depart                      Removes you from your place.
	    Places                      Lists who's present at all places.
	    Place <num>                 Lists who's present at place <num>.
	    Plook                       Lists in column format everyone around
	                                the room.
	    Plook <num>                 Lists name of <num> and virtual desc.
	    tt <message>                (Tete a tete) Relays a message to all
	                                those at your place. This command takes
	                                the usual say/pose tokens, and
	    TT |<message>               Emits <message> to a place
	    ttooc <message>             (Tete a tete) Relays an OOC message
	    Update <#>/<Option>=<text>  See '+help places-options'

PLACES are virtual places to sit, stand or occupy. You remain in the same
room, but join a group of people within that room who may or may not be
having a quiet conversation only with others placed with them.

For installation help, type '+help places-config'.

This code originally provided courtesy of Deirdre, Meg, and Osric of
AmberMUSH. It has since been editted by Angel@Heaven

PLACES configuration:


SYNTAX:
Configure <num> places
Unconfigure places

Notes: A null fixed message means vacancies can be moved freely to and from
the place. This does not make sense for things like couches and rugs. Set
it to something like "That makes no sense." if you are using such a place.

(O)Join and (O)depart messages take like this: %N. All Join and Depart
messages are appended with the place name.
  Functions:  WHICHPLACE(<loc num>,<dbnum>) gives the number of a place where
	          <dbnum> is.
	          ATPLACE(<loc num>,<place num>) gives you a list of things at a
	          place.
	          PLACEINFO(<loc num>,<place num>,<option>) gives the value of
	          <option> at place.

(Someday I'll decript all this and make it useable... --sensi tara)

PLACES configuration:


SYNTAX: Update <Place #>/<Option>=<Configuration Text>
  Option Description    <Option>        Default Configuration Text
  ------------------    --------        --------------------------
  Place Name            NAME            Table x
  Maximum # of places   MAXPLACES       Random
  Current # of places   CURPLACES       Random (1 >= # >= MAXPLACES)
  Fixed fail message    FIXED           <NULL>
  Full fail message     FULL            That table has no more room.
  Join message          JOIN            You sit down at <place>.
  Ojoin message         OJOIN           sits down at <place>.
  Depart message        DEPART          You stand and leave <place>.
  Odepart message       ODEPART         stands and leaves <place>.
  Say prefix            PREFIX          At your table
  Description           DESCRIBE        A table with 4 legs and some chairs


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