The Book of Romance II
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1 Introduction
  1.1 Who are CIWTA?
  1.2 What is Tootsville?
  1.3 What is the Romance Game System?
  1.4 Technology Stack
  1.5 Affiliated Services
  1.6 Clusters
  1.7 Overview of Major Systems
    1.7.1 Methods of Connecting
      1.7.1.1 REST Requests
      1.7.1.2 Infinity Mode communications
      1.7.1.3 The Adult Sign-in Process
      1.7.1.4 The Child Sign-in Process
      1.7.1.5 The Server-to-Server Sign-In Process
    1.7.2 In-Game Actions
      1.7.2.1 Moving in the Game
      1.7.2.2 Speech and Related Things
      1.7.2.3 Game Events System (including Store Items)
      1.7.2.4 Land Ownership
      1.7.2.5 Clothing, Tools, and Equipment
      1.7.2.6 Metronome
    1.7.3 World Simulation
    1.7.4 Server-to-Server Streams
    1.7.5 The front-end
      1.7.5.1 Coding Standard
      1.7.5.2 Babylon.js
      1.7.5.3 Gatekeeper
      1.7.5.4 Peer-to-Peer Streams (WebRTC)
      1.7.5.5 JSCL
  1.8 Back Story
    1.8.1 The Magic Mist and Mist Parrots
    1.8.2 The Founding of Tootsville
    1.8.3 The Classical Period
    1.8.4 The Evil Mayor and Shade
    1.8.5 The Destruction of Tootsville
    1.8.6 The Revival
2 Definitions
3 Package Chœrogryllum
  3.1 Chœrogryllum::Cal-Month
    3.1.1 Function
    3.1.2 File
  3.2 Chœrogryllum::Cal-Month-Header
    3.2.1 Function
    3.2.2 File
  3.3 Chœrogryllum::Cal-Month-Header.Html
    3.3.1 Function
    3.3.2 File
  3.4 Chœrogryllum::Cal-Month.Html
    3.4.1 Function
    3.4.2 File
  3.5 Chœrogryllum::Cal-Month/ Print-Holiday-Footnotes
    3.5.1 Function
    3.5.2 File
  3.6 Chœrogryllum::Cal-Year
    3.6.1 Function
    3.6.2 File
  3.7 Chœrogryllum::Date-String
    3.7.1 Function
    3.7.2 File
  3.8 Chœrogryllum::Day-Of-Week*
    3.8.1 Function
    3.8.2 File
  3.9 Chœrogryllum::Decode*-Universal-Time
    3.9.1 Function
    3.9.2 File
  3.10 Chœrogryllum::Encode*-Universal-Time
    3.10.1 Function
    3.10.2 File
  3.11 Chœrogryllum::Exponent-Digit
    3.11.1 Function
    3.11.2 File
  3.12 Chœrogryllum::First-Weekday-Of-Month
    3.12.1 Function
    3.12.2 File
  3.13 Chœrogryllum::Holiday-On
    3.13.1 Function
    3.13.2 Chœrogryllum Holiday
    3.13.3 File
  3.14 Chœrogryllum::Month*
    3.14.1 Function
    3.14.2 File
  3.15 Chœrogryllum::This-Month
    3.15.1 Function
    3.15.2 File
  3.16 Chœrogryllum::This-Year
    3.16.1 Function
    3.16.2 File
4 Package Dreamhost
  4.1 Dreamhost::*Api-Key*
    4.1.1 Variable
  4.2 Dreamhost::Cname-Already-On-Record
    4.2.1 Class
    4.2.2 Slots
  4.3 Dreamhost::Cname-Must-Be-Only-Record
    4.3.1 Class
    4.3.2 Slots
  4.4 Dreamhost::Dns-Add-Record
    4.4.1 Function
    4.4.2 Result success
    4.4.3 Possible Errors
    4.4.4 File
  4.5 Dreamhost::Dns-List-Records
    4.5.1 Function
    4.5.2 File
  4.6 Dreamhost::Dns-Remove-Record
    4.6.1 Function
    4.6.2 File
  4.7 Dreamhost::Dreamhost-Api-Error
    4.7.1 Class
    4.7.2 Slots
  4.8 Dreamhost::Dreamhost-Api-Error-With-Details
    4.8.1 Structure
    4.8.2 Type
    4.8.3 Class
    4.8.4 Slots
  4.9 Dreamhost::Dreamhost-Api-Warning
    4.9.1 Class
    4.9.2 Slots
  4.10 Dreamhost::Dreamhost-Error-Details
    4.10.1 Function
  4.11 Dreamhost::Internal-Error-Could-Not-Add-Record
    4.11.1 Class
    4.11.2 Slots
  4.12 Dreamhost::Internal-Error-Could-Not-Load-Zone
    4.12.1 Class
    4.12.2 Slots
  4.13 Dreamhost::Internal-Error-Updating-Zone
    4.13.1 Class
    4.13.2 Slots
  4.14 Dreamhost::Invalid-Record
    4.14.1 Class
    4.14.2 Slots
  4.15 Dreamhost::Invalid-Type
    4.15.1 Class
    4.15.2 Slots
  4.16 Dreamhost::Invalid-Value
    4.16.1 Class
    4.16.2 Slots
  4.17 Dreamhost::No-Record
    4.17.1 Class
    4.17.2 Slots
  4.18 Dreamhost::No-Such-Zone
    4.18.1 Class
    4.18.2 Slots
  4.19 Dreamhost::No-Type
    4.19.1 Class
    4.19.2 Slots
  4.20 Dreamhost::No-Value
    4.20.1 Class
    4.20.2 Slots
  4.21 Dreamhost::Record-Already-Exists-Not-Editable
    4.21.1 Class
    4.21.2 Slots
  4.22 Dreamhost::Record-Already-Exists-Remove-First
    4.22.1 Class
    4.22.2 Slots
  4.23 Dreamhost::Register-Dns-Name
    4.23.1 Function
    4.23.2 File
  4.24 Dreamhost::Validate-Dns-Value
    4.24.1 Function
    4.24.2 File
5 Package Rollbar
  5.1 Rollbar::*Access-Token*
    5.1.1 Variable
  5.2 Rollbar::*Code-Version*
    5.2.1 Variable
  5.3 Rollbar::*Environment*
    5.3.1 Variable
  5.4 Rollbar::*Framework*
    5.4.1 Variable
  5.5 Rollbar::*Person-Hook*
    5.5.1 Variable
  5.6 Rollbar::*Server*
    5.6.1 Variable
  5.7 Rollbar::*Valid-Notifier-Levels*
    5.7.1 Variable
  5.8 Rollbar::+Context-Forms+
    5.8.1 Variable
  5.9 Rollbar::Backtrace-Frame-To-Plist
    5.9.1 Function
    5.9.2 File
  5.10 Rollbar::Chain-Debugger-Hook
    5.10.1 Function
    5.10.2 File
  5.11 Rollbar::Classify-Error-Level
    5.11.1 Function
    5.11.2 File
  5.12 Rollbar::Condition-Telemetry
    5.12.1 Function
    5.12.2 File
  5.13 Rollbar::Configure
    5.13.1 Function
    5.13.2 File
  5.14 Rollbar::Constituent-Char-P
    5.14.1 Function
    5.14.2 File
  5.15 Rollbar::Critical!
    5.15.1 Function
    5.15.2 File
  5.16 Rollbar::Debug!
    5.16.1 Function
    5.16.2 File
  5.17 Rollbar::Debugger-Hook
    5.17.1 Function
    5.17.2 File
  5.18 Rollbar::Error!
    5.18.1 Function
    5.18.2 File
  5.19 Rollbar::Escaped
    5.19.1 Function
    5.19.2 File
  5.20 Rollbar::Find-Appropriate-Backtrace
    5.20.1 Function
    5.20.2 File
  5.21 Rollbar::Format-Symbol-Name-Carefully
    5.21.1 Function
    5.21.2 File
  5.22 Rollbar::Gather-Source-Info
    5.22.1 Function
    5.22.2 File
  5.23 Rollbar::Http-Error
    5.23.1 Class
    5.23.2 Slots
  5.24 Rollbar::Http-Error-Got-Uri
    5.24.1 Function
  5.25 Rollbar::Http-Error-Headers
    5.25.1 Function
  5.26 Rollbar::Http-Error-Status
    5.26.1 Function
  5.27 Rollbar::Http-Error-Status-Text
    5.27.1 Function
  5.28 Rollbar::Http-Error-Wanted-Uri
    5.28.1 Function
  5.29 Rollbar::Http-Successful-Request
    5.29.1 Function
    5.29.2 File
  5.30 Rollbar::Info!
    5.30.1 Function
    5.30.2 File
  5.31 Rollbar::Level-Is-Valid-P
    5.31.1 Function
    5.31.2 File
  5.32 Rollbar::Make-Level-Notifier
    5.32.1 Function
    5.32.2 File
  5.33 Rollbar::Notify
    5.33.1 Function
    5.33.2 File
  5.34 Rollbar::Output-For-Level
    5.34.1 Function
    5.34.2 File
  5.35 Rollbar::Package-Name-Can-Be-Unquoted-P
    5.35.1 Function
    5.35.2 File
  5.36 Rollbar::Pretty-Function-Name
    5.36.1 Function
    5.36.2 File
  5.37 Rollbar::Pretty-Symbol-Name
    5.37.1 Function
    5.37.2 File
  5.38 Rollbar::Quoted
    5.38.1 Function
    5.38.2 File
  5.39 Rollbar::Redact-Directory
    5.39.1 Function
    5.39.2 File
  5.40 Rollbar::Report-Server-Info
    5.40.1 Function
    5.40.2 File
  5.41 Rollbar::Report-Telemetry
    5.41.1 Function
    5.41.2 File
  5.42 Rollbar::Request-Telemetry
    5.42.1 Function
    5.42.2 File
  5.43 Rollbar::Rollbar-Notify-Deployment
    5.43.1 Function
    5.43.2 File
  5.44 Rollbar::Sanitize-File-Name
    5.44.1 Function
    5.44.2 File
  5.45 Rollbar::Send-Rollbar-Notification
    5.45.1 Function
    5.45.2 File
  5.46 Rollbar::Symbol-Is-Exported-P
    5.46.1 Function
    5.46.2 File
  5.47 Rollbar::Symbol-Name-Can-Be-Unquoted-P
    5.47.1 Function
    5.47.2 File
  5.48 Rollbar::Warning!
    5.48.1 Function
    5.48.2 File
  5.49 Rollbar::With-Configuration
    5.49.1 Macro
    5.49.2 File
  5.50 Rollbar::With-Rollbar-For-Debugger
    5.50.1 Macro
    5.50.2 File
6 Package Thread-Pool-Taskmaster
  6.1 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::*Developmentp*
    6.1.1 Variable
  6.2 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::*Mulligans*
    6.2.1 Variable
  6.3 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::+Max-Queue-Size-For-Thread-Pool+
    6.3.1 Variable
  6.4 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::+Single-Core-Threads+
    6.4.1 Variable
  6.5 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::+Threads-Per-Core+
    6.5.1 Variable
  6.6 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::Cores*Threads-Per-Core
    6.6.1 Function
    6.6.2 File
  6.7 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::Make-Thread-Name
    6.7.1 Function
    6.7.2 File
  6.8 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::Name-Idle-Threads-Sequentially
    6.8.1 Function
    6.8.2 File
  6.9 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::Named-Thread-Pool-Runner
    6.9.1 Macro
    6.9.2 File
  6.10 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::Safe-Client-As-String
    6.10.1 Function
    6.10.2 File
  6.11 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::Swank-Connected-P
    6.11.1 Function
    6.11.2 File
  6.12 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::Taskmaster-Thread-Pool
    6.12.1 Function
    6.12.2 SetF Function
  6.13 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::Taskmaster-Thread-Pool-Channel
    6.13.1 Function
    6.13.2 SetF Function
  6.14 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::Thread-Pool-Taskmaster
    6.14.1 Structure
    6.14.2 Type
    6.14.3 Class
    6.14.4 Slots
  6.15 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::With-Mulligan-Handlers
    6.15.1 Macro
    6.15.2 File
  6.16 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::With-Pool-Thread-Restarts
    6.16.1 Macro
    6.16.2 File
7 Package Tootsville-User
  7.1 Tootsville-User::$
    7.1.1 Function
    7.1.2 Usage
    7.1.3 Example
    7.1.4 File
  7.2 Tootsville-User::*Apropos
    7.2.1 Function
    7.2.2 Usage
    7.2.3 Example
    7.2.4 File
  7.3 Tootsville-User::*Time
    7.3.1 Function
    7.3.2 Usage
    7.3.3 Example
    7.3.4 Example Reply
    7.3.5 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    7.3.6 File
  7.4 Tootsville-User::*Warn
    7.4.1 Function
    7.4.2 Usage
    7.4.3 Examples
    7.4.4 Reason Codes
    7.4.5 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    7.4.6 File
  7.5 Tootsville-User::Addevent
    7.5.1 Function
    7.5.2 Usage
    7.5.3 Examples
    7.5.4 File
  7.6 Tootsville-User::Agent
    7.6.1 Function
    7.6.2 Usage
    7.6.3 File
  7.7 Tootsville-User::Askme
    7.7.1 Function
    7.7.2 Usage
    7.7.3 200 OK
    7.7.4 File
  7.8 Tootsville-User::At
    7.8.1 Function
    7.8.2 Usage
    7.8.3 Examples
    7.8.4 File
  7.9 Tootsville-User::Ban
    7.9.1 Function
    7.9.2 Usage
    7.9.3 Examples
    7.9.4 File
  7.10 Tootsville-User::Banhammer
    7.10.1 Function
    7.10.2 Usage
    7.10.3 Parameters
    7.10.4 File
  7.11 Tootsville-User::Beam
    7.11.1 Function
    7.11.2 Usage
    7.11.3 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    7.11.4 File
  7.12 Tootsville-User::Census
    7.12.1 Function
    7.12.2 Usage
    7.12.3 Examples
    7.12.4 File
  7.13 Tootsville-User::Clearbadge
    7.13.1 Function
    7.13.2 Usage
    7.13.3 Examples
    7.13.4 Badges
    7.13.5 Spots
    7.13.6 File
  7.14 Tootsville-User::Clearcache
    7.14.1 Function
    7.14.2 Usage
    7.14.3 Example
    7.14.4 File
  7.15 Tootsville-User::Clearevent
    7.15.1 Function
    7.15.2 Usage
    7.15.3 Examples
    7.15.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    7.15.5 File
  7.16 Tootsville-User::Clearvar
    7.16.1 Function
    7.16.2 Usage
    7.16.3 Examples
    7.16.4 410 Gone
    7.16.5 File
  7.17 Tootsville-User::Cloneroom
    7.17.1 Function
    7.17.2 Usage
    7.17.3 Legacy Operator Command
    7.17.4 File
  7.18 Tootsville-User::Createroom
    7.18.1 Function
    7.18.2 Usage
    7.18.3 Example
    7.18.4 Legacy Operator Command
    7.18.5 File
  7.19 Tootsville-User::Dbcpinfo
    7.19.1 Function
    7.19.2 Usage
    7.19.3 File
  7.20 Tootsville-User::Doc
    7.20.1 Function
    7.20.2 Usage
    7.20.3 Examples
    7.20.4 File
  7.21 Tootsville-User::Doodle
    7.21.1 Function
    7.21.2 Usage
    7.21.3 Examples
    7.21.4 File
  7.22 Tootsville-User::Doodle-Pattern
    7.22.1 Function
    7.22.2 Usage
    7.22.3 Example
    7.22.4 File
  7.23 Tootsville-User::Dress
    7.23.1 Function
    7.23.2 Usage
    7.23.3 Examples
    7.23.4 File
  7.24 Tootsville-User::Drop
    7.24.1 Function
    7.24.2 File
  7.25 Tootsville-User::Dropkick
    7.25.1 Function
    7.25.2 Usage
    7.25.3 Example
    7.25.4 File
  7.26 Tootsville-User::Dumpthreads
    7.26.1 Function
    7.26.2 Usage
    7.26.3 Example
    7.26.4 File
  7.27 Tootsville-User::Enablepathfinder
    7.27.1 Function
    7.27.2 Usage
    7.27.3 Examples
    7.27.4 File
  7.28 Tootsville-User::Evacuate
    7.28.1 Function
    7.28.2 Usage
    7.28.3 Example
    7.28.4 File
  7.29 Tootsville-User::Filter
    7.29.1 Function
    7.29.2 Usage
    7.29.3 File
  7.30 Tootsville-User::Finger
    7.30.1 Function
    7.30.2 Usage
    7.30.3 Examples
    7.30.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    7.30.5 Response
    7.30.6 File
  7.31 Tootsville-User::Flush
    7.31.1 Function
    7.31.2 Usage
    7.31.3 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    7.31.4 File
  7.32 Tootsville-User::Game
    7.32.1 Function
    7.32.2 Usage
    7.32.3 File
  7.33 Tootsville-User::Gc
    7.33.1 Function
    7.33.2 Usage
    7.33.3 File
  7.34 Tootsville-User::Getconfig
    7.34.1 Function
    7.34.2 Usage
    7.34.3 Example
    7.34.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    7.34.5 File
  7.35 Tootsville-User::Getevents
    7.35.1 Function
    7.35.2 Usage
    7.35.3 Example
    7.35.4 See Also
    7.35.5 File
  7.36 Tootsville-User::Getmotd
    7.36.1 Function
    7.36.2 Usage
    7.36.3 Example
    7.36.4 File
  7.37 Tootsville-User::Getschedule
    7.37.1 Function
    7.37.2 File
  7.38 Tootsville-User::Getschedulefor
    7.38.1 Function
    7.38.2 File
  7.39 Tootsville-User::Getuvar
    7.39.1 Function
    7.39.2 Usage
    7.39.3 Examples
    7.39.4 See Also
    7.39.5 File
  7.40 Tootsville-User::Getuvars
    7.40.1 Function
    7.40.2 Usage
    7.40.3 Examples
    7.40.4 See Also
    7.40.5 File
  7.41 Tootsville-User::Getvar
    7.41.1 Function
    7.41.2 Usage
    7.41.3 Examples
    7.41.4 See Also
    7.41.5 File
  7.42 Tootsville-User::Getvars
    7.42.1 Function
    7.42.2 Usage
    7.42.3 Examples
    7.42.4 See Also
    7.42.5 File
  7.43 Tootsville-User::Git-Pull
    7.43.1 Function
    7.43.2 Usage
    7.43.3 Effects
    7.43.4 File
  7.44 Tootsville-User::Give
    7.44.1 Function
    7.44.2 Usage
    7.44.3 Example
    7.44.4 File
  7.45 Tootsville-User::Givehead
    7.45.1 Function
    7.45.2 Usage
    7.45.3 Example
    7.45.4 File
  7.46 Tootsville-User::Grant
    7.46.1 Function
    7.46.2 Usage
    7.46.3 Example
    7.46.4 File
  7.47 Tootsville-User::Headcount
    7.47.1 Function
    7.47.2 Usage
    7.47.3 Examples
    7.47.4 Headcount All
    7.47.5 Headcount Members
    7.47.6 Headcount Room
    7.47.7 Headcount Highwater
    7.47.8 File
  7.48 Tootsville-User::Infinity-Stats
    7.48.1 Function
    7.48.2 Usage
    7.48.3 Example
    7.48.4 File
  7.49 Tootsville-User::Inv
    7.49.1 Function
    7.49.2 Usage
    7.49.3 File
  7.50 Tootsville-User::Kick
    7.50.1 Function
    7.50.2 Usage
    7.50.3 Example
    7.50.4 Reason Codes
    7.50.5 Reason Codes from 1.2
    7.50.6 File
  7.51 Tootsville-User::King
    7.51.1 Function
    7.51.2 Usage
    7.51.3 Example
    7.51.4 File
  7.52 Tootsville-User::Liftban
    7.52.1 Function
    7.52.2 Usage
    7.52.3 Example
    7.52.4 File
  7.53 Tootsville-User::Loadlists
    7.53.1 Function
    7.53.2 Usage
    7.53.3 File
  7.54 Tootsville-User::Mem
    7.54.1 Function
    7.54.2 Usage
    7.54.3 Example
    7.54.4 Example report
    7.54.5 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    7.54.6 File
  7.55 Tootsville-User::Metronome
    7.55.1 Function
    7.55.2 Usage
    7.55.3 Examples
      7.55.3.1 Options
    7.55.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    7.55.5 File
  7.56 Tootsville-User::Motd
    7.56.1 Function
    7.56.2 Usage
    7.56.3 Example
    7.56.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    7.56.5 File
  7.57 Tootsville-User::Mute
    7.57.1 Function
    7.57.2 See also
    7.57.3 File
  7.58 Tootsville-User::Nuke
    7.58.1 Function
    7.58.2 Usage
    7.58.3 Example
    7.58.4 Results
    7.58.5 Rationale
    7.58.6 Rationale for version 1.2
    7.58.7 File
  7.59 Tootsville-User::Parentapproves
    7.59.1 Function
    7.59.2 Usage
    7.59.3 Example
    7.59.4 Limitations
    7.59.5 File
  7.60 Tootsville-User::Ping
    7.60.1 Function
    7.60.2 Usage
    7.60.3 Example
    7.60.4 Reply
    7.60.5 File
  7.61 Tootsville-User::Place
    7.61.1 Function
    7.61.2 Usage
    7.61.3 Examples
    7.61.4 ‘#download’ Placing a download trigger item
    7.61.5 ‘#exit’ Placing a transwarp conduit
      7.61.5.1 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    7.61.6 ‘#fountain’ Placing a magic fountain
    7.61.7 ‘item’ Placing an item
      7.61.7.1 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    7.61.8 ‘#item2’
      7.61.8.1 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    7.61.9 ‘#place’ Placing a Place designator
    7.61.10 ‘room’ Placing a “room” (spot) marker
    7.61.11 ‘#shop’ Placing a shop item
    7.61.12 ‘#mini’ Placing a minigame
      7.61.12.1 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    7.61.13 ‘#snowball’ Placing a snowball source pile
    7.61.14 ‘#unwalk’ Placing an unwalkable space
    7.61.15 ‘vitem’ Placing an item-gifting item
      7.61.15.1 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    7.61.16 ‘#walk’ Placing a walkable space
    7.61.17 Implementation note
    7.61.18 File
  7.62 Tootsville-User::Purgephysics
    7.62.1 Function
    7.62.2 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    7.62.3 File
  7.63 Tootsville-User::Push-Script
    7.63.1 Function
    7.63.2 Usage
    7.63.3 Example
    7.63.4 File
  7.64 Tootsville-User::Quick-Reload
    7.64.1 Function
    7.64.2 Usage
    7.64.3 Effects
    7.64.4 File
  7.65 Tootsville-User::Rc
    7.65.1 Function
    7.65.2 Usage
    7.65.3 Example
    7.65.4 File
  7.66 Tootsville-User::Reboot
    7.66.1 Function
    7.66.2 Usage
    7.66.3 Example
    7.66.4 Actual Effects
    7.66.5 File
  7.67 Tootsville-User::Reloadconfig
    7.67.1 Function
    7.67.2 Usage
    7.67.3 Example
    7.67.4 Effect
    7.67.5 File
  7.68 Tootsville-User::Retire
    7.68.1 Function
    7.68.2 Usage
    7.68.3 Examples
    7.68.4 File
  7.69 Tootsville-User::Run
    7.69.1 Function
    7.69.2 USave
    7.69.3 Examples
    7.69.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    7.69.5 File
  7.70 Tootsville-User::Saveroomvars
    7.70.1 Function
    7.70.2 Legacy Usage (1.2)
    7.70.3 File
  7.71 Tootsville-User::Scotty
    7.71.1 Function
    7.71.2 Usage
    7.71.3 Examples
    7.71.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    7.71.5 File
  7.72 Tootsville-User::Script
    7.72.1 Function
    7.72.2 Usage
    7.72.3 Example
    7.72.4 File
  7.73 Tootsville-User::Server-List
    7.73.1 Function
    7.73.2 Usage
    7.73.3 Example
    7.73.4 File
  7.74 Tootsville-User::Setavatarcolors
    7.74.1 Function
    7.74.2 Usage
    7.74.3 Examples
    7.74.4 File
  7.75 Tootsville-User::Setbadge
    7.75.1 Function
    7.75.2 Usage
    7.75.3 Examples
    7.75.4 File
  7.76 Tootsville-User::Setconfig
    7.76.1 Function
    7.76.2 Usage
    7.76.3 Example
    7.76.4 File
  7.77 Tootsville-User::Setstafflevel
    7.77.1 Function
    7.77.2 File
  7.78 Tootsville-User::Setuvar
    7.78.1 Function
    7.78.2 Usage
    7.78.3 Example
    7.78.4 File
  7.79 Tootsville-User::Setvar
    7.79.1 Function
    7.79.2 Description from Romance 1.2
    7.79.3 Examples
    7.79.4 File
  7.80 Tootsville-User::Shanghai
    7.80.1 Function
    7.80.2 File
  7.81 Tootsville-User::Shout
    7.81.1 Function
    7.81.2 Usage
    7.81.3 Examples
    7.81.4 File
  7.82 Tootsville-User::Spawnroom
    7.82.1 Function
    7.82.2 Usage
    7.82.3 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    7.82.4 Legacy 1.2 Documentation
    7.82.5 Usage in 1.2
    7.82.6 Examples of 1.2 syntax
    7.82.7 File
  7.83 Tootsville-User::Spawnzone
    7.83.1 Function
    7.83.2 Usage
    7.83.3 Examples
    7.83.4 File
  7.84 Tootsville-User::Speak
    7.84.1 Function
    7.84.2 Usage
    7.84.3 Examples
    7.84.4 File
  7.85 Tootsville-User::Stfu
    7.85.1 Function
    7.85.2 Usage
    7.85.3 Example
    7.85.4 Effects
    7.85.5 File
  7.86 Tootsville-User::Testcensor
    7.86.1 Function
    7.86.2 Usage
    7.86.3 Examples
    7.86.4 File
  7.87 Tootsville-User::Unbuild
    7.87.1 Function
    7.87.2 Usage
    7.87.3 Example
    7.87.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    7.87.5 File
  7.88 Tootsville-User::V
    7.88.1 Function
    7.88.2 Usage
    7.88.3 Example
    7.88.4 See also
    7.88.5 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    7.88.6 File
  7.89 Tootsville-User::Verbosebugs
    7.89.1 Function
    7.89.2 Usage
    7.89.3 Impact
    7.89.4 File
  7.90 Tootsville-User::Wall
    7.90.1 Function
    7.90.2 Usage
    7.90.3 Example
    7.90.4 File
  7.91 Tootsville-User::Wallops
    7.91.1 Function
    7.91.2 Usage
    7.91.3 Exampleyy
    7.91.4 File
  7.92 Tootsville-User::Wallzones
    7.92.1 Function
    7.92.2 Usage
    7.92.3 Example
    7.92.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    7.92.5 File
  7.93 Tootsville-User::Whatis
    7.93.1 Function
    7.93.2 Usage
    7.93.3 Example
    7.93.4 File
  7.94 Tootsville-User::Whereami
    7.94.1 Function
    7.94.2 Usage
    7.94.3 Example
    7.94.4 File
  7.95 Tootsville-User::Whereis
    7.95.1 Function
    7.95.2 Usage
    7.95.3 Examples
    7.95.4 File
  7.96 Tootsville-User::Who
    7.96.1 Function
    7.96.2 Usage
    7.96.3 Examples
    7.96.4 File
  7.97 Tootsville-User::Whoami
    7.97.1 Function
    7.97.2 Usage
    7.97.3 Example
    7.97.4 File
  7.98 Tootsville-User::Whoareyou
    7.98.1 Function
    7.98.2 Usage
    7.98.3 Example
    7.98.4 Example Response
    7.98.5 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    7.98.6 File
  7.99 Tootsville-User::Ws-Bandwidth-By-Source
    7.99.1 Function
    7.99.2 Usage
    7.99.3 Example
    7.99.4 File
  7.100 Tootsville-User::Ws-Stats
    7.100.1 Function
    7.100.2 Usage
    7.100.3 Example
    7.100.4 File
  7.101 Tootsville-User::Zoom
    7.101.1 Function
    7.101.2 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    7.101.3 File
8 Package Tootsville
  8.1 Tootsville::%Operator-Place-Download
    8.1.1 Function
    8.1.2 File
  8.2 Tootsville::%Operator-Place-Exit
    8.2.1 Function
    8.2.2 File
  8.3 Tootsville::%Operator-Place-Fountain
    8.3.1 Function
    8.3.2 File
  8.4 Tootsville::%Operator-Place-Game
    8.4.1 Function
    8.4.2 File
  8.5 Tootsville::%Operator-Place-Item
    8.5.1 Function
    8.5.2 File
  8.6 Tootsville::%Operator-Place-Mini
    8.6.1 Function
    8.6.2 File
  8.7 Tootsville::%Operator-Place-Place
    8.7.1 Function
    8.7.2 File
  8.8 Tootsville::%Operator-Place-Room
    8.8.1 Function
    8.8.2 File
  8.9 Tootsville::%Operator-Place-Shop
    8.9.1 Function
    8.9.2 File
  8.10 Tootsville::%Operator-Place-Snowball
    8.10.1 Function
    8.10.2 File
  8.11 Tootsville::%Operator-Place-Unwalk
    8.11.1 Function
    8.11.2 File
  8.12 Tootsville::%Operator-Place-Vitem
    8.12.1 Function
    8.12.2 File
  8.13 Tootsville::%Operator-Place-Walk
    8.13.1 Function
    8.13.2 File
  8.14 Tootsville::%Parse-Operator-Place-Where
    8.14.1 Function
    8.14.2 File
  8.15 Tootsville::*403.Json-Bytes*
    8.15.1 Variable
  8.16 Tootsville::*Acceptors*
    8.16.1 Variable
  8.17 Tootsville::*Application-Root*
    8.17.1 Variable
  8.18 Tootsville::*Async-Channel*
    8.18.1 Variable
  8.19 Tootsville::*Async-Tasks*
    8.19.1 Variable
  8.20 Tootsville::*Banhammer*
    8.20.1 Variable
  8.21 Tootsville::*Build-Date*
    8.21.1 Variable
  8.22 Tootsville::*Cassandra-Blacklist*
    8.22.1 Variable
  8.23 Tootsville::*Cassandra-Redlist*
    8.23.1 Variable
  8.24 Tootsville::*Client*
    8.24.1 Variable
  8.25 Tootsville::*Cluster*
    8.25.1 Variable
  8.26 Tootsville::*Compilation*
    8.26.1 Variable
  8.27 Tootsville::*Compiled*
    8.27.1 Variable
  8.28 Tootsville::*Config-File*
    8.28.1 Variable
  8.29 Tootsville::*Db*
    8.29.1 Variable
  8.30 Tootsville::*Dbi-Connection*
    8.30.1 Variable
  8.31 Tootsville::*Elevation-Map*
    8.31.1 Variable
  8.32 Tootsville::*Endpoint-List*
    8.32.1 Variable
  8.33 Tootsville::*Endpoints*
    8.33.1 Variable
  8.34 Tootsville::*Extensions-For-Content-Types*
    8.34.1 Variable
  8.35 Tootsville::*Google-Account-Keys-Refresh*
    8.35.1 Variable
  8.36 Tootsville::*Habitat-Map*
    8.36.1 Variable
  8.37 Tootsville::*Http-Status-Message*
    8.37.1 Variable
  8.38 Tootsville::*Humidity-Field*
    8.38.1 Variable
  8.39 Tootsville::*Ice-Credentials*
    8.39.1 Variable
  8.40 Tootsville::*Infinity-Ops*
    8.40.1 Variable
  8.41 Tootsville::*Infinity-Rest-Requests*
    8.41.1 Variable
  8.42 Tootsville::*Infinity-Stream-Requests*
    8.42.1 Variable
  8.43 Tootsville::*Infinity-Users*
    8.43.1 Variable
  8.44 Tootsville::*Infinity-Websocket-Resource*
    8.44.1 Variable
  8.45 Tootsville::*Maintenance-Tasks-Performed*
    8.45.1 Variable
  8.46 Tootsville::*Metronome*
    8.46.1 Variable
  8.47 Tootsville::*Metronome-Next-Tick*
    8.47.1 Variable
  8.48 Tootsville::*Metronome-Run*
    8.48.1 Variable
  8.49 Tootsville::*Metronome-Task-Lock*
    8.49.1 Variable
  8.50 Tootsville::*Metronome-Tasks*
    8.50.1 Variable
  8.51 Tootsville::*Motd*
    8.51.1 Variable
  8.52 Tootsville::*Npc-List*
    8.52.1 Variable
  8.53 Tootsville::*Post-Tests-Queue*
    8.53.1 Variable
  8.54 Tootsville::*Robots*
    8.54.1 Variable
  8.55 Tootsville::*Running-Main-Loop*
    8.55.1 Variable
  8.56 Tootsville::*Tcp-Clients*
    8.56.1 Variable
  8.57 Tootsville::*Tcp-Listener*
    8.57.1 Variable
  8.58 Tootsville::*Tcp-Peer-Traffic*
    8.58.1 Variable
  8.59 Tootsville::*The-Metronome-Thread*
    8.59.1 Variable
  8.60 Tootsville::*Toot*
    8.60.1 Variable
  8.61 Tootsville::*Trace-Output-Heartbeat-Time*
    8.61.1 Variable
  8.62 Tootsville::*User*
    8.62.1 Variable
  8.63 Tootsville::*Utc-Timezone*
    8.63.1 Variable
  8.64 Tootsville::*Verbose-Logging-Lock*
    8.64.1 Variable
  8.65 Tootsville::*Weather-Kernel*
    8.65.1 Variable
  8.66 Tootsville::*Websocket-Server*
    8.66.1 Variable
  8.67 Tootsville::*Wind-Vector-Field*
    8.67.1 Variable
  8.68 Tootsville::*Ws-Chars-Broadcast*
    8.68.1 Variable
  8.69 Tootsville::*Ws-Chars-Received*
    8.69.1 Variable
  8.70 Tootsville::*Ws-Chars-Unicast*
    8.70.1 Variable
  8.71 Tootsville::*Ws-Client-For-Toot*
    8.71.1 Variable
  8.72 Tootsville::*Ws-Client-For-User*
    8.72.1 Variable
  8.73 Tootsville::*Ws-Connections*
    8.73.1 Variable
  8.74 Tootsville::*Ws-Sign-Ins*
    8.74.1 Variable
  8.75 Tootsville::*Ws-Surprise-Disconnects*
    8.75.1 Variable
  8.76 Tootsville::*Ws-Traffic-Commands*
    8.76.1 Variable
  8.77 Tootsville::*Ws-Traffic-From*
    8.77.1 Variable
  8.78 Tootsville::*Ws-Traffic-Other*
    8.78.1 Variable
  8.79 Tootsville::+Alexa-Timestamp-Tolerance+
    8.79.1 Variable
  8.80 Tootsville::+Amazon-Cert-Chain-Url-Matching+
    8.80.1 Variable
  8.81 Tootsville::+Backtrace-Regex+
    8.81.1 Variable
  8.82 Tootsville::+Builder-Toot-Hard-Hat-Template+
    8.82.1 Variable
  8.83 Tootsville::+Color24-Names+
    8.83.1 Variable
  8.84 Tootsville::+Color24-Values+
    8.84.1 Variable
  8.85 Tootsville::+Credits+
    8.85.1 Variable
  8.86 Tootsville::+Doc-Packages+
    8.86.1 Variable
  8.87 Tootsville::+Facing-Angles+
    8.87.1 Variable
  8.88 Tootsville::+Gravatar-Base-Uri+
    8.88.1 Variable
  8.89 Tootsville::+Habitat-Colors+
    8.89.1 Variable
  8.90 Tootsville::+Initial-T-Shirt-Colors+
    8.90.1 Variable
  8.91 Tootsville::+Moon-Day+
    8.91.1 Variable
  8.92 Tootsville::+Moon-Year+
    8.92.1 Variable
  8.93 Tootsville::+Other-Moon-Day+
    8.93.1 Variable
  8.94 Tootsville::+Other-Moon-Year+
    8.94.1 Variable
  8.95 Tootsville::+Pink-Moon-Day+
    8.95.1 Variable
  8.96 Tootsville::+Pink-Moon-Year+
    8.96.1 Variable
  8.97 Tootsville::+Pre-Login-Max-Commands+
    8.97.1 Variable
  8.98 Tootsville::+Pre-Login-Max-Time+
    8.98.1 Variable
  8.99 Tootsville::+Supported-Languages+
    8.99.1 Variable
  8.100 Tootsville::+Toot-Base-Color-Names+
    8.100.1 Variable
  8.101 Tootsville::+Toot-Basic-Pattern-Names+
    8.101.1 Variable
  8.102 Tootsville::+Toot-Extended-Pattern-Names+
    8.102.1 Variable
  8.103 Tootsville::+Toot-Pad-Color-Names+
    8.103.1 Variable
  8.104 Tootsville::+Toot-Pattern-Color-Names+
    8.104.1 Variable
  8.105 Tootsville::+Unix-Time-In-Universal+
    8.105.1 Variable
  8.106 Tootsville::+Unix-Zero-In-Universal-Time+
    8.106.1 Variable
  8.107 Tootsville::+Ws-Idle-Seconds+
    8.107.1 Variable
  8.108 Tootsville::2-Days-Ago
    8.108.1 Function
    8.108.2 File
  8.109 Tootsville::3-Days-Ago
    8.109.1 Function
    8.109.2 File
  8.110 Tootsville::@-Message
    8.110.1 Function
    8.110.2 File
  8.111 Tootsville::Accept-Type-Equal
    8.111.1 Function
    8.111.2 File
  8.112 Tootsville::Acceptor-Status-Message
    8.112.1 Function
  8.113 Tootsville::Accepts-Content-Type-P
    8.113.1 Function
    8.113.2 File
  8.114 Tootsville::Active-Player
    8.114.1 Function
    8.114.2 File
  8.115 Tootsville::Add-Charset
    8.115.1 Function
    8.115.2 File
  8.116 Tootsville::Add-Contact
    8.116.1 Function
    8.116.2 File
  8.117 Tootsville::Add-Or-Replace-Endpoint
    8.117.1 Function
  8.118 Tootsville::Admin-Message
    8.118.1 Function
    8.118.2 File
  8.119 Tootsville::After-Slash
    8.119.1 Function
    8.119.2 File
  8.120 Tootsville::All-Connected
    8.120.1 Function
    8.120.2 File
  8.121 Tootsville::All-Credits
    8.121.1 Function
    8.121.2 File
  8.122 Tootsville::All-Links-To-Same-Person-P
    8.122.1 Function
    8.122.2 File
  8.123 Tootsville::All-Symbols-Alphabetically
    8.123.1 Function
    8.123.2 File
  8.124 Tootsville::Allowed-Base-Colors-Under-Pattern
    8.124.1 Function
    8.124.2 File
  8.125 Tootsville::Allowed-Pattern-Colors-On-Base
    8.125.1 Function
    8.125.2 File
  8.126 Tootsville::Altitude
    8.126.1 Function
    8.126.2 File
  8.127 Tootsville::Answered-Child-Requests-By-Toot
    8.127.1 Function
    8.127.2 File
  8.128 Tootsville::Apply-Config
    8.128.1 Function
    8.128.2 File
  8.129 Tootsville::Apply-Extension-To-Template
    8.129.1 Function
    8.129.2 File
  8.130 Tootsville::Arrange-Columns+Values-For-Find
    8.130.1 Function
    8.130.2 File
  8.131 Tootsville::Assert-My-Character
    8.131.1 Function
    8.131.2 File
  8.132 Tootsville::Associate-Credentials
    8.132.1 Function
    8.132.2 File
  8.133 Tootsville::Atom-Or-Comma-List
    8.133.1 Function
    8.133.2 File
  8.134 Tootsville::Avatar
    8.134.1 Class
    8.134.2 Slots
  8.135 Tootsville::Avatar-Avatar-Scale-X
    8.135.1 Function
    8.135.2 File
    8.135.3 SetF Function
    8.135.4 File
  8.136 Tootsville::Avatar-Avatar-Scale-Y
    8.136.1 Function
    8.136.2 File
    8.136.3 SetF Function
    8.136.4 File
  8.137 Tootsville::Avatar-Avatar-Scale-Z
    8.137.1 Function
    8.137.2 File
    8.137.3 SetF Function
    8.137.4 File
  8.138 Tootsville::Avatar-Has-Slot-P
    8.138.1 Function
    8.138.2 File
  8.139 Tootsville::Avatar-Id
    8.139.1 Function
    8.139.2 File
    8.139.3 SetF Function
    8.139.4 File
  8.140 Tootsville::Avatar-Moniker
    8.140.1 Function
    8.140.2 File
    8.140.3 SetF Function
    8.140.4 File
  8.141 Tootsville::Avatar-P
    8.141.1 Function
    8.141.2 File
  8.142 Tootsville::Avatar-Slot
    8.142.1 Class
    8.142.2 Slots
  8.143 Tootsville::Avatar-Slot-Avatar
    8.143.1 Function
    8.143.2 File
    8.143.3 SetF Function
    8.143.4 File
  8.144 Tootsville::Avatar-Slot-Id
    8.144.1 Function
    8.144.2 File
    8.144.3 SetF Function
    8.144.4 File
  8.145 Tootsville::Avatar-Slot-P
    8.145.1 Function
    8.145.2 File
  8.146 Tootsville::Avatar-Slot-Slot
    8.146.1 Function
    8.146.2 File
    8.146.3 SetF Function
    8.146.4 File
  8.147 Tootsville::Avatar-Slot-Valence
    8.147.1 Function
    8.147.2 File
    8.147.3 SetF Function
    8.147.4 File
  8.148 Tootsville::Average
    8.148.1 Function
    8.148.2 File
  8.149 Tootsville::Ayt-Idle-Users
    8.149.1 Function
    8.149.2 File
  8.150 Tootsville::Background-Gc
    8.150.1 Function
    8.150.2 File
  8.151 Tootsville::Bad-Request
    8.151.1 Structure
    8.151.2 Type
    8.151.3 Class
    8.151.4 Slots
  8.152 Tootsville::Bad-Request-Thing
    8.152.1 Function
    8.152.2 SetF Function
  8.153 Tootsville::Banhammer-Ip-Address
    8.153.1 Function
    8.153.2 File
  8.154 Tootsville::Banner
    8.154.1 Function
    8.154.2 File
  8.155 Tootsville::Banner/ Error-Output
    8.155.1 Function
    8.155.2 File
  8.156 Tootsville::Banner/ Log
    8.156.1 Function
    8.156.2 File
  8.157 Tootsville::Banner/ Query-Io
    8.157.1 Function
    8.157.2 File
  8.158 Tootsville::Banner/ Standard-Output
    8.158.1 Function
    8.158.2 File
  8.159 Tootsville::Banner/ Trace-Output
    8.159.1 Function
    8.159.2 File
  8.160 Tootsville::Base64-From-Uri-Form
    8.160.1 Function
    8.160.2 File
  8.161 Tootsville::Base64-To-Uuid
    8.161.1 Function
    8.161.2 File
  8.162 Tootsville::Basic-8-Personality
    8.162.1 Class
    8.162.2 Slots
  8.163 Tootsville::Before-Save-Normalize
    8.163.1 Function
  8.164 Tootsville::Bool-Sort
    8.164.1 Function
    8.164.2 File
  8.165 Tootsville::Broadcast
    8.165.1 Function
    8.165.2 File
  8.166 Tootsville::Build-Simple-Column-Query
    8.166.1 Function
    8.166.2 File
  8.167 Tootsville::Build-Simple-Query
    8.167.1 Function
    8.167.2 File
  8.168 Tootsville::Builder-Toot-P
    8.168.1 Function
    8.168.2 File
  8.169 Tootsville::Burgeon-Quiesced-State
    8.169.1 Function
    8.169.2 File
  8.170 Tootsville::Byte-Vector-To-Integer
    8.170.1 Function
    8.170.2 File
  8.171 Tootsville::Bytes-Json
    8.171.1 Function
    8.171.2 File
  8.172 Tootsville::Call-Infinity-From-Rest
    8.172.1 Function
    8.172.2 File
  8.173 Tootsville::Call-Infinity-From-Stream
    8.173.1 Function
    8.173.2 File
  8.174 Tootsville::Cassandra-Add-To-Blacklist
    8.174.1 Function
    8.174.2 File
  8.175 Tootsville::Cassandra-Add-To-Redlist
    8.175.1 Function
    8.175.2 File
  8.176 Tootsville::Cassandra-Boot
    8.176.1 Function
    8.176.2 File
  8.177 Tootsville::Cassandra-Filter
    8.177.1 Function
    8.177.2 File
  8.178 Tootsville::Cassandra-Obnoxious-Filter
    8.178.1 Function
    8.178.2 File
  8.179 Tootsville::Cassandra-Remove-From-Blacklist
    8.179.1 Function
    8.179.2 File
  8.180 Tootsville::Cassandra-Remove-From-Redlist
    8.180.1 Function
    8.180.2 File
  8.181 Tootsville::Chaos-Personality
    8.181.1 Structure
    8.181.2 Type
    8.181.3 Class
    8.181.4 Slots
  8.182 Tootsville::Character-Music
    8.182.1 Class
    8.182.2 Slots
  8.183 Tootsville::Character-Music-Music
    8.183.1 Function
    8.183.2 File
    8.183.3 SetF Function
    8.183.4 File
  8.184 Tootsville::Character-Music-P
    8.184.1 Function
    8.184.2 File
  8.185 Tootsville::Character-Music-Toot
    8.185.1 Function
    8.185.2 File
    8.185.3 SetF Function
    8.185.4 File
  8.186 Tootsville::Chdir
    8.186.1 Function
    8.186.2 File
  8.187 Tootsville::Check-Alexa
    8.187.1 Function
    8.187.2 File
  8.188 Tootsville::Check-Alexa-Signature
    8.188.1 Function
    8.188.2 File
  8.189 Tootsville::Check-Alexa-Signature-Cert-Chain-Url
