Remove unused code

[open-adventure.git] / adventure.yaml

diff --git a/adventure.yaml b/adventure.yaml
index a8af6318fdc50ebedf3e1db7e5c1f57aa7c445f5..29516625008065157a4c0e349f4d1f43e67465d7 100644 (file)
--- a/adventure.yaml
+++ b/adventure.yaml
@@ -6,14 +6,17 @@
 #
 # We define a bunch of YAML structures:
 #
-# vocabulary: Almost all the words the game knows - one of them (the
+# vocabulary: - This structure is unused, and will eventually be removed. -
+#    Almost all the words the game knows - one of them (the
 #    reservoir magic word) gets replaced with a randomly-generated
 #    cookie.  For each word there is a type (motion, action, object,
 #    or special) and a numeric value.  Multiple synonyms may have the
 #    same value.
 #
-# actspk: Default message for action verbs.  The numbers correspond to
-#    values in the vocabulary list.
+# motions: Motion words, grouped into synonyms.
+#
+# actions: Action words, grouped into synonyms, and their corresponding
+#    default messages.
 #
 # hints: Each item contains a hint number, a hint label (used to
 #    generate the value macro for the hint) the number of turns he
@@ -80,16 +83,17 @@
 #    Order doesn't matter; the logic simply tests every threshold on
 #    the assumption that turn counts never decrease nor skip values.
 #
-# object_descriptions: Each item contains a description for use in the
+# objects: Each item contains a description for use in the
 #    inventory command and one or more messages describing the object
-#    in different states.  There is also a boolean "treasure"
-#    attribute, defaulting to false.  An pbject may have one or two
+#    in different states.  The vocabulary word(s) referring to this
+#    object are listed (words).  There is also a boolean "treasure"
+#    attribute, defaulting to false.  An object may have one or two
 #    start locations (the gate is an example of a two-location object;
 #    it can be accessed from above or below).  An object may also be
 #    flagged immovable, meaning it cannot be carried.  If a state
 #    message is a tuple then the first element is made the name of a
-#    #define viible to the code for the associayed state, numbered
-#    from zero upwards. If the inventory desription begins with "*"
+#    #define visble to the code for the associated state, numbered
+#    from zero upwards. If the inventory description begins with "*"
 #    the object is dungeon furniture that cannot be taken or carried.
 #
 # obituaries: Death messages and reincarnation queries.  Order is
@@ -506,7 +510,7 @@ actions: !!omap
 - ACT_2:
     message: ARENT_CARRYING
     words: ['drop', 'relea', 'free', 'disca', 'dump']
-- ACT_3:
+- SAY:
     message: NO_MESSAGE
     words: ['say', 'chant', 'sing', 'utter', 'mumbl']
 - ACT_4:
@@ -515,7 +519,7 @@ actions: !!omap
 - ACT_5:
     message: NO_MESSAGE
     words: ['nothi']
-- ACT_6:
+- LOCK:
     message: NOT_LOCKABLE
     words: ['lock', 'close']
 - ACT_7:
@@ -548,16 +552,16 @@ actions: !!omap
 - ACT_16:
     message: RUB_NOGO
     words: ['rub']
-- ACT_17:
+- THROW:
     message: ARENT_CARRYING
     words: ['throw', 'toss']
 - ACT_18:
     message: HUH_MAN
     words: ['quit']
-- ACT_19:
+- FIND:
     message: NEARBY
     words: ['find', 'where']
-- ACT_20:
+- INVENT:
     message: NEARBY
     words: ['inven']
 - ACT_21: