##### Crawl Init file ###############################################
# For descriptions of all options, as well as some more in-depth information
# on setting them, consult the file
#    options_guide.txt
# in your /docs directory. If you can't find it, the file is also available
# online at:
# https://github.com/crawl/crawl/blob/master/crawl-ref/docs/options_guide.txt
#
# Crawl uses the first file of the following list as its option file:
#  * init.txt in the -rcdir directory (if specified)
#  * .crawlrc in the -rcdir directory (if specified)
#  * init.txt (in the Crawl directory)
#  * ~/.crawl/init.txt (Unix only)
#  * ~/.crawlrc (Unix only)
#  * ~/init.txt (Unix only)
#  * settings/init.txt (in the Crawl directory)

##### Some basic explanation of option syntax #######################
# Lines beginning with '#' are comments. The basic syntax is:
#
# field = value         or      field.subfield = value
#
# Only one specification is allowed per line.
#
# The terms are typically case-insensitive except in the fairly obvious
# cases (the character's name and specifying files or directories when
# on a system that has case-sensitive filenames).
#
# White space is stripped from the beginning and end of the line, as
# well as immediately before and after the '='. If the option allows
# multiple comma/semicolon-separated terms (such as
# autopickup_exceptions), all whitespace around the separator is also
# trimmed. All other whitespace is left intact.
#
# There are three broad types of Crawl options: true/false values (booleans),
# arbitrary values, and lists of values. The first two types use only the
# simple =, with later options - which includes your options that are different
# from the defaults - overriding earlier ones. List options allow using +=, ^=,
# -=, and = to append, prepend, remove, and reset, respectively. Usually you will
# want to use += to add to a list option. Lastly, there is := which you can use
# to create an alias, like so:
#   ae := autopickup_exceptions
# From there on, 'ae' will be treated as if it you typed autopickup_exceptions,
# so you can save time typing it.
#

##### Other files ###################################################
# You can include other files from your options file using the 'include'
# option. Crawl will treat it as if you copied the whole text of that file
# into your options file in that spot. You can uncomment some of the following
# lines by removing the beginning '#' to include some of the other files in
# this folder.

# Some useful, more advanced options, implemented in LUA.
# include = advanced_optioneering.txt

# Alternative vi bindings for Dvorak users.
# include = dvorak_command_keys.txt

# Alternative vi bindings for Colemak users.
# include = colemak_command_keys.txt

# Override the vi movement keys with a non-command.
# include = no_vi_command_keys.txt

# Turn the shift-vi keys into safe move, instead of run.
# include = safe_move_shift.txt

##### Ancient versions ##############################################
# If you're used to the interface of ancient versions of Crawl, you may
# get back parts of it by uncommenting the following options:

# include                 = 034_command_keys.txt

# And to revert monster glyph and colouring changes:

default_manual_training = true

# vim: set filetype=crawlrc:
# 3-g command enhancements

# This option will allow you to automatically switch to an appropriate
# weapon when firing or attacking in melee, as long as the one you are
# wielding and the one you switch to are both in slot 'a' or 'b'.
auto_switch = false

# If this is set to false, autoexplore/travel will not open doors,
# instead stopping in front of them.
travel_open_doors = true

# If this is true, 'W'ear will also allow you to 'T'ake off worn
# armour, and vice versa, and the same is true for 'P'utting on/
# 'R'emoving jewellery.
equip_unequip = true

# If this is true, equipping rings will always prompt for the slot to
# use, instead of automatically equipping the ring if there is an
# available empty slot. Unequipping jewellery will also always prompt for
# an item to remove, instead of skipping the prompt if only one item
# of jewellery is equipped.
jewellery_prompt = false

# Make confirmation questions easier to answer:
#     none = force capitals on Y/N questions
#     safe = force only on dangerous questions (default)
#     all = never force capitals
# WARNING TO PUTTY USERS: If your Putty configuration sets the
# numeric keypad to "NetHack mode", the keypad '7' will be mapped
# to the letter 'y', which can result in accidentally answering
# yes to questions.
easy_confirm = safe

# If set to true, disables smart targeting for explosion and bouncing
# bolt spells, making them automatically target the closest monster in
# range rather than trying to find a spot that affects multiple monsters
# while avoiding the player.
simple_targeting = false

# Allow targeting yourself with risky magic (e.g., the spell Bolt of Fire
# or a wand of paralysis.)
# When set to 'yes', you are a valid target. When set to 'no', you cannot
# target yourself with such spells. When set to 'prompt' (the default),
# you will be required to confirm self-targeting. This option has no
# effect on area-effect spells, such as Mephitic Cloud, where you are
# always a valid target.
allow_self_target = prompt

# If this is set to true, you will automatically travel to and attempt to
# butcher edible corpses. Can also be set to a hunger threshold ('very
# full', 'full', 'satiated', 'hungry', 'very hungry', or 'near starving')
# to enable automatic butchery only when at that state or hungrier.
auto_butcher = satiated

# If auto (default) you will be prompted for which corpses to butcher if
# there are multiple corpses on the square, and not prompted otherwise.
# If never, you will automatically butcher the first available corpse,
# even if there are multiple corpses on the square. If always, you will
# be prompted before butchering any number of corpses.

# If you care about corpses, ask, otherwise they're food
# TODO check you.training['necro'] or necro high enough...
: if you.god() == 'Kikubaaqudgha' then
  confirm_butcher = always
: else
  confirm_butcher = never
: end

# If this is set to true then when using the (e)at command, the
# game will automatically determine the oldest chunk that is safe
# to eat, and eat it without prompting.
# You will always be prompted to eat harmful chunks.
easy_eat_chunks = false