    8.189.1 Function
    8.189.2 File
  8.190 Tootsville::Check-Alexa-Timestamp-Tolerance
    8.190.1 Function
    8.190.2 File
  8.191 Tootsville::Check-Arg-Type
    8.191.1 Macro
    8.191.2 File
  8.192 Tootsville::Check-Cert-Chain-Valid
    8.192.1 Function
    8.192.2 File
  8.193 Tootsville::Check-Cert-Dates-Valid
    8.193.1 Function
    8.193.2 File
  8.194 Tootsville::Check-Firebase-Id-Token
    8.194.1 Function
    8.194.2 File
  8.195 Tootsville::Check-Pattern-On-Base-Color
    8.195.1 Function
    8.195.2 File
  8.196 Tootsville::Check-Toot-Name
    8.196.1 Function
    8.196.2 File
  8.197 Tootsville::Check-X.509-San
    8.197.1 Function
    8.197.2 File
  8.198 Tootsville::Child-Code
    8.198.1 Type
  8.199 Tootsville::Child-Request
    8.199.1 Class
    8.199.2 Slots
  8.200 Tootsville::Child-Request-Allowed-At
    8.200.1 Function
    8.200.2 File
    8.200.3 SetF Function
    8.200.4 File
  8.201 Tootsville::Child-Request-Allowed-For
    8.201.1 Function
    8.201.2 File
    8.201.3 SetF Function
    8.201.4 File
  8.202 Tootsville::Child-Request-Allowed-Until
    8.202.1 Function
    8.202.2 File
  8.203 Tootsville::Child-Request-Denied-At
    8.203.1 Function
    8.203.2 File
    8.203.3 SetF Function
    8.203.4 File
  8.204 Tootsville::Child-Request-P
    8.204.1 Function
    8.204.2 File
  8.205 Tootsville::Child-Request-Placed-At
    8.205.1 Function
    8.205.2 File
    8.205.3 SetF Function
    8.205.4 File
  8.206 Tootsville::Child-Request-Response
    8.206.1 Function
    8.206.2 File
    8.206.3 SetF Function
    8.206.4 File
  8.207 Tootsville::Child-Request-Toot
    8.207.1 Function
    8.207.2 File
    8.207.3 SetF Function
    8.207.4 File
  8.208 Tootsville::Child-Request-Uuid
    8.208.1 Function
    8.208.2 File
    8.208.3 SetF Function
    8.208.4 File
  8.209 Tootsville::Clean-Ice-Credentials
    8.209.1 Function
    8.209.2 File
  8.210 Tootsville::Clean-Symbols
    8.210.1 Function
    8.210.2 File
  8.211 Tootsville::Clear-All-Endpoints
    8.211.1 Function
    8.211.2 File
  8.212 Tootsville::Clouds
    8.212.1 Function
    8.212.2 File
  8.213 Tootsville::Cluster
    8.213.1 Function
    8.213.2 File
  8.214 Tootsville::Cluster-Name
    8.214.1 Function
    8.214.2 File
  8.215 Tootsville::Cluster-Net-Name
    8.215.1 Function
    8.215.2 File
  8.216 Tootsville::Cluster-Wide-Lock-Busy-Error
    8.216.1 Class
    8.216.2 Slots
  8.217 Tootsville::Cluster-Wide-Lock-Busy-Warning
    8.217.1 Class
    8.217.2 Slots
  8.218 Tootsville::Cluster-Wide-Lock-Condition
    8.218.1 Class
    8.218.2 Slots
  8.219 Tootsville::Cluster-Wide-Lock-Error
    8.219.1 Class
    8.219.2 Slots
  8.220 Tootsville::Cluster-Wide-Lock-Not-Locked
    8.220.1 Class
    8.220.2 Slots
  8.221 Tootsville::Cluster-Wide-Lock-Not-Ours
    8.221.1 Class
    8.221.2 Slots
  8.222 Tootsville::Color24
    8.222.1 Class
    8.222.2 Slots
  8.223 Tootsville::Color24-Blue
    8.223.1 Function
    8.223.2 File
    8.223.3 SetF Function
    8.223.4 File
  8.224 Tootsville::Color24-Green
    8.224.1 Function
    8.224.2 File
    8.224.3 SetF Function
    8.224.4 File
  8.225 Tootsville::Color24-Hsv
    8.225.1 Function
    8.225.2 File
  8.226 Tootsville::Color24-Hue
    8.226.1 Function
    8.226.2 File
  8.227 Tootsville::Color24-Name
    8.227.1 Function
    8.227.2 File
  8.228 Tootsville::Color24-P
    8.228.1 Function
    8.228.2 File
  8.229 Tootsville::Color24-Red
    8.229.1 Function
    8.229.2 File
    8.229.3 SetF Function
    8.229.4 File
  8.230 Tootsville::Color24-Rgb
    8.230.1 Function
    8.230.2 File
  8.231 Tootsville::Color24-Saturation
    8.231.1 Function
    8.231.2 File
  8.232 Tootsville::Color24-To-Integer
    8.232.1 Function
    8.232.2 File
  8.233 Tootsville::Color24-Value
    8.233.1 Function
    8.233.2 File
  8.234 Tootsville::Color24/ =
    8.234.1 Function
    8.234.2 File
  8.235 Tootsville::Color24=
    8.235.1 Function
    8.235.2 File
  8.236 Tootsville::Column-Load-Mapping
    8.236.1 Function
    8.236.2 File
  8.237 Tootsville::Column-Load-Value
    8.237.1 Function
    8.237.2 File
  8.238 Tootsville::Column-Normalizer
    8.238.1 Function
    8.238.2 File
  8.239 Tootsville::Column-Save-Mapping
    8.239.1 Function
    8.239.2 File
  8.240 Tootsville::Column-Save-Value
    8.240.1 Function
    8.240.2 File
  8.241 Tootsville::Compute-Fountain-Peanuts-For-Score
    8.241.1 Function
    8.241.2 File
  8.242 Tootsville::Compute-Fountain-Random-Fairy-Dust
    8.242.1 Function
    8.242.2 File
  8.243 Tootsville::Compute-Next-Keys-Update
    8.243.1 Function
    8.243.2 File
  8.244 Tootsville::Concat
    8.244.1 Function
    8.244.2 File
  8.245 Tootsville::Condition-Name
    8.245.1 Function
    8.245.2 File
  8.246 Tootsville::Condition-Slots
    8.246.1 Function
    8.246.2 File
  8.247 Tootsville::Config
    8.247.1 Function
    8.247.2 File
  8.248 Tootsville::Connect-Cache
    8.248.1 Function
    8.248.2 File
  8.249 Tootsville::Connect-Databases
    8.249.1 Function
    8.249.2 File
  8.250 Tootsville::Connect-Maria
    8.250.1 Function
    8.250.2 File
  8.251 Tootsville::Connect-Time
    8.251.1 Function
  8.252 Tootsville::Connected-Toot-Names
    8.252.1 Function
    8.252.2 File
  8.253 Tootsville::Connected-Toots
    8.253.1 Function
    8.253.2 File
  8.254 Tootsville::Consider-Child-Kick
    8.254.1 Function
    8.254.2 File
  8.255 Tootsville::Constituentp
    8.255.1 Function
    8.255.2 File
  8.256 Tootsville::Contact
    8.256.1 Class
    8.256.2 Slots
  8.257 Tootsville::Contact-Added
    8.257.1 Function
    8.257.2 File
    8.257.3 SetF Function
    8.257.4 File
  8.258 Tootsville::Contact-Contact
    8.258.1 Function
    8.258.2 File
    8.258.3 SetF Function
    8.258.4 File
  8.259 Tootsville::Contact-Last-Used
    8.259.1 Function
    8.259.2 File
    8.259.3 SetF Function
    8.259.4 File
  8.260 Tootsville::Contact-Owner
    8.260.1 Function
    8.260.2 File
    8.260.3 SetF Function
    8.260.4 File
  8.261 Tootsville::Contact-P
    8.261.1 Function
    8.261.2 File
  8.262 Tootsville::Contact-Starredp
    8.262.1 Function
    8.262.2 File
    8.262.3 SetF Function
    8.262.4 File
  8.263 Tootsville::Contact-Uuid
    8.263.1 Function
    8.263.2 File
    8.263.3 SetF Function
    8.263.4 File
  8.264 Tootsville::Contents-To-Bytes
    8.264.1 Function
    8.264.2 File
  8.265 Tootsville::Copy-Avatar
    8.265.1 Function
    8.265.2 File
  8.266 Tootsville::Copy-Avatar-Slot
    8.266.1 Function
    8.266.2 File
  8.267 Tootsville::Copy-Character-Music
    8.267.1 Function
    8.267.2 File
  8.268 Tootsville::Copy-Child-Request
    8.268.1 Function
    8.268.2 File
  8.269 Tootsville::Copy-Color24
    8.269.1 Function
    8.269.2 File
  8.270 Tootsville::Copy-Contact
    8.270.1 Function
    8.270.2 File
  8.271 Tootsville::Copy-Credential
    8.271.1 Function
    8.271.2 File
  8.272 Tootsville::Copy-Game-Point
    8.272.1 Function
    8.272.2 File
  8.273 Tootsville::Copy-Gossip-Initiation
    8.273.1 Function
    8.273.2 File
  8.274 Tootsville::Copy-Inventory-Item
    8.274.1 Function
    8.274.2 File
  8.275 Tootsville::Copy-Item
    8.275.1 Function
    8.275.2 File
  8.276 Tootsville::Copy-Item-Template
    8.276.1 Function
    8.276.2 File
  8.277 Tootsville::Copy-Locale-Music
    8.277.1 Function
    8.277.2 File
  8.278 Tootsville::Copy-Login
    8.278.1 Function
    8.278.2 File
  8.279 Tootsville::Copy-Lot
    8.279.1 Function
    8.279.2 File
  8.280 Tootsville::Copy-Metronome-Task
    8.280.1 Function
    8.280.2 File
  8.281 Tootsville::Copy-Mist
    8.281.1 Function
    8.281.2 File
  8.282 Tootsville::Copy-Music
    8.282.1 Function
    8.282.2 File
  8.283 Tootsville::Copy-Parent-Child
    8.283.1 Function
    8.283.2 File
  8.284 Tootsville::Copy-Pattern
    8.284.1 Function
    8.284.2 File
  8.285 Tootsville::Copy-Person
    8.285.1 Function
    8.285.2 File
  8.286 Tootsville::Copy-Person-Link
    8.286.1 Function
    8.286.2 File
  8.287 Tootsville::Copy-Place
    8.287.1 Function
    8.287.2 File
  8.288 Tootsville::Copy-Quaestor-Event
    8.288.1 Function
    8.288.2 File
  8.289 Tootsville::Copy-Sms
    8.289.1 Function
    8.289.2 File
  8.290 Tootsville::Copy-Store-Item
    8.290.1 Function
    8.290.2 File
  8.291 Tootsville::Copy-Tcp-Client
    8.291.1 Function
    8.291.2 File
  8.292 Tootsville::Copy-Terrain-Edge-Horz
    8.292.1 Function
    8.292.2 File
  8.293 Tootsville::Copy-Terrain-Edge-Vert
    8.293.1 Function
    8.293.2 File
  8.294 Tootsville::Copy-Terrain-Height
    8.294.1 Function
    8.294.2 File
  8.295 Tootsville::Copy-Toot
    8.295.1 Function
    8.295.2 File
  8.296 Tootsville::Copy-Toot-Quiesced
    8.296.1 Function
    8.296.2 File
  8.297 Tootsville::Copy-Wear-Slot
    8.297.1 Function
    8.297.2 File
  8.298 Tootsville::Copy-Wind-Vector
    8.298.1 Function
    8.298.2 File
  8.299 Tootsville::Copy-World
    8.299.1 Function
    8.299.2 File
  8.300 Tootsville::Copy-Wtl-Course
    8.300.1 Function
    8.300.2 File
  8.301 Tootsville::Create-Item
    8.301.1 Function
    8.301.2 File
  8.302 Tootsville::Credential
    8.302.1 Class
    8.302.2 Slots
  8.303 Tootsville::Credential-Auth-Token
    8.303.1 Function
    8.303.2 File
    8.303.3 SetF Function
    8.303.4 File
  8.304 Tootsville::Credential-Id-Token
    8.304.1 Function
    8.304.2 File
    8.304.3 SetF Function
    8.304.4 File
  8.305 Tootsville::Credential-Json-Info
    8.305.1 Function
    8.305.2 File
    8.305.3 SetF Function
    8.305.4 File
  8.306 Tootsville::Credential-P
    8.306.1 Function
    8.306.2 File
  8.307 Tootsville::Credential-Person
    8.307.1 Function
    8.307.2 File
    8.307.3 SetF Function
    8.307.4 File
  8.308 Tootsville::Credential-Provider
    8.308.1 Function
    8.308.2 File
    8.308.3 SetF Function
    8.308.4 File
  8.309 Tootsville::Credential-Refresh-Token
    8.309.1 Function
    8.309.2 File
    8.309.3 SetF Function
    8.309.4 File
  8.310 Tootsville::Credential-Uid
    8.310.1 Function
    8.310.2 File
    8.310.3 SetF Function
    8.310.4 File
  8.311 Tootsville::Credential-Uuid
    8.311.1 Function
    8.311.2 File
    8.311.3 SetF Function
    8.311.4 File
  8.312 Tootsville::Cupid-Personality
    8.312.1 Structure
    8.312.2 Type
    8.312.3 Class
    8.312.4 Slots
  8.313 Tootsville::Current-Position
    8.313.1 Function
  8.314 Tootsville::Current-Temp
    8.314.1 Function
    8.314.2 File
  8.315 Tootsville::Database-For
    8.315.1 Function
    8.315.2 File
  8.316 Tootsville::Db-Config
    8.316.1 Function
    8.316.2 File
  8.317 Tootsville::Db-Select
    8.317.1 Function
    8.317.2 File
  8.318 Tootsville::Db-Select-All
    8.318.1 Function
    8.318.2 File
  8.319 Tootsville::Db-Select-Records-Simply
    8.319.1 Function
    8.319.2 File
  8.320 Tootsville::Db-Select-Single-Column
    8.320.1 Function
    8.320.2 File
  8.321 Tootsville::Db-Select-Single-Record
    8.321.1 Function
    8.321.2 File
  8.322 Tootsville::Db-Table-For
    8.322.1 Function
    8.322.2 File
  8.323 Tootsville::Debugger
    8.323.1 Function
    8.323.2 File
  8.324 Tootsville::Decode-Message
    8.324.1 Function
    8.324.2 File
  8.325 Tootsville::Decorate-Endpoint-Template-Html
    8.325.1 Function
    8.325.2 File
  8.326 Tootsville::Decorate-Method-Html
    8.326.1 Function
    8.326.2 File
  8.327 Tootsville::Default-Config-File
    8.327.1 Function
    8.327.2 File
  8.328 Tootsville::Defendpoint
    8.328.1 Macro
    8.328.2 File
  8.329 Tootsville::Defendpoint/ Make-Docstring
    8.329.1 Function
    8.329.2 File
  8.330 Tootsville::Defendpoint/ Make-Endpoint-Function
    8.330.1 Function
    8.330.2 File
  8.331 Tootsville::Define-Alexa-Endpoint
    8.331.1 Macro
    8.331.2 File
  8.332 Tootsville::Define-Character
    8.332.1 Macro
    8.332.2 File
  8.333 Tootsville::Define-Maintenance-Task
    8.333.1 Macro
    8.333.2 File
  8.334 Tootsville::Define-Operator-Command
    8.334.1 Macro
    8.334.2 File
  8.335 Tootsville::Define-Personality
    8.335.1 Macro
    8.335.2 File
  8.336 Tootsville::Define-Reply
    8.336.1 Macro
    8.336.2 File
  8.337 Tootsville::Definfinity
    8.337.1 Macro
    8.337.2 History of Infinity Mode
    8.337.3 Wire protocols
      8.337.3.1 RESTful POSTs
    8.337.4 Datagram constructions
    8.337.5 logOK datagrams
    8.337.6 Command datagrams
    8.337.7 Gatekeeper datagrams
    8.337.8 File
  8.338 Tootsville::Defpost
    8.338.1 Macro
    8.338.2 File
  8.339 Tootsville::Defrecord
    8.339.1 Macro
    8.339.2 File
  8.340 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Before-Save-Normalize
    8.340.1 Function
    8.340.2 File
  8.341 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Column-To-Json-Pair
    8.341.1 Function
    8.341.2 File
  8.342 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Destroy-Record
    8.342.1 Function
    8.342.2 File
  8.343 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Find-Record
    8.343.1 Function
    8.343.2 File
  8.344 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Find-Record/ Pull
    8.344.1 Function
    8.344.2 File
  8.345 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Find-Records
    8.345.1 Function
    8.345.2 File
  8.346 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Find-Records-By-Sql
    8.346.1 Function
    8.346.2 File
  8.347 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Find-Records/ Pull
    8.347.1 Function
    8.347.2 File
  8.348 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Find-Reference
    8.348.1 Function
    8.348.2 File
  8.349 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Find-Reference-Columns
    8.349.1 Function
    8.349.2 File
  8.350 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Id-Column-For
    8.350.1 Function
    8.350.2 File
  8.351 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Invalidate-Cache
    8.351.1 Function
    8.351.2 File
  8.352 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Load-Record
    8.352.1 Function
    8.352.2 File
  8.353 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Make-Record
    8.353.1 Function
    8.353.2 File
  8.354 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Record=
    8.354.1 Function
    8.354.2 File
  8.355 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Save-Record
    8.355.1 Function
    8.355.2 File
  8.356 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Save-Record-With-Id-Column
    8.356.1 Function
    8.356.2 File
  8.357 Tootsville::Defrecord/ To-Json
    8.357.1 Function
    8.357.2 File
  8.358 Tootsville::Delete-Contact
    8.358.1 Function
    8.358.2 File
  8.359 Tootsville::Demand-Quiesce-Toot
    8.359.1 Function
    8.359.2 File
  8.360 Tootsville::Describe-System
    8.360.1 Function
    8.360.2 Example Output
    8.360.3 File
  8.361 Tootsville::Describe-World
    8.361.1 Function
    8.361.2 File
  8.362 Tootsville::Destroy-All-Idle-Workers
    8.362.1 Function
    8.362.2 File
  8.363 Tootsville::Destroy-All-Listeners
    8.363.1 Function
    8.363.2 File
  8.364 Tootsville::Destroy-All-Web-Tasks
    8.364.1 Function
    8.364.2 File
  8.365 Tootsville::Destroy-Endpoint
    8.365.1 Function
    8.365.2 File
  8.366 Tootsville::Destroy-Record
    8.366.1 Function
    8.366.2 File
  8.367 Tootsville::Destroy-Toot
    8.367.1 Function
    8.367.2 File
  8.368 Tootsville::Detailed-Time
    8.368.1 Function
    8.368.2 File
  8.369 Tootsville::Devel
    8.369.1 Variable
  8.370 Tootsville::Disable-Sbcl-Ldb
    8.370.1 Function
    8.370.2 File
  8.371 Tootsville::Disconnect-No-Login
    8.371.1 Function
    8.371.2 File
  8.372 Tootsville::Dispatch-Endpoint
    8.372.1 Function
    8.372.2 File
  8.373 Tootsville::Distance
    8.373.1 Function
    8.373.2 File
  8.374 Tootsville::Divisible-By-200-P
    8.374.1 Function
    8.374.2 File
  8.375 Tootsville::Dns-Name
    8.375.1 Type
  8.376 Tootsville::Do-After
    8.376.1 Macro
    8.376.2 File
  8.377 Tootsville::Do-Db-Records-Simply
    8.377.1 Macro
    8.377.2 File
  8.378 Tootsville::Do-Metronome
    8.378.1 Macro
    8.378.2 File
  8.379 Tootsville::Do-Records
    8.379.1 Macro
    8.379.2 File
  8.380 Tootsville::Docstring->Html
    8.380.1 Function
    8.380.2 File
  8.381 Tootsville::Docstring->Markdown
    8.381.1 Function
    8.381.2 File
  8.382 Tootsville::Doff-Any-Conflicting-Item
    8.382.1 Function
    8.382.2 File
  8.383 Tootsville::Doff-Item
    8.383.1 Function
    8.383.2 File
  8.384 Tootsville::Doff-Item-In-Slot
    8.384.1 Function
    8.384.2 File
  8.385 Tootsville::Don-Item
    8.385.1 Function
    8.385.2 File
  8.386 Tootsville::Doodle-Personality
    8.386.1 Structure
    8.386.2 Type
    8.386.3 Class
    8.386.4 Slots
  8.387 Tootsville::Dottie-Personality
    8.387.1 Structure
    8.387.2 Type
    8.387.3 Class
    8.387.4 Slots
  8.388 Tootsville::Double-@
    8.388.1 Function
    8.388.2 File
  8.389 Tootsville::Drop-Item
    8.389.1 Function
    8.389.2 File
  8.390 Tootsville::Dump-Credits
    8.390.1 Function
    8.390.2 File
  8.391 Tootsville::Dump-Global-Heightmap
    8.391.1 Function
    8.391.2 File
  8.392 Tootsville::Email-Lhs
    8.392.1 Function
    8.392.2 File
  8.393 Tootsville::Enable-Sbcl-Ldb
    8.393.1 Function
    8.393.2 File
  8.394 Tootsville::Enable-Ssl-P
    8.394.1 Function
    8.394.2 File
  8.395 Tootsville::Encode-Endpoint-Reply
    8.395.1 Function
    8.395.2 File
  8.396 Tootsville::Endpoint
    8.396.1 Class
    8.396.2 Slots
  8.397 Tootsville::Endpoint->Html
    8.397.1 Function
    8.397.2 File
  8.398 Tootsville::Endpoint->Openapi
    8.398.1 Function
    8.398.2 File
  8.399 Tootsville::Endpoint->Plist
    8.399.1 Function
    8.399.2 File
  8.400 Tootsville::Endpoint-Close
    8.400.1 Function
    8.400.2 File
  8.401 Tootsville::Endpoint-Close-Key
    8.401.1 Function
    8.401.2 File
  8.402 Tootsville::Endpoint-Content-Type
    8.402.1 Function
  8.403 Tootsville::Endpoint-Delete-/ Users/ Me/ Toots/ Toot-Name→Json
    8.403.1 Function
    8.403.2 Status: 202 Toot deletion in progress
    8.403.3 Status: 204 Toot deleted
    8.403.4 Status: 401 Authorization Required
    8.403.5 Status: 403 Authorization Failed
    8.403.6 Status: 404 Not Found
    8.403.7 Status: 405 Not Allowed
    8.403.8 Web Service Endpoint
    8.403.9 File
  8.404 Tootsville::Endpoint-Function
    8.404.1 Function
  8.405 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Favicon/ Ico→Vnd.Microsoft.Icon
    8.405.1 Function
    8.405.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.405.3 File
  8.406 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Favicon→Gif
    8.406.1 Function
    8.406.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.406.3 File
  8.407 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Favicon→Png
    8.407.1 Function
    8.407.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.407.3 File
  8.408 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Gossip/ Answers/ Uuid→Sdp
    8.408.1 Function
    8.408.2 204 No Content
    8.408.3 200 OK
    8.408.4 Web Service Endpoint
    8.408.5 File
  8.409 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Gossip/ Ice-Servers→Json
    8.409.1 Function
    8.409.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.409.3 File
  8.410 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Gossip/ Offers→Json
    8.410.1 Function
    8.410.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.410.3 File
  8.411 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Maintenance/ →Txt
    8.411.1 Function
    8.411.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.411.3 File
  8.412 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Meta-Game/ Headers→Json
    8.412.1 Function
    8.412.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.412.3 File
  8.413 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Meta-Game/ Ping→Txt
    8.413.1 Function
    8.413.2 200: OK
    8.413.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.413.4 File
  8.414 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Meta-Game/ Services/ Old→Json
    8.414.1 Function
    8.414.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.414.3 File
  8.415 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Meta-Game/ Services→Html
    8.415.1 Function
    8.415.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.415.3 File
  8.416 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Meta-Game/ Services→Json
    8.416.1 Function
    8.416.2 Status: 200 OK
    8.416.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.416.4 File
  8.417 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Toots/ Toot-Name→Json
    8.417.1 Function
    8.417.2 200 OK
    8.417.3 404 Not Found
    8.417.4 Web Service Endpoint
    8.417.5 File
  8.418 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Toots/ Toot-Name→Txt
    8.418.1 Function
    8.418.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.418.3 File
  8.419 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Users/ Me/ Toots/ Toot-Name→Json
    8.419.1 Function
    8.419.2 Status: 200 OK
    8.419.3 Status: 401 Authorization Required
    8.419.4 Status: 403 Authorization Failed
    8.419.5 Status: 404 Not Found
    8.419.6 Web Service Endpoint
    8.419.7 File
  8.420 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Users/ Me/ Toots/ Toot-Name→Txt
    8.420.1 Function
    8.420.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.420.3 File
  8.421 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Users/ Me/ Toots→Json
    8.421.1 Function
    8.421.2 200 OK
    8.421.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.421.4 File
  8.422 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Users/ Me/ Toots→Txt
    8.422.1 Function
    8.422.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.422.3 File
  8.423 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Users/ Me→Json
    8.423.1 Function
    8.423.2 Status: 200 OK
    8.423.3 Status: 401 Authorization Required
    8.423.4 Status: 403 Authorization Failed
    8.423.5 Web Service Endpoint
    8.423.6 File
  8.424 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Users/ Me→Txt
    8.424.1 Function
    8.424.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.424.3 File
  8.425 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Version/ About/ Detail/ Param→Json
    8.425.1 Function
    8.425.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.425.3 File
  8.426 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Version/ About/ Detail/ Param→Txt
    8.426.1 Function
    8.426.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.426.3 File
  8.427 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Version/ About→Json
    8.427.1 Function
    8.427.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.427.3 File
  8.428 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Version/ About→Txt
    8.428.1 Function
    8.428.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.428.3 File
  8.429 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Calendar/ Now/ Fragment→Html
    8.429.1 Function
    8.429.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.429.3 File
  8.430 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Calendar/ Year/ Year/ Fragment→Html
    8.430.1 Function
    8.430.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.430.3 File
  8.431 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Calendar/ Year/ Year/ Month/ Month/ Fragment→Html
    8.431.1 Function
    8.431.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.431.3 File
  8.432 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Calendar/ Year/ Year/ Month/ Month→Html
    8.432.1 Function
    8.432.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.432.3 File
  8.433 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Date/ Abbrev→Txt
    8.433.1 Function
    8.433.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.433.3 File
  8.434 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Date/ Long→Txt
    8.434.1 Function
    8.434.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.434.3 File
  8.435 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Date→Txt
    8.435.1 Function
    8.435.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.435.3 File
  8.436 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Time/ Detailed→Txt
    8.436.1 Function
    8.436.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.436.3 File
  8.437 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Time→Json
    8.437.1 Function
    8.437.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.437.3 File
  8.438 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Time→Txt
    8.438.1 Function
    8.438.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.438.3 File
  8.439 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Sky/ Tootanga/ Latitude/ Longitude→Json
    8.439.1 Function
    8.439.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.439.3 File
  8.440 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Tootanga/ Latitude/ Longitude/ Altitude→Json
    8.440.1 Function
    8.440.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.440.3 File
  8.441 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ World→Json
    8.441.1 Function
    8.441.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.441.3 File
  8.442 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ →Html
    8.442.1 Function
    8.442.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.442.3 File
  8.443 Tootsville::Endpoint-Hash
    8.443.1 Function
    8.443.2 File
  8.444 Tootsville::Endpoint-Kinda-Key
    8.444.1 Function
    8.444.2 File
  8.445 Tootsville::Endpoint-Method
    8.445.1 Function
  8.446 Tootsville::Endpoint-Patch-/ Users/ Me→Json
    8.446.1 Function
    8.446.2 Status: 200 OK
    8.446.3 Status: 401 Authorization Required
    8.446.4 Status: 403 Authorization Failed
    8.446.5 Status: 405 Not Allowed
    8.446.6 Web Service Endpoint
    8.446.7 File
  8.447 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Alexa/ Chat/ Region/ Region→Json
    8.447.1 Function
    8.447.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.447.3 File
  8.448 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Alexa/ Clock/ Region/ Region→Json
    8.448.1 Function
    8.448.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.448.3 File
  8.449 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Alexa/ Info/ Region/ Region→Json
    8.449.1 Function
    8.449.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.449.3 File
  8.450 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Answers/ Uuid→Sdp
    8.450.1 Function
    8.450.2 202 Accepted
    8.450.3 404 Not Found
    8.450.4 Web Service Endpoint
    8.450.5 File
  8.451 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Offers→Sdp
    8.451.1 Function
    8.451.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.451.3 File
  8.452 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Twilio/ Incoming/ Call→Xml
    8.452.1 Function
    8.452.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.452.3 File
  8.453 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Twilio/ Incoming/ Fax→Xml
    8.453.1 Function
    8.453.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.453.3 File
  8.454 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Twilio/ Incoming/ Sms→Xml
    8.454.1 Function
    8.454.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.454.3 File
  8.455 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Twilio/ Incoming/ Verify→Xml
    8.455.1 Function
    8.455.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.455.3 File
  8.456 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Twilio/ Incoming/ Whatsapp→Xml
    8.456.1 Function
    8.456.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.456.3 File
  8.457 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Login/ Child→Json
    8.457.1 Function
    8.457.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.457.3 File
  8.458 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Maintenance/ Buildapp/ Status→Nil
    8.458.1 Function
    8.458.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.458.3 File
  8.459 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Maintenance/ Buildapp→Nil
    8.459.1 Function
    8.459.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.459.3 File
  8.460 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Maintenance/ Hot-Reload→Nil
    8.460.1 Function
    8.460.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.460.3 File
  8.461 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Maintenance/ Quicklisp-Update→Nil
    8.461.1 Function
    8.461.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.461.3 File
  8.462 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Maintenance/ Quit→Nil
    8.462.1 Function
    8.462.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.462.3 File
  8.463 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Maintenance/ Reload-Jscl→Nil
    8.463.1 Function
    8.463.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.463.3 File
  8.464 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Toots→Json
    8.464.1 Function
    8.464.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.464.3 File
  8.465 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Users/ Me/ Play-With/ Toot-Name→Json
    8.465.1 Function
    8.465.2 Status: 200 OK
    8.465.3 Status: 401 Authorization Required
    8.465.4 Status: 403 Authorization Failed
    8.465.5 Status: 404 Not Found
    8.465.6 Status: 405 Not Allowed
    8.465.7 Web Service Endpoint
    8.465.8 File
  8.466 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Add-Furniture→Json
    8.466.1 Function
    8.466.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.466.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.466.4 File
  8.467 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Add-Journal-Entry→Json
    8.467.1 Function
    8.467.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.467.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.467.4 File
  8.468 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Add-To-List→Json
    8.468.1 Function
    8.468.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.468.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.468.4 File
  8.469 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Click→Json
    8.469.1 Function
    8.469.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.469.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.469.4 File
  8.470 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Consider-Child-Approval→Json
    8.470.1 Function
    8.470.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.470.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.470.4 File
  8.471 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Create-User-House→Json
    8.471.1 Function
    8.471.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.471.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.471.4 File
  8.472 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Delete-Mail-Message→Json
    8.472.1 Function
    8.472.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.472.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.472.4 File
  8.473 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Dofff→Json
    8.473.1 Function
    8.473.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.473.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.473.4 File
  8.474 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Doff→Json
    8.474.1 Function
    8.474.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.474.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.474.4 File
  8.475 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Don→Json
    8.475.1 Function
    8.475.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.475.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.475.4 File
  8.476 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Echo→Json
    8.476.1 Function
    8.476.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.476.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.476.4 File
  8.477 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ End-Event→Json
    8.477.1 Function
    8.477.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.477.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.477.4 File
  8.478 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Enumerate-Wear-Slots→Json
    8.478.1 Function
    8.478.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.478.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.478.4 File
  8.479 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Finger→Json
    8.479.1 Function
    8.479.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.479.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.479.4 File
  8.480 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Game-Action→Json
    8.480.1 Function
    8.480.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.480.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.480.4 File
  8.481 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Avatars→Json
    8.481.1 Function
    8.481.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.481.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.481.4 File
  8.482 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Color-Palettes→Json
    8.482.1 Function
    8.482.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.482.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.482.4 File
  8.483 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Inventory-By-Type→Json
    8.483.1 Function
    8.483.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.483.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.483.4 File
  8.484 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Inventory→Json
    8.484.1 Function
    8.484.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.484.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.484.4 File
  8.485 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Mail-In-Box→Json
    8.485.1 Function
    8.485.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.485.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.485.4 File
  8.486 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Online-Users→Json
    8.486.1 Function
    8.486.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.486.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.486.4 File
  8.487 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Passport→Json
    8.487.1 Function
    8.487.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.487.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.487.4 File
  8.488 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Room-List→Json
    8.488.1 Function
    8.488.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.488.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.488.4 File
  8.489 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Room-Vars→Json
    8.489.1 Function
    8.489.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.489.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.489.4 File
  8.490 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Server-Time→Json
    8.490.1 Function
    8.490.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.490.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.490.4 File
  8.491 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Session-Apple→Json
    8.491.1 Function
