Esempio n. 1
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def print_object_location(player, obj, container, print_parentheses=True):
    if not container:
        if print_parentheses:
            player.tell("(It's not clear where %s is)." % obj.name)
        else:
            player.tell("It's not clear where %s is." % obj.name)
        return
    if container in player:
        if print_parentheses:
            player.tell("(%s was found in %s, in your inventory)." %
                        (obj.name, container.title))
        else:
            player.tell("%s was found in %s, in your inventory." %
                        (Lang.capital(obj.name), container.title))
    elif container is player.location:
        if print_parentheses:
            player.tell("(%s was found in your current location)." % obj.name)
        else:
            player.tell("%s was found in your current location." %
                        Lang.capital(obj.name))
    elif container is player:
        if print_parentheses:
            player.tell("(%s was found in your inventory)." % obj.name)
        else:
            player.tell("%s was found in your inventory." %
                        Lang.capital(obj.name))
    else:
        if print_parentheses:
            player.tell("(%s was found in %s)." % (obj.name, container.name))
        else:
            player.tell("%s was found in %s." %
                        (Lang.capital(obj.name), container.name))
Esempio n. 2
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    def match_previously_parsed(self, player, pronoun):

        # Plural that can match any items or creatures
        if pronoun == "them":

            matches = list(self.previously_parsed.obj_order)

            for obj in matches:

                if not player.search_item(
                        obj.name) and obj not in player.location.creatures:
                    player.tell("(By '%s' I assume you mean %s.)" %
                                (pronoun, obj.title))
                    raise ParseError("%s is no longer nearby." %
                                     Lang.capital(obj.subjective))

            if matches:

                player.tell("(By '%s' I assume you mean %s.)" %
                            (pronoun, Lang.join(who.title for who in matches)))
                return [(who, who.name) for who in matches]

            else:

                raise ParseError("It is not clear to whom you are referring.")

        for obj in self.previously_parsed.obj_order:

            # Are we dealing with an exit?
            if pronoun == "it":

                for direction, exit in player.location.exits.items():

                    if exit is obj:
                        player.tell("(By '%s' I assume you mean '%s'.)" %
                                    (pronoun, direction))
                        return [(obj, direction)]

            # If not, are we dealing with an item or creature?
            if pronoun == obj.objective:

                if player.search_item(
                        obj.name) or obj in player.location.creatures:
                    player.tell("(By '%s' I assume you mean %s.)" %
                                (pronoun, obj.title))
                    return [(obj, obj.name)]

                player.tell("(By '%s' I assume you mean %s.)" %
                            (pronoun, obj.title))

                raise ParseError("%s is no longer nearby." %
                                 Lang.capital(obj.subjective))

        raise ParseError("It is not clear who you're referring to.")
Esempio n. 3
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    def move(self,
             target,
             actor=None,
             silent=False,
             is_player=False,
             verb="move"):

        actor = actor or self
        original_location = None

        if self.location:

            original_location = self.location
            self.location.remove(self, actor)

            # If the transaction fails roll it back
            try:
                target.insert(self, actor)
            except:
                original_location.insert(self, actor)
                raise

            # Allow for the scneario where a creature silently disappears.
            if not silent:
                original_location.tell("%s leaves." % Lang.capital(self.title),
                                       exclude_creature=self)

            if is_player:
                ObjectBase.pending_actions.send(
                    lambda who=self, where=target: original_location.
                    notify_player_left(who, where))
            else:
                ObjectBase.pending_actions.send(
                    lambda who=self, where=target: original_location.
                    notify_npc_left(who, where))

        else:

            target.insert(self, actor)

        if not silent:
            target.tell("%s arrives." % Lang.capital(self.title),
                        exclude_creature=self)

        # queue event
        if is_player:
            ObjectBase.pending_actions.send(
                lambda who=self, where=original_location: target.
                notify_player_arrived(who, where))
        else:
            ObjectBase.pending_actions.send(
                lambda who=self, where=original_location: target.
                notify_npc_arrived(who, where))
Esempio n. 4
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    def func(player, parsed, ctx):

        if len(parsed.obj_order) != 2:
            raise ParseError("What would you like to show and to whom?")

