THe money handler. This has a plethora of useful and contagious
functions on it, so beware.
void add_type(string type, int value)
Adds a new type of coinage into the system at the moment
we only have brass, copper, silver, gold, platinum. The
value is it value in brass coins (which are worth 1 ;)
void remove_type(string type)
Removes a type of coin from the handler a great way to
annoy players. revalue or delete a bit of the
currency.
mixed *query_values()
Returns the values array. Is of the format ({ "brass",
1, "copper", 10, "silver", 100, ... })
int query_value(string type)
Returns the value of the given coinage.
int query_total_value(mixed m_array)
Returns the total value (in brass coins) of the money
array.
string money_string(mixed m_array)
Returns a string of the format 10 silver coins and 1
brass coin. Is used by the shop and the money object
itself for shorts.
mixed *create_money_array(int value)
Given a value of an object in brass coins, create a
money array that uses the least amout of coins
necessary.
mixed *calc_change(int amt, mixed *values)
Calculates change is mostly for internal use by the
make_payment procedure defined below.
mixed make_payment(string type, int amt, object ob)
From the objects pool of money try and make a payment of
the amt of type coins. This is used by the pay_money
function on players so they can buy things at the shop.
It also calculates the amount of change to give them.
Returns an array of the format ({ ({ take_m_array }),
({ add_m_array }) }).
The take money array is an array that should be taken
off the player for the amout of money specifed to be
payed. The add money array is the amout that needs to
be added on as change.