    8.491.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.491.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.491.4 File
  8.492 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Store-Item-Info→Json
    8.492.1 Function
    8.492.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.492.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.492.4 File
  8.493 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-User-Lists→Json
    8.493.1 Function
    8.493.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.493.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.493.4 File
  8.494 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Wallet→Json
    8.494.1 Function
    8.494.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.494.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.494.4 File
  8.495 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Zone-List→Json
    8.495.1 Function
    8.495.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.495.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.495.4 File
  8.496 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Give→Json
    8.496.1 Function
    8.496.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.496.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.496.4 File
  8.497 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Go→Json
    8.497.1 Function
    8.497.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.497.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.497.4 File
  8.498 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Init-User-Room→Json
    8.498.1 Function
    8.498.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.498.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.498.4 File
  8.499 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Join→Json
    8.499.1 Function
    8.499.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.499.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.499.4 File
  8.500 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Logout→Json
    8.500.1 Function
    8.500.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.500.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.500.4 File
  8.501 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Mail-Customer-Service→Json
    8.501.1 Function
    8.501.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.501.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.501.4 File
  8.502 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Peek-At-Inventory→Json
    8.502.1 Function
    8.502.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.502.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.502.4 File
  8.503 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Ping→Json
    8.503.1 Function
    8.503.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.503.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.503.4 File
  8.504 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Play-With→Json
    8.504.1 Function
    8.504.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.504.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.504.4 File
  8.505 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Prompt-Reply→Json
    8.505.1 Function
    8.505.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.505.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.505.4 File
  8.506 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Quiesce→Json
    8.506.1 Function
    8.506.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.506.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.506.4 File
  8.507 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Read-Map→Json
    8.507.1 Function
    8.507.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.507.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.507.4 File
  8.508 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Remove-From-List→Json
    8.508.1 Function
    8.508.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.508.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.508.4 File
  8.509 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Report-Bug→Json
    8.509.1 Function
    8.509.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.509.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.509.4 File
  8.510 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Report-User→Json
    8.510.1 Function
    8.510.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.510.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.510.4 File
  8.511 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Request-Buddy→Json
    8.511.1 Function
    8.511.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.511.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.511.4 File
  8.512 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Send-Mail-Message→Json
    8.512.1 Function
    8.512.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.512.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.512.4 File
  8.513 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Send-Out-Of-Band-Message→Json
    8.513.1 Function
    8.513.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.513.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.513.4 File
  8.514 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Server-Time→Json
    8.514.1 Function
    8.514.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.514.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.514.4 File
  8.515 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Set-Avatar-Color→Json
    8.515.1 Function
    8.515.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.515.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.515.4 File
  8.516 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Set-Furniture→Json
    8.516.1 Function
    8.516.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.516.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.516.4 File
  8.517 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Set-Room-Var→Json
    8.517.1 Function
    8.517.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.517.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.517.4 File
  8.518 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Set-User-Var→Json
    8.518.1 Function
    8.518.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.518.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.518.4 File
  8.519 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Shoot→Json
    8.519.1 Function
    8.519.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.519.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.519.4 File
  8.520 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Spawn-Zone→Json
    8.520.1 Function
    8.520.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.520.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.520.4 File
  8.521 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Speak→Json
    8.521.1 Function
    8.521.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.521.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.521.4 File
  8.522 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Stamp-Passport→Json
    8.522.1 Function
    8.522.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.522.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.522.4 File
  8.523 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Start-Event→Json
    8.523.1 Function
    8.523.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.523.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.523.4 File
  8.524 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Toot-List→Json
    8.524.1 Function
    8.524.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.524.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.524.4 File
  8.525 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Use-Equipment→Json
    8.525.1 Function
    8.525.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.525.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.525.4 File
  8.526 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Wardrobe→Json
    8.526.1 Function
    8.526.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.526.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.526.4 File
  8.527 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Wtl-4→Json
    8.527.1 Function
    8.527.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.527.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.527.4 File
  8.528 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Wtl→Json
    8.528.1 Function
    8.528.2 Infinity Mode command
    8.528.3 Web Service Endpoint
    8.528.4 File
  8.529 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity→Json
    8.529.1 Function
    8.529.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.529.3 File
  8.530 Tootsville::Endpoint-Put-/ Toots/ Toot-Name→Json
    8.530.1 Function
    8.530.2 Web Service Endpoint
    8.530.3 File
  8.531 Tootsville::Endpoint-Put-/ Users/ Me→Json
    8.531.1 Function
    8.531.2 Status: 201 Created
    8.531.3 Status: 401 Authorization Required
    8.531.4 Status: 403 Authorization Failed
    8.531.5 Status: 405 Not Allowed
    8.531.6 Status: 422
    8.531.7 Web Service Endpoint
    8.531.8 File
  8.532 Tootsville::Endpoint-Template
    8.532.1 Function
  8.533 Tootsville::Endpoint-Template-Arity
    8.533.1 Function
  8.534 Tootsville::Endpoint-Template-Match
    8.534.1 Function
    8.534.2 File
  8.535 Tootsville::Endpoint-Template-String
    8.535.1 Function
    8.535.2 File
  8.536 Tootsville::Endpoint-Vars->Openapi
    8.536.1 Function
    8.536.2 File
  8.537 Tootsville::Endpoints-Equal
    8.537.1 Function
    8.537.2 File
  8.538 Tootsville::Endpoints-Page-Footer
    8.538.1 Function
    8.538.2 File
  8.539 Tootsville::Endpoints-Page-Header
    8.539.1 Function
    8.539.2 File
  8.540 Tootsville::Endpoints-Prefixed
    8.540.1 Function
    8.540.2 File
  8.541 Tootsville::Ensure-Integer
    8.541.1 Function
    8.541.2 File
  8.542 Tootsville::Ensure-Inventory-Item
    8.542.1 Function
  8.543 Tootsville::Ensure-List-Of-People
    8.543.1 Function
    8.543.2 File
  8.544 Tootsville::Ensure-Message-Is-Characters
    8.544.1 Function
    8.544.2 File
  8.545 Tootsville::Ensure-Number
    8.545.1 Function
    8.545.2 File
  8.546 Tootsville::Ensure-Record
    8.546.1 Function
    8.546.2 File
  8.547 Tootsville::Ensure-Site-Name
    8.547.1 Function
    8.547.2 File
  8.548 Tootsville::Ensure-Toot
    8.548.1 Function
    8.548.2 File
  8.549 Tootsville::Ensure-User-For-Plist
    8.549.1 Function
    8.549.2 File
  8.550 Tootsville::Ensure-Wear-Slot
    8.550.1 Function
  8.551 Tootsville::Ensure-Weather-Kernel
    8.551.1 Function
    8.551.2 File
  8.552 Tootsville::Entry
    8.552.1 Function
    8.552.2 File
  8.553 Tootsville::Enumerate-Endpoints
    8.553.1 Function
    8.553.2 File
  8.554 Tootsville::Erase-All-Memcached-For
    8.554.1 Function
    8.554.2 File
  8.555 Tootsville::Error-Log-File
    8.555.1 Function
    8.555.2 File
  8.556 Tootsville::Every-Toot-Name
    8.556.1 Function
    8.556.2 File
  8.557 Tootsville::Extension-For-Content-Type
    8.557.1 Function
    8.557.2 File
  8.558 Tootsville::Extract-Certificate-Base64
    8.558.1 Function
    8.558.2 File
  8.559 Tootsville::Extract-Plist-Path
    8.559.1 Function
    8.559.2 File
  8.560 Tootsville::Extract-Public-Key-From-Cert
    8.560.1 Function
    8.560.2 File
  8.561 Tootsville::Fetch-Ice-Credentials/ Xirsys
    8.561.1 Function
    8.561.2 File
  8.562 Tootsville::Fetch-Json
    8.562.1 Function
    8.562.2 File
  8.563 Tootsville::Fill-Blank-Contour
    8.563.1 Function
    8.563.2 File
  8.564 Tootsville::Find-Acceptor
    8.564.1 Function
    8.564.2 File
  8.565 Tootsville::Find-Best-Endpoint
    8.565.1 Function
    8.565.2 File
  8.566 Tootsville::Find-Client-For-Socket
    8.566.1 Function
    8.566.2 File
  8.567 Tootsville::Find-Exact-Endpoint
    8.567.1 Function
    8.567.2 File
  8.568 Tootsville::Find-Infinity-Websocket-Resource
    8.568.1 Function
    8.568.2 File
  8.569 Tootsville::Find-Kinda-Endpoint
    8.569.1 Function
    8.569.2 File
  8.570 Tootsville::Find-Log-Dir
    8.570.1 Function
    8.570.2 File
  8.571 Tootsville::Find-Person-By-Url
    8.571.1 Function
    8.571.2 File
  8.572 Tootsville::Find-Player-Or-Die
    8.572.1 Function
    8.572.2 File
  8.573 Tootsville::Find-Random-Point-If
    8.573.1 Function
    8.573.2 File
  8.574 Tootsville::Find-Record
    8.574.1 Function
    8.574.2 File
  8.575 Tootsville::Find-Records
    8.575.1 Function
    8.575.2 File
  8.576 Tootsville::Find-Records-By-Sql
    8.576.1 Function
    8.576.2 File
  8.577 Tootsville::Find-Reference
    8.577.1 Function
    8.577.2 File
  8.578 Tootsville::Find-Results-In-Docstring
    8.578.1 Function
    8.578.2 File
  8.579 Tootsville::Find-Robot
    8.579.1 Function
    8.579.2 File
  8.580 Tootsville::Find-Thread
    8.580.1 Function
    8.580.2 File
  8.581 Tootsville::Find-Toot-By-Name
    8.581.1 Function
    8.581.2 File
  8.582 Tootsville::Find-Toot-Passport
    8.582.1 Function
    8.582.2 File
  8.583 Tootsville::Find-User-For-Credentials
    8.583.1 Function
    8.583.2 File
  8.584 Tootsville::Find-User-For-Headers
    8.584.1 Function
    8.584.2 File
  8.585 Tootsville::Find-User-For-Json
    8.585.1 Function
    8.585.2 File
  8.586 Tootsville::Find-Var-In-Docstring
    8.586.1 Function
    8.586.2 File
  8.587 Tootsville::First-Line
    8.587.1 Function
    8.587.2 File
  8.588 Tootsville::First-Paragraph
    8.588.1 Function
    8.588.2 File
  8.589 Tootsville::Flatten-Plist-Tree
    8.589.1 Function
    8.589.2 File
  8.590 Tootsville::Flora-Personality
    8.590.1 Structure
    8.590.2 Type
    8.590.3 Class
    8.590.4 Slots
  8.591 Tootsville::Force-Close-Hunchensocket
    8.591.1 Function
    8.591.2 File
  8.592 Tootsville::Fountain-Duplicate-P
    8.592.1 Function
    8.592.2 File
  8.593 Tootsville::Fountain-Reject-As-Already-Done
    8.593.1 Function
    8.593.2 File
  8.594 Tootsville::From-Avatars
    8.594.1 Function
    8.594.2 File
  8.595 Tootsville::Game-Action-Bowling-Reset-Pins
    8.595.1 Function
    8.595.2 Usage
    8.595.3 Effects
    8.595.4 File
  8.596 Tootsville::Game-Action-Bowling-Strike-Pins
    8.596.1 Function
    8.596.2 Usage
    8.596.3 Effects
    8.596.4 File
  8.597 Tootsville::Game-Action-Card-Game-Arrange
    8.597.1 Function
    8.597.2 Usage
    8.597.3 Effects
    8.597.4 File
  8.598 Tootsville::Game-Action-Card-Game-Deal
    8.598.1 Function
    8.598.2 Usage
    8.598.3 Effects
    8.598.4 File
  8.599 Tootsville::Game-Action-Card-Game-Draw
    8.599.1 Function
    8.599.2 Usage
    8.599.3 Effects
    8.599.4 File
  8.600 Tootsville::Game-Action-Card-Game-Move
    8.600.1 Function
    8.600.2 Usage
    8.600.3 Effects
    8.600.4 File
  8.601 Tootsville::Game-Action-Card-Game-Play
    8.601.1 Function
    8.601.2 Usage
    8.601.3 Effects
    8.601.4 File
  8.602 Tootsville::Game-Action-Card-Game-Shuffle
    8.602.1 Function
    8.602.2 Usage
    8.602.3 Effects
    8.602.4 File
  8.603 Tootsville::Game-Action-Card-Game-Take
    8.603.1 Function
    8.603.2 Usage
    8.603.3 Effects
    8.603.4 File
  8.604 Tootsville::Game-Action-Get-Bowling-Scorecard
    8.604.1 Function
    8.604.2 Usage
    8.604.3 Effects
    8.604.4 File
  8.605 Tootsville::Game-Action-Join-Bowling-Game
    8.605.1 Function
    8.605.2 Usage
    8.605.3 Effects
    8.605.4 File
  8.606 Tootsville::Game-Action-Join-Card-Game
    8.606.1 Function
    8.606.2 Usage
    8.606.3 Overview of Card Games
    8.606.4 Joining a Card Game
    8.606.5 Usage
    8.606.6 Effects
    8.606.7 File
  8.607 Tootsville::Game-Action-Part-Bowling-Game
    8.607.1 Function
    8.607.2 Usage
    8.607.3 Effects
    8.607.4 File
  8.608 Tootsville::Game-Action-Part-Card-Game
    8.608.1 Function
    8.608.2 Usage
    8.608.3 Effects
    8.608.4 File
  8.609 Tootsville::Game-Action-Pause-Sports-Ball-Timer
    8.609.1 Function
    8.609.2 Usage
    8.609.3 Effects
    8.609.4 File
  8.610 Tootsville::Game-Action-Sports-Ball-Goal
    8.610.1 Function
    8.610.2 Usage
    8.610.3 Example
    8.610.4 Effects
    8.610.5 File
  8.611 Tootsville::Game-Action-Start-Bowling
    8.611.1 Function
    8.611.2 Usage
    8.611.3 Effects
    8.611.4 Overview of Bowling
    8.611.5 Bowling gameAction actions
    8.611.6 Starting a Bowling Game
    8.611.7 File
  8.612 Tootsville::Game-Action-Start-Sports-Ball-Game
    8.612.1 Function
    8.612.2 Usage
    8.612.3 Example
    8.612.4 Effects
    8.612.5 About SportsBall
    8.612.6 File
  8.613 Tootsville::Game-Action-Start-Sports-Ball-Timer
    8.613.1 Function
    8.613.2 Usage
    8.613.3 Effects
    8.613.4 File
  8.614 Tootsville::Game-Action-Tag-You-Re-It
    8.614.1 Function
    8.614.2 Usage
    8.614.3 Effects
    8.614.4 File
  8.615 Tootsville::Game-Point
    8.615.1 Class
    8.615.2 Slots
  8.616 Tootsville::Game-Point-Altitude
    8.616.1 Function
    8.616.2 File
    8.616.3 SetF Function
    8.616.4 File
  8.617 Tootsville::Game-Point-Latitude
    8.617.1 Function
    8.617.2 File
    8.617.3 SetF Function
    8.617.4 File
  8.618 Tootsville::Game-Point-Longitude
    8.618.1 Function
    8.618.2 File
    8.618.3 SetF Function
    8.618.4 File
  8.619 Tootsville::Game-Point-P
    8.619.1 Function
    8.619.2 File
  8.620 Tootsville::Game-Point-World
    8.620.1 Function
    8.620.2 File
    8.620.3 SetF Function
    8.620.4 File
  8.621 Tootsville::Game-Point-X
    8.621.1 Function
    8.621.2 File
    8.621.3 SetF Function
    8.621.4 File
  8.622 Tootsville::Game-Point-Y
    8.622.1 Function
    8.622.2 File
    8.622.3 SetF Function
    8.622.4 File
  8.623 Tootsville::Game-Point-Z
    8.623.1 Function
    8.623.2 File
    8.623.3 SetF Function
    8.623.4 File
  8.624 Tootsville::Gather-All-Symbols
    8.624.1 Function
    8.624.2 File
  8.625 Tootsville::Generate-Blank-Contour
    8.625.1 Function
    8.625.2 File
  8.626 Tootsville::Generate-Buddy-List-Signature
    8.626.1 Function
    8.626.2 File
  8.627 Tootsville::Generate-Skydome-Cloud-Layer
    8.627.1 Function
    8.627.2 File
  8.628 Tootsville::Generate-Terrain-Blank-Edge-Horz
    8.628.1 Function
    8.628.2 File
  8.629 Tootsville::Generate-Terrain-Blank-Edge-Vert
    8.629.1 Function
    8.629.2 File
  8.630 Tootsville::Generate-Terrain-Contour
    8.630.1 Function
    8.630.2 File
  8.631 Tootsville::Generate-Terrain-Features
    8.631.1 Function
    8.631.2 File
  8.632 Tootsville::Get-9-Terrain-Tiles
    8.632.1 Function
    8.632.2 File
  8.633 Tootsville::Get-Google-Account-Keys
    8.633.1 Function
    8.633.2 File
  8.634 Tootsville::Get-Last-Insert-Id
    8.634.1 Function
    8.634.2 File
  8.635 Tootsville::Get-Mariadb-Lock
    8.635.1 Function
    8.635.2 File
  8.636 Tootsville::Get-Rollbar-Person
    8.636.1 Function
    8.636.2 File
  8.637 Tootsville::Get-Unix-Time
    8.637.1 Function
    8.637.2 File
  8.638 Tootsville::Gift-Item
    8.638.1 Function
    8.638.2 File
  8.639 Tootsville::Global-Heightmap-Corner
    8.639.1 Function
    8.639.2 File
    8.639.3 SetF Function
    8.639.4 File
  8.640 Tootsville::Gone
    8.640.1 Structure
    8.640.2 Type
    8.640.3 Class
    8.640.4 Slots
  8.641 Tootsville::Gossip-Initiation
    8.641.1 Class
    8.641.2 Slots
  8.642 Tootsville::Gossip-Initiation-Answer
    8.642.1 Function
    8.642.2 File
    8.642.3 SetF Function
    8.642.4 File
  8.643 Tootsville::Gossip-Initiation-P
    8.643.1 Function
    8.643.2 File
  8.644 Tootsville::Gossip-Initiation-Uuid
    8.644.1 Function
    8.644.2 File
    8.644.3 SetF Function
    8.644.4 File
  8.645 Tootsville::Gracefully-Report-Error.Html
    8.645.1 Function
    8.645.2 File
  8.646 Tootsville::Gracefully-Report-Error.Json
    8.646.1 Function
    8.646.2 File
  8.647 Tootsville::Gracefully-Report-Http-Client-Error
    8.647.1 Function
    8.647.2 File
  8.648 Tootsville::Grant-Item
    8.648.1 Function
    8.648.2 File
  8.649 Tootsville::Gravatar-Hash
    8.649.1 Function
    8.649.2 File
  8.650 Tootsville::Gravatar-Image-Url
    8.650.1 Function
    8.650.2 File
  8.651 Tootsville::Greeting/ Daemon/ Error-Output
    8.651.1 Function
    8.651.2 File
  8.652 Tootsville::Greeting/ Daemon/ Log-Output
    8.652.1 Function
    8.652.2 File
  8.653 Tootsville::Greeting/ Daemon/ Standard-Output
    8.653.1 Function
    8.653.2 File
  8.654 Tootsville::Greeting/ Daemon/ Trace-Output
    8.654.1 Function
    8.654.2 File
  8.655 Tootsville::Group-Plists
    8.655.1 Function
    8.655.2 File
  8.656 Tootsville::Habitat-Elevation-Roughness
    8.656.1 Function
    8.656.2 File
  8.657 Tootsville::Habitat<-Pixel
    8.657.1 Function
    8.657.2 File
  8.658 Tootsville::Handle-Normal-Request
    8.658.1 Function
    8.658.2 File
  8.659 Tootsville::Handle-Options-Request
    8.659.1 Function
    8.659.2 File
  8.660 Tootsville::Harmony-Personality
    8.660.1 Structure
    8.660.2 Type
    8.660.3 Class
    8.660.4 Slots
  8.661 Tootsville::Header-Time
    8.661.1 Function
    8.661.2 File
  8.662 Tootsville::Holiday-Special-Personality
    8.662.1 Class
    8.662.2 Slots
  8.663 Tootsville::Host-Name-Char-P
    8.663.1 Function
    8.663.2 File
  8.664 Tootsville::Host-Name-Like-P
    8.664.1 Function
    8.664.2 File
  8.665 Tootsville::How-Slow-Is-Slow
    8.665.1 Function
  8.666 Tootsville::Http-Client-Error
    8.666.1 Structure
    8.666.2 Type
    8.666.3 Class
    8.666.4 Slots
  8.667 Tootsville::Http-Idempotent-Request-Method
    8.667.1 Type
  8.668 Tootsville::Http-Is-Success-P
    8.668.1 Function
    8.668.2 File
  8.669 Tootsville::Http-Request-Method
    8.669.1 Type
  8.670 Tootsville::Http-Safe-Request-Method
    8.670.1 Type
  8.671 Tootsville::Http-Status-Code
    8.671.1 Function
  8.672 Tootsville::Ice-Credentials
    8.672.1 Function
    8.672.2 File
  8.673 Tootsville::Ice-Url-To-Urls
    8.673.1 Function
    8.673.2 File
  8.674 Tootsville::Id-Column-For
    8.674.1 Function
    8.674.2 File
  8.675 Tootsville::Ignore-Duplicates
    8.675.1 Macro
    8.675.2 File
  8.676 Tootsville::Ignore-Not-Found
    8.676.1 Macro
    8.676.2 File
  8.677 Tootsville::Infinity-Add-Furniture
    8.677.1 Function
    8.677.2 File
  8.678 Tootsville::Infinity-Add-Journal-Entry
    8.678.1 Function
    8.678.2 Usage
    8.678.3 Example
    8.678.4 Romance 1.2 documentation
    8.678.5 Formerly Proprietary Extension
    8.678.6 File
  8.679 Tootsville::Infinity-Add-To-List
    8.679.1 Function
    8.679.2 Usage
    8.679.3 410 Gone
    8.679.4 Changes from 1.1 to 1.2
    8.679.5 File
  8.680 Tootsville::Infinity-Click
    8.680.1 Function
    8.680.2 Usage
    8.680.3 Modifiers characters
    8.680.4 Flash details
    8.680.5 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.680.6 202 Accepted
    8.680.7 204 No Content
    8.680.8 File
  8.681 Tootsville::Infinity-Consider-Child-Approval
    8.681.1 Function
    8.681.2 Usage
    8.681.3 Error conditions
    8.681.4 File
  8.682 Tootsville::Infinity-Create-User-House
    8.682.1 Function
    8.682.2 Usage
    8.682.3 201 Created
    8.682.4 409 Conflict
    8.682.5 404 Not Found
    8.682.6 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.682.7 Changes from 1.1 to 1.2
    8.682.8 File
  8.683 Tootsville::Infinity-Delete-Mail-Message
    8.683.1 Function
    8.683.2 Usage
    8.683.3 Example
    8.683.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.683.5 Formerly Proprietary Extension
    8.683.6 File
  8.684 Tootsville::Infinity-Doff
    8.684.1 Function
    8.684.2 Usage
    8.684.3 Example
    8.684.4 400 Bad Request
    8.684.5 200 OK
    8.684.6 Formerly Proprietary Extension
    8.684.7 File
  8.685 Tootsville::Infinity-Dofff
    8.685.1 Function
    8.685.2 Usage
    8.685.3 Limitations
    8.685.4 Status 200 OK
    8.685.5 File
  8.686 Tootsville::Infinity-Don
    8.686.1 Function
    8.686.2 Usage
    8.686.3 200 OK
    8.686.4 400 Bad Request
    8.686.5 404 Not Found
    8.686.6 403 Forbidden
    8.686.7 409 Conflict
    8.686.8 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.686.9 Changes from 1.0 to 1.1
    8.686.10 File
  8.687 Tootsville::Infinity-Echo
    8.687.1 Function
    8.687.2 Usage
      8.687.2.1 Parameters
    8.687.3 Example
    8.687.4 200 OK
    8.687.5 Limitations
    8.687.6 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.687.7 Known bugs
    8.687.8 File
  8.688 Tootsville::Infinity-End-Event
    8.688.1 Function
    8.688.2 Calling
    8.688.3 Success Response to Canceled Event
    8.688.4 Success Response to Completed Event
    8.688.5 Error Responses
    8.688.6 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.688.7 File
  8.689 Tootsville::Infinity-Enumerate-Wear-Slots
    8.689.1 Function
    8.689.2 Usage
    8.689.3 200 OK
    8.689.4 File
  8.690 Tootsville::Infinity-Finger
    8.690.1 Function
    8.690.2 Usage
    8.690.3 Reply format
    8.690.4 File
  8.691 Tootsville::Infinity-Game-Action
    8.691.1 Function
    8.691.2 Usage
    8.691.3 Example
    8.691.4 Overview of In-World Minigames
    8.691.5 General Structure
    8.691.6 Response format
    8.691.7 Status 400 Error
    8.691.8 File
  8.692 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Apple
    8.692.1 Function
    8.692.2 Theory
    8.692.3 Apple-based authentication
    8.692.4 New in 1.1
    8.692.5 Changes from 1.1 to 1.2
    8.692.6 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.692.7 File
  8.693 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Avatars
    8.693.1 Function
    8.693.2 Usage
    8.693.3 Example
    8.693.4 Status 200 OK
    8.693.5 File
  8.694 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Color-Palettes
    8.694.1 Function
    8.694.2 Usage
    8.694.3 Status 410 Gone
    8.694.4 Changes from 1.1 to 1.2
    8.694.5 Revival?
    8.694.6 File
  8.695 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Inventory
    8.695.1 Function
    8.695.2 Usage
    8.695.3 Status 200 OK
    8.695.4 File
  8.696 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Inventory-By-Type
    8.696.1 Function
    8.696.2 Usage
    8.696.3 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.696.4 Status 200 OK
    8.696.5 File
  8.697 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Mail-In-Box
    8.697.1 Function
    8.697.2 Usage
    8.697.3 Examples
    8.697.4 200 OK
    8.697.5 416 Request Range Not Satisfiable
    8.697.6 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.697.7 Formerly Proprietary Extension
    8.697.8 File
  8.698 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Online-Users
    8.698.1 Function
    8.698.2 Usage
    8.698.3 Example
    8.698.4 Status 200 OK
    8.698.5 Status 403 Permission Denied
    8.698.6 File
  8.699 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Passport
    8.699.1 Function
    8.699.2 Usage
    8.699.3 200 OK
    8.699.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.699.5 Formerly Proprietary Extension
    8.699.6 File
  8.700 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Room-List
    8.700.1 Function
    8.700.2 Usage
    8.700.3 Status 200 OK
    8.700.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.700.5 File
  8.701 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Room-Vars
    8.701.1 Function
    8.701.2 Usage
    8.701.3 Historical Usage (Romance I)
    8.701.4 Room Environment
    8.701.5 Sky Variables
    8.701.6 Weather
    8.701.7 Room Objects
      8.701.7.1 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
      8.701.7.2 Changes from 1.1 to 1.2
    8.701.8 Places
      8.701.8.1 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
      8.701.8.2 Changes from 1.0 to 1.1
    8.701.9 More good stuff
    8.701.10 See Also
    8.701.11 File
  8.702 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Server-Time
    8.702.1 Function
    8.702.2 File
  8.703 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Session-Apple
    8.703.1 Function
    8.703.2 410 Gone
    8.703.3 New in 1.1
    8.703.4 File
  8.704 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Store-Item-Info
    8.704.1 Function
    8.704.2 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.704.3 200 OK
    8.704.4 404 Not Found
    8.704.5 File
  8.705 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-User-Lists
    8.705.1 Function
    8.705.2 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.705.3 File
  8.706 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Wallet
    8.706.1 Function
    8.706.2 Changes from 1.1 to 1.2
    8.706.3 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.706.4 200 OK
    8.706.5 File
  8.707 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Zone-List
    8.707.1 Function
    8.707.2 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.707.3 File
  8.708 Tootsville::Infinity-Give
    8.708.1 Function
    8.708.2 412 Precondition Failed
    8.708.3 404 Not Found
    8.708.4 403 Forbidden
    8.708.5 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.708.6 File
  8.709 Tootsville::Infinity-Go
    8.709.1 Function
    8.709.2 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.709.3 File
  8.710 Tootsville::Infinity-Init-User-Room
    8.710.1 Function
    8.710.2 410 Gone
    8.710.3 File
  8.711 Tootsville::Infinity-Join
    8.711.1 Function
    8.711.2 Usage
    8.711.3 Status 200 OK
    8.711.4 Error Return values
    8.711.5 410 Gone
    8.711.6 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.711.7 File
  8.712 Tootsville::Infinity-Login
    8.712.1 Function
    8.712.2 Usage
    8.712.3 Example
    8.712.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.712.5 Changes from 1.1 to 1.2
    8.712.6 Changes from 1.0 to 1.1
    8.712.7 File
  8.713 Tootsville::Infinity-Logout
    8.713.1 Function
    8.713.2 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.713.3 File
  8.714 Tootsville::Infinity-Mail-Customer-Service
    8.714.1 Function
    8.714.2 Usage
    8.714.3 File
  8.715 Tootsville::Infinity-Peek-At-Inventory
    8.715.1 Function
    8.715.2 Usage
    8.715.3 Examples
    8.715.4 Status 200 OK
    8.715.5 Status 404 Not Found
    8.715.6 Status 400 Argument Error
    8.715.7 File
  8.716 Tootsville::Infinity-Ping
    8.716.1 Function
    8.716.2 Usage
    8.716.3 Examples
    8.716.4 200 OK
    8.716.5 File
  8.717 Tootsville::Infinity-Play-With
    8.717.1 Function
    8.717.2 Usage
    8.717.3 Status 200 OK
    8.717.4 Status 403 Not Your Toot
    8.717.5 Status 404 No Such Toot
    8.717.6 File
  8.718 Tootsville::Infinity-Pre-Login
    8.718.1 Function
    8.718.2 Changes from 1.0 to 1.2
    8.718.3 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.718.4 File
  8.719 Tootsville::Infinity-Prompt-Reply
    8.719.1 Function
    8.719.2 Usage
    8.719.3 Overview of Prompts
    8.719.4 Canceling a prompt
    8.719.5 File
  8.720 Tootsville::Infinity-Quiesce
    8.720.1 Function
    8.720.2 Usage
    8.720.3 Status 200 OK
    8.720.4 Asynchronous periodic demands
    8.720.5 File
  8.721 Tootsville::Infinity-Read-Map
    8.721.1 Function
    8.721.2 Usage
    8.721.3 Status 200 OK
    8.721.4 Overview of Spots and Badges
    8.721.5 File
  8.722 Tootsville::Infinity-Remove-From-List
    8.722.1 Function
    8.722.2 Usage
    8.722.3 Status 200 OK
    8.722.4 Status 404 Not Found
    8.722.5 Status 412 Precondition Failed
    8.722.6 File
  8.723 Tootsville::Infinity-Report-Bug
    8.723.1 Function
    8.723.2 File
  8.724 Tootsville::Infinity-Report-User
    8.724.1 Function
    8.724.2 File
  8.725 Tootsville::Infinity-Request-Buddy
    8.725.1 Function
    8.725.2 Usage
    8.725.3 Example
    8.725.4 Changes from 1.0 to 1.1
    8.725.5 New in 1.1
    8.725.6 File
  8.726 Tootsville::Infinity-Send-Mail-Message
    8.726.1 Function
    8.726.2 Usage
    8.726.3 Examples
    8.726.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.726.5 Formerly Proprietary Extension
    8.726.6 200 OK
    8.726.7 400 Bad Request
    8.726.8 413 Payload Too Large
    8.726.9 Formerly Proprietary Extension
    8.726.10 File
  8.727 Tootsville::Infinity-Send-Out-Of-Band-Message
    8.727.1 Function
    8.727.2 File
  8.728 Tootsville::Infinity-Server-Time
    8.728.1 Function
    8.728.2 Usage
    8.728.3 Example
    8.728.4 File
  8.729 Tootsville::Infinity-Set-Avatar-Color
    8.729.1 Function
    8.729.2 Romance 1.1 instructions
    8.729.3 File
  8.730 Tootsville::Infinity-Set-Furniture
    8.730.1 Function
    8.730.2 Romance 1.2 instructions
    8.730.3 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.730.4 200 OK
    8.730.5 400 Error in parameters
    8.730.6 File
  8.731 Tootsville::Infinity-Set-Room-Var
    8.731.1 Function
    8.731.2 Usage
    8.731.3 Example
    8.731.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.731.5 File
  8.732 Tootsville::Infinity-Set-User-Var
    8.732.1 Function
    8.732.2 Usage
    8.732.3 Example
    8.732.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.732.5 Available Attributes (2.0)
    8.732.6 200 OK
    8.732.7 400 Illegal
    8.732.8 File
  8.733 Tootsville::Infinity-Shoot
    8.733.1 Function
    8.733.2 Usage
    8.733.3 Example
    8.733.4 See also
    8.733.5 File
  8.734 Tootsville::Infinity-Spawn-Zone
    8.734.1 Function
    8.734.2 Implementation in 2.0
    8.734.3 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.734.4 File
  8.735 Tootsville::Infinity-Speak
    8.735.1 Function
    8.735.2 Usage
    8.735.3 Speech filtering
    8.735.4 Special character handling
    8.735.5 Special commands
    8.735.6 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.735.7 File
  8.736 Tootsville::Infinity-Stamp-Passport
    8.736.1 Function
    8.736.2 Usage
    8.736.3 Example
    8.736.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.736.5 Formerly Proprietary Extension
    8.736.6 File
  8.737 Tootsville::Infinity-Start-Event
    8.737.1 Function
    8.737.2 What is a “Quaestor Event”?
    8.737.3 Usage
    8.737.4 Responses
      8.737.4.1 Event already completed
      8.737.4.2 Event started successfully
      8.737.4.3 Event requires a download to begin
    8.737.5 Error response
    8.737.6 Ending an event
    8.737.7 Quaestor Events in Detail
      8.737.7.1 Magic Fountains
      8.737.7.2 Shops
      8.737.7.3 Secrets and Treasures
      8.737.7.4 Minigames
    8.737.8 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.737.9 File
  8.738 Tootsville::Infinity-Stats
    8.738.1 Function
    8.738.2 File
  8.739 Tootsville::Infinity-Toot-List
    8.739.1 Function
    8.739.2 Usage
    8.739.3 200 OK
    8.739.4 File
  8.740 Tootsville::Infinity-Use-Equipment
    8.740.1 Function
    8.740.2 Usage
    8.740.3 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.740.4 File
  8.741 Tootsville::Infinity-Wardrobe
    8.741.1 Function
    8.741.2 Usage
    8.741.3 200 OK
    8.741.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.741.5 File
  8.742 Tootsville::Infinity-Websocket-Resource
    8.742.1 Class
    8.742.2 Slots
  8.743 Tootsville::Infinity-Wtl
    8.743.1 Function
    8.743.2 Usage
    8.743.3 Reply
    8.743.4 Future Directions
    8.743.5 See Also
    8.743.6 Changes from 1.1
    8.743.7 File
  8.744 Tootsville::Infinity-Wtl-4
    8.744.1 Function
    8.744.2 Usage
    8.744.3 File
  8.745 Tootsville::Init-Async
    8.745.1 Function
    8.745.2 File
  8.746 Tootsville::Init-Characters
    8.746.1 Function
    8.746.2 File
  8.747 Tootsville::Integer-To-Byte-Vector
    8.747.1 Function
    8.747.2 File
  8.748 Tootsville::Integer-To-Color24
    8.748.1 Function
    8.748.2 File
  8.749 Tootsville::Interpret-Facing
    8.749.1 Function
    8.749.2 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.749.3 File