        shown = parsed.obj_order[0]
        if shown not in player:
            raise ActionRefused("You do not have <item>%s</item> to show." % Lang.a(shown.title))

        target = parsed.obj_order[1]
        player.tell("You reveal the <item>%s</item> to <creature>%s</creature>." % (shown.title, target.title))
        room_msg = "%s shows something to %s." % (Lang.capital(player.title), target.title)
        target_msg = "%s reveals the %s to you." % (Lang.capital(player.title), Lang.a(shown.title))
        player.location.tell(room_msg, exclude_creature=player, specific_target_msg=target_msg, specific_targets=[target])
Esempio n. 5
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    def give_all(player, items, target_name, target=None):

        if not target:
            target = player.location.search_creature(target_name)
        if not target:
            raise ActionRefused("%s isn't here with you." % target_name)
        if target is player:
            raise ActionRefused("Giving something to yourself doesn't make much sense.")

        # Actually try to give the items...
        items = list(items)
        refused = []
        for item in items:
            try:
                item.move(target, player)
            except ActionRefused as x:
                refused.append((item, str(x)))

        # Let the player know why giving a particular item failed
        for item, message in refused:
            player.tell(message)
            items.remove(item)

        if items:
            items_str = Lang.join(Lang.a(item.title) for item in items)
            player_str = Lang.capital(player.title)
            room_msg = "<player>%s</player> gives <item>%s</item> to <creature>%s</creature>." % (player_str, items_str, target.title)
            target_msg = "<player>%s</player> gives you <item>%s</item>." % (player_str, items_str)
            player.location.tell(room_msg, exclude_creature=player, specific_targets=[target], specific_target_msg=target_msg)
            player.tell("You give <creature>%s</creature> <item>%s</item>." % (target.title, items_str))

        else:
            player.tell("You weren't able to give <creature>%s</creature> anything." % target.title)
Esempio n. 6
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    def sys_clone(self, actor):

        duplicate = ObjectBase.clone(self)
        actor.tell("Creature cloned to " + repr(duplicate))
        actor.location.insert(duplicate, actor)
        actor.location.tell("%s appears." % Lang.capital(duplicate.title))
        return duplicate
Esempio n. 7
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    def insert(self, item, actor):

        if actor is self or actor is not None and actor.isSysOp:
            super(NPC, self).insert(item, self)
        else:
            raise ActionRefused("%s does not accept %s." %
                                (Lang.capital(self.title), item.title))
Esempio n. 8
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    def func(player, parsed, ctx):

        if not parsed.unparsed:
            raise ParseError("What feeling are you trying to express?")

        message = Lang.capital(player.title) + " " + parsed.unparsed
        player.tell("%s" % message)
        player.tell_others(message)
Esempio n. 9
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    def show_inventory(self, actor, ctx):

        name = Lang.capital(self.title)

        if self.inventory:
            actor.tell(name, "is carrying the following items:")
            for item in self.inventory:
                actor.tell("  " + item.title)
        else:
            actor.tell(name, "does not appear to have anything on them.")
Esempio n. 10
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    def print_object_location(player, obj, container, print_parentheses=True):

        if not container:

            if print_parentheses:
                player.tell("(I am not sure where %s is)" % obj.name)
            else:
                player.tell("I am not sure where %s is." % obj.name)
            return

        if container in player:

            if print_parentheses:
                player.tell("(You are carrying %s.)" % obj.name)
            else:
                player.tell("You are carrying %s." % Lang.capital(obj.name))

        elif container is player.location:

            if print_parentheses:
                player.tell("(%s is here with you.)" % obj.name)
            else:
                player.tell("%s is here with you." % Lang.capital(obj.name))

        elif container is player:

            if print_parentheses:
                player.tell("(You are carrying %s)" % obj.name)
            else:
                player.tell("You are carrying %s" % Lang.capital(obj.name))

        else:

            if print_parentheses:
                player.tell("(%s was located in %s)." %
                            (obj.name, container.name))
            else:
                player.tell("%s was located in %s." %
                            (Lang.capital(obj.name), container.name))
Esempio n. 11
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    def func(player, parsed, ctx):

        # Player wants to examine themselves apparently
        if parsed.args == ["am", "i"]:
            raise RetryParse("examine myself")

        if parsed.args:
            Actions.parse_is_are(parsed.args)
            name = parsed.args[0].rstrip("?")

