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  1. Region Mapping (27,436 bytes)
    9: ... materials. These are useful for more accurately mapping out the geography, detailing creatures, and descr...
    20: ==Mapping==
    21: ... maps. If the mapping has just the 0 z-axis, the mapping tool is great, but it is severely limited if you ...
    23: ... there to set numerically the boundaries. If the mappings you provide are under this amount, you will get ...
    57: ... between the regional mapping and a specific area mapping. Depending on what the area is, this could use a...
  2. Area Mapping (13,920 bytes)
    94: ...ro. In <FillerType>, you are telling the virtual mapping program what the default map_area is for that z-a...

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  1. Chats (4,471 bytes)
    3: ...tbeat is lower than it). The first element of the mapping for responses is the communication key that trigg...
  2. Creative Process (2,527 bytes)
    9: ...cularly useful, especially if you're using the 3D mapping system.
    27: *[[Region Mapping]]
    28: *[[Area Mapping]]
  3. Man message (21,943 bytes)
    39: excluded), or a mapping (objects that exist as keys in the array
    65: the message), or a mapping (only objects that exist as keys in the
    66: mapping should receive the message).
  4. Man third person (1,514 bytes)
    21: ...ized conversion rules supplemented by some direct mapping of
  5. Man style (11,837 bytes)
    41: operators, logical operators, and mapping : elements.
    52: Put spaces following the opening elements of mapping and array literals, and
    54: another array-literal or mapping-literal boundary, or a closure #' element.
    78: Do not put spaces between the name of an array or mapping and its indexing
    114: When writing array, mapping, and inline closure literals in multi-line form,
  6. Man arrays (4,402 bytes)
    119: a = m_indices(mkmapping(a));
    121: This creates a mapping out of the array and recreates the array
  7. Man foreach (2,415 bytes)
    12: ...valuated and has to yield an array, a string or a mapping.
    17: If <expr> is a mapping, the keys are assigned to <var>, and
    45: If <expr> yields an mapping, the loop will run over the indices
    46: the mapping had at the begin of the loop. Deleted indices are...
    66: // Print the contents of a mapping <m>
  8. Man mappings (14,221 bytes)
    3: A mapping is a datatype which allows to store data associat...
    6: ... top of arrays. Alists are the predecessors of mappings.
    8: ...rings, integers and objects. Others like arrays, mappings
    14: Mappings are allways treated as references when pas...
    15: functions. This means when you pass a mapping to another object and this
  9. Man cache (9,719 bytes)
    9: can implement simple caches using only mappings; cache descriptors are for
    46: ...use in the present driver version, foreach() on a mapping
    47: breaks if the mapping is larger than the maximum array size. Hopefully
    77: Cache_Data: The mapping constituting the cache's lookup table.
    126: or mappings), estimated eval and time savings (if available)...
  10. Man closure guide (27,741 bytes)
    381: or mapping. The result of the closure is 0.
    396: lambda(0, ({#'foreach, ({'k, 'v}), ({ ...mapping...})
    488: ...ne with the []-operator (it indexes an array or a mapping).
    523: #'([ is used to create mappings out of single entries (with several values) like...
    532: ...as lambda expressions, so if you want to create a mapping from values evaluated at call time, write them as...
  11. Man closures (10,783 bytes)
    193: ...gument, like filter_array(), sort_array() or walk_mapping(). sort_array(array,#'>) does indeed what is exp...
    211: ... at least one element as argument and returns a mapping of
  12. Man element (17,175 bytes)
    225: stored in a mapping, allowing different user code to share the storag...
    229: initially (when it should be specified as a mapping) or when working with
    239: ...y on the Element_Info field always being the same mapping pointer; it
  13. Man item (10,950 bytes)
    41: ...uired. This may also be specified as an array or mapping random
  14. Man location (4,619 bytes)
    66: A mapping of string object names to integer weights (which ...
  15. Man modifier (10,311 bytes)
    22: you must use mapping specification form. The general discussion of
  16. Man special attack (17,964 bytes)
    43: ...k_Skill: A single skill, an array of skills, or a mapping of
  17. Man descriptors (13,902 bytes)
    42: that used mapping specifications, and should not be used in new cod...
    69: '''Mapping'''
    77: The mapping form lets you specify whichever fields you want, ...
    87: descriptor without the verbosity of the mapping form. The elements of the
  18. Man descriptors core (16,885 bytes)
    97: void set_descriptor_field_aliases(mapping aliases)
    100: addressable by. The keys in the mapping are the string field names of the
    134: ...be interpreted as a set of labels for an array or mapping
    168: with mapping-form descriptor specifications, and for that reas...
    204: void set_descriptor_definitions(mapping spec)
  19. Man hooks (mechanism) (6,851 bytes)
    103: ...k of the hook. The reason to do this is that the mapping
    106: mapping query_hooks()
    108: ...ping containing the object's hook information. A mapping
    155: ...vel hooks, and nearly all hooks in general, use a mapping for
  20. Man hooks (concepts) (16,865 bytes)
    172: to call in the object, or a mapping.
    190: If the hook is a mapping, it is queried with the given
    455: the evaluation of mapping as hooks was extended in 3.2.1@54.

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