Use area instead of location or room

[mudpy.git] / share / command.mpy

diff --git a/share/command.mpy b/share/command.mpy
index feec37c..eed6a74 100644 (file)
--- a/share/command.mpy
+++ b/share/command.mpy
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-# Copyright (c) 2004-2010 Jeremy Stanley <fungi@yuggoth.org>. Permission
+# Copyright (c) 2004-2014 Jeremy Stanley <fungi@yuggoth.org>. Permission
 # to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software is granted under
 # terms provided in the LICENSE file distributed with this software.
 
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ help = Ways to create an element:$(eol)$(eol)   create actor:fred$(eol)   create
 action = command_delete(actor, parameters)
 administrative = yes
 description = Delete an existing facet from an element.
-help = You can delete any facet of an element as follows:$(eol)$(eol)   delete location:boardroom terrain
+help = You can delete any facet of an element as follows:$(eol)$(eol)   delete area:boardroom terrain
 
 [command:destroy]
 action = command_destroy(actor, parameters)
@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ help = This will reload all python modules and read-only data files.
 [command:say]
 action = command_say(actor, parameters)
 description = State something out loud.
-help = This allows you to speak to other characters within the same room. If you end your sentence with punctuation, the message displayed will incorporate an appropriate action (ask, exclaim, et cetera). It will also correct common typographical errors, add punctuation and capitalize your sentence as needed (assuming you speak one sentence per line). For example:$(eol)$(eol)   > say youre sure i went teh wrong way?$(eol)   You ask, "You're sure I went the wrong way?"$(eol)$(eol)If necessary, enclose literal statements in quotation marks:$(eol)$(eol)   > say "youre sure i went teh wrong way?"$(eol)   You say, "youre sure i went teh wrong way?"
+help = This allows you to speak to other characters within the same area. If you end your sentence with punctuation, the message displayed will incorporate an appropriate action (ask, exclaim, et cetera). It will also correct common typographical errors, add punctuation and capitalize your sentence as needed (assuming you speak one sentence per line). For example:$(eol)$(eol)   > say youre sure i went teh wrong way?$(eol)   You ask, "You're sure I went the wrong way?"$(eol)$(eol)If necessary, enclose literal statements in quotation marks:$(eol)$(eol)   > say "youre sure i went teh wrong way?"$(eol)   You say, "youre sure i went teh wrong way?"
 see_also = chat
 
 [command:set]