            # Perform a global search and work from there
            otherplayer = ctx.engine.search_player(name)

            found = False
            if otherplayer:
                found = True

                # Looks like we found them
                player.tell("<player>%s</player> is active and currently at '<location>%s</location>'." % (
                    Lang.capital(otherplayer.title), otherplayer.location.name))

            # Let's see if we can get any additional information about them...
            try:
                Examine.func(player, parsed, ctx)
            except ActionRefused:
                pass

            if not found:
                player.tell("That player does not appear to be online.")

        # The player didn't specify a particular player so list them all
        else:
            player.tell("All players currently in the game:")
            player.tell("\n")
            for conn in ctx.engine.all_players.values():
                other = conn.player
                player.tell("<player>%s</player> (%s) is currently at <location>%s</location>" % (
                    Lang.capital(other.name), other.title, other.location.name))
Esempio n. 12
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    def func(player, parsed, ctx):

        # Poor man's autocomplete :)
        if parsed.verb == "manip":
            parsed.verb = "manipulate"

        if len(parsed.obj_order) == 1:
            what = parsed.obj_order[0]
            try:
                what.manipulate(parsed.verb, player)
                return
            except ActionRefused:
                raise

        raise ParseError("What would you like to %s?" % Lang.capital(parsed.verb))
Esempio n. 13
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    def func(player, parsed, ctx):

        if len(parsed.obj_order) != 1:
            raise ParseError(
                "Who would you like to show affection or kindness to?")

        if len(parsed.obj_order) == 1:

            target = parsed.obj_order[0]
            if isinstance(target, Creature):
                player.tell("You %s <creature>%s</creature>." %
                            (parsed.verb, target.title))
                room_msg = "%s %ss %s." % (Lang.capital(
                    player.title), parsed.verb, target.title)
                target_msg = "%s %ss you." % (Lang.capital(
                    player.title), parsed.verb)
                player.location.tell(room_msg,
                                     exclude_creature=player,
                                     specific_target_msg=target_msg,
                                     specific_targets=[target])
            else:
                player.tell(
                    "Inanimate objects don't respond to that but it's very sweet of you."
                )
Esempio n. 14
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    def __init__(self, name, gender, description=None, short_description=None):

        title = Lang.capital(name)

        super(Player, self).__init__(name, gender, title, description, short_description)

        self.turns = 0

        # 0 = off
        # 1 = short descriptions for previously visited locations
        # 2 = short descriptions. for all locations
        self.brief = 0

        self.known_locations = set()
        self.game_complete = False
        self.last_input_time = time.time()
        self.init_nonserializables()
Esempio n. 15
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    def func(player, parsed, ctx):

        if len(parsed.args) not in (1, 2) or parsed.unrecognized:
            raise ParseError("What are you trying to %s?" %
                             Lang.capital(parsed.verb))

        if parsed.obj_order:
            if isinstance(parsed.obj_order[0], Creature):
                raise ActionRefused(
                    "You can't do that to other living creatures.")

        obj_name = parsed.args[0]

        # Is the player using something to try to manipulate the object?
        with_item_name = None
        with_item = None
        if len(parsed.args) == 2:
            with_item_name = parsed.args[1]

        what = player.search_item(obj_name,
                                  include_inventory=True,
                                  include_location=True,
                                  include_containers=False)
        # Are we dealing with an exit?
        if not what:
            if obj_name in player.location.exits:
                what = player.location.exits[obj_name]

        # Are we dealing with an item?
        if what:
            # If so, are they using an item to accomplish the manipulation?
            if with_item_name:
                with_item = player.search_item(with_item_name,
                                               include_inventory=True,
                                               include_location=False,
                                               include_containers=False)
                if not with_item:
                    raise ActionRefused(
                        "You don't seem to have <item>%s</item>." %
                        Lang.a(with_item_name))

            getattr(what, parsed.verb)(player, with_item)

        else:
            raise ActionRefused("You don't see that here.")
Esempio n. 16
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    def func(player, parsed, ctx):

