terminal_command

Vars
core_skill	The skill which is checked
man_entry	Shown when man name is entered. Can be a list of strings, which will then be shown on separate lines.
name	The name of the command. Used for display and also in syntax checking.
pattern	Matched using regex against terminal input
regex	The actual regex, produced from above.
regex_flags	Used in the regex
req_access	Access needed, if any
skill_needed	How much skill the user needs to use this. This is not for critical failure effects at unskilled; those are handled globally.
Procs
get_arguments	Returns list of arguments (if any), or null on syntax error
parse	null return: continue. "" return will break and show a blank line. Return list() to break and not show anything.
proper_input_entered	Should not return null unless you want parser to continue.

Var Details

var
core_skill
–

The skill which is checked

var
man_entry
–

Shown when man name is entered. Can be a list of strings, which will then be shown on separate lines.

var
name
–

The name of the command. Used for display and also in syntax checking.

var
pattern
–

Matched using regex against terminal input

var
regex
– /regex

The actual regex, produced from above.

var
regex_flags
–

Used in the regex

var
req_access
–

Access needed, if any

var
skill_needed
–

How much skill the user needs to use this. This is not for critical failure effects at unskilled; those are handled globally.

Proc Details

proc
get_arguments
(text)

Returns list of arguments (if any), or null on syntax error

proc
parse
(text, /mob/user, /datum/terminal/terminal)

null return: continue. "" return will break and show a blank line. Return list() to break and not show anything.

proc
proper_input_entered
(text, /mob/user, /datum/terminal/terminal)

Should not return null unless you want parser to continue.

terminal_command /datum/terminal_command

Vars

Procs

Var Details

var core_skill –

var man_entry –

var name –

var pattern –

var regex – /regex

var regex_flags –

var req_access –

var skill_needed –