  8.750 Tootsville::Invalidate-Cache
    8.750.1 Function
    8.750.2 File
  8.751 Tootsville::Inventory-Item
    8.751.1 Class
    8.751.2 Slots
  8.752 Tootsville::Inventory-Item-Equipped
    8.752.1 Function
    8.752.2 File
    8.752.3 SetF Function
    8.752.4 File
  8.753 Tootsville::Inventory-Item-Equipped-P
    8.753.1 Function
    8.753.2 File
  8.754 Tootsville::Inventory-Item-Item
    8.754.1 Function
    8.754.2 File
    8.754.3 SetF Function
    8.754.4 File
  8.755 Tootsville::Inventory-Item-P
    8.755.1 Function
    8.755.2 File
  8.756 Tootsville::Inventory-Item-Person
    8.756.1 Function
    8.756.2 File
    8.756.3 SetF Function
    8.756.4 File
  8.757 Tootsville::Inventory-Item-Toot
    8.757.1 Function
    8.757.2 File
    8.757.3 SetF Function
    8.757.4 File
  8.758 Tootsville::Item
    8.758.1 Class
    8.758.2 Slots
  8.759 Tootsville::Item-Alt-Color
    8.759.1 Function
    8.759.2 File
    8.759.3 SetF Function
    8.759.4 File
  8.760 Tootsville::Item-Altitude
    8.760.1 Function
    8.760.2 File
    8.760.3 SetF Function
    8.760.4 File
  8.761 Tootsville::Item-Avatar-Scale-X
    8.761.1 Function
    8.761.2 File
    8.761.3 SetF Function
    8.761.4 File
  8.762 Tootsville::Item-Avatar-Scale-Y
    8.762.1 Function
    8.762.2 File
    8.762.3 SetF Function
    8.762.4 File
  8.763 Tootsville::Item-Avatar-Scale-Z
    8.763.1 Function
    8.763.2 File
    8.763.3 SetF Function
    8.763.4 File
  8.764 Tootsville::Item-Base-Color
    8.764.1 Function
    8.764.2 File
    8.764.3 SetF Function
    8.764.4 File
  8.765 Tootsville::Item-Energy
    8.765.1 Function
    8.765.2 File
    8.765.3 SetF Function
    8.765.4 File
  8.766 Tootsville::Item-Facing
    8.766.1 Function
    8.766.2 File
    8.766.3 SetF Function
    8.766.4 File
  8.767 Tootsville::Item-Gain-Energy
    8.767.1 Function
    8.767.2 File
  8.768 Tootsville::Item-In-Inventory-P
    8.768.1 Function
    8.768.2 File
  8.769 Tootsville::Item-Info
    8.769.1 Function
    8.769.2 File
  8.770 Tootsville::Item-Latitude
    8.770.1 Function
    8.770.2 File
    8.770.3 SetF Function
    8.770.4 File
  8.771 Tootsville::Item-Longitude
    8.771.1 Function
    8.771.2 File
    8.771.3 SetF Function
    8.771.4 File
  8.772 Tootsville::Item-Lose-Energy
    8.772.1 Function
    8.772.2 File
  8.773 Tootsville::Item-Owned-By-P
    8.773.1 Function
    8.773.2 File
  8.774 Tootsville::Item-P
    8.774.1 Function
    8.774.2 File
  8.775 Tootsville::Item-Template
    8.775.1 Function
    8.775.2 File
    8.775.3 SetF Function
    8.775.4 File
    8.775.5 Class
    8.775.6 Slots
  8.776 Tootsville::Item-Template-Avatar
    8.776.1 Function
    8.776.2 File
    8.776.3 SetF Function
    8.776.4 File
  8.777 Tootsville::Item-Template-Avatar-Scale-X
    8.777.1 Function
    8.777.2 File
    8.777.3 SetF Function
    8.777.4 File
  8.778 Tootsville::Item-Template-Avatar-Scale-Y
    8.778.1 Function
    8.778.2 File
    8.778.3 SetF Function
    8.778.4 File
  8.779 Tootsville::Item-Template-Avatar-Scale-Z
    8.779.1 Function
    8.779.2 File
    8.779.3 SetF Function
    8.779.4 File
  8.780 Tootsville::Item-Template-Default-Alt-Color
    8.780.1 Function
    8.780.2 File
    8.780.3 SetF Function
    8.780.4 File
  8.781 Tootsville::Item-Template-Default-Base-Color
    8.781.1 Function
    8.781.2 File
    8.781.3 SetF Function
    8.781.4 File
  8.782 Tootsville::Item-Template-Description
    8.782.1 Function
    8.782.2 File
    8.782.3 SetF Function
    8.782.4 File
  8.783 Tootsville::Item-Template-Energy-Kind
    8.783.1 Function
    8.783.2 File
    8.783.3 SetF Function
    8.783.4 File
  8.784 Tootsville::Item-Template-Energy-Max
    8.784.1 Function
    8.784.2 File
    8.784.3 SetF Function
    8.784.4 File
  8.785 Tootsville::Item-Template-Id
    8.785.1 Function
    8.785.2 File
    8.785.3 SetF Function
    8.785.4 File
  8.786 Tootsville::Item-Template-Info
    8.786.1 Function
    8.786.2 File
  8.787 Tootsville::Item-Template-Name
    8.787.1 Function
    8.787.2 File
    8.787.3 SetF Function
    8.787.4 File
  8.788 Tootsville::Item-Template-On-Zero
    8.788.1 Function
    8.788.2 File
    8.788.3 SetF Function
    8.788.4 File
  8.789 Tootsville::Item-Template-P
    8.789.1 Function
    8.789.2 File
  8.790 Tootsville::Item-Template-Trade
    8.790.1 Function
    8.790.2 File
    8.790.3 SetF Function
    8.790.4 File
  8.791 Tootsville::Item-Template-Wear-Slot
    8.791.1 Function
    8.791.2 File
    8.791.3 SetF Function
    8.791.4 File
  8.792 Tootsville::Item-Template-Weight
    8.792.1 Function
    8.792.2 File
    8.792.3 SetF Function
    8.792.4 File
  8.793 Tootsville::Item-Uuid
    8.793.1 Function
    8.793.2 File
    8.793.3 SetF Function
    8.793.4 File
  8.794 Tootsville::Item-World
    8.794.1 Function
    8.794.2 File
    8.794.3 SetF Function
    8.794.4 File
  8.795 Tootsville::Item-X
    8.795.1 Function
    8.795.2 File
    8.795.3 SetF Function
    8.795.4 File
  8.796 Tootsville::Item-Y
    8.796.1 Function
    8.796.2 File
    8.796.3 SetF Function
    8.796.4 File
  8.797 Tootsville::Item-Z
    8.797.1 Function
    8.797.2 File
    8.797.3 SetF Function
    8.797.4 File
  8.798 Tootsville::Items-At
    8.798.1 Function
    8.798.2 File
  8.799 Tootsville::Jack-Personality
    8.799.1 Structure
    8.799.2 Type
    8.799.3 Class
    8.799.4 Slots
  8.800 Tootsville::Journal
    8.800.1 Function
    8.800.2 Usage
    8.800.3 Examples
    8.800.4 File
  8.801 Tootsville::Json-To-Html
    8.801.1 Function
    8.801.2 File
  8.802 Tootsville::Kick
    8.802.1 Function
    8.802.2 File
  8.803 Tootsville::Kick-Child-Time-Up
    8.803.1 Function
    8.803.2 File
  8.804 Tootsville::Kind-Of-Habitat
    8.804.1 Type
  8.805 Tootsville::Lambda-List-As-Variables
    8.805.1 Function
    8.805.2 File
  8.806 Tootsville::Last-Active
    8.806.1 Function
    8.806.2 SetF Function
  8.807 Tootsville::Latitude
    8.807.1 Function
    8.807.2 File
  8.808 Tootsville::Legal-Age
    8.808.1 Function
    8.808.2 File
  8.809 Tootsville::Lil-Mc-Personality
    8.809.1 Structure
    8.809.2 Type
    8.809.3 Class
    8.809.4 Slots
  8.810 Tootsville::Limit-String-Length
    8.810.1 Function
    8.810.2 File
  8.811 Tootsville::Lisp-To-Db-Name
    8.811.1 Function
    8.811.2 File
  8.812 Tootsville::List-Banhammers
    8.812.1 Function
    8.812.2 File
  8.813 Tootsville::List-Of-String=
    8.813.1 Function
    8.813.2 File
  8.814 Tootsville::Listen-For-Websockets
    8.814.1 Function
    8.814.2 File
  8.815 Tootsville::Listener-Name
    8.815.1 Function
    8.815.2 File
  8.816 Tootsville::Load-Config
    8.816.1 Function
    8.816.2 File
  8.817 Tootsville::Load-Record
    8.817.1 Function
    8.817.2 File
  8.818 Tootsville::Local-Room-Vars
    8.818.1 Function
    8.818.2 File
  8.819 Tootsville::Locale-Music
    8.819.1 Class
    8.819.2 Slots
  8.820 Tootsville::Locale-Music-Music
    8.820.1 Function
    8.820.2 File
    8.820.3 SetF Function
    8.820.4 File
  8.821 Tootsville::Locale-Music-P
    8.821.1 Function
    8.821.2 File
  8.822 Tootsville::Locale-Music-Radius
    8.822.1 Function
    8.822.2 File
    8.822.3 SetF Function
    8.822.4 File
  8.823 Tootsville::Locale-Music-X
    8.823.1 Function
    8.823.2 File
    8.823.3 SetF Function
    8.823.4 File
  8.824 Tootsville::Locale-Music-Y
    8.824.1 Function
    8.824.2 File
    8.824.3 SetF Function
    8.824.4 File
  8.825 Tootsville::Locale-Music-Z
    8.825.1 Function
    8.825.2 File
    8.825.3 SetF Function
    8.825.4 File
  8.826 Tootsville::Login
    8.826.1 Class
    8.826.2 Slots
  8.827 Tootsville::Login-Child
    8.827.1 Function
    8.827.2 File
  8.828 Tootsville::Login-Credential
    8.828.1 Function
    8.828.2 File
    8.828.3 SetF Function
    8.828.4 File
  8.829 Tootsville::Login-Fail
    8.829.1 Function
    8.829.2 File
  8.830 Tootsville::Login-Failed-Message
    8.830.1 Function
    8.830.2 File
  8.831 Tootsville::Login-Last-Seen
    8.831.1 Function
    8.831.2 File
    8.831.3 SetF Function
    8.831.4 File
  8.832 Tootsville::Login-Ok-Message
    8.832.1 Function
    8.832.2 File
  8.833 Tootsville::Login-Origin
    8.833.1 Function
    8.833.2 File
    8.833.3 SetF Function
    8.833.4 File
  8.834 Tootsville::Login-P
    8.834.1 Function
    8.834.2 File
  8.835 Tootsville::Login-Person
    8.835.1 Function
    8.835.2 File
    8.835.3 SetF Function
    8.835.4 File
  8.836 Tootsville::Login-Renewed
    8.836.1 Function
    8.836.2 File
    8.836.3 SetF Function
    8.836.4 File
  8.837 Tootsville::Login-Start
    8.837.1 Function
    8.837.2 File
    8.837.3 SetF Function
    8.837.4 File
  8.838 Tootsville::Login-Uuid
    8.838.1 Function
    8.838.2 File
    8.838.3 SetF Function
    8.838.4 File
  8.839 Tootsville::Longitude
    8.839.1 Function
    8.839.2 File
  8.840 Tootsville::Look-For-Ssl-Certs
    8.840.1 Function
    8.840.2 File
  8.841 Tootsville::Lot
    8.841.1 Class
    8.841.2 Slots
  8.842 Tootsville::Lot-Owner-Toot
    8.842.1 Function
    8.842.2 File
    8.842.3 SetF Function
    8.842.4 File
  8.843 Tootsville::Lot-Ownership
    8.843.1 Function
    8.843.2 File
    8.843.3 SetF Function
    8.843.4 File
  8.844 Tootsville::Lot-P
    8.844.1 Function
    8.844.2 File
  8.845 Tootsville::Lot-World
    8.845.1 Function
    8.845.2 File
    8.845.3 SetF Function
    8.845.4 File
  8.846 Tootsville::Lot-X1
    8.846.1 Function
    8.846.2 File
    8.846.3 SetF Function
    8.846.4 File
  8.847 Tootsville::Lot-X2
    8.847.1 Function
    8.847.2 File
    8.847.3 SetF Function
    8.847.4 File
  8.848 Tootsville::Lot-Y1
    8.848.1 Function
    8.848.2 File
    8.848.3 SetF Function
    8.848.4 File
  8.849 Tootsville::Lot-Y2
    8.849.1 Function
    8.849.2 File
    8.849.3 SetF Function
    8.849.4 File
  8.850 Tootsville::Lot-Z1
    8.850.1 Function
    8.850.2 File
    8.850.3 SetF Function
    8.850.4 File
  8.851 Tootsville::Lot-Z2
    8.851.1 Function
    8.851.2 File
    8.851.3 SetF Function
    8.851.4 File
  8.852 Tootsville::Make-Avatar
    8.852.1 Function
    8.852.2 File
  8.853 Tootsville::Make-Avatar-Slot
    8.853.1 Function
    8.853.2 File
  8.854 Tootsville::Make-Character-Music
    8.854.1 Function
    8.854.2 File
  8.855 Tootsville::Make-Child-Request
    8.855.1 Function
    8.855.2 File
  8.856 Tootsville::Make-Color24
    8.856.1 Function
    8.856.2 File
  8.857 Tootsville::Make-Contact
    8.857.1 Function
    8.857.2 File
  8.858 Tootsville::Make-Credential
    8.858.1 Function
    8.858.2 File
  8.859 Tootsville::Make-Endpoint-Function-Name
    8.859.1 Function
    8.859.2 File
  8.860 Tootsville::Make-Game-Point
    8.860.1 Function
    8.860.2 File
  8.861 Tootsville::Make-Gossip-Initiation
    8.861.1 Function
    8.861.2 File
  8.862 Tootsville::Make-Inventory-Item
    8.862.1 Function
    8.862.2 File
  8.863 Tootsville::Make-Item
    8.863.1 Function
    8.863.2 File
  8.864 Tootsville::Make-Item-Template
    8.864.1 Function
    8.864.2 File
  8.865 Tootsville::Make-Locale-Music
    8.865.1 Function
    8.865.2 File
  8.866 Tootsville::Make-Login
    8.866.1 Function
    8.866.2 File
  8.867 Tootsville::Make-Lot
    8.867.1 Function
    8.867.2 File
  8.868 Tootsville::Make-Metronome-Task
    8.868.1 Function
    8.868.2 File
  8.869 Tootsville::Make-Mist
    8.869.1 Function
    8.869.2 File
  8.870 Tootsville::Make-Music
    8.870.1 Function
    8.870.2 File
  8.871 Tootsville::Make-New-Toot-State
    8.871.1 Function
    8.871.2 File
  8.872 Tootsville::Make-Parent-Child
    8.872.1 Function
    8.872.2 File
  8.873 Tootsville::Make-Pattern
    8.873.1 Function
    8.873.2 File
  8.874 Tootsville::Make-Person
    8.874.1 Function
    8.874.2 File
  8.875 Tootsville::Make-Person-Link
    8.875.1 Function
    8.875.2 File
  8.876 Tootsville::Make-Place
    8.876.1 Function
    8.876.2 File
  8.877 Tootsville::Make-Quaestor-Event
    8.877.1 Function
    8.877.2 File
  8.878 Tootsville::Make-Record
    8.878.1 Function
    8.878.2 File
  8.879 Tootsville::Make-Sms
    8.879.1 Function
    8.879.2 File
  8.880 Tootsville::Make-Store-Item
    8.880.1 Function
    8.880.2 File
  8.881 Tootsville::Make-Tcp-Client
    8.881.1 Function
    8.881.2 File
  8.882 Tootsville::Make-Terrain-Height
    8.882.1 Function
    8.882.2 File
  8.883 Tootsville::Make-Toot
    8.883.1 Function
    8.883.2 File
  8.884 Tootsville::Make-Toot-Quiesced
    8.884.1 Function
    8.884.2 File
  8.885 Tootsville::Make-Wear-Slot
    8.885.1 Function
    8.885.2 File
  8.886 Tootsville::Make-Wind-Vector
    8.886.1 Function
    8.886.2 File
  8.887 Tootsville::Make-Wind-Vector-Field
    8.887.1 Function
    8.887.2 File
  8.888 Tootsville::Make-World
    8.888.1 Function
    8.888.2 File
  8.889 Tootsville::Make-Wtl-Course
    8.889.1 Function
    8.889.2 File
  8.890 Tootsville::Map-Places
    8.890.1 Type
  8.891 Tootsville::Maybe-Parent-Approval
    8.891.1 Function
    8.891.2 File
  8.892 Tootsville::Mayor-Louis-Personality
    8.892.1 Structure
    8.892.2 Type
    8.892.3 Class
    8.892.4 Slots
  8.893 Tootsville::Memcached-Get-Key
    8.893.1 Function
    8.893.2 File
  8.894 Tootsville::Metronome-Idle-Tasks
    8.894.1 Function
    8.894.2 File
  8.895 Tootsville::Metronome-Register
    8.895.1 Function
    8.895.2 File
  8.896 Tootsville::Metronome-Remove
    8.896.1 Function
    8.896.2 File
  8.897 Tootsville::Metronome-Task
    8.897.1 Class
    8.897.2 Slots
  8.898 Tootsville::Metronome-Task-Frequency
    8.898.1 Function
    8.898.2 File
    8.898.3 SetF Function
    8.898.4 File
  8.899 Tootsville::Metronome-Task-Function
    8.899.1 Function
    8.899.2 File
    8.899.3 SetF Function
    8.899.4 File
  8.900 Tootsville::Metronome-Task-Name
    8.900.1 Function
    8.900.2 File
    8.900.3 SetF Function
    8.900.4 File
  8.901 Tootsville::Metronome-Task-One-Shot-Time
    8.901.1 Function
    8.901.2 File
    8.901.3 SetF Function
    8.901.4 File
  8.902 Tootsville::Metronome-Task-P
    8.902.1 Function
    8.902.2 File
  8.903 Tootsville::Metronome-Task-Thread
    8.903.1 Function
    8.903.2 File
    8.903.3 SetF Function
    8.903.4 File
  8.904 Tootsville::Mist
    8.904.1 Class
    8.904.2 Slots
  8.905 Tootsville::Mist-Altitude-1
    8.905.1 Function
    8.905.2 File
    8.905.3 SetF Function
    8.905.4 File
  8.906 Tootsville::Mist-Altitude-2
    8.906.1 Function
    8.906.2 File
    8.906.3 SetF Function
    8.906.4 File
  8.907 Tootsville::Mist-Definedp
    8.907.1 Function
    8.907.2 File
    8.907.3 SetF Function
    8.907.4 File
  8.908 Tootsville::Mist-Latitude-1
    8.908.1 Function
    8.908.2 File
    8.908.3 SetF Function
    8.908.4 File
  8.909 Tootsville::Mist-Latitude-2
    8.909.1 Function
    8.909.2 File
    8.909.3 SetF Function
    8.909.4 File
  8.910 Tootsville::Mist-Longitude-1
    8.910.1 Function
    8.910.2 File
    8.910.3 SetF Function
    8.910.4 File
  8.911 Tootsville::Mist-Longitude-2
    8.911.1 Function
    8.911.2 File
    8.911.3 SetF Function
    8.911.4 File
  8.912 Tootsville::Mist-P
    8.912.1 Function
    8.912.2 File
  8.913 Tootsville::Mist-World
    8.913.1 Function
    8.913.2 File
    8.913.3 SetF Function
    8.913.4 File
  8.914 Tootsville::Moo-Personality
    8.914.1 Structure
    8.914.2 Type
    8.914.3 Class
    8.914.4 Slots
  8.915 Tootsville::Moon-Position
    8.915.1 Function
    8.915.2 File
  8.916 Tootsville::Music
    8.916.1 Class
    8.916.2 Slots
  8.917 Tootsville::Music-Artist
    8.917.1 Function
    8.917.2 File
    8.917.3 SetF Function
    8.917.4 File
  8.918 Tootsville::Music-Genre
    8.918.1 Function
    8.918.2 File
    8.918.3 SetF Function
    8.918.4 File
  8.919 Tootsville::Music-Id
    8.919.1 Function
    8.919.2 File
    8.919.3 SetF Function
    8.919.4 File
  8.920 Tootsville::Music-License
    8.920.1 Function
    8.920.2 File
    8.920.3 SetF Function
    8.920.4 File
  8.921 Tootsville::Music-Moniker
    8.921.1 Function
    8.921.2 File
    8.921.3 SetF Function
    8.921.4 File
  8.922 Tootsville::Music-P
    8.922.1 Function
    8.922.2 File
  8.923 Tootsville::Music-Title
    8.923.1 Function
    8.923.2 File
    8.923.3 SetF Function
    8.923.4 File
  8.924 Tootsville::Name-For-Content-Type
    8.924.1 Function
    8.924.2 File
  8.925 Tootsville::Name-Idle-Threads-Sequentially
    8.925.1 Function
    8.925.2 File
  8.926 Tootsville::Nearp
    8.926.1 Function
    8.926.2 File
  8.927 Tootsville::Nevermind-Personality
    8.927.1 Structure
    8.927.2 Type
    8.927.3 Class
    8.927.4 Slots
  8.928 Tootsville::Normalize-Url
    8.928.1 Function
    8.928.2 File
  8.929 Tootsville::Not-Found
    8.929.1 Structure
    8.929.2 Type
    8.929.3 Class
    8.929.4 Slots
  8.930 Tootsville::Not-Found-If-Null
    8.930.1 Function
    8.930.2 File
  8.931 Tootsville::Not-Found-Thing
    8.931.1 Function
    8.931.2 SetF Function
  8.932 Tootsville::Not-Your-Toot-Error
    8.932.1 Structure
    8.932.2 Type
    8.932.3 Class
    8.932.4 Slots
  8.933 Tootsville::Null-If-Empty
    8.933.1 Function
    8.933.2 File
  8.934 Tootsville::On-Exception
    8.934.1 Function
  8.935 Tootsville::Open-Log-File
    8.935.1 Function
    8.935.2 File
  8.936 Tootsville::Pad-To-Multiple-Of-8
    8.936.1 Function
    8.936.2 File
  8.937 Tootsville::Parent-Child
    8.937.1 Class
    8.937.2 Slots
  8.938 Tootsville::Parent-Child-Child
    8.938.1 Function
    8.938.2 File
    8.938.3 SetF Function
    8.938.4 File
  8.939 Tootsville::Parent-Child-P
    8.939.1 Function
    8.939.2 File
  8.940 Tootsville::Parent-Child-Parent
    8.940.1 Function
    8.940.2 File
    8.940.3 SetF Function
    8.940.4 File
  8.941 Tootsville::Parent-Deny-Permission
    8.941.1 Function
    8.941.2 File
  8.942 Tootsville::Parent-Grant-Permission
    8.942.1 Function
    8.942.2 File
  8.943 Tootsville::Parse-Backtrace
    8.943.1 Function
    8.943.2 File
  8.944 Tootsville::Parse-Color24
    8.944.1 Function
    8.944.2 File
  8.945 Tootsville::Parse-Operator-Command
    8.945.1 Function
    8.945.2 File
  8.946 Tootsville::Parse-Uri-As-Template
    8.946.1 Function
    8.946.2 File
  8.947 Tootsville::Parse-Wtl-For-Robot
    8.947.1 Function
    8.947.2 File
  8.948 Tootsville::Path->Openapi
    8.948.1 Function
    8.948.2 File
  8.949 Tootsville::Pattern
    8.949.1 Class
    8.949.2 Slots
  8.950 Tootsville::Pattern-Id
    8.950.1 Function
    8.950.2 File
    8.950.3 SetF Function
    8.950.4 File
  8.951 Tootsville::Pattern-Name
    8.951.1 Function
    8.951.2 File
    8.951.3 SetF Function
    8.951.4 File
  8.952 Tootsville::Pattern-P
    8.952.1 Function
    8.952.2 File
  8.953 Tootsville::Peer-Address
    8.953.1 Function
  8.954 Tootsville::Pending-Child-Approval-Request
    8.954.1 Function
    8.954.2 File
  8.955 Tootsville::Pending-Child-Requests-By-Toot
    8.955.1 Function
    8.955.2 File
  8.956 Tootsville::Person
    8.956.1 Class
    8.956.2 Slots
  8.957 Tootsville::Person-Age
    8.957.1 Function
    8.957.2 File
    8.957.3 SetF Function
    8.957.4 File
  8.958 Tootsville::Person-Age*
    8.958.1 Function
    8.958.2 File
  8.959 Tootsville::Person-Date-Of-Birth
    8.959.1 Function
    8.959.2 File
    8.959.3 SetF Function
    8.959.4 File
  8.960 Tootsville::Person-Display-Name
    8.960.1 Function
    8.960.2 File
    8.960.3 SetF Function
    8.960.4 File
  8.961 Tootsville::Person-First-Email
    8.961.1 Function
    8.961.2 File
  8.962 Tootsville::Person-Gender
    8.962.1 Function
    8.962.2 File
    8.962.3 SetF Function
    8.962.4 File
  8.963 Tootsville::Person-Given-Name
    8.963.1 Function
    8.963.2 File
    8.963.3 SetF Function
    8.963.4 File
  8.964 Tootsville::Person-Info
    8.964.1 Function
    8.964.2 File
  8.965 Tootsville::Person-Is-Patron-P
    8.965.1 Function
    8.965.2 File
  8.966 Tootsville::Person-Lang
    8.966.1 Function
    8.966.2 File
    8.966.3 SetF Function
    8.966.4 File
  8.967 Tootsville::Person-Link
    8.967.1 Class
    8.967.2 Slots
  8.968 Tootsville::Person-Link-Label
    8.968.1 Function
    8.968.2 File
    8.968.3 SetF Function
    8.968.4 File
  8.969 Tootsville::Person-Link-P
    8.969.1 Function
    8.969.2 File
  8.970 Tootsville::Person-Link-Person
    8.970.1 Function
    8.970.2 File
    8.970.3 SetF Function
    8.970.4 File
  8.971 Tootsville::Person-Link-Provenance
    8.971.1 Function
    8.971.2 File
    8.971.3 SetF Function
    8.971.4 File
  8.972 Tootsville::Person-Link-Rel
    8.972.1 Function
    8.972.2 File
    8.972.3 SetF Function
    8.972.4 File
  8.973 Tootsville::Person-Link-Url
    8.973.1 Function
    8.973.2 File
    8.973.3 SetF Function
    8.973.4 File
  8.974 Tootsville::Person-Link-Uuid
    8.974.1 Function
    8.974.2 File
    8.974.3 SetF Function
    8.974.4 File
  8.975 Tootsville::Person-Links-To-Email
    8.975.1 Function
    8.975.2 File
  8.976 Tootsville::Person-P
    8.976.1 Function
    8.976.2 File
  8.977 Tootsville::Person-Sensitivep
    8.977.1 Function
    8.977.2 File
    8.977.3 SetF Function
    8.977.4 File
  8.978 Tootsville::Person-Surname
    8.978.1 Function
    8.978.2 File
    8.978.3 SetF Function
    8.978.4 File
  8.979 Tootsville::Person-Uuid
    8.979.1 Function
    8.979.2 File
    8.979.3 SetF Function
    8.979.4 File
  8.980 Tootsville::Picasso-Personality
    8.980.1 Structure
    8.980.2 Type
    8.980.3 Class
    8.980.4 Slots
  8.981 Tootsville::Place
    8.981.1 Class
    8.981.2 Slots
  8.982 Tootsville::Place-Altitude
    8.982.1 Function
    8.982.2 File
    8.982.3 SetF Function
    8.982.4 File
  8.983 Tootsville::Place-Appearance
    8.983.1 Function
    8.983.2 File
    8.983.3 SetF Function
    8.983.4 File
  8.984 Tootsville::Place-Attributes
    8.984.1 Function
    8.984.2 File
    8.984.3 SetF Function
    8.984.4 File
  8.985 Tootsville::Place-Furniture
    8.985.1 Function
    8.985.2 File
  8.986 Tootsville::Place-Kind
    8.986.1 Function
    8.986.2 File
    8.986.3 SetF Function
    8.986.4 File
  8.987 Tootsville::Place-Latitude
    8.987.1 Function
    8.987.2 File
    8.987.3 SetF Function
    8.987.4 File
  8.988 Tootsville::Place-Longitude
    8.988.1 Function
    8.988.2 File
    8.988.3 SetF Function
    8.988.4 File
  8.989 Tootsville::Place-P
    8.989.1 Function
    8.989.2 File
  8.990 Tootsville::Place-Shape
    8.990.1 Function
    8.990.2 File
    8.990.3 SetF Function
    8.990.4 File
  8.991 Tootsville::Place-String
    8.991.1 Function
    8.991.2 File
  8.992 Tootsville::Place-String-Circle
    8.992.1 Function
    8.992.2 File
  8.993 Tootsville::Place-Uuid
    8.993.1 Function
    8.993.2 File
    8.993.3 SetF Function
    8.993.4 File
  8.994 Tootsville::Place-World
    8.994.1 Function
    8.994.2 File
    8.994.3 SetF Function
    8.994.4 File
  8.995 Tootsville::Places-At-Position
    8.995.1 Function
    8.995.2 File
  8.996 Tootsville::Play-With-Toot
    8.996.1 Function
    8.996.2 File
  8.997 Tootsville::Player-Adultp
    8.997.1 Function
    8.997.2 File
  8.998 Tootsville::Player-Alert
    8.998.1 Function
    8.998.2 File
  8.999 Tootsville::Player-Childp
    8.999.1 Function
    8.999.2 File
  8.1000 Tootsville::Player-Toots
    8.1000.1 Function
    8.1000.2 File
  8.1001 Tootsville::Plist-To-English
    8.1001.1 Function
    8.1001.2 File
  8.1002 Tootsville::Plist-With-Index
    8.1002.1 Function
    8.1002.2 File
  8.1003 Tootsville::Point-Underwater-P
    8.1003.1 Function
    8.1003.2 File
  8.1004 Tootsville::Post-Sign-In
    8.1004.1 Function
    8.1004.2 File
  8.1005 Tootsville::Post/ Read-Version-Page
    8.1005.1 Function
    8.1005.2 File
  8.1006 Tootsville::Potential-Toot-Name-Character-P
    8.1006.1 Function
    8.1006.2 File
  8.1007 Tootsville::Potential-Toot-Name-P
    8.1007.1 Function
    8.1007.2 File
  8.1008 Tootsville::Power-On-Self-Test
    8.1008.1 Function
    8.1008.2 File
  8.1009 Tootsville::Powerset
    8.1009.1 Function
    8.1009.2 File
  8.1010 Tootsville::Pre-Login-Commands
    8.1010.1 Function
    8.1010.2 SetF Function
  8.1011 Tootsville::Precipitation
    8.1011.1 Function
    8.1011.2 File
  8.1012 Tootsville::Pretty-Print-Html-Error
    8.1012.1 Function
    8.1012.2 File
  8.1013 Tootsville::Print-Help
    8.1013.1 Function
    8.1013.2 File
  8.1014 Tootsville::Private-Admin-Message
    8.1014.1 Function
    8.1014.2 File
  8.1015 Tootsville::Prod
    8.1015.1 Variable
  8.1016 Tootsville::Props-Personality
    8.1016.1 Structure
    8.1016.2 Type
    8.1016.3 Class
    8.1016.4 Slots
  8.1017 Tootsville::Pull-Records
    8.1017.1 Function
    8.1017.2 File
  8.1018 Tootsville::Pull-Records-Cache
    8.1018.1 Variable
  8.1019 Tootsville::Qa
    8.1019.1 Variable
  8.1020 Tootsville::Quaestor-Cancel-Event
    8.1020.1 Function
    8.1020.2 File
  8.1021 Tootsville::Quaestor-Complete-Event
    8.1021.1 Function
    8.1021.2 File
  8.1022 Tootsville::Quaestor-End-Fountain
    8.1022.1 Function
    8.1022.2 File
  8.1023 Tootsville::Quaestor-Event
    8.1023.1 Class
    8.1023.2 Slots
  8.1024 Tootsville::Quaestor-Event-Completedp
    8.1024.1 Function
    8.1024.2 File
    8.1024.3 SetF Function
    8.1024.4 File
  8.1025 Tootsville::Quaestor-Event-Ended-At
    8.1025.1 Function
    8.1025.2 File
    8.1025.3 SetF Function
    8.1025.4 File
  8.1026 Tootsville::Quaestor-Event-Fairy-Dust
    8.1026.1 Function
    8.1026.2 File
    8.1026.3 SetF Function
    8.1026.4 File
  8.1027 Tootsville::Quaestor-Event-Item
    8.1027.1 Function
    8.1027.2 File
    8.1027.3 SetF Function
    8.1027.4 File
  8.1028 Tootsville::Quaestor-Event-Medal
    8.1028.1 Function
    8.1028.2 File
    8.1028.3 SetF Function
    8.1028.4 File
  8.1029 Tootsville::Quaestor-Event-P
    8.1029.1 Function
    8.1029.2 File
  8.1030 Tootsville::Quaestor-Event-Peanuts
    8.1030.1 Function
    8.1030.2 File
    8.1030.3 SetF Function
    8.1030.4 File
  8.1031 Tootsville::Quaestor-Event-Score
    8.1031.1 Function
    8.1031.2 File
    8.1031.3 SetF Function
    8.1031.4 File
  8.1032 Tootsville::Quaestor-Event-Source
    8.1032.1 Function
    8.1032.2 File
    8.1032.3 SetF Function
    8.1032.4 File
  8.1033 Tootsville::Quaestor-Event-Started-At
    8.1033.1 Function
    8.1033.2 File
    8.1033.3 SetF Function
    8.1033.4 File
  8.1034 Tootsville::Quaestor-Event-Started-By
    8.1034.1 Function
    8.1034.2 File
    8.1034.3 SetF Function
    8.1034.4 File
  8.1035 Tootsville::Quaestor-Event-Uuid
    8.1035.1 Function
    8.1035.2 File
    8.1035.3 SetF Function
    8.1035.4 File
  8.1036 Tootsville::Quaestor-New-Toot
    8.1036.1 Function
    8.1036.2 File
  8.1037 Tootsville::Quaestor-Start-Event
    8.1037.1 Function
    8.1037.2 File
  8.1038 Tootsville::Quaestor-Start-General
    8.1038.1 Function
    8.1038.2 File
  8.1039 Tootsville::Query-Params
    8.1039.1 Function
    8.1039.2 File
  8.1040 Tootsville::Query-String->Plist
    8.1040.1 Function
    8.1040.2 File
  8.1041 Tootsville::Query-To-Memcache-Key
    8.1041.1 Function
    8.1041.2 File
  8.1042 Tootsville::Quiesce-Connected-Toots
    8.1042.1 Function
    8.1042.2 File
  8.1043 Tootsville::Rad-Personality
    8.1043.1 Structure
    8.1043.2 Type
    8.1043.3 Class
    8.1043.4 Slots
  8.1044 Tootsville::Random-Key
    8.1044.1 Function
    8.1044.2 SetF Function
  8.1045 Tootsville::Random-Start-Wtl-For-Toot
    8.1045.1 Function
    8.1045.2 File
  8.1046 Tootsville::Raw-Post-String
    8.1046.1 Function
    8.1046.2 File
  8.1047 Tootsville::Read-Related-Journal
    8.1047.1 Function
    8.1047.2 File
  8.1048 Tootsville::Read-Staff-Journal
    8.1048.1 Function
    8.1048.2 File
  8.1049 Tootsville::Reap-Uninteresting-Child-Requests
    8.1049.1 Function
    8.1049.2 File
  8.1050 Tootsville::Reasonable-Name-Char-P
    8.1050.1 Function
    8.1050.2 File
  8.1051 Tootsville::Reasonable-Name-P
    8.1051.1 Function
    8.1051.2 File
  8.1052 Tootsville::Rebuild-Myself
    8.1052.1 Function
    8.1052.2 File
  8.1053 Tootsville::Redirect-To
    8.1053.1 Function
    8.1053.2 File
  8.1054 Tootsville::Redirect-To/ Html-Body
    8.1054.1 Function
    8.1054.2 File
  8.1055 Tootsville::Register-Metronome-Tasks
    8.1055.1 Function
    8.1055.2 File
  8.1056 Tootsville::Register-Signal-Handlers
    8.1056.1 Function
    8.1056.2 File
  8.1057 Tootsville::Relative-Facing
    8.1057.1 Function
    8.1057.2 File
  8.1058 Tootsville::Reload-Production
    8.1058.1 Function
    8.1058.2 File
  8.1059 Tootsville::Remap-Endpoints
    8.1059.1 Function
    8.1059.2 File
  8.1060 Tootsville::Remove-Furniture
    8.1060.1 Function
    8.1060.2 File
  8.1061 Tootsville::Remove-Repeats-For-Toot-Name
    8.1061.1 Function
    8.1061.2 File
  8.1062 Tootsville::Rename-Toot
    8.1062.1 Function
    8.1062.2 File
  8.1063 Tootsville::Render-Json
    8.1063.1 Function
    8.1063.2 File
  8.1064 Tootsville::Replace-Texinfo-Tables
    8.1064.1 Function
    8.1064.2 File
  8.1065 Tootsville::Report-Slow-Query
    8.1065.1 Function
    8.1065.2 File
  8.1066 Tootsville::Request-Accept-Types
    8.1066.1 Function
    8.1066.2 File
  8.1067 Tootsville::Respond-To-Error
    8.1067.1 Function
    8.1067.2 File
  8.1068 Tootsville::Restore-Robot-Wtl
    8.1068.1 Function
    8.1068.2 File
  8.1069 Tootsville::Return-New-Apple
    8.1069.1 Function
    8.1069.2 File
  8.1070 Tootsville::Rgb-Bytes->Rgb
    8.1070.1 Function
    8.1070.2 File
  8.1071 Tootsville::Robot
    8.1071.1 Structure
    8.1071.2 Type
    8.1071.3 Class
    8.1071.4 Slots
  8.1072 Tootsville::Robot-Broadcast
    8.1072.1 Function
    8.1072.2 File
  8.1073 Tootsville::Robot-Chaos
    8.1073.1 Class
    8.1073.2 Slots
  8.1074 Tootsville::Robot-Course
    8.1074.1 Function
    8.1074.2 SetF Function
  8.1075 Tootsville::Robot-Course-Wtl
    8.1075.1 Function
    8.1075.2 File
  8.1076 Tootsville::Robot-Cupid
    8.1076.1 Class
    8.1076.2 Slots
  8.1077 Tootsville::Robot-Doodle
    8.1077.1 Class
    8.1077.2 Slots
  8.1078 Tootsville::Robot-Dottie
    8.1078.1 Class
    8.1078.2 Slots
  8.1079 Tootsville::Robot-Flora
    8.1079.1 Class
    8.1079.2 Slots
  8.1080 Tootsville::Robot-Go-To
    8.1080.1 Function
  8.1081 Tootsville::Robot-Handle
    8.1081.1 Function
    8.1081.2 File
  8.1082 Tootsville::Robot-Harmony
    8.1082.1 Class
    8.1082.2 Slots
  8.1083 Tootsville::Robot-Has-Heard
    8.1083.1 Function
    8.1083.2 SetF Function
  8.1084 Tootsville::Robot-Heard
    8.1084.1 Function
    8.1084.2 File
  8.1085 Tootsville::Robot-Jack
    8.1085.1 Class
    8.1085.2 Slots
  8.1086 Tootsville::Robot-Lil-Mc
    8.1086.1 Class
    8.1086.2 Slots
  8.1087 Tootsville::Robot-Listen
    8.1087.1 Function
    8.1087.2 File
  8.1088 Tootsville::Robot-Match
    8.1088.1 Macro
    8.1088.2 File
  8.1089 Tootsville::Robot-Mayor-Louis
    8.1089.1 Class
    8.1089.2 Slots
  8.1090 Tootsville::Robot-Mode
    8.1090.1 Function
    8.1090.2 SetF Function
  8.1091 Tootsville::Robot-Moo
    8.1091.1 Class
    8.1091.2 Slots
  8.1092 Tootsville::Robot-Nevermind
    8.1092.1 Class
    8.1092.2 Slots
  8.1093 Tootsville::Robot-Picasso
    8.1093.1 Class
    8.1093.2 Slots
  8.1094 Tootsville::Robot-Position
    8.1094.1 Function
    8.1094.2 File
  8.1095 Tootsville::Robot-Props
    8.1095.1 Class
    8.1095.2 Slots
  8.1096 Tootsville::Robot-Rad
    8.1096.1 Class
    8.1096.2 Slots
  8.1097 Tootsville::Robot-Say
    8.1097.1 Function
  8.1098 Tootsville::Robot-Set-Mode
    8.1098.1 Macro
    8.1098.2 File
  8.1099 Tootsville::Robot-Shade
    8.1099.1 Class
    8.1099.2 Slots
  8.1100 Tootsville::Robot-Smudge
    8.1100.1 Class
    8.1100.2 Slots
  8.1101 Tootsville::Robot-Snowcone
    8.1101.1 Class
    8.1101.2 Slots
  8.1102 Tootsville::Robot-Sparkle
    8.1102.1 Class
    8.1102.2 Slots
  8.1103 Tootsville::Robot-Sploot
    8.1103.1 Class
    8.1103.2 Slots
  8.1104 Tootsville::Robot-Superstar
    8.1104.1 Class
    8.1104.2 Slots
  8.1105 Tootsville::Robot-Unicast
    8.1105.1 Function
    8.1105.2 File
  8.1106 Tootsville::Robot-Zap
    8.1106.1 Class
    8.1106.2 Slots
  8.1107 Tootsville::Robotp
    8.1107.1 Function
    8.1107.2 File
  8.1108 Tootsville::Romance-Ii-Copyright-Latest
    8.1108.1 Function
    8.1108.2 File
  8.1109 Tootsville::Romance-Ii-Program-Name
    8.1109.1 Function
    8.1109.2 File
  8.1110 Tootsville::Romance-Ii-Program-Name/ Version
    8.1110.1 Function
    8.1110.2 File
  8.1111 Tootsville::Romance-Ii-Program-Version
    8.1111.1 Function
    8.1111.2 File
  8.1112 Tootsville::Run-Async
    8.1112.1 Function
    8.1112.2 File
  8.1113 Tootsville::Run-Metronome-Tasks
    8.1113.1 Function
    8.1113.2 File
  8.1114 Tootsville::Save-Record
    8.1114.1 Function
    8.1114.2 File
  8.1115 Tootsville::Send-Parent-Child-Login-Email
    8.1115.1 Function
    8.1115.2 File
  8.1116 Tootsville::Send-Parent-Child-Login-Request
    8.1116.1 Function
    8.1116.2 File
  8.1117 Tootsville::Send-Reply-As-Bytes
    8.1117.1 Function
    8.1117.2 File
  8.1118 Tootsville::Send-Sms-Message
    8.1118.1 Function
    8.1118.2 File
  8.1119 Tootsville::Server-List
    8.1119.1 Function
    8.1119.2 File
  8.1120 Tootsville::Set-Http-Default-Headers
    8.1120.1 Function
    8.1120.2 File
  8.1121 Tootsville::Set-Up-For-Daemon/ Error-Output
    8.1121.1 Function
    8.1121.2 File
  8.1122 Tootsville::Set-Up-For-Daemon/ Log-Output
    8.1122.1 Function
    8.1122.2 File
  8.1123 Tootsville::Set-Up-For-Daemon/ Standard-Output
    8.1123.1 Function
    8.1123.2 File
  8.1124 Tootsville::Set-Up-For-Daemon/ Start-Logging
    8.1124.1 Function
    8.1124.2 File
  8.1125 Tootsville::Set-Up-For-Daemon/ Trace-Output
    8.1125.1 Function
    8.1125.2 File
  8.1126 Tootsville::Set-User-Var
    8.1126.1 Function
    8.1126.2 File
  8.1127 Tootsville::Set-User-Var-D
    8.1127.1 Function
    8.1127.2 File
  8.1128 Tootsville::Set-User-Var-Wtl
    8.1128.1 Function
    8.1128.2 File
  8.1129 Tootsville::Sha1-Hash
    8.1129.1 Function
    8.1129.2 File
  8.1130 Tootsville::Sha1-Hex
    8.1130.1 Function
    8.1130.2 File
  8.1131 Tootsville::Shaddow-Personality
    8.1131.1 Class
    8.1131.2 Slots
  8.1132 Tootsville::Shade-Personality
    8.1132.1 Structure
    8.1132.2 Type
    8.1132.3 Class
    8.1132.4 Slots
  8.1133 Tootsville::Shift-Contour-Point
    8.1133.1 Function
    8.1133.2 File
  8.1134 Tootsville::Sinus
    8.1134.1 Function
    8.1134.2 File
  8.1135 Tootsville::Sky-Contents
    8.1135.1 Function
    8.1135.2 File
  8.1136 Tootsville::Sky-Room-Var
    8.1136.1 Function
    8.1136.2 Example structure
    8.1136.3 File
  8.1137 Tootsville::Slot-Values
    8.1137.1 Function
    8.1137.2 File
  8.1138 Tootsville::Smoothe-Contour-200×200
    8.1138.1 Function
    8.1138.2 File
  8.1139 Tootsville::Sms
    8.1139.1 Class
    8.1139.2 Slots
  8.1140 Tootsville::Sms-Destination
    8.1140.1 Function
    8.1140.2 File
    8.1140.3 SetF Function
    8.1140.4 File
  8.1141 Tootsville::Sms-Message
    8.1141.1 Function
    8.1141.2 File
    8.1141.3 SetF Function
    8.1141.4 File
  8.1142 Tootsville::Sms-Message-Index
    8.1142.1 Function
    8.1142.2 File
  8.1143 Tootsville::Sms-Mmsp
    8.1143.1 Function
    8.1143.2 File
    8.1143.3 SetF Function
    8.1143.4 File
  8.1144 Tootsville::Sms-P
    8.1144.1 Function
    8.1144.2 File
  8.1145 Tootsville::Sms-Sender
    8.1145.1 Function
    8.1145.2 File
    8.1145.3 SetF Function
    8.1145.4 File
  8.1146 Tootsville::Sms-Uuid
    8.1146.1 Function
    8.1146.2 File
    8.1146.3 SetF Function
    8.1146.4 File
  8.1147 Tootsville::Smudge-Personality
    8.1147.1 Structure
    8.1147.2 Type
    8.1147.3 Class
    8.1147.4 Slots
  8.1148 Tootsville::Snowcone-Personality
