Show presence of monsters when examining #46432
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When using `e` to examine an adjacent tile, the existence of monsters (hostile, friendly, or neutral) was not indicated in any way. Change `e` to print "There is a zombie" or "There is a cow" for example, when such a creature is in the examined space.
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Summary
SUMMARY: Interface "Show presence of monsters when examining"
Purpose of change
When using
eto examine an adjacent tile, the existence of monsters (hostile, friendly, or neutral) was not indicated in any way. Thus, when usingeon a tile containing a zombie, dog, cow, moose or any other animal, the message log would only say "That is a grass" or "That is a pavement."Describe the solution
Change
eto print "There is a zombie" or "There is a cow" for example, when such a creature is in the examined space. Also refactor the surrounding section slightly.Describe alternatives you've considered
This could be embellished to suggest taming for tameable monsters, or to danger-highlight hostile monsters, but those could be successive PRs.
Testing
Spawn monsters, and
examine them. See their existence mentioned in the message log.Additional context
After:
