& TMCS INSPECT
& INSPECT
& VIEWS

  +Inspect (views) code allows extra details to be placed on rooms without
  cluttering the room's description or creating lots of otherwise blank
  objects.

  See HELP +INSPECT for info on how to use the system.
  See HELP +INSPECT CODING for how to add +inspects to your rooms and objects.

& +INSPECT

  +INSPECT/LIST [<object>]
  +INSPECT [<object>/]<detail>

  The first form of this command lists all the visible details on <object>,
  or on your current location if no <object> is given.

  The second form of this command lets you look at a given <detail> on an
  <object>, or on your current location if no <object> is given.

  See also: +INSPECT CODING

& +INSPECT CODING

  Adding inspectable details to rooms and other objects is fairly simple.
  To add a new detail, set an attribute named INSPECT`<detail> on your object
  with the description of the detail in it. For example:
    &inspect`mirror here=An old mirror with an ornate gold
              frame hangs on the wall.

  If you want to make the detail hidden (so that it doesn't appear on
  +inspect/list), prefix the detail name with an exclaimation mark (!).
  These are useful for quests, hidden passageways, etc. For example:
    &inspect`!tapestry here=A colourful tapestry hangs on the south wall.
              One corner is not fixed down; you could probably 'lift' it up.

  In all attributes used by the +inspect system, %0 is the name of the detail
  being inspected, exactly as it was typed by the +inspector.

  Continued in HELP +INSPECT CODING2

& +INSPECT CODING2

  When someone +inspects a detail, others in the room see a generic message.
  If you want to set your own message, you can do so with:
    &oinspect <object>=<message>
  For example:
    @dig/teleport Museum
    &oinspect here=looks at the [lcstr(%0)] exhibit.

  To set a more specific message for a certain detail, set an
  OINSPECT`<detail> attribute. For example:
    &oinspect`tapestry here=looks at the tapestry on the south wall.

  Do not prefix the <detail> name with an ! when setting OINSPECT
  attributes for hidden details. Setting the OINSPECT attribute to an
  empty value will supress the default message - this happens automatically
  when you set an OINSPECT`<detail> attribute, so make sure you set a default
  message as well, if you still want one.

  Continued in HELP +INSPECT CODING3

& +INSPECT CODING3

  You can also set an action list to be triggered whenever a detail is
  inspected. Use the AINSPECT attribute to have the action list triggered
  for all details, or an AINSPECT`<detail> attribute to run an action for
  only a specific detail. For example:
    &ainspect Market Stall=@wait 2=SAY Want to buy some %0, %n?
    &ainspect`apples Market Stall=@wait 2=SAY If you buy two apples, %n,
                           you'll get a third one free!

  Example:
   &inspect`desk here=A small desk sits in the corner of the room. The corner
                      of a sheet of paper sticks out the edge of the drawer.
   &inspect`!paper here=Written on the paper in small, tidy letters are the
                      words "Vault 16. Combination 1-5-3-6"
   &oinspect`paper here=glances at something in the desk drawer.
   &ainspect`paper here=&finders me=setunion(v(finders),%:)

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