    8.1148.1 Structure
    8.1148.2 Type
    8.1148.3 Class
    8.1148.4 Slots
  8.1149 Tootsville::Sparkle-Personality
    8.1149.1 Structure
    8.1149.2 Type
    8.1149.3 Class
    8.1149.4 Slots
  8.1150 Tootsville::Spawn-Terrain
    8.1150.1 Function
    8.1150.2 File
  8.1151 Tootsville::Split-Backtrace
    8.1151.1 Function
    8.1151.2 File
  8.1152 Tootsville::Split-Plist
    8.1152.1 Function
    8.1152.2 File
  8.1153 Tootsville::Sploot-Personality
    8.1153.1 Structure
    8.1153.2 Type
    8.1153.3 Class
    8.1153.4 Slots
  8.1154 Tootsville::Square
    8.1154.1 Function
    8.1154.2 File
  8.1155 Tootsville::Ssl-Certificate
    8.1155.1 Function
    8.1155.2 File
  8.1156 Tootsville::Ssl-Private-Key
    8.1156.1 Function
    8.1156.2 File
  8.1157 Tootsville::Stamp-Toot-Passport
    8.1157.1 Function
    8.1157.2 File
  8.1158 Tootsville::Standard-Log-File
    8.1158.1 Function
    8.1158.2 File
  8.1159 Tootsville::Start
    8.1159.1 Function
    8.1159.2 File
  8.1160 Tootsville::Start-Game-Metronome
    8.1160.1 Function
    8.1160.2 File
  8.1161 Tootsville::Start-Hunchentoot
    8.1161.1 Function
    8.1161.2 File
  8.1162 Tootsville::Start-Production
    8.1162.1 Function
    8.1162.2 File
  8.1163 Tootsville::Start-Purchase-Event
    8.1163.1 Function
    8.1163.2 File
  8.1164 Tootsville::Start-Swank
    8.1164.1 Function
    8.1164.2 File
  8.1165 Tootsville::Start-Tcp-Listener
    8.1165.1 Function
    8.1165.2 File
  8.1166 Tootsville::Stop
    8.1166.1 Function
    8.1166.2 File
  8.1167 Tootsville::Stop-Game-Metronome
    8.1167.1 Function
    8.1167.2 File
  8.1168 Tootsville::Stop-Listening-For-Websockets
    8.1168.1 Function
    8.1168.2 File
  8.1169 Tootsville::Stop-Production
    8.1169.1 Function
    8.1169.2 File
  8.1170 Tootsville::Store-Info
    8.1170.1 Function
    8.1170.2 File
  8.1171 Tootsville::Store-Item
    8.1171.1 Class
    8.1171.2 Slots
  8.1172 Tootsville::Store-Item-Currency
    8.1172.1 Function
    8.1172.2 File
    8.1172.3 SetF Function
    8.1172.4 File
  8.1173 Tootsville::Store-Item-P
    8.1173.1 Function
    8.1173.2 File
  8.1174 Tootsville::Store-Item-Price
    8.1174.1 Function
    8.1174.2 File
    8.1174.3 SetF Function
    8.1174.4 File
  8.1175 Tootsville::Store-Item-Qty
    8.1175.1 Function
    8.1175.2 File
    8.1175.3 SetF Function
    8.1175.4 File
  8.1176 Tootsville::Store-Item-Template
    8.1176.1 Function
    8.1176.2 File
    8.1176.3 SetF Function
    8.1176.4 File
  8.1177 Tootsville::Store-Item-Uuid
    8.1177.1 Function
    8.1177.2 File
    8.1177.3 SetF Function
    8.1177.4 File
  8.1178 Tootsville::String-All-Alpha-Chars-P
    8.1178.1 Function
    8.1178.2 File
  8.1179 Tootsville::String-Length-2-P
    8.1179.1 Function
    8.1179.2 File
  8.1180 Tootsville::Strip-After-Sem
    8.1180.1 Function
    8.1180.2 File
  8.1181 Tootsville::Subheader-Field
    8.1181.1 Function
    8.1181.2 File
  8.1182 Tootsville::Sun-Position
    8.1182.1 Function
    8.1182.2 File
  8.1183 Tootsville::Superstar-Personality
    8.1183.1 Structure
    8.1183.2 Type
    8.1183.3 Class
    8.1183.4 Slots
  8.1184 Tootsville::Swank-Connected-P
    8.1184.1 Function
    8.1184.2 File
  8.1185 Tootsville::Sync
    8.1185.1 Function
    8.1185.2 File
  8.1186 Tootsville::Take-Item
    8.1186.1 Function
    8.1186.2 File
  8.1187 Tootsville::Tcp-Bandwidth-Record
    8.1187.1 Function
    8.1187.2 File
  8.1188 Tootsville::Tcp-Broadcast
    8.1188.1 Function
    8.1188.2 File
  8.1189 Tootsville::Tcp-Client
    8.1189.1 Class
    8.1189.2 Slots
  8.1190 Tootsville::Tcp-Client-Buffer
    8.1190.1 Function
    8.1190.2 File
    8.1190.3 SetF Function
    8.1190.4 File
  8.1191 Tootsville::Tcp-Client-Expected-Length
    8.1191.1 Function
    8.1191.2 File
    8.1191.3 SetF Function
    8.1191.4 File
  8.1192 Tootsville::Tcp-Client-P
    8.1192.1 Function
    8.1192.2 File
  8.1193 Tootsville::Tcp-Client-Peer
    8.1193.1 Function
    8.1193.2 File
    8.1193.3 SetF Function
    8.1193.4 File
  8.1194 Tootsville::Tcp-Client-Socket
    8.1194.1 Function
    8.1194.2 File
    8.1194.3 SetF Function
    8.1194.4 File
  8.1195 Tootsville::Tcp-Format-Error
    8.1195.1 Function
    8.1195.2 File
  8.1196 Tootsville::Tcp-Handle-Peer-Request
    8.1196.1 Function
    8.1196.2 File
  8.1197 Tootsville::Tcp-Process-Packet
    8.1197.1 Function
    8.1197.2 File
  8.1198 Tootsville::Tcp-Reply
    8.1198.1 Function
    8.1198.2 File
  8.1199 Tootsville::Tcp-Socket-Input
    8.1199.1 Function
    8.1199.2 File
  8.1200 Tootsville::Tcp-Stream-Authenticate
    8.1200.1 Function
    8.1200.2 File
  8.1201 Tootsville::Tcp-Unicast
    8.1201.1 Function
    8.1201.2 File
  8.1202 Tootsville::Template->Openapi
    8.1202.1 Function
    8.1202.2 File
  8.1203 Tootsville::Template-Match
    8.1203.1 Function
    8.1203.2 File
  8.1204 Tootsville::Terrain
    8.1204.1 Function
    8.1204.2 File
  8.1205 Tootsville::Terrain-Db-Key
    8.1205.1 Function
    8.1205.2 File
  8.1206 Tootsville::Terrain-Exists-P
    8.1206.1 Function
    8.1206.2 File
  8.1207 Tootsville::Terrain-Height
    8.1207.1 Class
    8.1207.2 Slots
  8.1208 Tootsville::Terrain-Height-Latitude
    8.1208.1 Function
    8.1208.2 File
    8.1208.3 SetF Function
    8.1208.4 File
  8.1209 Tootsville::Terrain-Height-Longitude
    8.1209.1 Function
    8.1209.2 File
    8.1209.3 SetF Function
    8.1209.4 File
  8.1210 Tootsville::Terrain-Height-P
    8.1210.1 Function
    8.1210.2 File
  8.1211 Tootsville::Terrain-Height-Terrain
    8.1211.1 Function
    8.1211.2 File
    8.1211.3 SetF Function
    8.1211.4 File
  8.1212 Tootsville::Terrain-Height-World
    8.1212.1 Function
    8.1212.2 File
    8.1212.3 SetF Function
    8.1212.4 File
  8.1213 Tootsville::Terrain/ Add-Cactus
    8.1213.1 Function
    8.1213.2 File
  8.1214 Tootsville::Terrain/ Add-Flowers
    8.1214.1 Function
    8.1214.2 File
  8.1215 Tootsville::Terrain/ Add-Log
    8.1215.1 Function
    8.1215.2 File
  8.1216 Tootsville::Terrain/ Add-Mushrooms
    8.1216.1 Function
    8.1216.2 File
  8.1217 Tootsville::Terrain/ Add-Shaddow-Bush
    8.1217.1 Function
    8.1217.2 File
  8.1218 Tootsville::Terrain/ Add-Shaddow-Pit
    8.1218.1 Function
    8.1218.2 File
  8.1219 Tootsville::Terrain/ Add-Shaddow-Stalagmite
    8.1219.1 Function
    8.1219.2 File
  8.1220 Tootsville::Terrain/ Add-Small-Pond
    8.1220.1 Function
    8.1220.2 File
  8.1221 Tootsville::Terrain/ Add-Tree
    8.1221.1 Function
    8.1221.2 File
  8.1222 Tootsville::Terrain/ Connect-Streams
    8.1222.1 Function
    8.1222.2 File
  8.1223 Tootsville::Terrain/ Stream-Present-P
    8.1223.1 Function
    8.1223.2 File
  8.1224 Tootsville::Test
    8.1224.1 Variable
  8.1225 Tootsville::Texi-Ref
    8.1225.1 Function
    8.1225.2 File
  8.1226 Tootsville::Three-Chars-In-A-Row-P
    8.1226.1 Function
    8.1226.2 File
  8.1227 Tootsville::Tick-Weather-Day
    8.1227.1 Function
    8.1227.2 File
  8.1228 Tootsville::Tick-Weather-Minute
    8.1228.1 Function
    8.1228.2 File
  8.1229 Tootsville::Toot
    8.1229.1 Function
    8.1229.2 File
    8.1229.3 SetF Function
    8.1229.4 Class
    8.1229.5 Slots
  8.1230 Tootsville::Toot-Avatar
    8.1230.1 Function
    8.1230.2 File
    8.1230.3 SetF Function
    8.1230.4 File
  8.1231 Tootsville::Toot-Avatar-Scale-X
    8.1231.1 Function
    8.1231.2 File
    8.1231.3 SetF Function
    8.1231.4 File
  8.1232 Tootsville::Toot-Avatar-Scale-Y
    8.1232.1 Function
    8.1232.2 File
    8.1232.3 SetF Function
    8.1232.4 File
  8.1233 Tootsville::Toot-Avatar-Scale-Z
    8.1233.1 Function
    8.1233.2 File
    8.1233.3 SetF Function
    8.1233.4 File
  8.1234 Tootsville::Toot-Base-Color
    8.1234.1 Function
    8.1234.2 File
    8.1234.3 SetF Function
    8.1234.4 File
  8.1235 Tootsville::Toot-Base-Color-Name
    8.1235.1 Type
  8.1236 Tootsville::Toot-Base-Color-Name-P
    8.1236.1 Function
    8.1236.2 File
  8.1237 Tootsville::Toot-Buddy-List
    8.1237.1 Function
    8.1237.2 File
  8.1238 Tootsville::Toot-Can-Afford-P
    8.1238.1 Function
    8.1238.2 File
  8.1239 Tootsville::Toot-Chat-Background-Color
    8.1239.1 Function
    8.1239.2 File
  8.1240 Tootsville::Toot-Chat-Foreground-Color
    8.1240.1 Function
    8.1240.2 File
  8.1241 Tootsville::Toot-Child-Code
    8.1241.1 Function
    8.1241.2 File
    8.1241.3 SetF Function
    8.1241.4 File
  8.1242 Tootsville::Toot-Childp
    8.1242.1 Function
    8.1242.2 File
  8.1243 Tootsville::Toot-Clothes+Pattern
    8.1243.1 Function
    8.1243.2 File
  8.1244 Tootsville::Toot-Contacts
    8.1244.1 Function
    8.1244.2 File
  8.1245 Tootsville::Toot-Equipped-Item
    8.1245.1 Function
    8.1245.2 File
  8.1246 Tootsville::Toot-Fairy-Dust
    8.1246.1 Function
    8.1246.2 File
  8.1247 Tootsville::Toot-Has-Item-P
    8.1247.1 Function
    8.1247.2 File
  8.1248 Tootsville::Toot-Info
    8.1248.1 Function
    8.1248.2 Data Structure
    8.1248.3 Changes from 1.0 to 1.1
    8.1248.4 Changes from 1.1 to 1.2
    8.1248.5 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.1248.6 Deprecation
    8.1248.7 Obtaining Toot Information
    8.1248.8 File
  8.1249 Tootsville::Toot-Inventory
    8.1249.1 Function
    8.1249.2 File
  8.1250 Tootsville::Toot-Join-Message
    8.1250.1 Function
    8.1250.2 File
  8.1251 Tootsville::Toot-Last-Active
    8.1251.1 Function
    8.1251.2 File
    8.1251.3 SetF Function
    8.1251.4 File
  8.1252 Tootsville::Toot-List-Message
    8.1252.1 Function
    8.1252.2 Format
    8.1252.3 File
  8.1253 Tootsville::Toot-Name
    8.1253.1 Function
    8.1253.2 File
    8.1253.3 SetF Function
    8.1253.4 File
    8.1253.5 Type
  8.1254 Tootsville::Toot-Note
    8.1254.1 Function
    8.1254.2 File
    8.1254.3 SetF Function
    8.1254.4 File
  8.1255 Tootsville::Toot-P
    8.1255.1 Function
    8.1255.2 File
  8.1256 Tootsville::Toot-Pad-Color
    8.1256.1 Function
    8.1256.2 File
    8.1256.3 SetF Function
    8.1256.4 File
  8.1257 Tootsville::Toot-Pad-Color-Name
    8.1257.1 Type
  8.1258 Tootsville::Toot-Pad-Color-Name-P
    8.1258.1 Function
    8.1258.2 File
  8.1259 Tootsville::Toot-Passport-Stamped-P
    8.1259.1 Function
    8.1259.2 File
  8.1260 Tootsville::Toot-Passport-Stamps
    8.1260.1 Function
    8.1260.2 File
  8.1261 Tootsville::Toot-Pattern
    8.1261.1 Function
    8.1261.2 File
    8.1261.3 SetF Function
    8.1261.4 File
  8.1262 Tootsville::Toot-Pattern-Color
    8.1262.1 Function
    8.1262.2 File
    8.1262.3 SetF Function
    8.1262.4 File
  8.1263 Tootsville::Toot-Pattern-Color-Name
    8.1263.1 Type
  8.1264 Tootsville::Toot-Pattern-Color-Name-P
    8.1264.1 Function
    8.1264.2 File
  8.1265 Tootsville::Toot-Pattern-Name
    8.1265.1 Type
  8.1266 Tootsville::Toot-Pattern-Name-P
    8.1266.1 Function
    8.1266.2 File
  8.1267 Tootsville::Toot-Peanuts
    8.1267.1 Function
    8.1267.2 File
  8.1268 Tootsville::Toot-Personality
    8.1268.1 Class
    8.1268.2 Slots
  8.1269 Tootsville::Toot-Player
    8.1269.1 Function
    8.1269.2 File
    8.1269.3 SetF Function
    8.1269.4 File
  8.1270 Tootsville::Toot-Position
    8.1270.1 Function
    8.1270.2 File
    8.1270.3 SetF Function
  8.1271 Tootsville::Toot-Presentation-Name
    8.1271.1 Function
    8.1271.2 File
  8.1272 Tootsville::Toot-Private-Message
    8.1272.1 Function
    8.1272.2 File
  8.1273 Tootsville::Toot-Quiesced
    8.1273.1 Class
    8.1273.2 Slots
  8.1274 Tootsville::Toot-Quiesced-Altitude
    8.1274.1 Function
    8.1274.2 File
    8.1274.3 SetF Function
    8.1274.4 File
  8.1275 Tootsville::Toot-Quiesced-Attribs
    8.1275.1 Function
    8.1275.2 File
    8.1275.3 SetF Function
    8.1275.4 File
  8.1276 Tootsville::Toot-Quiesced-D3
    8.1276.1 Function
    8.1276.2 File
    8.1276.3 SetF Function
    8.1276.4 File
  8.1277 Tootsville::Toot-Quiesced-Data
    8.1277.1 Function
    8.1277.2 File
  8.1278 Tootsville::Toot-Quiesced-Emotion
    8.1278.1 Function
    8.1278.2 File
    8.1278.3 SetF Function
    8.1278.4 File
  8.1279 Tootsville::Toot-Quiesced-Latitude
    8.1279.1 Function
    8.1279.2 File
    8.1279.3 SetF Function
    8.1279.4 File
  8.1280 Tootsville::Toot-Quiesced-Longitude
    8.1280.1 Function
    8.1280.2 File
    8.1280.3 SetF Function
    8.1280.4 File
  8.1281 Tootsville::Toot-Quiesced-Observed
    8.1281.1 Function
    8.1281.2 File
    8.1281.3 SetF Function
    8.1281.4 File
  8.1282 Tootsville::Toot-Quiesced-P
    8.1282.1 Function
    8.1282.2 File
  8.1283 Tootsville::Toot-Quiesced-Peer-Address
    8.1283.1 Function
    8.1283.2 File
    8.1283.3 SetF Function
    8.1283.4 File
  8.1284 Tootsville::Toot-Quiesced-Toot
    8.1284.1 Function
    8.1284.2 File
    8.1284.3 SetF Function
    8.1284.4 File
  8.1285 Tootsville::Toot-Quiesced-World
    8.1285.1 Function
    8.1285.2 File
    8.1285.3 SetF Function
    8.1285.4 File
  8.1286 Tootsville::Toot-Quiesced-Wtl
    8.1286.1 Function
    8.1286.2 File
    8.1286.3 SetF Function
    8.1286.4 File
  8.1287 Tootsville::Toot-Sms-Messages
    8.1287.1 Function
    8.1287.2 File
  8.1288 Tootsville::Toot-Speak
    8.1288.1 Function
    8.1288.2 File
  8.1289 Tootsville::Toot-Uuid
    8.1289.1 Function
    8.1289.2 File
    8.1289.3 SetF Function
    8.1289.4 File
  8.1290 Tootsville::Tootsville-Rest-Acceptor
    8.1290.1 Class
    8.1290.2 Slots
  8.1291 Tootsville::Tootsville-Rest-Ssl-Acceptor
    8.1291.1 Class
    8.1291.2 Slots
  8.1292 Tootsville::Tootsville-V-Banner
    8.1292.1 Function
    8.1292.2 File
  8.1293 Tootsville::Trace-Log-File
    8.1293.1 Function
    8.1293.2 File
  8.1294 Tootsville::Trace-Output-Heartbeat
    8.1294.1 Function
    8.1294.2 File
  8.1295 Tootsville::Try-Reconnect-Toot-Name
    8.1295.1 Function
    8.1295.2 File
  8.1296 Tootsville::Two-Chars-In-A-Row-P
    8.1296.1 Function
    8.1296.2 File
  8.1297 Tootsville::Two-Letter-String
    8.1297.1 Type
  8.1298 Tootsville::Un-Banhammer-Ip-Address
    8.1298.1 Function
    8.1298.2 File
  8.1299 Tootsville::Unicast
    8.1299.1 Function
    8.1299.2 File
  8.1300 Tootsville::Unidentified-Player-Error
    8.1300.1 Structure
    8.1300.2 Type
    8.1300.3 Class
    8.1300.4 Slots
  8.1301 Tootsville::Unimplemented
    8.1301.1 Structure
    8.1301.2 Type
    8.1301.3 Class
    8.1301.4 Slots
  8.1302 Tootsville::Unimplemented-Feature
    8.1302.1 Function
    8.1302.2 SetF Function
  8.1303 Tootsville::Unprocessable
    8.1303.1 Structure
    8.1303.2 Type
    8.1303.3 Class
    8.1303.4 Slots
  8.1304 Tootsville::Update-Gravatar
    8.1304.1 Function
    8.1304.2 File
  8.1305 Tootsville::Update-Nil
    8.1305.1 Class
    8.1305.2 Slots
  8.1306 Tootsville::Update-Toot-Last-Active
    8.1306.1 Function
    8.1306.2 File
  8.1307 Tootsville::Uri-To-Uuid
    8.1307.1 Function
    8.1307.2 File
  8.1308 Tootsville::Url-To-String
    8.1308.1 Function
    8.1308.2 File
  8.1309 Tootsville::User->Alist
    8.1309.1 Function
    8.1309.2 File
  8.1310 Tootsville::User-Account
    8.1310.1 Function
    8.1310.2 SetF Function
  8.1311 Tootsville::User-Display-Name
    8.1311.1 Function
    8.1311.2 File
  8.1312 Tootsville::User-Email
    8.1312.1 Function
    8.1312.2 File
  8.1313 Tootsville::User-Face
    8.1313.1 Function
    8.1313.2 File
  8.1314 Tootsville::User-Given-Name
    8.1314.1 Function
    8.1314.2 File
  8.1315 Tootsville::User-Id
    8.1315.1 Function
    8.1315.2 File
  8.1316 Tootsville::User-Online-P
    8.1316.1 Function
    8.1316.2 File
  8.1317 Tootsville::User-Stream
    8.1317.1 Function
    8.1317.2 File
  8.1318 Tootsville::User-Surname
    8.1318.1 Function
    8.1318.2 File
  8.1319 Tootsville::Uuid-String-P
    8.1319.1 Function
    8.1319.2 Example
    8.1319.3 File
  8.1320 Tootsville::Uuid-String-To-Base64
    8.1320.1 Function
    8.1320.2 File
  8.1321 Tootsville::Uuid-To-Base64
    8.1321.1 Function
    8.1321.2 File
  8.1322 Tootsville::Uuid-To-Uri
    8.1322.1 Function
    8.1322.2 File
  8.1323 Tootsville::Valid-Child-Code-P
    8.1323.1 Function
    8.1323.2 File
  8.1324 Tootsville::Value-To-Texi
    8.1324.1 Function
    8.1324.2 File
  8.1325 Tootsville::Vanish-Item
    8.1325.1 Function
    8.1325.2 File
  8.1326 Tootsville::Verbose-Log-File
    8.1326.1 Function
    8.1326.2 File
  8.1327 Tootsville::Version-Info-For
    8.1327.1 Function
    8.1327.2 File
  8.1328 Tootsville::Version-Info-List
    8.1328.1 Function
    8.1328.2 File
  8.1329 Tootsville::Version-Info-Report
    8.1329.1 Function
    8.1329.2 File
  8.1330 Tootsville::Version-Info-Report-String
    8.1330.1 Function
    8.1330.2 File
  8.1331 Tootsville::Wallet-Info
    8.1331.1 Function
    8.1331.2 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
    8.1331.3 File
  8.1332 Tootsville::Wants-Json-P
    8.1332.1 Function
    8.1332.2 File
  8.1333 Tootsville::Wear-Slot
    8.1333.1 Class
    8.1333.2 Slots
  8.1334 Tootsville::Wear-Slot-Alternate
    8.1334.1 Function
    8.1334.2 File
    8.1334.3 SetF Function
    8.1334.4 File
  8.1335 Tootsville::Wear-Slot-Avatar-Point
    8.1335.1 Function
    8.1335.2 File
    8.1335.3 SetF Function
    8.1335.4 File
  8.1336 Tootsville::Wear-Slot-Id
    8.1336.1 Function
    8.1336.2 File
    8.1336.3 SetF Function
    8.1336.4 File
  8.1337 Tootsville::Wear-Slot-Info
    8.1337.1 Function
    8.1337.2 File
  8.1338 Tootsville::Wear-Slot-Name
    8.1338.1 Function
    8.1338.2 File
    8.1338.3 SetF Function
    8.1338.4 File
  8.1339 Tootsville::Wear-Slot-Obstruct-Max
    8.1339.1 Function
    8.1339.2 File
    8.1339.3 SetF Function
    8.1339.4 File
  8.1340 Tootsville::Wear-Slot-Obstruct-Min
    8.1340.1 Function
    8.1340.2 File
    8.1340.3 SetF Function
    8.1340.4 File
  8.1341 Tootsville::Wear-Slot-Obstruct-Point
    8.1341.1 Function
    8.1341.2 File
    8.1341.3 SetF Function
    8.1341.4 File
  8.1342 Tootsville::Wear-Slot-P
    8.1342.1 Function
    8.1342.2 File
  8.1343 Tootsville::Wear-Slot-Valence
    8.1343.1 Function
    8.1343.2 File
    8.1343.3 SetF Function
    8.1343.4 File
  8.1344 Tootsville::Websocket-Acceptor
    8.1344.1 Class
    8.1344.2 Slots
  8.1345 Tootsville::Websocket-Authenticate
    8.1345.1 Function
    8.1345.2 File
  8.1346 Tootsville::Websocket-Ssl-Acceptor
    8.1346.1 Class
    8.1346.2 Slots
  8.1347 Tootsville::Which-Toot-Is-Not-Yours
    8.1347.1 Function
    8.1347.2 SetF Function
  8.1348 Tootsville::Whitespace-Char-P
    8.1348.1 Function
    8.1348.2 File
  8.1349 Tootsville::Whitespacep
    8.1349.1 Function
    8.1349.2 File
  8.1350 Tootsville::Who-Is-Connected
    8.1350.1 Function
    8.1350.2 File
  8.1351 Tootsville::Wind-Vector
    8.1351.1 Class
    8.1351.2 Slots
  8.1352 Tootsville::Wind-Vector-P
    8.1352.1 Function
    8.1352.2 File
  8.1353 Tootsville::Wind-Vector-X-Magnitude
    8.1353.1 Function
    8.1353.2 File
    8.1353.3 SetF Function
    8.1353.4 File
  8.1354 Tootsville::Wind-Vector-Y-Magnitude
    8.1354.1 Function
    8.1354.2 File
    8.1354.3 SetF Function
    8.1354.4 File
  8.1355 Tootsville::Wind-X
    8.1355.1 Function
    8.1355.2 File
  8.1356 Tootsville::Wind-Y
    8.1356.1 Function
    8.1356.2 File
  8.1357 Tootsville::With-Cluster-Wide-Lock-Held
    8.1357.1 Macro
    8.1357.2 File
  8.1358 Tootsville::With-Continuable-Errors-Skipped
    8.1358.1 Macro
    8.1358.2 File
  8.1359 Tootsville::With-Dbi
    8.1359.1 Macro
    8.1359.2 File
  8.1360 Tootsville::With-Errors-As-Http
    8.1360.1 Macro
    8.1360.2 File
  8.1361 Tootsville::With-Http-Conditions
    8.1361.1 Macro
    8.1361.2 File
  8.1362 Tootsville::With-Http-Errors-As-Infinity-Errors
    8.1362.1 Macro
    8.1362.2 File
  8.1363 Tootsville::With-Local-Toot
    8.1363.1 Macro
    8.1363.2 File
  8.1364 Tootsville::With-Local-User
    8.1364.1 Macro
    8.1364.2 File
  8.1365 Tootsville::With-Maintenance-Times
    8.1365.1 Macro
    8.1365.2 File
  8.1366 Tootsville::With-Memcached-Query
    8.1366.1 Macro
    8.1366.2 File
  8.1367 Tootsville::With-Posted-Json
    8.1367.1 Macro
    8.1367.2 File
  8.1368 Tootsville::With-Score-In-Range
    8.1368.1 Macro
    8.1368.2 File
  8.1369 Tootsville::With-Standard-Streams-To-String
    8.1369.1 Macro
    8.1369.2 File
  8.1370 Tootsville::With-User
    8.1370.1 Macro
    8.1370.2 File
  8.1371 Tootsville::With-Websocket-Disconnections
    8.1371.1 Macro
    8.1371.2 File
  8.1372 Tootsville::Without-Medal
    8.1372.1 Macro
    8.1372.2 File
  8.1373 Tootsville::Without-Sem
    8.1373.1 Function
    8.1373.2 File
  8.1374 Tootsville::World
    8.1374.1 Function
    8.1374.2 File
    8.1374.3 Class
    8.1374.4 Slots
  8.1375 Tootsville::World-Mistp
    8.1375.1 Function
    8.1375.2 File
  8.1376 Tootsville::World-Moniker
    8.1376.1 Function
    8.1376.2 File
    8.1376.3 SetF Function
    8.1376.4 File
    8.1376.5 Type
  8.1377 Tootsville::World-Moniker-P
    8.1377.1 Function
    8.1377.2 File
  8.1378 Tootsville::World-Name
    8.1378.1 Function
    8.1378.2 File
    8.1378.3 SetF Function
    8.1378.4 File
  8.1379 Tootsville::World-P
    8.1379.1 Function
    8.1379.2 File
  8.1380 Tootsville::Write-Class-Docs
    8.1380.1 Function
    8.1380.2 File
  8.1381 Tootsville::Write-Docs
    8.1381.1 Function
    8.1381.2 File
  8.1382 Tootsville::Write-Docs-Header
    8.1382.1 Function
    8.1382.2 File
  8.1383 Tootsville::Write-Documentation
    8.1383.1 Function
    8.1383.2 File
  8.1384 Tootsville::Write-Function-Docs
    8.1384.1 Function
    8.1384.2 File
  8.1385 Tootsville::Write-Setf-Docs
    8.1385.1 Function
    8.1385.2 File
  8.1386 Tootsville::Write-Staff-Journal-Entry
    8.1386.1 Function
    8.1386.2 File
  8.1387 Tootsville::Ws-Approve-Toot
    8.1387.1 Function
    8.1387.2 File
  8.1388 Tootsville::Ws-Bandwidth-By-Source
    8.1388.1 Function
    8.1388.2 File
  8.1389 Tootsville::Ws-Bandwidth-Record
    8.1389.1 Function
    8.1389.2 File
  8.1390 Tootsville::Ws-Broadcast
    8.1390.1 Function
    8.1390.2 File
  8.1391 Tootsville::Ws-Client
    8.1391.1 Class
    8.1391.2 Slots
  8.1392 Tootsville::Ws-Deny-Toot
    8.1392.1 Function
    8.1392.2 File
  8.1393 Tootsville::Ws-Evacuate-All
    8.1393.1 Function
    8.1393.2 File
  8.1394 Tootsville::Ws-Kick
    8.1394.1 Function
    8.1394.2 File
  8.1395 Tootsville::Ws-Kick-Other-Streams-For-User
    8.1395.1 Function
    8.1395.2 File
  8.1396 Tootsville::Ws-Perform-Sign-In
    8.1396.1 Function
    8.1396.2 File
  8.1397 Tootsville::Ws-Reply
    8.1397.1 Function
    8.1397.2 File
  8.1398 Tootsville::Ws-Sign-In-User
    8.1398.1 Function
    8.1398.2 File
  8.1399 Tootsville::Ws-Stats
    8.1399.1 Function
    8.1399.2 File
  8.1400 Tootsville::Ws-Stats-Reset-All
    8.1400.1 Function
    8.1400.2 File
  8.1401 Tootsville::Ws-To-Infinity
    8.1401.1 Function
    8.1401.2 File
  8.1402 Tootsville::Ws-Unicast
    8.1402.1 Function
    8.1402.2 File
  8.1403 Tootsville::Ws-Without-Login
    8.1403.1 Function
    8.1403.2 File
  8.1404 Tootsville::Wtl-Course
    8.1404.1 Function
    8.1404.2 File
    8.1404.3 Class
    8.1404.4 Slots
  8.1405 Tootsville::Wtl-Course-Altitude
    8.1405.1 Function
    8.1405.2 File
    8.1405.3 SetF Function
    8.1405.4 File
  8.1406 Tootsville::Wtl-Course-End-Point
    8.1406.1 Function
    8.1406.2 File
    8.1406.3 SetF Function
    8.1406.4 File
  8.1407 Tootsville::Wtl-Course-End-Time
    8.1407.1 Function
    8.1407.2 File
    8.1407.3 SetF Function
    8.1407.4 File
  8.1408 Tootsville::Wtl-Course-Facing
    8.1408.1 Function
    8.1408.2 File
    8.1408.3 SetF Function
    8.1408.4 File
  8.1409 Tootsville::Wtl-Course-Latitude
    8.1409.1 Function
    8.1409.2 File
    8.1409.3 SetF Function
    8.1409.4 File
  8.1410 Tootsville::Wtl-Course-Longitude
    8.1410.1 Function
    8.1410.2 File
    8.1410.3 SetF Function
    8.1410.4 File
  8.1411 Tootsville::Wtl-Course-P
    8.1411.1 Function
    8.1411.2 File
  8.1412 Tootsville::Wtl-Course-Speed
    8.1412.1 Function
    8.1412.2 File
    8.1412.3 SetF Function
    8.1412.4 File
  8.1413 Tootsville::Wtl-Course-Start-Point
    8.1413.1 Function
    8.1413.2 File
    8.1413.3 SetF Function
    8.1413.4 File
  8.1414 Tootsville::Wtl-Course-Start-Time
    8.1414.1 Function
    8.1414.2 File
    8.1414.3 SetF Function
    8.1414.4 File
  8.1415 Tootsville::Wtl-Course-World
    8.1415.1 Function
    8.1415.2 File
    8.1415.3 SetF Function
    8.1415.4 File
  8.1416 Tootsville::Www-Uri
    8.1416.1 Type
  8.1417 Tootsville::Www-Uri-Like-P
    8.1417.1 Function
    8.1417.2 File
  8.1418 Tootsville::Yesterday
    8.1418.1 Function
    8.1418.2 File
  8.1419 Tootsville::Yield-Mariadb-Lock
    8.1419.1 Function
    8.1419.2 File
  8.1420 Tootsville::Zap-Personality
    8.1420.1 Structure
    8.1420.2 Type
    8.1420.3 Class
    8.1420.4 Slots
  8.1421 Tootsville::⊕Post-Accept-Type-Does-Not-Match-/ *-When-Not-Allow-Wildcards-P
    8.1421.1 Function
    8.1421.2 File
  8.1422 Tootsville::⊕Post-Accept-Type-Matches-*/ *
    8.1422.1 Function
    8.1422.2 File
  8.1423 Tootsville::⊕Post-Accept-Type-Matches-/ *
    8.1423.1 Function
    8.1423.2 File
  8.1424 Tootsville::⊕Post-Accept-Type-Matches-/ *-With-Charset=Utf-8
    8.1424.1 Function
    8.1424.2 File
  8.1425 Tootsville::⊕Post-Accept-Type-Matches-Identically
    8.1425.1 Function
    8.1425.2 File
  8.1426 Tootsville::⊕Post-Accept-Type-Matches-With-Charset=Utf-8
    8.1426.1 Function
    8.1426.2 File
  8.1427 Tootsville::⊕Post-Acceptor-Template-Matches-Constants
    8.1427.1 Function
    8.1427.2 File
  8.1428 Tootsville::⊕Post-Acceptor-Template-Unifies-Variables
    8.1428.1 Function
    8.1428.2 File
  8.1429 Tootsville::⊕Post-Certificate-Extraction
    8.1429.1 Function
    8.1429.2 File
  8.1430 Tootsville::⊕Post-Check-Map-Heights
    8.1430.1 Function
    8.1430.2 File
  8.1431 Tootsville::⊕Post-Check-Map-Widths
    8.1431.1 Function
    8.1431.2 File
  8.1432 Tootsville::⊕Post-Ensure-Package-Imports-From-Oliphaunt-Are-Available
    8.1432.1 Function
    8.1432.2 File
  8.1433 Tootsville::⊕Post-Extract-Plist-Path-1
    8.1433.1 Function
    8.1433.2 File
  8.1434 Tootsville::⊕Post-Extract-Plist-Path-2
    8.1434.1 Function
    8.1434.2 File
  8.1435 Tootsville::⊕Post-Extract-Plist-Path-3
    8.1435.1 Function
    8.1435.2 File
  8.1436 Tootsville::⊕Post-Extract-Plist-Path-4
    8.1436.1 Function
    8.1436.2 File
  8.1437 Tootsville::⊕Post-Good-Uri-Amazon-S3
    8.1437.1 Function
    8.1437.2 File
  8.1438 Tootsville::⊕Post-Good-Uri-Tootsville.Org
    8.1438.1 Function
    8.1438.2 File
  8.1439 Tootsville::⊕Post-Good-Uri-With-Query-String
    8.1439.1 Function
    8.1439.2 File
  8.1440 Tootsville::⊕Post-Group-Plists
    8.1440.1 Function
    8.1440.2 File
  8.1441 Tootsville::⊕Post-Host-Name-Like-S3.Amazonaws.Com
    8.1441.1 Function
    8.1441.2 File
  8.1442 Tootsville::⊕Post-Host-Name-Like-Star-Hope.Org
    8.1442.1 Function
    8.1442.2 File
  8.1443 Tootsville::⊕Post-Host-Name-Like-Tootsville.Org
    8.1443.1 Function
    8.1443.2 File
  8.1444 Tootsville::⊕Post-Host-Name-Like-Www.Gov.Uk
    8.1444.1 Function
    8.1444.2 File
  8.1445 Tootsville::⊕Post-Host-Name-Like-Www.Tootsville.Org
    8.1445.1 Function
    8.1445.2 File
  8.1446 Tootsville::⊕Post-Memcached-Quick-Test
    8.1446.1 Function
    8.1446.2 File
  8.1447 Tootsville::⊕Post-Memcached-Random-Number-Test
    8.1447.1 Function
    8.1447.2 File
  8.1448 Tootsville::⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Collapse-/ ./ -To-/
    8.1448.1 Function
    8.1448.2 File
  8.1449 Tootsville::⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Collapse-/ / -To-/
    8.1449.1 Function
    8.1449.2 File
  8.1450 Tootsville::⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Handle-../ -Chains
    8.1450.1 Function
    8.1450.2 File
  8.1451 Tootsville::⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Hostname-Downcased
    8.1451.1 Function
    8.1451.2 File
  8.1452 Tootsville::⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Include-Unusual-Http-Port
    8.1452.1 Function
    8.1452.2 File
  8.1453 Tootsville::⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Include-Unusual-Https-Port
    8.1453.1 Function
    8.1453.2 File
  8.1454 Tootsville::⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Leave-%Xx-Encoded-Bytes
    8.1454.1 Function
    8.1454.2 File
  8.1455 Tootsville::⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Omit-Defailt-Https-Port
    8.1455.1 Function
    8.1455.2 File
  8.1456 Tootsville::⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Omit-Default-Http-Port
    8.1456.1 Function
    8.1456.2 File
  8.1457 Tootsville::⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Protocol-Downcased
    8.1457.1 Function
    8.1457.2 File
  8.1458 Tootsville::⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Treat-../ -As-Up
    8.1458.1 Function
    8.1458.2 File
  8.1459 Tootsville::⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Un%Xx-Escape-Basic-Ascii
    8.1459.1 Function
    8.1459.2 File
  8.1460 Tootsville::⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Use-%20-Not-+-For-Space
    8.1460.1 Function
    8.1460.2 File
  8.1461 Tootsville::⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like–Foo.Com
    8.1461.1 Function
    8.1461.2 File
  8.1462 Tootsville::⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-10.0.0.10
    8.1462.1 Function
    8.1462.2 File
  8.1463 Tootsville::⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-9foo.Com
    8.1463.1 Function
    8.1463.2 File
  8.1464 Tootsville::⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-Bar.-Foo.Com
    8.1464.1 Function
    8.1464.2 File
  8.1465 Tootsville::⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-Bar.9foo.Com
    8.1465.1 Function
    8.1465.2 File
  8.1466 Tootsville::⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-Foo
    8.1466.1 Function
    8.1466.2 File
  8.1467 Tootsville::⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-Foo–Foo.Com
    8.1467.1 Function
    8.1467.2 File
  8.1468 Tootsville::⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-Foo-.Com
    8.1468.1 Function
    8.1468.2 File
  8.1469 Tootsville::⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-Foo.12
    8.1469.1 Function
    8.1469.2 File
  8.1470 Tootsville::⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-Foo.X
    8.1470.1 Function
    8.1470.2 File
  8.1471 Tootsville::⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-한굴.Ko
    8.1471.1 Function
    8.1471.2 File
  8.1472 Tootsville::⊕Post-Subheader-Field-Parses
    8.1472.1 Function
    8.1472.2 File
  8.1473 Tootsville::⊕Post-Unit-Test-Flatten-Plist-Tree
    8.1473.1 Function
    8.1473.2 File
9 Package Twilio
  9.1 Twilio::As-Response
    9.1.1 Macro
    9.1.2 File
  9.2 Twilio::Dial
    9.2.1 Function
    9.2.2 File
  9.3 Twilio::Enqueue
    9.3.1 Function
    9.3.2 File
  9.4 Twilio::Format-Language
    9.4.1 Function
    9.4.2 File
  9.5 Twilio::Hangup
    9.5.1 Function
    9.5.2 File
  9.6 Twilio::Leave
    9.6.1 Function
    9.6.2 File
  9.7 Twilio::Message
    9.7.1 Function
    9.7.2 File
  9.8 Twilio::Pause
    9.8.1 Function
    9.8.2 File
  9.9 Twilio::Play
    9.9.1 Function
    9.9.2 File
  9.10 Twilio::Play-Digits
    9.10.1 Function
    9.10.2 File
  9.11 Twilio::Record
    9.11.1 Function
    9.11.2 File
  9.12 Twilio::Redirect
    9.12.1 Function
    9.12.2 File
  9.13 Twilio::Reject
    9.13.1 Function
    9.13.2 File
  9.14 Twilio::Say
    9.14.1 Function
    9.14.2 File
  9.15 Twilio::With-Gather
    9.15.1 Macro
    9.15.2 File
  9.16 Twilio::With-Twilio-Params
    9.16.1 Macro
    9.16.2 File
10 Javascript
  10.1 Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.addNameTag
    10.1.1 Function
  10.2 Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.build
    10.2.1 Function
  10.3 Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.colorize
    10.3.1 Function
  10.4 Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.enableShadows
    10.4.1 Function
  10.5 Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.getPathForPattern
    10.5.1 Function
  10.6 Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.loadAvatarBase
    10.6.1 Function
  10.7 Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.patterns
    10.7.1 Variable
  10.8 Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.postBuild
    10.8.1 Function
  10.9 Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.rainbowColor
    10.9.1 Function
  10.10 Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.rememberAvatar
    10.10.1 Function
  10.11 Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.update
    10.11.1 Function
  10.12 Tootsville.AvatarViewer.createCamera
    10.12.1 Function
  10.13 Tootsville.AvatarViewer.createLight
    10.13.1 Function
  10.14 Tootsville.AvatarViewer.createScene
    10.14.1 Function
  10.15 Tootsville.AvatarViewer.createViewerInCanvas
    10.15.1 Function
  10.16 Tootsville.AvatarViewer.createViewerReally
    10.16.1 Function
  10.17 Tootsville.AvatarViewer.getAvatar
    10.17.1 Function
  10.18 Tootsville.FurnitureBuilder.build
    10.18.1 Function
  10.19 Tootsville.FurnitureBuilder.build2
    10.19.1 Function
  10.20 Tootsville.FurnitureBuilder.colorize
    10.20.1 Function
  10.21 Tootsville.FurnitureBuilder.enableShadows
    10.21.1 Function
  10.22 Tootsville.FurnitureBuilder.loadItemTemplate
    10.22.1 Function
  10.23 Tootsville.FurnitureBuilder.rememberItem
    10.23.1 Function
  10.24 Tootsville.FurnitureBuilder.update
    10.24.1 Function
  10.25 Tootsville.Game.BallSystem.fastForward
    10.25.1 Function
  10.26 Tootsville.Game.BallSystem.register
    10.26.1 Function
  10.27 Tootsville.Game.BallSystem.remove
    10.27.1 Function
  10.28 Tootsville.Game.BallSystem.updateBalls
    10.28.1 Function
  10.29 Tootsville.Game.Commands.addFurniture
    10.29.1 Function
  10.30 Tootsville.Game.Commands.addToList
    10.30.1 Function
  10.31 Tootsville.Game.Commands.click
    10.31.1 Function
  10.32 Tootsville.Game.Commands.createUserHouse
    10.32.1 Function
  10.33 Tootsville.Game.Commands.doff
    10.33.1 Function
  10.34 Tootsville.Game.Commands.don
    10.34.1 Function
  10.35 Tootsville.Game.Commands.echo
    10.35.1 Function
  10.36 Tootsville.Game.Commands.endEvent
    10.36.1 Function
  10.37 Tootsville.Game.Commands.endevent
    10.37.1 Function
  10.38 Tootsville.Game.Commands.finger
    10.38.1 Function
  10.39 Tootsville.Game.Commands.gameAction
    10.39.1 Function
  10.40 Tootsville.Game.Commands.getApple
    10.40.1 Function
  10.41 Tootsville.Game.Commands.getAvatars
    10.41.1 Function
  10.42 Tootsville.Game.Commands.getColorPalettes
    10.42.1 Function
    10.42.2 410 Gone
    10.42.3 Note
  10.43 Tootsville.Game.Commands.getInventory
    10.43.1 Function
  10.44 Tootsville.Game.Commands.getInventoryByType
    10.44.1 Function
  10.45 Tootsville.Game.Commands.getOnlineUsers
    10.45.1 Function
  10.46 Tootsville.Game.Commands.getRoomList
    10.46.1 Function
  10.47 Tootsville.Game.Commands.getServerTime
    10.47.1 Function
  10.48 Tootsville.Game.Commands.getSessionApple
    10.48.1 Function
  10.49 Tootsville.Game.Commands.getStoreItemInfo
    10.49.1 Function
  10.50 Tootsville.Game.Commands.getUserLists
    10.50.1 Function
  10.51 Tootsville.Game.Commands.getWallet
    10.51.1 Function
  10.52 Tootsville.Game.Commands.getZoneList
    10.52.1 Function
  10.53 Tootsville.Game.Commands.give
    10.53.1 Function
  10.54 Tootsville.Game.Commands.go
    10.54.1 Function
  10.55 Tootsville.Game.Commands.initUserRoom
    10.55.1 Function
  10.56 Tootsville.Game.Commands.join
    10.56.1 Function
  10.57 Tootsville.Game.Commands.login
    10.57.1 Function
  10.58 Tootsville.Game.Commands.logout
    10.58.1 Function
  10.59 Tootsville.Game.Commands.mailCustomerService
    10.59.1 Function
  10.60 Tootsville.Game.Commands.peekAtInventory
    10.60.1 Function
  10.61 Tootsville.Game.Commands.ping
    10.61.1 Function
  10.62 Tootsville.Game.Commands.promptReply
    10.62.1 Function
  10.63 Tootsville.Game.Commands.removeFromList
    10.63.1 Function
  10.64 Tootsville.Game.Commands.reportBug
    10.64.1 Function
  10.65 Tootsville.Game.Commands.reportUser
    10.65.1 Function
  10.66 Tootsville.Game.Commands.requestBuddy
    10.66.1 Function
  10.67 Tootsville.Game.Commands.sendOutOfBandMessage
    10.67.1 Function
  10.68 Tootsville.Game.Commands.serverTime
    10.68.1 Function
  10.69 Tootsville.Game.Commands.setAvatarColor
    10.69.1 Function
  10.70 Tootsville.Game.Commands.setFurniture
    10.70.1 Function
  10.71 Tootsville.Game.Commands.spawnZone
    10.71.1 Function
  10.72 Tootsville.Game.Commands.speak
    10.72.1 Function
  10.73 Tootsville.Game.Commands.startEvent
    10.73.1 Function
  10.74 Tootsville.Game.Commands.useEquipment
    10.74.1 Function
  10.75 Tootsville.Game.Commands.walk
    10.75.1 Function
    10.75.2 Added in Romance 1.2
    10.75.3 Gossipnet only
  10.76 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.admin
    10.76.1 Function
  10.77 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.avatars
    10.77.1 Function
  10.78 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.ayt
    10.78.1 Function
  10.79 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.badgeUpdate
    10.79.1 Function
  10.80 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.beam
    10.80.1 Function
  10.81 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.bots
    10.81.1 Function
  10.82 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.buddyList
    10.82.1 Function
  10.83 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.buddyRequest
    10.83.1 Function
    10.83.2 Example
  10.84 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.burgeon
    10.84.1 Function
  10.85 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.bye
    10.85.1 Function
  10.86 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.c
    10.86.1 Function
  10.87 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.earning
    10.87.1 Function
  10.88 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.endEvent
    10.88.1 Function
  10.89 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.forceMove
    10.89.1 Function
  10.90 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.gameAction
    10.90.1 Function
  10.91 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getApple
    10.91.1 Function
  10.92 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getAvailableHouses
    10.92.1 Function
  10.93 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getAwardRankings
    10.93.1 Function
  10.94 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getColorPalettes
    10.94.1 Function
  10.95 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getMailInBox
    10.95.1 Function
  10.96 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getMailMessage
    10.96.1 Function
  10.97 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getStoreItems
    10.97.1 Function
  10.98 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getUserLists
    10.98.1 Function
  10.99 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.goToWeb
    10.99.1 Function
  10.100 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.initUserRoom
    10.100.1 Function
  10.101 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.inventory
    10.101.1 Function
  10.102 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.joinOK
    10.102.1 Function
  10.103 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.kick
    10.103.1 Function
  10.104 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.logOK
    10.104.1 Function
  10.105 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.login
    10.105.1 Function
  10.106 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.migrate
    10.106.1 Function
  10.107 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.newScript
    10.107.1 Function
  10.108 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.outOfBand
    10.108.1 Function
    10.108.2 Invitation
    10.108.3 Response
    10.108.4 To Room
  10.109 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.parentApproval
    10.109.1 Function
  10.110 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.passport
    10.110.1 Function
  10.111 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.playWith
    10.111.1 Function
  10.112 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.postman
    10.112.1 Function
  10.113 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.prompt
    10.113.1 Function
  10.114 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.pub
    10.114.1 Function
    10.114.2 Example
  10.115 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.purchase
    10.115.1 Function
  10.116 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.quiesce
    10.116.1 Function
  10.117 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.reportBug
    10.117.1 Function
  10.118 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.rv
    10.118.1 Function
    10.118.2 See Also
  10.119 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.scoreUpdate
    10.119.1 Function
  10.120 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.sendMailMessage
    10.120.1 Function
  10.121 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.serverTime
    10.121.1 Function
  10.122 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.startEvent
    10.122.1 Function
  10.123 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.tootList
    10.123.1 Function
  10.124 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.wardrobe
    10.124.1 Function
  10.125 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.wtl
    10.125.1 Function
  10.126 Tootsville.Game.GravitySystem.fastForward
    10.126.1 Function
  10.127 Tootsville.Game.GravitySystem.register
    10.127.1 Function
  10.128 Tootsville.Game.GravitySystem.updateEntityGravity
    10.128.1 Function
  10.129 Tootsville.Game.GravitySystem.updateGravity
    10.129.1 Function
  10.130 Tootsville.Game.GrowthSystem.evolve
    10.130.1 Function
  10.131 Tootsville.Game.GrowthSystem.fastForward
    10.131.1 Function
  10.132 Tootsville.Game.GrowthSystem.grow
    10.132.1 Function
  10.133 Tootsville.Game.GrowthSystem.register
    10.133.1 Function
  10.134 Tootsville.Game.GrowthSystem.remove
    10.134.1 Function
  10.135 Tootsville.Game.GrowthSystem.updateGrowth
    10.135.1 Function
  10.136 Tootsville.Game.MissileSystem.fastForward
    10.136.1 Function
  10.137 Tootsville.Game.MissileSystem.register
    10.137.1 Function
  10.138 Tootsville.Game.MissileSystem.remove
    10.138.1 Function
  10.139 Tootsville.Game.MissileSystem.updateMissiles
    10.139.1 Function
  10.140 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Collector.fastForward
    10.140.1 Function
  10.141 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Collector.register
    10.141.1 Function
  10.142 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Collector.updateNPC
    10.142.1 Function
  10.143 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Cook.fastForward
    10.143.1 Function
  10.144 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Cook.register
    10.144.1 Function
  10.145 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Cook.updateNPC
    10.145.1 Function
  10.146 Tootsville.Game.NPC.CroquetPlayer.fastForward
    10.146.1 Function
  10.147 Tootsville.Game.NPC.CroquetPlayer.register
    10.147.1 Function
  10.148 Tootsville.Game.NPC.CroquetPlayer.updateNPC
    10.148.1 Function
  10.149 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Doodle.fastForward
    10.149.1 Function
  10.150 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Doodle.register
    10.150.1 Function
  10.151 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Doodle.updateNPC
    10.151.1 Function
  10.152 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Fetcher.fastForward
    10.152.1 Function
  10.153 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Fetcher.register
    10.153.1 Function
  10.154 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Fetcher.updateNPC
    10.154.1 Function
  10.155 Tootsville.Game.NPC.JobWorker.fastForward
    10.155.1 Function
  10.156 Tootsville.Game.NPC.JobWorker.register
    10.156.1 Function
  10.157 Tootsville.Game.NPC.JobWorker.updateNPC
    10.157.1 Function
  10.158 Tootsville.Game.NPC.MazeBuilder.fastForward
    10.158.1 Function
  10.159 Tootsville.Game.NPC.MazeBuilder.register
    10.159.1 Function
  10.160 Tootsville.Game.NPC.MazeBuilder.updateNPC
    10.160.1 Function
  10.161 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Sleeper.fastForward
    10.161.1 Function
  10.162 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Sleeper.register
    10.162.1 Function
  10.163 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Sleeper.updateNPC
    10.163.1 Function
  10.164 Tootsville.Game.NPC.TrolleyDriver.fastForward
    10.164.1 Function
  10.165 Tootsville.Game.NPC.TrolleyDriver.register
    10.165.1 Function
  10.166 Tootsville.Game.NPC.TrolleyDriver.updateNPC
    10.166.1 Function
  10.167 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Waiter.fastForward
    10.167.1 Function
  10.168 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Waiter.register
    10.168.1 Function
  10.169 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Waiter.updateNPC
    10.169.1 Function
  10.170 Tootsville.Game.NPCSystem.burgeonNPC
    10.170.1 Function
  10.171 Tootsville.Game.NPCSystem.fastForward
    10.171.1 Function
  10.172 Tootsville.Game.NPCSystem.initNPCs
    10.172.1 Function
    10.172.2 NPC System Overview
  10.173 Tootsville.Game.NPCSystem.nextBehavior
    10.173.1 Function
  10.174 Tootsville.Game.NPCSystem.register
    10.174.1 Function
  10.175 Tootsville.Game.NPCSystem.updateNPC
    10.175.1 Function
  10.176 Tootsville.Game.NPCSystem.updateNPCs
    10.176.1 Function
  10.177 Tootsville.Game.Nav.CAMERA_MOVE_SPEED
    10.177.1 Variable
  10.178 Tootsville.Game.Nav.RUN_SPEED
    10.178.1 Variable
  10.179 Tootsville.Game.Nav.WALK_SPEED
    10.179.1 Variable
  10.180 Tootsville.Game.Nav.buildWTL
    10.180.1 Function
  10.181 Tootsville.Game.Nav.collisionP
    10.181.1 Function
  10.182 Tootsville.Game.Nav.mergeObjects
    10.182.1 Function
  10.183 Tootsville.Game.Nav.moveEntityOnCourse
    10.183.1 Function
  10.184 Tootsville.Game.Nav.quiesce
    10.184.1 Function
  10.185 Tootsville.Game.Nav.runTo
    10.185.1 Function
  10.186 Tootsville.Game.Nav.sendWTL
    10.186.1 Function
  10.187 Tootsville.Game.Nav.updateAvatar
    10.187.1 Function
  10.188 Tootsville.Game.Nav.updateAvatars
    10.188.1 Function
  10.189 Tootsville.Game.Nav.updateCamera
    10.189.1 Function
  10.190 Tootsville.Game.Nav.updateCameraDolly
    10.190.1 Function
  10.191 Tootsville.Game.Nav.updateCameraTruck
    10.191.1 Function
  10.192 Tootsville.Game.Nav.updateFacing
    10.192.1 Function
  10.193 Tootsville.Game.Nav.walkTheLine
    10.193.1 Function
  10.194 Tootsville.Game.Speech.createBalloon
    10.194.1 Function
  10.195 Tootsville.Game.Speech.dispatchCommand
    10.195.1 Function
  10.196 Tootsville.Game.Speech.removeSpeech
    10.196.1 Function
  10.197 Tootsville.Game.Speech.say
    10.197.1 Function
  10.198 Tootsville.Game.Speech.updateSpeech
    10.198.1 Function
  10.199 Tootsville.Game.Tools.axe
    10.199.1 Function
  10.200 Tootsville.Game.Tools.butterflyNet
    10.200.1 Function
  10.201 Tootsville.Game.Tools.fishingRod
    10.201.1 Function
  10.202 Tootsville.Game.Tools.pickaxe
    10.202.1 Function
  10.203 Tootsville.Game.Tools.sewingKit
    10.203.1 Function
  10.204 Tootsville.Game.Tools.shovel
    10.204.1 Function
  10.205 Tootsville.Game.Tools.wrench
    10.205.1 Function
  10.206 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe
    10.206.1 Variable
  10.207 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.doff
    10.207.1 Function
  10.208 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.don
    10.208.1 Function
  10.209 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.drop
    10.209.1 Function
  10.210 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.finalizeExchange
    10.210.1 Function
  10.211 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.findBaseSlot
    10.211.1 Function
  10.212 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.inventory
    10.212.1 Function
  10.213 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.inventoryByKind
    10.213.1 Function
  10.214 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.proposeExchange
    10.214.1 Function
  10.215 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.readied
    10.215.1 Function
  10.216 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.readiedP
    10.216.1 Function
  10.217 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.ready
    10.217.1 Function
  10.218 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.refresh
    10.218.1 Function
  10.219 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.signExchange
    10.219.1 Function
  10.220 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.take
    10.220.1 Function
  10.221 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.wearing
    10.221.1 Function
  10.222 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.wearingP
    10.222.1 Function
  10.223 Tootsville.Game.bootstrap
    10.223.1 Function
  10.224 Tootsville.Game.clickedOnItem
    10.224.1 Function
  10.225 Tootsville.Game.credits
    10.225.1 Function
  10.226 Tootsville.Game.fastForward
    10.226.1 Function
  10.227 Tootsville.Game.hideWhenGameReady
    10.227.1 Function
  10.228 Tootsville.Game.interestingPoint
    10.228.1 Function
  10.229 Tootsville.Game.lag
    10.229.1 Variable
  10.230 Tootsville.Game.stopSlowLoadingWatchdogs
    10.230.1 Function
  10.231 Tootsville.Game.update
    10.231.1 Function
  10.232 Tootsville.Gossip.Parrot.ask
    10.232.1 Function
  10.233 Tootsville.Gossip.Parrot.done
    10.233.1 Function
  10.234 Tootsville.Gossip.Parrot.parrotErrorText
    10.234.1 Function
  10.235 Tootsville.Gossip.Parrot.say
    10.235.1 Function
  10.236 Tootsville.Gossip.Parrot.show
    10.236.1 Function
  10.237 Tootsville.Gossip.Parrot.ynP
    10.237.1 Function
  10.238 Tootsville.Gossip.acceptOffer
    10.238.1 Function
  10.239 Tootsville.Gossip.closeInfinityMode
    10.239.1 Function
  10.240 Tootsville.Gossip.closeStreams
    10.240.1 Function
  10.241 Tootsville.Gossip.connect
    10.241.1 Function
  10.242 Tootsville.Gossip.connectedP
    10.242.1 Function
  10.243 Tootsville.Gossip.createConnection
    10.243.1 Function
  10.244 Tootsville.Gossip.createPacket
    10.244.1 Function
  10.245 Tootsville.Gossip.ensureConnected
    10.245.1 Function
  10.246 Tootsville.Gossip.ensureKeyPair
    10.246.1 Function
  10.247 Tootsville.Gossip.gatekeeperAccept
    10.247.1 Function
  10.248 Tootsville.Gossip.getICE
    10.248.1 Function
  10.249 Tootsville.Gossip.getOffer
    10.249.1 Function
  10.250 Tootsville.Gossip.openInfinityMode
    10.250.1 Function
  10.251 Tootsville.Gossip.send
    10.251.1 Function
  10.252 Tootsville.Gossip.sendLogOK
    10.252.1 Function
  10.253 Tootsville.Gossip.signPacket
    10.253.1 Function
  10.254 Tootsville.Gossip.waitForAnswer
    10.254.1 Function
  10.255 Tootsville.GroundBuilder.build
    10.255.1 Function
  10.256 Tootsville.GroundBuilder.colorForPlace
    10.256.1 Function
  10.257 Tootsville.GroundBuilder.initGroundPlane
    10.257.1 Function
  10.258 Tootsville.GroundBuilder.kinds
    10.258.1 Variable
  10.259 Tootsville.GroundBuilder.paintPlaces
    10.259.1 Function
  10.260 Tootsville.Login.acceptSignedIn
    10.260.1 Function
  10.261 Tootsville.Login.addChildFlag
    10.261.1 Function
  10.262 Tootsville.Login.addChildRequest
    10.262.1 Function
  10.263 Tootsville.Login.changeSensitivePlayer
    10.263.1 Function
  10.264 Tootsville.Login.childRequestTimeLeft
    10.264.1 Function
  10.265 Tootsville.Login.childSettings
    10.265.1 Function
  10.266 Tootsville.Login.clearTootsList
    10.266.1 Function
  10.267 Tootsville.Login.considerChildApproval
    10.267.1 Function
  10.268 Tootsville.Login.createTootListItem
    10.268.1 Function
  10.269 Tootsville.Login.dimUnpickedCharacters
    10.269.1 Function
  10.270 Tootsville.Login.disableChildMode
    10.270.1 Function
  10.271 Tootsville.Login.doRealLogin
    10.271.1 Function
  10.272 Tootsville.Login.doneEditingSettings
    10.272.1 Function
  10.273 Tootsville.Login.enableChildMode
    10.273.1 Function
  10.274 Tootsville.Login.endLoginMusic
    10.274.1 Function
  10.275 Tootsville.Login.fillGoogleUserInfo
    10.275.1 Function
  10.276 Tootsville.Login.findLIForToot
    10.276.1 Function
  10.277 Tootsville.Login.finishSignIn
    10.277.1 Function
  10.278 Tootsville.Login.firebaseLogin
    10.278.1 Function
  10.279 Tootsville.Login.generateNewToot
    10.279.1 Function
  10.280 Tootsville.Login.loadTootsList
    10.280.1 Function
  10.281 Tootsville.Login.loginDone
    10.281.1 Function
  10.282 Tootsville.Login.loginKidDirty
    10.282.1 Function
  10.283 Tootsville.Login.loginKidDone
    10.283.1 Function
  10.284 Tootsville.Login.overlay
    10.284.1 Function
  10.285 Tootsville.Login.pickCharacter
    10.285.1 Function
  10.286 Tootsville.Login.playWithCharacter
    10.286.1 Function
  10.287 Tootsville.Login.populateTootsList
    10.287.1 Function
  10.288 Tootsville.Login.quit
    10.288.1 Function
  10.289 Tootsville.Login.removeChildFlag
    10.289.1 Function
  10.290 Tootsville.Login.saveTootsList
    10.290.1 Function
  10.291 Tootsville.Login.serverLinkTokenToCharacter
    10.291.1 Function
  10.292 Tootsville.Login.setSensitiveP
    10.292.1 Function
  10.293 Tootsville.Login.settingsP
    10.293.1 Variable
  10.294 Tootsville.Login.start
    10.294.1 Function
  10.295 Tootsville.Login.startCharacterCreation
    10.295.1 Function
  10.296 Tootsville.Login.startSignIn
    10.296.1 Function
  10.297 Tootsville.Login.storeCredentialInfo
    10.297.1 Function
  10.298 Tootsville.Login.switchTootsView
    10.298.1 Function
  10.299 Tootsville.Login.toots
    10.299.1 Variable
  10.300 Tootsville.Login.updateNote
    10.300.1 Function
  10.301 Tootsville.Login.validChildCode
    10.301.1 Function
  10.302 Tootsville.SceneBuilder.addFurn
    10.302.1 Function
  10.303 Tootsville.SceneBuilder.addItem1
    10.303.1 Function
  10.304 Tootsville.SceneBuilder.addItem2
    10.304.1 Function
  10.305 Tootsville.SceneBuilder.addPlace
    10.305.1 Function
  10.306 Tootsville.SceneBuilder.addText
    10.306.1 Function
  10.307 Tootsville.SceneBuilder.build
    10.307.1 Function
  10.308 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.build
    10.308.1 Function
  10.309 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.buildMatchingSky
    10.309.1 Function
  10.310 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.buildMatchingWeather
    10.310.1 Function
  10.311 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setCloudCover
    10.311.1 Function
  10.312 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setFirstSkyLayer
    10.312.1 Function
  10.313 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setMoon
    10.313.1 Function
  10.314 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setPlanet
    10.314.1 Function
  10.315 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setPrecipitation
    10.315.1 Function
  10.316 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setStarfield
    10.316.1 Function
  10.317 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setSun
    10.317.1 Function
  10.318 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setTheMoon
    10.318.1 Function
  10.319 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setTheOtherMoon
    10.319.1 Function
  10.320 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setThePinkMoon
    10.320.1 Function
  10.321 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.sunX
    10.321.1 Function
  10.322 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.sunY
    10.322.1 Function
  10.323 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.update
    10.323.1 Function
  10.324 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.updateSkyData
    10.324.1 Function
  10.325 Tootsville.Tank.CameraManager.positionCameraForAvatarCloseUp
    10.325.1 Function
  10.326 Tootsville.Tank.CameraManager.positionCameraForAvatarViewer
    10.326.1 Function
  10.327 Tootsville.Tank.CameraManager.positionCameraForGameBoard
    10.327.1 Function
  10.328 Tootsville.Tank.afterRender
    10.328.1 Function
  10.329 Tootsville.Tank.attachmentOverlaysNeedUpdateP
    10.329.1 Variable
  10.330 Tootsville.Tank.createScene
    10.330.1 Function
  10.331 Tootsville.Tank.destroyAvatar
    10.331.1 Function
  10.332 Tootsville.Tank.findAvatar
    10.332.1 Function
  10.333 Tootsville.Tank.getCanvas
    10.333.1 Function
  10.334 Tootsville.Tank.getLargestChildMesh
    10.334.1 Function
  10.335 Tootsville.Tank.init3DEngine
    10.335.1 Function
  10.336 Tootsville.Tank.initArcCamera
    10.336.1 Function
  10.337 Tootsville.Tank.initOTSCamera
    10.337.1 Function
  10.338 Tootsville.Tank.initPlayerToot
    10.338.1 Function
  10.339 Tootsville.Tank.initScene
    10.339.1 Function
  10.340 Tootsville.Tank.loadUISounds
    10.340.1 Function
  10.341 Tootsville.Tank.playerAvatar
    10.341.1 Function
  10.342 Tootsville.Tank.prepareFor3D
    10.342.1 Function
  10.343 Tootsville.Tank.shutDown
    10.343.1 Function
  10.344 Tootsville.Tank.start3D
    10.344.1 Function
  10.345 Tootsville.Tank.start3DReal
    10.345.1 Function
  10.346 Tootsville.Tank.startRenderLoop
    10.346.1 Function
  10.347 Tootsville.Tank.updateAvatarFor
    10.347.1 Function
  10.348 Tootsville.Tank.updateCamera
    10.348.1 Function
  10.349 Tootsville.UI.Audio.context
    10.349.1 Variable
  10.350 Tootsville.UI.Audio.gainNode
    10.350.1 Variable
  10.351 Tootsville.UI.Audio.setVolume
    10.351.1 Function
  10.352 Tootsville.UI.Audio.updateVolumeMuteIcon
    10.352.1 Function
  10.353 Tootsville.UI.Audio.updateVolumeSlider
    10.353.1 Function
  10.354 Tootsville.UI.Audio.updateVolumeUI
    10.354.1 Function
  10.355 Tootsville.UI.Audio.volumeDown
    10.355.1 Function
  10.356 Tootsville.UI.Audio.volumeMute
    10.356.1 Function
  10.357 Tootsville.UI.Audio.volumeUp
    10.357.1 Function
  10.358 Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.ROTATION_SPEED
    10.358.1 Variable
  10.359 Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.addGamepad
    10.359.1 Function
  10.360 Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.axisUpdate
    10.360.1 Function
  10.361 Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.buttonEvent
    10.361.1 Function
  10.362 Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.connectHandler
    10.362.1 Function
  10.363 Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.controllerState
    10.363.1 Variable
  10.364 Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.controllers
    10.364.1 Variable
  10.365 Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.disconnectHandler
    10.365.1 Function
  10.366 Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.removeGamepad
    10.366.1 Function
  10.367 Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.scanGamepads
    10.367.1 Function
  10.368 Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.updateStatus
    10.368.1 Function
  10.369 Tootsville.UI.HUD.beginWatchingPaperdollWindowForClose
    10.369.1 Function
  10.370 Tootsville.UI.HUD.clickedOnMesh
    10.370.1 Function
  10.371 Tootsville.UI.HUD.closePanel
    10.371.1 Function
  10.372 Tootsville.UI.HUD.closeTalkBox
    10.372.1 Function
  10.373 Tootsville.UI.HUD.connectTalkBox
    10.373.1 Function
  10.374 Tootsville.UI.HUD.convertCanvasEventTo3D
    10.374.1 Function
  10.375 Tootsville.UI.HUD.createHUDLoaderPanel
    10.375.1 Function
  10.376 Tootsville.UI.HUD.createPaperdollCanvas
    10.376.1 Function
  10.377 Tootsville.UI.HUD.destroyHUD
    10.377.1 Function
  10.378 Tootsville.UI.HUD.dropHUDPanels
    10.378.1 Function
  10.379 Tootsville.UI.HUD.getOpenPanel
    10.379.1 Function
  10.380 Tootsville.UI.HUD.initHUD
    10.380.1 Function
  10.381 Tootsville.UI.HUD.loadHTML
    10.381.1 Function
  10.382 Tootsville.UI.HUD.loadHUDPanel
    10.382.1 Function
  10.383 Tootsville.UI.HUD.loadScriptIntoDiv
    10.383.1 Function
  10.384 Tootsville.UI.HUD.nameTagClicked
    10.384.1 Function
  10.385 Tootsville.UI.HUD.openPaperdoll
    10.385.1 Function
  10.386 Tootsville.UI.HUD.openTalkBox
    10.386.1 Function
  10.387 Tootsville.UI.HUD.paperdollCurrentP
    10.387.1 Function
  10.388 Tootsville.UI.HUD.positionPaperdollMini
    10.388.1 Function
  10.389 Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshAttachmentOverlays
    10.389.1 Function
  10.390 Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshAttachmentsForAvatar
    10.390.1 Function
  10.391 Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshEquipment
    10.391.1 Function
  10.392 Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshHUD
    10.392.1 Function
  10.393 Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshNameTagAttachment
    10.393.1 Function
  10.394 Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshPaperdoll
    10.394.1 Function
  10.395 Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshSpeechAttachment
    10.395.1 Function
  10.396 Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshTalkStatus
    10.396.1 Function
  10.397 Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshTimeLeft
    10.397.1 Function
  10.398 Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshWallet
    10.398.1 Function
  10.399 Tootsville.UI.HUD.returnPaperdollMini
    10.399.1 Function
  10.400 Tootsville.UI.HUD.setPaperdollForPlayerAvatar
    10.400.1 Function
  10.401 Tootsville.UI.HUD.showCamera
    10.401.1 Function
  10.402 Tootsville.UI.HUD.showControlPanel
    10.402.1 Function
  10.403 Tootsville.UI.HUD.showHUDPanel
    10.403.1 Function
  10.404 Tootsville.UI.HUD.showMobile
    10.404.1 Function
  10.405 Tootsville.UI.HUD.showPlayerCard
    10.405.1 Function
  10.406 Tootsville.UI.HUD.switchActiveItem
    10.406.1 Function
  10.407 Tootsville.UI.HUD.talkBoxOpenP
    10.407.1 Variable
  10.408 Tootsville.UI.HUD.toggleElement
    10.408.1 Function
  10.409 Tootsville.UI.HUD.toggleHUDPanel
    10.409.1 Function
  10.410 Tootsville.UI.HUD.toggleTalkBox
    10.410.1 Function
  10.411 Tootsville.UI.HUD.toggleTalkEmoji
    10.411.1 Function
  10.412 Tootsville.UI.HUD.toggleTalkExpression
    10.412.1 Function
  10.413 Tootsville.UI.HUD.toggleTalkLoud
    10.413.1 Function
  10.414 Tootsville.UI.Keys.arrowDown
    10.414.1 Function
  10.415 Tootsville.UI.Keys.arrowLeft
    10.415.1 Function
  10.416 Tootsville.UI.Keys.arrowRight
    10.416.1 Function
  10.417 Tootsville.UI.Keys.arrowUp
    10.417.1 Function
  10.418 Tootsville.UI.Keys.backwardChar
    10.418.1 Function
  10.419 Tootsville.UI.Keys.backwardSentence
    10.419.1 Function
  10.420 Tootsville.UI.Keys.backwardWord
    10.420.1 Function
  10.421 Tootsville.UI.Keys.beginShouting
    10.421.1 Function
  10.422 Tootsville.UI.Keys.beginSpeaking
    10.422.1 Function
  10.423 Tootsville.UI.Keys.beginWhispering
    10.423.1 Function
  10.424 Tootsville.UI.Keys.beginningOfLine
    10.424.1 Function
  10.425 Tootsville.UI.Keys.capitalizeWord
    10.425.1 Function
  10.426 Tootsville.UI.Keys.deleteBackwardChar
    10.426.1 Function
  10.427 Tootsville.UI.Keys.deleteChar
    10.427.1 Function
  10.428 Tootsville.UI.Keys.downcaseWord
    10.428.1 Function
  10.429 Tootsville.UI.Keys.endOfLine
    10.429.1 Function
  10.430 Tootsville.UI.Keys.executeExtendedCommand
    10.430.1 Function
  10.431 Tootsville.UI.Keys.forwardChar
    10.431.1 Function
  10.432 Tootsville.UI.Keys.forwardSentence
    10.432.1 Function
  10.433 Tootsville.UI.Keys.forwardWord
    10.433.1 Function
  10.434 Tootsville.UI.Keys.help
    10.434.1 Function
  10.435 Tootsville.UI.Keys.insertChar
    10.435.1 Function
  10.436 Tootsville.UI.Keys.isearch
    10.436.1 Function
  10.437 Tootsville.UI.Keys.isearchBackward
    10.437.1 Function
  10.438 Tootsville.UI.Keys.keyboardQuit
    10.438.1 Function
  10.439 Tootsville.UI.Keys.killLine
    10.439.1 Function
  10.440 Tootsville.UI.Keys.killRegion
    10.440.1 Function
  10.441 Tootsville.UI.Keys.killRingSave
    10.441.1 Function
  10.442 Tootsville.UI.Keys.killSentence
    10.442.1 Function
  10.443 Tootsville.UI.Keys.killWord
    10.443.1 Function
  10.444 Tootsville.UI.Keys.nextHistoryLine
    10.444.1 Function
  10.445 Tootsville.UI.Keys.prefixCc
    10.445.1 Function
  10.446 Tootsville.UI.Keys.prefixCx
    10.446.1 Function
  10.447 Tootsville.UI.Keys.priorHistoryLine
    10.447.1 Function
  10.448 Tootsville.UI.Keys.selectAll
    10.448.1 Function
  10.449 Tootsville.UI.Keys.speakLine
    10.449.1 Function
  10.450 Tootsville.UI.Keys.textEntry
    10.450.1 Function
  10.451 Tootsville.UI.Keys.transposeChars
    10.451.1 Function
  10.452 Tootsville.UI.Keys.transposeWords
    10.452.1 Function
  10.453 Tootsville.UI.Keys.upcaseWord
    10.453.1 Function
  10.454 Tootsville.UI.Keys.yank
    10.454.1 Function
  10.455 Tootsville.UI.Keys.yankPop
    10.455.1 Function
  10.456 Tootsville.UI.WaWa.build
    10.456.1 Function
  10.457 Tootsville.UI.WaWa.playChained
    10.457.1 Function
  10.458 Tootsville.UI.WaWa.playShifted
    10.458.1 Function
  10.459 Tootsville.UI.WaWa.stop
    10.459.1 Function
  10.460 Tootsville.UI.clickedOnItem
    10.460.1 Function
  10.461 Tootsville.UI.commands
    10.461.1 Variable
  10.462 Tootsville.UI.confirmPretty
    10.462.1 Function
  10.463 Tootsville.UI.findAdjacentEntity
    10.463.1 Function
  10.464 Tootsville.UI.forceQuit
    10.464.1 Function
  10.465 Tootsville.UI.insertEmoji
    10.465.1 Function
  10.466 Tootsville.UI.interact
    10.466.1 Function
  10.467 Tootsville.UI.makeDivOrParagraph
    10.467.1 Function
  10.468 Tootsville.UI.makeIDFromTitle
    10.468.1 Function
  10.469 Tootsville.UI.makePrettyDialog
    10.469.1 Function
  10.470 Tootsville.UI.makePrompt
    10.470.1 Function
  10.471 Tootsville.UI.onFirstClick
    10.471.1 Function
  10.472 Tootsville.UI.quit
    10.472.1 Function
  10.473 Tootsville.UI.runCommand
    10.473.1 Function
  10.474 Tootsville.UI.say
    10.474.1 Function
  10.475 Tootsville.UI.setFullscreen
    10.475.1 Function
  10.476 Tootsville.UI.setFullscreenFromNavigator
    10.476.1 Function
  10.477 Tootsville.UI.signOut
    10.477.1 Function
  10.478 Tootsville.UI.slowLoadingWatchdog
    10.478.1 Function
  10.479 Tootsville.UI.takeOneStep
    10.479.1 Function
  10.480 Tootsville.UI.toggleFullscreen
    10.480.1 Function
  10.481 Tootsville.UI.useActiveItem
    10.481.1 Function
  10.482 Tootsville.Util.assertValidHostName
    10.482.1 Function
  10.483 Tootsville.Util.ensureServersReachable
    10.483.1 Function
  10.484 Tootsville.Util.equalP
    10.484.1 Function
  10.485 Tootsville.Util.infinityAwaits
    10.485.1 Function
  10.486 Tootsville.Util.loadScript
    10.486.1 Function
  10.487 Tootsville.Util.rest
    10.487.1 Function
  10.488 Tootsville.decodeTime
    10.488.1 Function
  10.489 Tootsville.gamepadLayouts
    10.489.1 Variable
  10.490 Tootsville.host
    10.490.1 Variable
  10.491 Tootsville.universalTimeOffset
    10.491.1 Variable
  10.492 Tootsville.updateClock
    10.492.1 Function
  10.493 window.interpretTootColor
    10.493.1 Function
  10.494 window.onGoogleYoloLoad
    10.494.1 Function
11 Credits
  11.1 Major Support Software
  11.2 Systems
    11.2.1 System Tootsville
    11.2.2 System Twilio
    11.2.3 System Thread-Pool-Taskmaster
    11.2.4 System Verbose
    11.2.5 System Documentation-Utils
    11.2.6 System Trivial-Indent
    11.2.7 System Dissect
    11.2.8 System Local-Time
    11.2.9 System Piping
    11.2.10 System Alexandria
    11.2.11 System Rollbar
    11.2.12 System Oliphaunt
    11.2.13 System Usocket
    11.2.14 System Sb-Bsd-Sockets
    11.2.15 System Trivial-Gray-Streams
    11.2.16 System Trivial-Garbage
    11.2.17 System St-Json
    11.2.18 System Sqlite
    11.2.19 System Iterate
    11.2.20 System Split-Sequence
    11.2.21 System Prepl
    11.2.22 System Named-Readtables
    11.2.23 System Conium
    11.2.24 System Closer-Mop
    11.2.25 System Parse-Number
    11.2.26 System Langutils
    11.2.27 System Stdutils
    11.2.28 System S-Xml-Rpc
    11.2.29 System S-Xml
    11.2.30 System Cffi
    11.2.31 System Babel
    11.2.32 System Trivial-Features
    11.2.33 System Cl-Unicode
    11.2.34 System Cl-Unicode/ Base
    11.2.35 System Cl-Readline
    11.2.36 System Cl-Oauth
    11.2.37 System Puri
    11.2.38 System F-Underscore
    11.2.39 System Anaphora
    11.2.40 System Ironclad
    11.2.41 System Sb-Posix
    11.2.42 System Sb-Rotate-Byte
    11.2.43 System Cl-Fad
    11.2.44 System Buildapp
    11.2.45 System Apply-Argv
    11.2.46 System Dreamhost
    11.2.47 System Uuid
    11.2.48 System Trivial-Utf-8
    11.2.49 System Uiop
    11.2.50 System Trivial-Signal
    11.2.51 System Trivial-Ldap
    11.2.52 System Yacc
    11.2.53 System Cl+Ssl
    11.2.54 System Flexi-Streams
    11.2.55 System Trivial-Backtrace
    11.2.56 System Symbol-Munger
    11.2.57 System Swank
    11.2.58 System Pngload
    11.2.59 System Zpb-Exif
    11.2.60 System Swap-Bytes
    11.2.61 System Parse-Float
    11.2.62 System 3bz
    11.2.63 System Nibbles
    11.2.64 System Lparallel
    11.2.65 System Jonathan
    11.2.66 System Cl-Annot
    11.2.67 System Proc-Parse
    11.2.68 System Sb-Cltl2
    11.2.69 System Trivial-Types
    11.2.70 System Fast-Io
    11.2.71 System Static-Vectors
    11.2.72 System Cl-Syntax-Annot
    11.2.73 System Cl-Syntax
    11.2.74 System Hunchensocket
    11.2.75 System Chunga
    11.2.76 System Hunchentoot
    11.2.77 System Rfc2388
    11.2.78 System Md5
    11.2.79 System Fare-Memoization
    11.2.80 System Envy
    11.2.81 System Drakma
    11.2.82 System Chipz
    11.2.83 System Dbd-Mysql
    11.2.84 System Cl-Mysql
    11.2.85 System Dbi
    11.2.86 System Darts.Lib.Email-Address
    11.2.87 System Cxml
    11.2.88 System Cxml/ Klacks
    11.2.89 System Cxml/ Xml
    11.2.90 System Closure-Common
    11.2.91 System Cxml/ Dom
    11.2.92 System Clouchdb
    11.2.93 System S-Base64
    11.2.94 System Parenscript
    11.2.95 System Cljwt-Custom
    11.2.96 System Yason
    11.2.97 System Cl-Smtp
    11.2.98 System Cl-Ppcre
    11.2.99 System Cl-Memcached
    11.2.100 System Pooler
    11.2.101 System Sb-Concurrency
    11.2.102 System Cl-Dbi
    11.2.103 System Cl-Base64
    11.2.104 System Bordeaux-Threads
    11.2.105 System Global-Vars
  11.3 The Steel Bank Common Lisp compiler
  11.4 Javascript Tools
12 Conclusion
  12.1 License
    12.1.1 Tootsville Contents
    12.1.2 Additional Media Content
  12.2 AGPL v3 License
    12.2.1 GNU AFFERO GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
Appendix A Indices
  A.1 Concepts
  A.2 Functions
  A.3 Variables
  A.4 Data types
  A.5 Pathnames
  A.6 Infinity Mode commands
  A.7 Operator commands
  A.8 Game Actions
  A.9 Javascript
The Book of Romance II
**********************

