@verb

@verb

@verb <victim>=<actor>,<what>,<whatd>,<owhat>,<owhatd>,<awhat>,<args>

This command provides a way to do user-defined verbs with associated @attr/@oattr/@aattr groups. Invoking it does the following:

<actor> sees the contents of <victim>’s <what> attribute, or <whatd> if <victim> doesn’t have a <what>.
Everyone in the same room as <actor> sees the contents of <victim>’s <owhat> attribute, with <actor>’s name prepended, or <owhatd>, also with <actor>’s name prepended, if <victim> doesn’t have an <owhat>.
<victim> executes the contents of his <awhat> attribute.

By supplying up to 29 <args>, you may pass those values on the stack (i.e. %0, %1, %2, etc. up through %9, and r(0,args) to r(29,args)).

Verb permissions

In order to use this command, at least one of the following criterion must apply:

1. The object which did the @verb is a wizard.
2. The object which did the @verb controls both <actor> and <victim>
3. The thing which triggered the @verb (such as through a $-command on the object which did the @verb) must be <actor>, AND the object which did the @verb must be either privileged or control <victim> or <victim> must be VISUAL.

::: seealso

• [$-commands]
• STACK
• verbs
• @trigger :::

Local verb example

> &VERB_EXAMPLE Test Object=$test:@verb me=%#,TEST,You just tested.,OTEST,just tested the example.,ATEST,%n
> test
You just tested.
[others see] Cyclonus just tested the example.

> &TEST Test Object=You have just tested this object!
> &ATEST Test Object=@emit %0 has failed!
> &OTEST Test Object=tests test object.
> test
You have just tested this object!
[others see] Cyclonus tests test object.
Cyclonus has failed!

Global verb example

In order to make this into a global command that anyone can use, we need to put it on a WIZARD object in the Master Room.

> &DO_TEST Global=$test *: @assert setr(0,locate(%#,%0,n))=@pemit %#=I don't see that here. ; @verb %q0=%#, TEST, You test [capstr(%0)]., OTEST,tests [capstr(%0)]. ,ATEST

> &TEST Example=You test this fun example.
> &ATEST Example=POSE has been tested!
> test example
You test this fun example.
[others see] You test Example.
Example has been tested!