        # If we're examining a creature let's get some info for it
        creature = None
        if parsed.obj_info and isinstance(parsed.obj_order[0], Creature):
            creature = parsed.obj_order[0]
            name = creature.name

        # If we're not examining a creature we'll get item info
        if not creature:

            # Handle the case where nothing to examine was specified
            if not parsed.args:
                raise ParseError("Who or what would you like to examine?")

            Actions.parse_is_are(parsed.args)
            name = parsed.args[0]
            creature = player.location.search_creature(name)

        # If we're trying to examine a creature we'll figure out
        # which creature we're dealing with
        if creature:

            # Player is trying to examine themselves. Sheesh.
            if creature is player:
                player.tell("You are <creature>%s</creature>." %
                            Lang.capital(creature.title))
                return

            if creature.name.lower() != name.lower() and name.lower(
            ) in creature.aliases:
                player.tell("(By %s you probably meant %s.)" %
                            (name, creature.name))

            # If the creature has a description show the player otherwise we'll just share their title
            if creature.description:
                player.tell(creature.description)
            else:
                player.tell("This is <creature>%s</creature>." %
                            creature.title)

            # If there is extended info about the creature we'll provide that as well
            if name in creature.extra_desc:
                player.tell(creature.extra_desc[name])

            if name in player.location.extra_desc:
                player.tell(player.location.extra_desc[name])

            return

        # Is the player trying to examine an item?
        item, container = player.locate_item(name)
        if item:

            if item.name.lower() != name.lower() and name.lower(
            ) in item.aliases:
                player.tell("Maybe you meant %s?" % item.name)

            # If there is an extended description we'll share that.
            if name in item.extra_desc:
                player.tell(item.extra_desc[name])
            # Otherwise we'll just share what basic info we have
            else:
                if item in player:
                    player.tell("You're carrying <item>%s</item>." %
                                Lang.a(item.title))
                elif container and container in player:
                    Actions.print_object_location(player, item, container)
                else:
                    player.tell("You see <item>%s</item>." %
                                Lang.a(item.title))
                if item.description:
                    player.tell(item.description)

            try:
                inventory = item.inventory
            except ActionRefused:
                pass
            else:
                if inventory:
                    msg = "It contains "
                    for item in inventory:
                        msg += "<item>%s</item>, " % item.title
                    msg = msg[:-2]
                    player.tell(msg)
                else:
                    player.tell("It's empty.")

        # Player is examining an exit?
        elif name in player.location.exits:
            player.tell(
                "<exit>" + player.location.exits[name].description +
                "</exit> represents a way you can travel to a different place."
            )

        # If nothing else we'll do a search for any extended descriptive info associated with
        # locations and items
        else:
            text = player.search_extradesc(name)
            if text:
                player.tell(text)
            else:
                raise ActionRefused("%s doesn't appear to be here." % name)
Esempio n. 17
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    def func(player, parsed, ctx):

        if not parsed.args:
            raise ParseError("What are you asking about?")

        if parsed.args[0] == "are" and len(parsed.args) > 2:
            raise ActionRefused(
                "I can only tell you about one thing at a time.")

        if len(parsed.args) >= 2 and parsed.args[0] in ("is", "are"):
            del parsed.args[0]

        name = parsed.args[0].rstrip("?")

        if not name:
            raise ActionRefused("What are you asking about?")

        found = False

        # Is the player asking about an action?
        all_verbs = ctx.engine.current_verbs(player)
        if name in all_verbs:
            found = True
            doc = all_verbs[name].strip()

            if doc:
                player.tell(doc)
            else:
                player.tell(
                    "That is an action I understand but I can't tell you much more about it."
                )

        # Is the player asking about a particular exit from their current location?
        if name in player.location.exits:
            found = True
            player.tell(
                "That appears to be a way to leave your current location. Perhaps you should examine it?"
            )

        # Is the player asking about a creature in the room with them?
        creature = player.location.search_creature(name)
        if creature and creature.name.lower() != name.lower() and name.lower(
        ) in creature.aliases:
            player.tell("(By %s you probably meant %s.)" %
                        (name, creature.name))

        if creature:
            found = True

            # Is the player referring to themselves here?
            if creature is player:
                player.tell("Well, that's you isn't it?")

            # Or are they referring to someone else in the room?
            else:
                title = Lang.capital(creature.title)
                gender = Lang.GENDERS[creature.gender]
                subj = Lang.capital(creature.subjective)

                if type(creature) is type(player):
                    player.tell(
                        "Is another visitor like yourself. %s's here in the room with you."
                        % subj)
                else:
                    player.tell(
                        "<creature>%s</creature> is a %s character in our story."
                        % (title, gender))

        # Is the player referring to an item?
        item, container = player.locate_item(name,
                                             include_inventory=True,
                                             include_location=True,
                                             include_containers=True)
        if item:
            found = True
            if item.name.lower() != name.lower() and name.lower(
            ) in item.aliases:
                player.tell("Maybe you meant %s.)" % item.name)
            player.tell(
                "That's a nearby item you could try to examine for more information."
            )

        if name in ("that", "this", "they", "them", "it"):
            raise ActionRefused("Sorry, you need to be more specific.")

        # Shrug our virtual shoulders...
        if not found:
            player.tell(
                "Sorry, I can't figure out what you mean or there is no additional information I can provide."
            )
Esempio n. 18
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    def look(self, exclude_creature=None, short=False):

        paragraphs = ["<location>[" + self.name + "]</location>"]

        # Construct the short version of a location description.
        if short:

            if self.exits and context.config.show_exits_in_look:
                paragraphs.append("<exit>Exits</exit>: " + ", ".join(sorted(set(self.exits.keys()))))

            if self.items:
                item_names = sorted(item.name for item in self.items)
                paragraphs.append("<item>You see</item>: " + Lang.join(item_names))

            if self.creatures:
                creature_names = sorted(creature.name for creature in self.creatures if creature != exclude_creature)
                if creature_names:
                    paragraphs.append("<creature>Present</creature>: " + Lang.join(creature_names))

            return paragraphs

        #
        # Construct the long version of a location description.
        #

        if self.description:
            paragraphs.append(self.description)

        if self.exits and context.config.show_exits_in_look:

            # Keep track of exits we've already described
            exits_seen = set()
            exit_paragraph = []

            for exit_name in sorted(self.exits):

                exit = self.exits[exit_name]

                if exit not in exits_seen:
                    exits_seen.add(exit)
                    exit_paragraph.append(exit.short_description)

            paragraphs.append(" ".join(exit_paragraph))

        items_and_creatures = []

        # We'll preferentially use item short descriptions if provided and resort to the item's title if necessary
        items_with_short_descr = [item for item in self.items if item.short_description]
        items_without_short_descr = [item for item in self.items if not item.short_description]
        uniq_descriptions = set()

        # If there's a short description for an item use it preferentially
        if items_with_short_descr:
            for item in items_with_short_descr:
                uniq_descriptions.add(item.short_description)

        # Add unique item description to our running list of things to describe
        items_and_creatures.extend(uniq_descriptions)

        # If there's no short description for an item we'll just use the item's title
        if items_without_short_descr:
            titles = sorted([Lang.a(item.title) for item in items_without_short_descr])
            items_and_creatures.append("You see " + Lang.join(titles) + ".")

