Open eriktorbjorn opened 4 years ago
>INVENTORY You are empty-handed. >PHONG, GIVE GUN TO ME "Here, you may as well take them. I don't see how Mr. Linder can object now." >INVENTORY You are carrying: a set of house keys
That seems to be because of this piece of PHONG-F:
PHONG-F
(<==? ,WINNER ,PHONG> <COND (<AND <VERB? FIND> <DOBJ? PHONG-KEYS>> <SETG WINNER ,PLAYER> <PERFORM ,V?ASK-ABOUT ,PHONG ,PRSO> <RTRUE>) (<VERB? FIND THANKS> <RFALSE>) (<VERB? SLAP> <TELL "\"No, I must be careful about that.\"" CR>) (<OR <AND <VERB? GIVE> <DOBJ? PHONG-KEYS GENERIC-KEY GENERIC-GUN OUTSIDE-GUN>> <AND <VERB? SGIVE> <IOBJ? PHONG-KEYS GENERIC-KEY GENERIC-GUN OUTSIDE-GUN>>> <TAKE-PHONG-KEYS>)
I'm not sure why it checks for not just the keys, but also the guns. A leftover from some earlier plot idea?
That seems to be because of this piece of
PHONG-F
:I'm not sure why it checks for not just the keys, but also the guns. A leftover from some earlier plot idea?