^#^
objectp^#^
SUBTOPIC-efun^#^
EFUN objectp()

SYNOPSIS
     int objectp(mixed arg);

DESCRIPTION
     Return 1 if `arg' is an object.

SEE ALSO
     stringp(), pointerp(), intp().
^#^
order_alist^#^
SUBTOPIC-efun32^#^
SYNOPSIS
	mixed *order_alist(mixed *keys, mixed *|void data, ...)

DESCRIPTION
	Creates an alist.

	Either takes an array containing keys, and others containing
	the associated data, where all arrays are to be of the same
	length, or takes a single array that contains as first member
	the array of keys and has an arbitrary number of other members
	containing data, each of wich has to be of the same length as
	the key array. Returns an array holding the sorted key array
	and the data arrays; the same permutation that is applied to
	the key array is applied to all data arrays.

	Complexity is O( n * lg(n) * m ) , where n is the number of
	elements in the key array and m is the number of data arrays +
	1; 

	Note that the the dimensions of the arrays are used the other
	way than in lisp to allow for faster searching.

	Keys have to be of type integer, string or object. Types can
	be mixed. 

SEE ALSO
	alists(LPC), mappings(LPC), insert_alist(E), assoc(E),
	transpose_array(E)

^#^
opcdump^#^
SUBTOPIC-driver^#^
NAME
	opcdump

DESCRIPTION
	If the driver was compiled to do opcode profiling, this command
	will show the collected profiling information.
        If the O_IS_WIZARD flag is used in the mudlib (i.e. if
        set_is_wizard() was called), this command is allowed only for
        users that have this flag set.

SEE ALSO
        malloc(D), status(D), memory(C), objects(C), debug_info(E),
        set_is_wizard(E)
^#^
object_name^#^
SUBTOPIC-efun32^#^
SYNOPSIS
	string object_name(object ob)

DESCRIPTION
	Return a printable name for an object. This function is called
	by sprintf() to print a meaningful name in addition to the
	normal file_name().

SEE ALSO
	sprintf(E), file_name(E)
^#^
open^#^
SUBTOPIC-general^#^
		-=[ Open ]=-

	Command: open
	  Usage: open <door|item>

    Description: This command allows you to open a door or a 'closable'
		 item like a chest for example.

	Example: open east door

 Related Topics: close, lock, unlock, search.