This is The Book of Romance II, describing the Romance II game core and
Tootsville V in particular.  This manual is generated from the
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1 Introduction
**************

This is the manual for the tootsville server for CIWTA.

1.1 Who are CIWTA?
==================

CIWTA, The Corporation for Inter-World Tourism and Adventuring, is the
non-profit corporation responsible for the current development of the
Romance Ⅱ Game System, particularly, for the flagship implementation of
it in the form of Tootsville Ⅴ.

   For more information about CIWTA, visit the web site at
<https://www.ciwta.org/>

1.2 What is Tootsville?
=======================

Tootsville is a massively-multiplayer online rôle-playing game (MMORPG)
in which players control colorful, elephant-like characters know as
Toots.

   Tootsville was the flagship product which helped develop the original
Romance game system into such a powerful suite.  Its commercial sponsor,
Res Interactive, LLC, was later shut down for legal reasons.  The
resurrected game (with the permission of several of Res’s managing
members) is now the flagship for the ongoing development of Romance Ⅱ.

   As such, Romance is highly and unapologetically targeted at present
towards the needs of Tootsville.

1.3 What is the Romance Game System?
====================================

Romance is the name of the game system which runs Tootsville, and which
could, in future, be adapted to run other games as well.

   The name “Romance” has a similar meaning to its usage in “Romance
Languages,” i.e.  it means made of Romans, not “romantic.” The original
software modules of which Romance was made, and into which it will be
subdivided again for purposes of modularity in the 2.0 series, are each
named after a famous Roman.

   Romance has a few technological goals.  It is intended to be
comprehensive and flexible enough to handle a variety of game worlds,
although it necessarily has deep ties to Tootsville.  Romance also is
based on a model in which peer-to-peer communications are used for real
time activities, while the central servers are reserved for persisting
the world’s state while it is quiescent.

1.4 Technology Stack
====================

Romance is built up of the following technology stack:

   • The central REST servers are written in Common Lisp, compiled to a
     native binary, and run as a service under SystemD in a
     non-privileged user account.
   • The client and peer-to-peer application is written in JavaScript
     (ECMAScript 6 level), and compressed using the Google Closure
     Compiler into an optimized and minified form.

1.5 Affiliated Services
=======================

In the case of Tootsville, several affiliated services are used:

   • Static web servers running Apache serve up game assets, compiled
     JavaScript, and other resources.
   • Apache servers operate as load balancers across the back-end game
     servers
   • The Tootsbook blog is a WordPress installation
   • The central database server is a MariaDB server.
   • Database references are cached via MemCacheD

1.6 Clusters
============

There are four cluster types for Tootsville.

‘local’
     This refers to running a full Tootsville stack on a developer’s
     workstation

‘test.Tootsville.org’
     This cluster is used for testing new builds and is the most
     unstable, often having a new release pushed to it every week —
     sometimes, several in one day.

‘qa.Tootsville.org’
     This cluster is used for longer-term testing of the code before
     rolling it out to the general public.

‘Tootsville.org’
     This is the main production environment

1.7 Overview of Major Systems
=============================

There are several major systems worth understanding from a higher level.
Most of these are documented under specific functions that are critical
in those subsystems.

1.7.1 Methods of Connecting
---------------------------

1.7.1.1 REST Requests
.....................

REST calls can be anonymous (or public), or require third-party
authentication, i.e.  Firebase credentials.

   WRITEME

1.7.1.2 Infinity Mode communications
....................................

In the beginning, Tootsville I, the Hillside Demo, there was SmartFox
Server.  This was a chat server designed to work over an XML protocol
with Adobe Flash clients.  Tootsville I was built on this SmortFox
Server and the SmartFox client software that went with it.

   Unfortunately, SFS was not able to scale up with Tootsville’s growth,
and was very resource-intensive on the server side, so Bruce-Robert
Pocock, the Chief Engineer at Res Interactive, brought in a Java-based
chat server that he had written, named Braque.  Braque was renamed
Appius Claudius Caecus, and became the first Roman of the Romance Game
System.

   In order to convince the SmartFox Client software in the Tootsville
Flosh client program (first Nightmare, and later Persephone) to
communicate with Appius, we had to advertise a SmartFox version number —
so, in order to ensure that we had a sufficiently high version number,
and since EcmaScript uses floating-point numbers, we chose Infinity.

   The protocol gradually turned into a JSON-oriented library of
functions, leaving behind the SFS protocols (although some SFS concepts
remained, such as room variables and user variables, in various forms).

   The modern version of Infinity Protocol over WebSockets and TCP
streaming is known as version Alef-Null, which is a fascinating maths
concept that refers to a certain kind of Infinity.

   There are 3 types of authentication supported for Infinity mode:
Adult Sign-In, Child Sign-In, and Server-to-Server.

   Before authenticating, a very limited vocabulary is available; see
*note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-PRE-LOGIN:: for a discussion of what is
available to end users.  Server-to-server connections send their
authentication in advance.

   Once authenticated, the vocabulary grows extensively.  See *note
TOOTSVILLE DEFINFINITY:: for an overview of Infinity Mode commands and
how they can also be called as REST endpoints.  Commands begin with
‘INFINITY-’, and can be found alphabetically in *note Definitions::.

   Note that some of these are deprecated or no longer useful, but all
commands since 1.0 are still included in the vocabulary, including some
which were originally Res Interactive proprietary extensions.

   See Appendix 6 for an index of Infinity Mode commands.

1.7.1.3 The Adult Sign-in Process
.................................

Adults signing in must be first authenticated by an outside provider.
Presently we’re using Firebase for that purpose.  Long-term, post-5.0
we’d like to switch to handling pure OAuth on our own, but migrating
from Firebase could be problematic and take some time to phase in, so
we’d prefer to do that before we reach too large a critical mass of
users.

   Once the client has performed authentication and received its tokens,
it will send a login packet that is authenticated by *note TOOTSVILLE
WEBSOCKET-AUTHENTICATE:: and *note TOOTSVILLE FIND-USER-FOR-JSON::.

   WRITEME

1.7.1.4 The Child Sign-in Process
.................................

Child sign-ins are conducted using the *note TOOTSVILLE
INFINITY-GET-APPLE:: function.

   WRITEME

1.7.1.5 The Server-to-Server Sign-In Process
............................................

Server-to-Server peering occurs on TCP port 5005, and is accessible only
via the ::1 (loopback) interface.  This means that, in order to create a
server-to-server peering, the connection must be tunneled over ssh
first.  Since this is an unattended server process, this requires the
use of public/private key pairs to establish trust between servers.

   The server-to-server stream uses JSON packets packaged into a simple
ANSI-control-characters-based streaming protocol.

   Sign-in occurs as follows .  .  .  WRITEME

   WRITEME

1.7.2 In-Game Actions
---------------------

1.7.2.1 Moving in the Game
..........................

There have been 3 systems for character movement.

   The oldest dates back to Tootsville I and was the ‘d’ method.  This
is no longer in use.  For documentation, to the extent any exists, refer
to Tootsville IV docs.  In brief, it allowed a Toot to do basically the
same thing as the ‘wtl’ method, only it compacted the description into a
string joined with ~ characters.

   The current _status quō_ method is the “d₂” method, or “walk the
line” (‘wtl’) method.  The basic concept is that each Toot’s position is
determined by a linear interpolation along a straight line described by
a start and end position, a speed of movement, and a start time.  Thus,
all clients should be able to reliably place a character at the same
point on the line, regardless of any lag in the transmission.  See *note
TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-WTL::- for a discussion of this method.

   A more complex system being designed for post-5.0 use is the “d₃”
method, which allows the client to perform pathfinding and create a
Bezier spline walk pattern.  This system is loosely supported by the
server but in non-specific ways.

1.7.2.2 Speech and Related Things
.................................

Speech mostly consists of public messages.  Each public message contains
a volume level, speech contents, and musical key (for the Toot sounds).
*note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SPEAK:: handles the bulk of speech.

   Private messaging is accomplished by whispering to another player
using ‘@’ messages — i.e.  the message begins with ‘@’ and the other
player’s name, and is processed by the server as a special whisper
command.

   Operator (Builder Toot) commands begin with a ‘#’ and are processed
by the server.  See Appendix 7 for an index of operator commands.

   Client-side commands begin with a ‘~’ and are processed by the
client, without ever sending them to the server.

1.7.2.3 Game Events System (including Store Items)
..................................................

WRITEME

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-START-EVENT:: and *note TOOTSVILLE
INFINITY-END-EVENT:: for an overview.

1.7.2.4 Land Ownership
......................

WRITEME

1.7.2.5 Clothing, Tools, and Equipment
......................................

Clothing, Tools, and Equipment are “just” items which happen to be able
to be held in a player’s inventory.  This is largely a function of the
weight assigned and the carrying capacity of the character.

   These items feature a Wear Slot value.  A Wear Slot indicates a point
on an avatar at which a fiece of clothing can be mounted, or an item can
be held.  These slots are distinct to an avatar type, so UltraToot has
different Wear Slots than, say, Jack or Welduh.

   Wear Slots have valences that allow multiple layers of clothing to
occupy the same essential slot: eg, a T-shirt under a blazer.  Some
articles of clothing may be defined to block other slots or other
valences; eg a full-length dress might block a shirt or pants both.

   Items have energy, which can be measured in a continuous or discrete
way.  Continuous energy types are effectively a continuum of rational
values, and energy can be expended in any fraction of that amount.
Discrete energy types are an integer counter, and a specefic count is
displayed to the user.  When an item’s energy reaches zero, it can
vanish, or just remain in inventory awaiting a recharge.

   Equipment and tools have special hooks to enable them to be “used” in
the game world.  First, they must be held in the player’s trunk (for
avatars with hands, they can be in the left or right hand).  Second,
there must be a “power” associated with the item, which requires a
client-side function specialized on the item’s template ID. This hook
may be a simple wrapper around reporting back to the server, or it can
be as ornate as necessary.

   WRITEME

1.7.2.6 Metronome
.................

The metronome system allows tasks to occur on a recurring basis without
having to keep their own timing threads open all the time.  It also
provides for one-shot events to run at a specific future time.

   The main point of entry for scheduling a Metronome task is
DO-METRONOME. The metronome thread itself relies upon
RUN-METRONOME-TASKS to actually start tasks on each cycle.

   Programmers are strongly encouraged to schedule tasks using Metronome
throughout the game code.

1.7.3 World Simulation
----------------------

WRITEME

1.7.4 Server-to-Server Streams
------------------------------

WRITEME

1.7.5 The front-end
-------------------

The front-end services of Tootsville are provided by a JavaScript
program, in the repository
<https://github.com/adventuring/tootsville.org>.

1.7.5.1 Coding Standard
.......................

In general, the following coding standards apply to the front-end:

   • Everything should be in the global ‘Tootsville’
     object-as-namespace.

   • Within that object, each subsystem has its own object-as-namespace.

   • Namespaces and classes use CamelCase; functions, variables, and
     object property names user lowerCamelCase names.

   • When defining any object in the global namespace, it must be
     defined in such a way that reloading the file is idempotent, and it
     must not erase any other members that may have been added into the
     same object-as-namespace.

   The effects of this is that a typical Javascript source file will
need to contain a series of declarations like this:

if (!('Tootsville' in window))
{ Tootsville = {}; }

if (!('Namespace' in Tootsville))
{ Tootsville.Namespace = {}; }

Tootsville.Namespace.funcName =
 function (lambda, list)
 { ... };

Tootsville.Namespace.object =
 { foo: 42 };

   Note, in particular, that we _must not_ do something like:

Tootsville.Namespace =
  { funcName: function () { ... } };

   This would potentially remove other objects in the
‘Tootsville.Namespace’ namespace that may have been defined by other
users.

