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| set_light() |
| *********** |
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| SYNOPSIS |
| ======== |
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| int set_light(int n) |
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| DESCRIPTION |
| =========== |
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| An object is by default dark. It can be set to not dark by |
| calling set_light(1). The environment will then also get this |
| light. The returned value is the total number of lights in |
| this room. So if you call set_light(0) it will return the |
| light level of the current object. |
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| Note that the value of the argument is added to the light of |
| the current object. |
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| BUGS |
| ==== |
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| This handling of light by the parser is inappropriate for most |
| purposes: If you put a burning candle into a safe, the safe |
| will start to emit light. |