        # We'll preferentially use creature short descriptions if provided and resort to the title if necessary
        creatures_with_short_descr = [creature for creature in self.creatures
                                      if creature != exclude_creature and creature.short_description]
        creatures_without_short_descr = [creature for creature in self.creatures
                                         if creature != exclude_creature and not creature.short_description]

        # If there's a short descriptions for a creature use it preferentially
        if creatures_without_short_descr:
            titles = sorted(creature.title for creature in creatures_without_short_descr)
            if titles:
                titles_str = Lang.join(titles)
                if len(titles) > 1:
                    titles_str += " are here."
                else:
                    titles_str += " is here."
                items_and_creatures.append(Lang.capital(titles_str))
        uniq_descriptions = set()

        # If there's no short description for a creature we'll just use the item's title
        if creatures_with_short_descr:
            for creature in creatures_with_short_descr:
                uniq_descriptions.add(creature.short_description)

        # Add unique creature descriptions to our running list of things to describe
        items_and_creatures.extend(uniq_descriptions)
        if items_and_creatures:
            paragraphs.append(" ".join(items_and_creatures))

        return paragraphs
Esempio n. 19
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    def parse(self, player, action, external_verbs=frozenset()):

        # Does the verb expect a message to follow?
        message_verb = False

        # Are we dealing with a custom verb (action)?
        external_verb = False

        message = []
        arg_words = []
        unrecognized_words = []
        obj_info = defaultdict(ObjectInfo)
        obj_order = []
        obj_sequence = 0
        unparsed = action

        # A quoted substring will be considered a message
        m = Parser._quoted_message_regex.search(action)
        if m:
            message = [(m.group("msg1") or m.group("msg2")).strip()]
            action = action[:m.start()] + action[m.end():]

        # Could we determine an action?
        if not action:
            raise ParseError("What?")

        # Ignore skip words
        words = action.split()
        if words and words[0] in Parser._skip_words:
            skipword = words.pop(0)
            unparsed = unparsed[len(skipword):].lstrip()

        # Anything here we understand?
        if not words:
            raise ParseError("What?")

        verb = None

        # Give custom verbs (actions) priority
        if words[0] in external_verbs:
            verb = words.pop(0)
            external_verb = True

        # Let's deal with exits?
        elif player.location.exits:

            # Look for a movement verb
            move_action = None
            if words[0] in Parser.MOVEMENT_VERBS:

                move_action = words.pop(0)

                # If we found a movement verb but no indication of where the player would like to move
                # we'll remind them to supply this bit of information.
                if not words:
                    raise ParseError("%s where?" % Lang.capital(move_action))

            exit, exit_name, wordcount = Parser.check_name_with_spaces(
                words, 0, player.location.exits, {})

            # Has the user mentioned an exit?
            if exit:

                # If we just have the name of the exit we need to ask the player what they want to do with/about it.
                if wordcount != len(words):
                    raise ParseError("What about it?")

                unparsed = unparsed[len(exit_name):].lstrip()
                raise NotDefaultVerb(
                    ParseResult(verb=exit_name,
                                obj_order=[exit],
                                unparsed=unparsed))

            elif move_action:
                raise ParseError("You can not %s there." % move_action)

            else:
                # can't determine verb at this point, just continue with verb=None
                pass

        else:
            # can't determine verb at this point, just continue with verb=None
            pass

        if verb:
            unparsed = unparsed[len(verb):].lstrip()

        include_flag = True
        collect_message = False

        # Contains all creatures in the location including name and aliases
        all_creatures = {}

        # Contains all items in the location and the player's inventory including name and aliases
        all_items = {}

        # Gather all creatures in the location including the players
        for creature in player.location.creatures:
            all_creatures[creature.name] = creature
            for alias in creature.aliases:
                all_creatures[alias] = creature

        # Gather all items in the location
        for item in player.location.items:
            all_items[item.name] = item
            for alias in item.aliases:
                all_items[alias] = item

        # Gather all items in the player's inventory
        for item in player.inventory:
            all_items[item.name] = item
            for alias in item.aliases:
                all_items[alias] = item

        previous_word = None

        words_enumerator = enumerate(words)
        for index, word in words_enumerator:

            if collect_message:
                message.append(word)
                arg_words.append(word)
                previous_word = word
                continue

            if not message_verb and not collect_message:
                word = word.rstrip(",")

            # Handle special case where player is referring to something using a pronoun.
            # This will work to match a previously parsed word used by the player
            if word in ("them", "him", "her", "it"):

                # Try to associated the pronoun to a previously parsed item or creature
                if self.previously_parsed:

                    obj_list = self.match_previously_parsed(player, word)
                    if obj_list:

                        for obj, name in obj_list:

                            if include_flag:

                                obj_info[obj].sequence = obj_sequence
                                obj_info[obj].previous_word = previous_word
                                obj_sequence += 1
                                obj_order.append(obj)

                            else:

                                del obj_info[obj]
                                obj_order.remove(obj)

                            # If we found a match substitute the name for the pronoun in the list of arguments
                            arg_words.append(name)

                    previous_word = None
                    continue

                # Let the player know we can't figure out what the pronoun is referring to
                raise ParseError("I am not certain to whom you are referring.")

            # Is the player referring to themselves?
            if word in ("me", "myself", "self"):

                if include_flag:

                    obj_info[player].sequence = obj_sequence
                    obj_info[player].previous_word = previous_word
                    obj_sequence += 1
                    obj_order.append(player)

                elif player in obj_info:

                    del obj_info[player]
                    obj_order.remove(player)

                arg_words.append(word)
                previous_word = None
                continue

            # Is the player referring to every creature in the room?
            if word in ("everyone", "everybody", "all"):

                if include_flag:

                    if not all_creatures:
                        raise ParseError(
                            "There doesn't appear to be anyone here.")

                    # Include every visible creature and exclude the player
                    for creature in player.location.creatures:
                        if creature is not player:
                            obj_info[creature].sequence = obj_sequence
                            obj_info[creature].previous_word = previous_word
                            obj_sequence += 1
                            obj_order.append(creature)

                else:

                    obj_info = {}
                    obj_order = []
                    obj_sequence = 0

                arg_words.append(word)
                previous_word = None
                continue

            # If the player is trying to refer to all items we tell them we can't handle that
            if word == "everything":
                raise ParseError(
                    "You can not do something to everything around you. Please be more specific."
                )

            # Player wants to exclude an item or creature
            if word in ("except", "but"):
                include_flag = not include_flag
                arg_words.append(word)
                continue

            # Player has referred to a creature?
            if word in all_creatures:

                creature = all_creatures[word]

                if include_flag:

                    obj_info[creature].sequence = obj_sequence
                    obj_info[creature].previous_word = previous_word
                    obj_sequence += 1
                    obj_order.append(creature)

                elif creature in obj_info:

                    del obj_info[creature]
                    obj_order.remove(creature)

                arg_words.append(word)
                previous_word = None
                continue

            # Player has referred to an item?
            if word in all_items:

                item = all_items[word]

                if include_flag:

                    obj_info[item].sequence = obj_sequence
                    obj_info[item].previous_word = previous_word
                    obj_sequence += 1
                    obj_order.append(item)

                elif item in obj_info:

                    del obj_info[item]
                    obj_order.remove(item)

                arg_words.append(word)
                previous_word = None
                continue

            # Just in case the player is not in a location. Not sure how this could happen.
            if player.location:

                exit, exit_name, wordcount = Parser.check_name_with_spaces(
                    words, index, player.location.exits, {})

                # If exits were mentioned let's deal with that
                if exit:

                    obj_info[exit].sequence = obj_sequence
                    obj_info[exit].previous_word = previous_word
                    previous_word = None
                    obj_sequence += 1
                    obj_order.append(exit)
                    arg_words.append(exit_name)

                    while wordcount > 1:
                        Parser.next_iter(words_enumerator)
                        wordcount -= 1

                    continue

            item, full_name, wordcount = Parser.check_name_with_spaces(
                words, index, all_creatures, all_items)

            # If an item was mentioned then let's deal with that
            if item:

                while wordcount > 1:
                    Parser.next_iter(words_enumerator)
                    wordcount -= 1

                if include_flag:

                    obj_info[item].sequence = obj_sequence
                    obj_info[item].previous_word = previous_word
                    obj_sequence += 1
                    obj_order.append(item)

                elif item in obj_info:

                    del obj_info[item]
                    obj_order.remove(item)

                arg_words.append(full_name)
                previous_word = None
                continue

            # Are we dealing with a message verb?
            if message_verb and not message:
                collect_message = True
                message.append(word)
                arg_words.append(word)
                continue

