xref: /original-bsd/contrib/dungeon/speak.F (revision 279692fa)
1#include "files.h"
2
3#ifndef RTEXTFILE
4#define RTEXTFILE '/usr/games/lib/dunlib/rtext.dat'
5#endif
6
7#ifndef TEXTFILE
8#define TEXTFILE '/usr/games/lib/dunlib/dtext.dat'
9#endif
10
11C
12C	manual speak routine
13C	gets dungeon messages and prints them
14C	(only used for pdp version)
15C
16	program speak
17	IMPLICIT      INTEGER(A-Z)
18C
19	COMMON /CHAN/ INPCH,OUTCH,DBCH
20#include "mindex.h"
21C
22C	load the lookup table
23C
24	OPEN(UNIT=9,file=RTEXTFILE,
25&		status='OLD',IOSTAT=IO,
26&		FORM='formatted',ACCESS='SEQUENTIAL',err=50)
27C
28	call load
29C
30C	open the message file
31C
32	DBCH=2
33C
34	OPEN(UNIT=DBCH,file=TEXTFILE,
35&		status='OLD',IOSTAT=IO,
36&		FORM='UNFORMATTED',ACCESS='DIRECT',recl=76,err=60)
37C
38	print 20
39#ifdef NOCC
4020	format('Sigh... '/)
41#else NOCC
4220	format(' Sigh... '/)
43#endif NOCC
44C
45C	get numbers and call speaking program
46C
4710	continue
48C
49	call inprd(mesage,i,j)
50	call RSPSB2(mesage,i,j)
51	goto 10
52C
53C INITIALIZATION ERROR
54C
5550	print 960
56	print 980
57	goto 99
5860	print 970
59	print 980
60	goto 99
61#ifdef NOCC
62960	FORMAT('I can''t open ',RTEXTFILE,'.')
63970	FORMAT('I can''t open ',TEXTFILE,'.')
64980	FORMAT('Suddenly a sinister, wraithlike figure appears before '
65&	'you,'/'seeming to float in the air.  In a low, sorrowful voice'
66&	' he says,'/'"Alas, the very nature of the world has changed, '
67&	'and the dungeon'/'cannot be found.  All must now pass away."'
68&	'  Raising his oaken staff'/'in farewell, he fades into the '
69&	'spreading darkness.  In his place'/'appears a tastefully '
70&	'lettered sign reading:'//23X,'INITIALIZATION FAILURE'//
71&	'The darkness becomes all encompassing, and your vision fails.')
72#else NOCC
73960	FORMAT(' I can''t open ',RTEXTFILE,'.')
74970	FORMAT(' I can''t open ',TEXTFILE,'.')
75980	FORMAT(' Suddenly a sinister, wraithlike figure appears before '
76&	'you,'/' seeming to float in the air.  In a low, sorrowful voice'
77&	' he says,'/' "Alas, the very nature of the world has changed, '
78&	'and the dungeon'/' cannot be found.  All must now pass away."'
79&	'  Raising his oaken staff'/' in farewell, he fades into the '
80&	'spreading darkness.  In his place'/' appears a tastefully '
81&	'lettered sign reading:'//23X,'INITIALIZATION FAILURE'//
82&	' The darkness becomes all encompassing, and your vision fails.')
83#endif NOCC
8499	stop
85	end
86C
87C RSPSB2-- OUTPUT RANDOM MESSAGE WITH SUBSTITUTABLE ARGUMENTS
88C
89C CALLED BY--
90C
91C	CALL RSPSB2(MSGNUM,S1,S2)
92C
93	SUBROUTINE    RSPSB2(A,B,C)
94	IMPLICIT      INTEGER(A-Z)
95	CHARACTER*74  B1,B2,B3
96	INTEGER*2     OLDREC,NEWREC,JREC
97C
98C DECLARATIONS
99C
100C
101	COMMON /RMSG/ MLNT,RTEXT(1050)
102	COMMON /CHAN/ INPCH,OUTCH,DBCH
103C
104C CONVERT ALL ARGUMENTS FROM DICTIONARY NUMBERS (IF POSITIVE)
105C TO ABSOLUTE RECORD NUMBERS.
