You can wash the honey off your hand in some places:
>PUT HAND IN STREAM
The water is very cold.
At least you got that honey off your fingers.
This message is printed by EXIT-HONEY, which is called from TOUCH-CWATER and DO-WATER?.
TOUCH-CWATER is called in a couple of places when interacting with the cauldron and its contents, which DO-WATER? is called by HANDLE-MOUNTAIN-WATER? and STYX-F.
HANDLE-MOUNTAIN-WATER? is called by WATERFALL-F, POOL-F and STREAM-F.
(Now do you see why this game takes so long to test? :-)
But that means it's not called from:
LAGOON-F ("The tropical water feels warm.") Should probably not be done for every verb (e.g. "KICK WATER").
WET-AND-SLIPPERY (the soapy water). Should probably only be done if PRSO is the HANDS.
RESERVOIR-F ("You feel nothing but water.")
INTO-RESERVOIR
SPILL-MILL
Normally you would no longer hand the honey by the time you reach the reservoir, but it is possible.
So I think it would make sense to investigate these cases further to see if and when it would make sense to remove the honey. For instance, I don't think simply standing in the soapy water should remove the honey but actively putting your hand into the water should.
You can wash the honey off your hand in some places:
This message is printed by
EXIT-HONEY, which is called fromTOUCH-CWATERandDO-WATER?.TOUCH-CWATERis called in a couple of places when interacting with the cauldron and its contents, whichDO-WATER?is called byHANDLE-MOUNTAIN-WATER?andSTYX-F.HANDLE-MOUNTAIN-WATER?is called byWATERFALL-F,POOL-FandSTREAM-F.(Now do you see why this game takes so long to test? :-)
But that means it's not called from:
LAGOON-F("The tropical water feels warm.") Should probably not be done for every verb (e.g. "KICK WATER").WET-AND-SLIPPERY(the soapy water). Should probably only be done ifPRSOis theHANDS.RESERVOIR-F("You feel nothing but water.")INTO-RESERVOIRSPILL-MILLNormally you would no longer hand the honey by the time you reach the reservoir, but it is possible.
So I think it would make sense to investigate these cases further to see if and when it would make sense to remove the honey. For instance, I don't think simply standing in the soapy water should remove the honey but actively putting your hand into the water should.