            # If we are dealing with a word not in skip words list then let's deal with that.
            if word not in Parser._skip_words:

                if not obj_order:

                    for name in all_creatures:

                        if name.startswith(word):
                            raise ParseError("Did you mean %s?" % name)

                    for name in all_items:

                        if name.startswith(word):
                            raise ParseError("Did you mean %s?" % name)

                # If we're not dealing with an external or internal verb we give up
                if not external_verb:

                    # We just have no idea what they hell they're talking about and can't even provide hints.
                    if not verb:
                        raise UnknownVerbException(word, words)

                # If we are dealing with an external verb we'll pass off interpretation to the action modules
                if external_verb:
                    arg_words.append(word)
                    unrecognized_words.append(word)

                # Otherwise we're again at the end of our rope
                else:

                    message = "I am not sure what you mean by '%s'." % word

                    if word[0].isupper():
                        message += " Please always just user lowercase (e.g., '%s')." % word.lower(
                        )

                    raise ParseError(message)

            previous_word = word

        message = " ".join(message)

        # There appears to be no verb but it's possible the user is referring to an item or creature.
        # In that case we can check the object or creature to determine a default verb to apply.
        if not verb:

            if len(obj_order) == 1:

                try:

                    verb = obj_order[0].default_verb

                # Our last resort is to use the "examine" action to provide detailed information on the object
                except AttributeError:
                    verb = "examine"

            else:

                raise UnknownVerbException(words[0], words)

        # We're done parsing. Let's pass a parse result object back to the caller so that the various action
        # modules have a chance to pick the sentence apart and respond appropriately.
        return ParseResult(verb,
                           obj_info=obj_info,
                           obj_order=obj_order,
                           message=message,
                           args=arg_words,
                           unrecognized=unrecognized_words,
                           unparsed=unparsed)
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    def tell_others(self, *messages):

        formats = {"title": self.title, "Title": Lang.capital(self.title)}
        for msg in messages:
            msg = msg.format(**formats)
            self.location.tell(msg, exclude_creature=self)
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    def func(player, parsed, ctx):

        if not parsed.args:
            raise ParseError("Who or what are you trying to find?")

        if len(parsed.args) > 1 or len(parsed.obj_order) > 1:
            raise ParseError("You can only search for one thing at a time.")

        name = parsed.args[0]
        player.tell("You search your surroundings to try to find %s." % name)
        player.tell_others(
            "{Title} appears to be looking for something or someone.")

        if parsed.obj_order:

            thing = parsed.obj_order[0]

            if thing is player:
                player.tell("You are in the <location>%s</location>." %
                            player.location.name)
                return

            if thing.name.lower() != name.lower() and name.lower(
            ) in thing.aliases:
                player.tell("Maybe you meant %s?" % thing.name)

            if thing in player.location:
                if isinstance(thing, Creature):
                    player.tell(
                        "<creature>%s</creature> is right here with you." %
                        Lang.capital(thing.title))
                else:
                    Actions.print_object_location(player, thing,
                                                  player.location, False)
            elif thing in player:
                Actions.print_object_location(player, thing, player, False)
            else:
                player.tell("You can't seem to find that here.")

        # The default parser checks inventory and location, but it didn't find anything.
        # Check inside containers in the player's inventory instead.
        else:

            item, container = player.locate_item(name,
                                                 include_inventory=False,
                                                 include_location=False,
                                                 include_containers=True)

            if item:

                if item.name.lower() != name.lower() and name.lower(
                ) in item.aliases:
                    player.tell("Maybe you meant %s?" % item.name)
                Actions.print_object_location(player, item, container, False)

            else:

                otherplayer = ctx.engine.search_player(name)

                if otherplayer:
                    player.tell(
                        "You look about but don't see <player>%s</player>. Yelling might help if %s is nearby."
                        % (Lang.capital(
                            otherplayer.title), otherplayer.subjective))
                else:
                    player.tell("You can't seem to find that here.")
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 def manipulate(self, verb, actor):
     actor.tell("%s the %s doesn't seem to have any affect." %
                (Lang.capital(Lang.progressive_tense(verb)), self.title))