106C
107	X=A
108	Y=B
109	Z=C
110	IF(X.GT.0) X=RTEXT(X)
111	IF(Y.GT.0) Y=RTEXT(Y)
112	IF(Z.GT.0) Z=RTEXT(Z)
113	X=IABS(X)
114	Y=IABS(Y)
115	Z=IABS(Z)
116	IF(X.EQ.0) RETURN
117C
118	READ(UNIT=DBCH,REC=X) OLDREC,B1
119C
120100	DO 150 I=1,74
121	  X1=and(X,31)+I
122	  B1(I:I)=char(xor(ichar(B1(I:I)),X1))
123150	CONTINUE
124C
125200	IF(Y.EQ.0) GO TO 400
126	DO 300 I=1,74
127	  IF(B1(I:I).EQ.'#') GO TO 1000
128300	CONTINUE
129C
130400	DO 500 I=74,1,-1
131	  IF(B1(I:I).NE.' ') GO TO 600
132500	CONTINUE
133C
134C  600	WRITE(OUTCH,650) (B1(J:J),J=1,I)
135600	PRINT 650, (B1(J:J),J=1,I)
136#ifdef NOCC
137650	FORMAT(74A1)
138#else NOCC
139650	FORMAT(1X,74A1)
140#endif NOCC
141	X=X+1
142	READ(UNIT=DBCH,REC=X) NEWREC,B1
143	IF(OLDREC.EQ.NEWREC) GO TO 100
144	RETURN
145C
146C SUBSTITUTION WITH SUBSTITUTABLE AVAILABLE.
147C I IS INDEX OF # IN B1.
148C Y IS NUMBER OF RECORD TO SUBSTITUTE.
149C
150C PROCEDURE:
151C   1) COPY REST OF B1 TO B2
152C   2) READ SUBSTITUTABLE OVER B1
153C   3) RESTORE TAIL OF ORIGINAL B1
154C
155C THE IMPLICIT ASSUMPTION HERE IS THAT THE SUBSTITUTABLE STRING
156C IS VERY SHORT (i.e. MUCH LESS THAN ONE RECORD).
157C
1581000	K2=1
159	DO 1100 K1=I+1,74
160	  B2(K2:K2)=B1(K1:K1)
161	  K2=K2+1
1621100	CONTINUE
163C
164C   READ SUBSTITUTE STRING INTO B3, AND DECRYPT IT:
165C
166	READ(UNIT=DBCH,REC=Y) JREC,B3
167	DO 1150 K1=1,74
168	  X1=and(Y,31)+K1
169	  B3(K1:K1)=char(xor(ICHAR(B3(K1:K1)),X1))
1701150	CONTINUE
171C
172C   FILL REMAINDER OF B1 WITH CHARACTERS FROM B3:
173C
174	K2=1
175	DO 1180 K1=I,74
176	  B1(K1:K1)=B3(K2:K2)
177	  K2=K2+1
1781180	CONTINUE
179C
180C   FIND END OF SUBSTITUTE STRING IN B1:
181C
182	DO 1200 J=74,1,-1
183	  IF(B1(J:J).NE.' ') GO TO 1300
1841200	CONTINUE
185C
186C   PUT TAIL END OF B1 (NOW IN B2) BACK INTO B1 AFTER SUBSTITUTE STRING:
187C
1881300	K1=1
189	DO 1400 K2=J+1,74
190	  B1(K2:K2)=B2(K1:K1)
191	  K1=K1+1
1921400	CONTINUE
193C
194	Y=Z
195	Z=0
196	GO TO 200
197C
198	END
199	SUBROUTINE LOAD
200	IMPLICIT INTEGER (A-Z)
201C
202C	load rtext data
203C
204C
205C MESSAGE INDEX
206C
207	COMMON /RMSG/ MLNT,RTEXT(1050)
208C
209C
210	rewind 9
211C
212C	 load the data
213C
214C
215	READ(9,130) RTEXT
216130	FORMAT(I8)
217	close(9)
218C
219C
220	return
221	END
222