1.7.5.2 Babylon.js
..................

The front-end’s 3D support is courtesy of the Babylon.js library, which
has its own on-line documentation.

1.7.5.3 Gatekeeper
..................

The Gatekeeper object contains the bulk of the client’s command
processing.  Functions in Gatekeeper are named – i.e.  the keys in the
Gatekeeper hash table – for the datagram ‘from’ keys sent by the server.
For example, ‘Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.wtl’ is the handler for
datagrams with ‘from: "wtl"’ in their packet.

   WRITEME

1.7.5.4 Peer-to-Peer Streams (WebRTC)
.....................................

WRITEME

1.7.5.5 JSCL
............

WRITEME

1.8 Back Story
==============

Once upon a time — for all fairy stories begin once upon a time — but
not too very long ago, there were a herd of elephants wandering the
plains of Africa.  These elephants were just “ordinary” elephants, but
of course each of them had their own personality.

   ...

   WRITEME

   ...

1.8.1 The Magic Mist and Mist Parrots
-------------------------------------

The elephants discover the magic mist ...  parrots guide them through
...

   WRITEME

1.8.2 The Founding of Tootsville
--------------------------------

Discover the fountain ...  wish things into being ...

   WRITEME

1.8.3 The Classical Period
--------------------------

For many years, the Toots expanded their domain across the south and
west of Tootanga.

   WRITEME

1.8.4 The Evil Mayor and Shade
------------------------------

All was well and good, until the arrival of Shade.  Shade was a monster
made up of black and purple smoke, with glowing orange eyes, created
from bad wishes — any wishes that weren’t for good.  Shade and his team
of Shaddows — Welduh, Smudge, Nevermind, and others — arrived on the
scene and started making trouble for the Toots.

   Some Toots even joined up with Shade and his Shaddows, and traveled
to the evil valley of Shaddowfalls in the northeastern mountains.

   Zap and the others used their power to keep Shade at bay, although
from time to time Shade won small victories, at one time even changing
all of Tootsville into Shadesville for a couple of weeks.

   To fight the ongoing perils of Shade, the Toot Troops were organized,
a scouting-type organization that kept the Shaddows on notice.

   Then, Shade came up with his greatest plan — he replaced the mayor of
Tootsville with the evil mayor, a hollow Toot full of smoke and stuffed
with straw.  The evil mayor helped Shade get into the underground Troops
bunker and disconnect the water leading to the Toot Square Fountain.
Smudge went around and poisoned all of the other wishing fountains,
leaving the Toots without any source of Wish Magic.  Ogres took control
of the Enchanted Forest and kept the Toot Fairies from bringing in any
Fairy Dust.

1.8.5 The Destruction of Tootsville
-----------------------------------

Things were bleak.  Tootsville fell, and the Toots one by one
disappeared, leaving behind nothing but a field of purple volcanic dust
and Shade.

1.8.6 The Revival
-----------------

Not everyone was destroyed.  Pil, the most powerful Toot of all,
protected some of the other Toots from Shade.  Codfish-Howie and Catvlle
got together and revived the original 8 Toots, then more and more.  They
trapped Shade in a forcefield of his own evil magic in Shaddowfalls, and
began to rebuild Tootsville, starting with the iconic Toot Square
Fountain.

   That brings us to today.

2 Definitions
*************

The following chapters provide documentation of symbols in each of the
main packages used by Tootsville.  Many other libraries are relied upon
as well, whose documentation may not have been included here.

3 Package Chœrogryllum
**********************

3.1 Chœrogryllum::Cal-Month
===========================

3.1.1 Function
--------------

Cal-Month names a function, with lambda list (YEAR MONTH):

   Pretty-prints a one-month mini-calendar.

3.1.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/lib/Chœrogryllum/Chœrogryllum.lisp.

3.2 Chœrogryllum::Cal-Month-Header
==================================

3.2.1 Function
--------------

Cal-Month-Header names a function, with lambda list (YEAR MONTH STREAM):

   Prints a header for a calendar of MONTH in YEAR to STREAM.

3.2.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/lib/Chœrogryllum/Chœrogryllum.lisp.

3.3 Chœrogryllum::Cal-Month-Header.Html
=======================================

3.3.1 Function
--------------

Cal-Month-Header.Html names a function, with lambda list (YEAR MONTH
STREAM):

   Writes an HTML header for a calendar of MONTH in YEAR to STREAM.

3.3.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/lib/Chœrogryllum/Chœrogryllum.lisp.

3.4 Chœrogryllum::Cal-Month.Html
================================

3.4.1 Function
--------------

Cal-Month.Html names a function, with lambda list (&OPTIONAL (YEAR
(THIS-YEAR)) (MONTH (THIS-MONTH))):

   Pretty-prints a one-month mini-calendar.

3.4.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/lib/Chœrogryllum/Chœrogryllum.lisp.

3.5 Chœrogryllum::Cal-Month/ Print-Holiday-Footnotes
====================================================

3.5.1 Function
--------------

Cal-Month/Print-Holiday-Footnotes names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (YEAR MONTH HOLIDAYS STREAM).

3.5.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/lib/Chœrogryllum/Chœrogryllum.lisp.

3.6 Chœrogryllum::Cal-Year
==========================

3.6.1 Function
--------------

Cal-Year names an undocumented function, with lambda list (YEAR).

3.6.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/lib/Chœrogryllum/Chœrogryllum.lisp.

3.7 Chœrogryllum::Date-String
=============================

3.7.1 Function
--------------

Date-String names a function, with lambda list (TIME &KEY (FORM LONG)):

   Returns the pretty-printed Chœrogryllum date string describing
Universal time TIME.

3.7.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/lib/Chœrogryllum/Chœrogryllum.lisp.

3.8 Chœrogryllum::Day-Of-Week*
==============================

3.8.1 Function
--------------

Day-Of-Week* names an undocumented function, with lambda list (I &KEY
(FORM LONG)).

3.8.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/lib/Chœrogryllum/Chœrogryllum.lisp.

3.9 Chœrogryllum::Decode*-Universal-Time
========================================

3.9.1 Function
--------------

Decode*-Universal-Time names a function, with lambda list (&OPTIONAL
(TIME (GET-UNIVERSAL-TIME))):

   Returns multiple values with date and time decoded.

   Returns: (sec min hour day month year weekday other-month-day
pink-month-day julian)

3.9.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/lib/Chœrogryllum/Chœrogryllum.lisp.

3.10 Chœrogryllum::Encode*-Universal-Time
=========================================

3.10.1 Function
---------------

Encode*-Universal-Time names a function, with lambda list (SEC MIN HOUR
DAY MONTH YEAR):

   Encodes a Chœrogryllum date & time into a Universal Time.

3.10.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/Chœrogryllum/Chœrogryllum.lisp.

3.11 Chœrogryllum::Exponent-Digit
=================================

3.11.1 Function
---------------

Exponent-Digit names a function, with lambda list (NUMBER):

   Returns the digit NUMBER in exponent (superscript) character form

3.11.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/Chœrogryllum/Chœrogryllum.lisp.

3.12 Chœrogryllum::First-Weekday-Of-Month
=========================================

3.12.1 Function
---------------

First-Weekday-Of-Month names a function, with lambda list (YEAR MONTH):

   Returns the weekday number (0-8) of the first day of MONTH in YEAR.

3.12.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/Chœrogryllum/Chœrogryllum.lisp.

3.13 Chœrogryllum::Holiday-On
=============================

3.13.1 Function
---------------

Holiday-On names a function, with lambda list (YEAR MONTH DAY):

   Returns the name of any holiday on YEAR, MONTH, DAY.

   YEAR, MONTH, and DAY are the integral values of the Chœrogryllym
year, month, and day.

   If there is no holiday, but there is a full moon (any moon), that may
be reported instead.

3.13.2 Chœrogryllum Holiday
---------------------------

The following holidays are recognized and reported:

Trimestus
     occurs when all three moons are full.  Since the months are evenly
     matched to the phases of The Moon, this will always occur on the 15
     day of some month.  This is a major festival day.
Hallowe’en
     occurs on the 30 day of Procavia (month 10).
Hallowsday
     occurs on the 1st day of Dendrohyrax (month 11).
Easter
     occurs on Lightningsday some time between Inunguis, Manatus, or
     Hydrodamalis, (months 3-5) based on the phase of The Other Moon.
Christmas
     occurs on the 25 day of Tethytheria (month 12).
Christmas Eve
     occurs on the 24 day of Tethytheria (month 12).
Parents’ Day
     occurs on the 13 day of Hydrodamalis (month 5).  It takes the place
     of both Mothers’ Day and Fathers’ Day on Earth.
The Winter Solstice
     occurs on the 21 day of Sirenia (month 1).
The Spring Equinox
     occurs on the 21 day of Manatus (month 4).
The Summer Solstice
     occurs on the 21 day of Pygmaeus (month 7).
The Autumn Equinox
     occurs on the 21 day of Procavia (month 10).
Fawkesday
     occurs on the 5 day of Dendrohyrax (month 11).
New Year’s Day
     occurs on the first day of Sirenia (month 1).
The Summer Arts Festival
     runs from the 17th to the 20th day of Pygmaeus, except on
     Blanksday.
Duomestus
     occurs whenever the Other Moon and Pink Moon are both full

3.13.3 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/Chœrogryllum/Chœrogryllum.lisp.

3.14 Chœrogryllum::Month*
=========================

3.14.1 Function
---------------

Month* names an undocumented function, with lambda list (I &KEY (FORM
LONG)).

3.14.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/Chœrogryllum/Chœrogryllum.lisp.

3.15 Chœrogryllum::This-Month
=============================

3.15.1 Function
---------------

This-Month names an undocumented function, with lambda list NIL.

3.15.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/Chœrogryllum/Chœrogryllum.lisp.

3.16 Chœrogryllum::This-Year
============================

3.16.1 Function
---------------

This-Year names an undocumented function, with lambda list NIL.

3.16.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/Chœrogryllum/Chœrogryllum.lisp.

4 Package Dreamhost
*******************

4.1 Dreamhost::*Api-Key*
========================

4.1.1 Variable
--------------

*Api-Key* names a variable:

   The Dreamhost API Key to be used.

   Generate one in the Panel at
https://panel.dreamhost.com/?tree=home.api

   Its value is NIL

4.2 Dreamhost::Cname-Already-On-Record
======================================

4.2.1 Class
-----------

Cname-Already-On-Record names a class, with one superclass: *note
DREAMHOST DREAMHOST-API-ERROR::.

4.2.2 Slots
-----------

Class Cname-Already-On-Record has no direct slots defined.

4.3 Dreamhost::Cname-Must-Be-Only-Record
========================================

4.3.1 Class
-----------

Cname-Must-Be-Only-Record names a class, with one superclass: *note
DREAMHOST DREAMHOST-API-ERROR::.

4.3.2 Slots
-----------

Class Cname-Must-Be-Only-Record has no direct slots defined.

4.4 Dreamhost::Dns-Add-Record
=============================

4.4.1 Function
--------------

Dns-Add-Record names a function, with lambda list (NAME TYPE &OPTIONAL
VALUE COMMENT):

   Add a DNS record for NAME of TYPE; VALUE is determined by TYPE.

   Adds a new DNS record to a domain you already have hosted with
DreamHost.  However, you cannot add dreamhosters.com records.  Keep in
mind DNS changes may take a while to propagate.

   type: A, CNAME, NS, PTR, NAPTR, SRV, TXT, or AAAA

4.4.2 Result success
--------------------

record_added

4.4.3 Possible Errors
---------------------

   • no_record
   • no_type
   • no_value
   • invalid_record (may have specifics after a tab)
   • invalid_type (may have specifics after a tab)
   • invalid_value (may have specifics after a tab)
   • no_such_zone
   • CNAME_must_be_only_record
   • CNAME_already_on_record
   • record_already_exists_not_editable
   • record_already_exists_remove_first
   • internal_error_updating_zone
   • internal_error_could_not_load_zone
   • internal_error_could_not_add_record

4.4.4 File
----------

Defined in file src/lib/dreamhost/dreamhost.lisp.

4.5 Dreamhost::Dns-List-Records
===============================

4.5.1 Function
--------------

Dns-List-Records names an undocumented function, with lambda list NIL.

4.5.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/lib/dreamhost/dreamhost.lisp.

4.6 Dreamhost::Dns-Remove-Record
================================

4.6.1 Function
--------------

Dns-Remove-Record names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(NAME).

4.6.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/lib/dreamhost/dreamhost.lisp.

4.7 Dreamhost::Dreamhost-Api-Error
==================================

4.7.1 Class
-----------

Dreamhost-Api-Error names a class, with one superclass:
COMMON-LISP::ERROR (not in this manual).

4.7.2 Slots
-----------

Class Dreamhost-Api-Error has no direct slots defined.

4.8 Dreamhost::Dreamhost-Api-Error-With-Details
===============================================

4.8.1 Structure
---------------

Dreamhost-Api-Error-With-Details names a STRUCTURE:

   A Dreamhost API error with associated details string

4.8.2 Type
----------

Dreamhost-Api-Error-With-Details names a TYPE:

   A Dreamhost API error with associated details string

4.8.3 Class
-----------

Dreamhost-Api-Error-With-Details names a class, with one superclass:
*note DREAMHOST DREAMHOST-API-ERROR::.

   A Dreamhost API error with associated details string

4.8.4 Slots
-----------

Class Dreamhost-Api-Error-With-Details has 1 direct slot definition:

‘Details’

4.9 Dreamhost::Dreamhost-Api-Warning
====================================

4.9.1 Class
-----------

Dreamhost-Api-Warning names a class, with one superclass:
COMMON-LISP::WARNING (not in this manual).

4.9.2 Slots
-----------

Class Dreamhost-Api-Warning has no direct slots defined.

4.10 Dreamhost::Dreamhost-Error-Details
=======================================

4.10.1 Function
---------------

Dreamhost-Error-Details names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(CONDITION).

4.11 Dreamhost::Internal-Error-Could-Not-Add-Record
===================================================

4.11.1 Class
------------

Internal-Error-Could-Not-Add-Record names a class, with one superclass:
*note DREAMHOST DREAMHOST-API-ERROR::.

4.11.2 Slots
------------

Class Internal-Error-Could-Not-Add-Record has no direct slots defined.

4.12 Dreamhost::Internal-Error-Could-Not-Load-Zone
==================================================

4.12.1 Class
------------

Internal-Error-Could-Not-Load-Zone names a class, with one superclass:
*note DREAMHOST DREAMHOST-API-ERROR::.

4.12.2 Slots
------------

Class Internal-Error-Could-Not-Load-Zone has no direct slots defined.

4.13 Dreamhost::Internal-Error-Updating-Zone
============================================

4.13.1 Class
------------

Internal-Error-Updating-Zone names a class, with one superclass: *note
DREAMHOST DREAMHOST-API-ERROR::.

4.13.2 Slots
------------

Class Internal-Error-Updating-Zone has no direct slots defined.

4.14 Dreamhost::Invalid-Record
==============================

4.14.1 Class
------------

Invalid-Record names a class, with one superclass: *note DREAMHOST
DREAMHOST-API-ERROR-WITH-DETAILS::.

4.14.2 Slots
------------

Class Invalid-Record has 1 direct slot definition:

‘Details’

4.15 Dreamhost::Invalid-Type
============================

4.15.1 Class
------------

Invalid-Type names a class, with one superclass: *note DREAMHOST
DREAMHOST-API-ERROR-WITH-DETAILS::.

4.15.2 Slots
------------

Class Invalid-Type has 1 direct slot definition:

‘Details’

4.16 Dreamhost::Invalid-Value
=============================

4.16.1 Class
------------

Invalid-Value names a class, with one superclass: *note DREAMHOST
DREAMHOST-API-ERROR-WITH-DETAILS::.

4.16.2 Slots
------------

Class Invalid-Value has 1 direct slot definition:

‘Details’

4.17 Dreamhost::No-Record
=========================

4.17.1 Class
------------

No-Record names a class, with one superclass: *note DREAMHOST
DREAMHOST-API-ERROR::.

4.17.2 Slots
------------

Class No-Record has no direct slots defined.

4.18 Dreamhost::No-Such-Zone
============================

4.18.1 Class
------------

No-Such-Zone names a class, with one superclass: *note DREAMHOST
DREAMHOST-API-ERROR::.

4.18.2 Slots
------------

Class No-Such-Zone has no direct slots defined.

4.19 Dreamhost::No-Type
=======================

4.19.1 Class
------------

No-Type names a class, with one superclass: *note DREAMHOST
DREAMHOST-API-ERROR::.

4.19.2 Slots
------------

Class No-Type has no direct slots defined.

4.20 Dreamhost::No-Value
========================

4.20.1 Class
------------

No-Value names a class, with one superclass: *note DREAMHOST
DREAMHOST-API-ERROR::.

4.20.2 Slots
------------

Class No-Value has no direct slots defined.

4.21 Dreamhost::Record-Already-Exists-Not-Editable
==================================================

4.21.1 Class
------------

Record-Already-Exists-Not-Editable names a class, with one superclass:
*note DREAMHOST DREAMHOST-API-ERROR::.

4.21.2 Slots
------------

Class Record-Already-Exists-Not-Editable has no direct slots defined.

4.22 Dreamhost::Record-Already-Exists-Remove-First
==================================================

4.22.1 Class
------------

Record-Already-Exists-Remove-First names a class, with one superclass:
*note DREAMHOST DREAMHOST-API-ERROR::.

4.22.2 Slots
------------

Class Record-Already-Exists-Remove-First has no direct slots defined.

4.23 Dreamhost::Register-Dns-Name
=================================

4.23.1 Function
---------------

Register-Dns-Name names an undocumented function, with lambda list (NAME
IPV4-ADDRESS).

4.23.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/dreamhost/dreamhost.lisp.

4.24 Dreamhost::Validate-Dns-Value
==================================

4.24.1 Function
---------------

Validate-Dns-Value names a function, with lambda list (TYPE VALUE):

   Returns VALUE in string form valid for a DNS record of type TYPE

4.24.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/dreamhost/dreamhost.lisp.

5 Package Rollbar
*****************

5.1 Rollbar::*Access-Token*
===========================

5.1.1 Variable
--------------

*Access-Token* names a variable:

   The Rollbar access-token, created through their Web UI at:

https://rollbar.com/{team}/{project}/settings/access_tokens/

   eg:

https://rollbar.com/CIWTA/Tootsville/settings/access_tokens/

   Its value is NIL

5.2 Rollbar::*Code-Version*
===========================

5.2.1 Variable
--------------

*Code-Version* names a variable:

   The version of your source code.

   Can be anything, but a Git Hash is valid, as well as a software
version.

   Its value is NIL

5.3 Rollbar::*Environment*
==========================

5.3.1 Variable
--------------

*Environment* names a variable:

   The runtime environment (cluster or situational group) to report as.

   Typically “development” or “production,” but more interesting labels
are allowed.  Groups will be automatically created by Rollbar when you
report to them; no need to pre-configure anything.

   Its value is  "unknown" 

5.4 Rollbar::*Framework*
========================

5.4.1 Variable
--------------

*Framework* names a variable:

   Any software framework which you wish to identify as; by default,
reports the name of your Lisp implementation (from
LISP-IMPLEMENTATION-TYPE (see the Common Lisp HyperSpec), ie, SBCL)

   Its value is  "SBCL" 

5.5 Rollbar::*Person-Hook*
==========================

5.5.1 Variable
--------------

*Person-Hook* names a variable:

   To add “person” information to a Rollbar message, create a function
which examines its dynamic environment and returns a plist of the form:
     '(:|person|   (:|uid|  User-UI   :|username|  "User   name"  :|email|
     "user@example.com"))

   Its value is NIL

5.6 Rollbar::*Server*
=====================

5.6.1 Variable
--------------

*Server* names a variable:

   The server (machine) name to report as; defaults to MACHINE-INSTANCE
(see the Common Lisp HyperSpec) (which is typically the hostname)

   Its value is  "Krishna" 

5.7 Rollbar::*Valid-Notifier-Levels*
====================================

5.7.1 Variable
--------------

*Valid-Notifier-Levels* names a variable:

   The levels which Rollbar accepts

   Its value is of type CONS

5.8 Rollbar::+Context-Forms+
============================

5.8.1 Variable
--------------

+Context-Forms+ names a variable:

   How many forms’ worth of context should be reported?

   Rollbar seems to insist upon 4.

   Its value is 4 (#x4)

5.9 Rollbar::Backtrace-Frame-To-Plist
=====================================

5.9.1 Function
--------------

Backtrace-Frame-To-Plist names a function, with lambda list (FRAME):

   Convert FRAME into a plist of the sort Rollbar likes

5.9.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.10 Rollbar::Chain-Debugger-Hook
=================================

5.10.1 Function
---------------

Chain-Debugger-Hook names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Create a function that calls ‘DEBUGGER-HOOK’.

   The present value of *DEBUGGER-HOOK* (see the Common Lisp HyperSpec)
is closed over by that function, and will be called after calling
‘DEBUGGER-HOOK’.

5.10.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.11 Rollbar::Classify-Error-Level
==================================

5.11.1 Function
---------------

Classify-Error-Level names a function, with lambda list (CONDITION):

   Given CONDITION, return the Rollbar level for it.

   Methods can specialize on condition types to return specific levels,
but the defaults should be fairly sane for most users.

   Note that SERIOUS-CONDITION (see the Common Lisp HyperSpec) maps
to“error,” while ERROR (see the Common Lisp HyperSpec) maps to
“critical,” to more closely match Rollbar’s system.

5.11.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.12 Rollbar::Condition-Telemetry
=================================

5.12.1 Function
---------------

Condition-Telemetry names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(CONDITION).

5.12.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.13 Rollbar::Configure
=======================

5.13.1 Function
---------------

Configure names a function, with lambda list (&KEY (ACCESS-TOKEN NIL
ACCESS-TOKEN-PRESENT-P) (ENVIRONMENT NIL ENVIRONMENT-PRESENT-P)
(CODE-VERSION NIL CODE-VERSION-PRESENT-P) (FRAMEWORK NIL
FRAMEWORK-PRESENT-P) (SERVER NIL SERVER-PRESENT-P)):

   Sets Rollbar configuration persistently (dynamically).

   Typically only invoked once at startup.

5.13.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.14 Rollbar::Constituent-Char-P
================================

5.14.1 Function
---------------

Constituent-Char-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(CHAR).

5.14.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.15 Rollbar::Critical!
=======================

5.15.1 Function
---------------

Critical!  names a function, with lambda list (MESSAGE* &KEY CONDITION):

   Report a condition to Rollbar with level critical.

   Calls ‘NOTIFY’ like (NOTIFY "critical" MESSAGE …).

   The !  in the name is so that ROLLBAR:ERROR! does not shadow
CL:ERROR, and so that all levels share the same orthography.

5.15.2 File
-----------

Defined in file dumper-2SKVI5f7.lisp.

5.16 Rollbar::Debug!
====================

5.16.1 Function
---------------

Debug!  names a function, with lambda list (MESSAGE* &KEY CONDITION):

   Report a condition to Rollbar with level debug.

   Calls ‘NOTIFY’ like (NOTIFY "debug" MESSAGE …).

   The !  in the name is so that ROLLBAR:ERROR! does not shadow
CL:ERROR, and so that all levels share the same orthography.

5.16.2 File
-----------

Defined in file dumper-2SKVI5f7.lisp.

5.17 Rollbar::Debugger-Hook
===========================

5.17.1 Function
---------------

Debugger-Hook names a function, with lambda list (CONDITION &OPTIONAL
HOOK):

   Take the CONDITION reported to the debugger and relay it to Rollbar.

   This is usually activated through ‘WITH-ROLLBAR-FOR-DEBUGGER’.

5.17.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.18 Rollbar::Error!
====================

5.18.1 Function
---------------

Error!  names a function, with lambda list (MESSAGE* &KEY CONDITION):

   Report a condition to Rollbar with level error.

   Calls ‘NOTIFY’ like (NOTIFY "error" MESSAGE …).

   The !  in the name is so that ROLLBAR:ERROR! does not shadow
CL:ERROR, and so that all levels share the same orthography.

5.18.2 File
-----------

Defined in file dumper-2SKVI5f7.lisp.

5.19 Rollbar::Escaped
=====================

5.19.1 Function
---------------

Escaped names a function, with lambda list (STRING ESCAPE-CHAR
ESCAPED-CHARS):

   Escape characters within the string, usually by \

5.19.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.20 Rollbar::Find-Appropriate-Backtrace
========================================

5.20.1 Function
---------------

Find-Appropriate-Backtrace names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Finds a backtrace without too much “noise.”

   Attempts to eliminate “uninteresting” frames from the trace, and
formats it in a form that Rollbar likes.

5.20.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.21 Rollbar::Format-Symbol-Name-Carefully
==========================================

5.21.1 Function
---------------

Format-Symbol-Name-Carefully names a function, with lambda list
(SYMBOL):

   Carefully format the symbol-name of SYMBOL

5.21.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.22 Rollbar::Gather-Source-Info
================================

5.22.1 Function
---------------

Gather-Source-Info names a function, with lambda list (FILENAME
TOP-LEVEL-FORM FORM-NUMBER):

   Get source code information for a frame in a backtrace

5.22.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.23 Rollbar::Http-Error
========================

5.23.1 Class
------------

Http-Error names a class, with one superclass: COMMON-LISP::ERROR (not
in this manual).

5.23.2 Slots
------------

Class Http-Error has 5 direct slot definitions:

‘Status’

‘Status-Text’

‘Wanted-Uri’

‘Got-Uri’

‘Headers’

5.24 Rollbar::Http-Error-Got-Uri
================================

5.24.1 Function
---------------

Http-Error-Got-Uri names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(CONDITION).

5.25 Rollbar::Http-Error-Headers
================================

5.25.1 Function
---------------

Http-Error-Headers names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(CONDITION).

5.26 Rollbar::Http-Error-Status
===============================

5.26.1 Function
---------------

Http-Error-Status names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(CONDITION).

5.27 Rollbar::Http-Error-Status-Text
====================================

5.27.1 Function
---------------

Http-Error-Status-Text names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(CONDITION).

5.28 Rollbar::Http-Error-Wanted-Uri
===================================

5.28.1 Function
---------------

Http-Error-Wanted-Uri names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(CONDITION).

5.29 Rollbar::Http-Successful-Request
=====================================

5.29.1 Function
---------------

Http-Successful-Request names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(URI &REST KEYS &KEY &ALLOW-OTHER-KEYS).

5.29.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.30 Rollbar::Info!
===================

5.30.1 Function
---------------

Info!  names a function, with lambda list (MESSAGE* &KEY CONDITION):

   Report a condition to Rollbar with level info.

   Calls ‘NOTIFY’ like (NOTIFY "info" MESSAGE …).

   The !  in the name is so that ROLLBAR:ERROR! does not shadow
CL:ERROR, and so that all levels share the same orthography.

5.30.2 File
-----------

Defined in file dumper-2SKVI5f7.lisp.

5.31 Rollbar::Level-Is-Valid-P
==============================

5.31.1 Function
---------------

Level-Is-Valid-P names a function, with lambda list (LEVEL):

   Determines whether LEVEL is a valid level indicator for Rollbar.

5.31.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.32 Rollbar::Make-Level-Notifier
=================================

5.32.1 Function
---------------

Make-Level-Notifier names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(LEVEL).

5.32.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.33 Rollbar::Notify
====================

5.33.1 Function
---------------

Notify names a function, with lambda list (LEVEL MESSAGE* &KEY
CONDITION):

   Sends a notification to Rollbar of level LEVEL with message MESSAGE*.

   If CONDITION is given, useful information is extracted therefrom (eg,
backtrace).

   Without CONDITION, the backtrace will be from the current (caller)
context.

   If unable to reach Rollbar, a SIGNAL of type CAN-NOT-REPORT will be
raised, which you can choose to CATCH or ignore.

   A log entry will also be printed to *TRACE-OUTPUT* for levels “debug”
or “info,” and to *ERROR-OUTPUT* for other levels.  (See
‘OUTPUT-FOR-LEVEL’)

5.33.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.34 Rollbar::Output-For-Level
==============================

5.34.1 Function
---------------

Output-For-Level names a function, with lambda list (LEVEL):

   Returns a stream for logging messages of level LEVEL.

   For “info” or “debug,” returns *TRACE-OUTPUT*; otherwise
*ERROR-OUTPUT*.

5.34.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.35 Rollbar::Package-Name-Can-Be-Unquoted-P
============================================

5.35.1 Function
---------------

Package-Name-Can-Be-Unquoted-P names a function, with lambda list
(PACKAGE-NAME):

   Decide whether a package name symbol can be printed without quoting

5.35.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.36 Rollbar::Pretty-Function-Name
==================================

5.36.1 Function
---------------

Pretty-Function-Name names a function, with lambda list (FUNCTION):

   Pretty-print the name (and type information) of FUNCTION

5.36.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.37 Rollbar::Pretty-Symbol-Name
================================

5.37.1 Function
---------------

Pretty-Symbol-Name names a function, with lambda list (SYMBOL):

   Format the symbol-name of SYMBOL nicely for the Rollbar report

5.37.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.38 Rollbar::Quoted
====================

5.38.1 Function
---------------

Quoted names a function, with lambda list (STRING):

   Return a quoted version of String

5.38.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.39 Rollbar::Redact-Directory
==============================

5.39.1 Function
---------------

Redact-Directory names a function, with lambda list (DIRECTORY):

   Redact uninteresting parts of a directory pathname

5.39.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.40 Rollbar::Report-Server-Info
================================

5.40.1 Function
---------------

Report-Server-Info names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Generate the server-info Plist for the error report

5.40.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.41 Rollbar::Report-Telemetry
==============================

5.41.1 Function
---------------

Report-Telemetry names a function, with lambda list (LEVEL):

   Generates some general information for the error report

5.41.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.42 Rollbar::Request-Telemetry
===============================

5.42.1 Function
---------------

Request-Telemetry names an undocumented function, with lambda list NIL.

5.42.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.43 Rollbar::Rollbar-Notify-Deployment
=======================================

5.43.1 Function
---------------

Rollbar-Notify-Deployment names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (&KEY USER REVISION ENVIRONMENT).

5.43.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.44 Rollbar::Sanitize-File-Name
================================

5.44.1 Function
---------------

Sanitize-File-Name names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(PATHNAME).

5.44.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.45 Rollbar::Send-Rollbar-Notification
=======================================

5.45.1 Function
---------------

Send-Rollbar-Notification names a function, with lambda list (LEVEL
MESSAGE BACKTRACE &KEY CONDITION):

   Send a notification to Rollbar.

5.45.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.46 Rollbar::Symbol-Is-Exported-P
==================================

5.46.1 Function
---------------

Symbol-Is-Exported-P names a function, with lambda list (SYMBOL):

   Discover whether SYMBOL is exported from its package

5.46.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.47 Rollbar::Symbol-Name-Can-Be-Unquoted-P
===========================================

5.47.1 Function
---------------

Symbol-Name-Can-Be-Unquoted-P names a function, with lambda list
(SYMBOL):

   Decide whether a symbol name can be printed without quoting

5.47.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.48 Rollbar::Warning!
======================

5.48.1 Function
---------------

Warning!  names a function, with lambda list (MESSAGE* &KEY CONDITION):

   Report a condition to Rollbar with level warning.

   Calls ‘NOTIFY’ like (NOTIFY "warning" MESSAGE …).

   The !  in the name is so that ROLLBAR:ERROR! does not shadow
CL:ERROR, and so that all levels share the same orthography.

5.48.2 File
-----------

Defined in file dumper-2SKVI5f7.lisp.

5.49 Rollbar::With-Configuration
================================

5.49.1 Macro
------------

With-Configuration names a macro, with lambda list ((&REST KEYS &KEY
ACCESS-TOKEN ENVIRONMENT CODE-VERSION FRAMEWORK SERVER) &BODY BODY):

   Executes BODY with Rollbar variables bound to the values given (if
any).

   Unmentioned keys are left unaltered.

5.49.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

5.50 Rollbar::With-Rollbar-For-Debugger
=======================================

5.50.1 Macro
------------

With-Rollbar-For-Debugger names a macro, with lambda list (NIL &BODY
BODY):

   Run BODY with *DEBUGGER-HOOK* (see the Common Lisp HyperSpec) bound
to call Rollbar.

   Any previous value of *DEBUGGER-HOOK* (see the Common Lisp HyperSpec)
will be called after Rollbar.

5.50.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/rollbar/rollbar.lisp.

6 Package Thread-Pool-Taskmaster
********************************

6.1 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::*Developmentp*
==========================================

6.1.1 Variable
--------------

*Developmentp* names an undocumented variable with the value NIL

6.2 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::*Mulligans*
=======================================

6.2.1 Variable
--------------

*Mulligans* names an undocumented variable with the value 5 (#x5)

6.3 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::+Max-Queue-Size-For-Thread-Pool+
============================================================

6.3.1 Variable
--------------

+Max-Queue-Size-For-Thread-Pool+ names a variable:

   What is the maximum queue size allowed for a thread pool?

   Its value is 256 (#x100)

6.4 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::+Single-Core-Threads+
=================================================

6.4.1 Variable
--------------

+Single-Core-Threads+ names a variable:

   More threads than otherwise expected on a single-core machine.

   Its value is 16 (#x10)

6.5 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::+Threads-Per-Core+
==============================================

6.5.1 Variable
--------------

+Threads-Per-Core+ names a variable:

   Must be an (UNSIGNED-BYTE 15) and non-zero.

   Its value is 8 (#x8)

6.6 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::Cores*Threads-Per-Core
==================================================

6.6.1 Function
--------------

Cores*Threads-Per-Core names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(&REST ARGUMENTS).

6.6.2 File
----------

Defined in file
quicklisp/dists/quicklisp/software/fare-memoization-20180430-git/memoization.lisp.

6.7 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::Make-Thread-Name
============================================

6.7.1 Function
--------------

Make-Thread-Name names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(TASKMASTER SOCKET).

6.7.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/lib/taskmaster/thread-pool-taskmaster.lisp.

6.8 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::Name-Idle-Threads-Sequentially
==========================================================

6.8.1 Function
--------------

Name-Idle-Threads-Sequentially names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (TASKMASTER).

6.8.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/lib/taskmaster/thread-pool-taskmaster.lisp.

6.9 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::Named-Thread-Pool-Runner
====================================================

6.9.1 Macro
-----------

Named-Thread-Pool-Runner names an undocumented macro, with lambda list
((&KEY (NAME)) &BODY BODY).

6.9.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/lib/taskmaster/thread-pool-taskmaster.lisp.

6.10 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::Safe-Client-As-String
==================================================

6.10.1 Function
---------------

Safe-Client-As-String names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(SOCKET).

6.10.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/taskmaster/thread-pool-taskmaster.lisp.

6.11 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::Swank-Connected-P
==============================================

6.11.1 Function
---------------

Swank-Connected-P names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Detect whether Swank is connected.

   Used to determine whether to resignal errors.

6.11.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/taskmaster/thread-pool-taskmaster.lisp.

6.12 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::Taskmaster-Thread-Pool
===================================================

6.12.1 Function
---------------

Taskmaster-Thread-Pool names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(OBJECT).

6.12.2 SetF Function
--------------------

(SETF Taskmaster-Thread-Pool) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (NEW-VALUE OBJECT).

6.13 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::Taskmaster-Thread-Pool-Channel
===========================================================

6.13.1 Function
---------------

Taskmaster-Thread-Pool-Channel names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (OBJECT).

6.13.2 SetF Function
--------------------

(SETF Taskmaster-Thread-Pool-Channel) names an undocumented function,
with lambda list (NEW-VALUE OBJECT).

6.14 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::Thread-Pool-Taskmaster
===================================================

6.14.1 Structure
----------------

Thread-Pool-Taskmaster names a STRUCTURE:

   A taskmaster that uses a thread pool to dispatch incoming requests.

6.14.2 Type
-----------

Thread-Pool-Taskmaster names a TYPE:

   A taskmaster that uses a thread pool to dispatch incoming requests.

6.14.3 Class
------------

Thread-Pool-Taskmaster names a class, with one superclass:
HUNCHENTOOT::ONE-THREAD-PER-CONNECTION-TASKMASTER (not in this manual).

   A taskmaster that uses a thread pool to dispatch incoming requests.

6.14.4 Slots
------------

Class Thread-Pool-Taskmaster has no direct slots defined.

6.15 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::With-Mulligan-Handlers
===================================================

6.15.1 Macro
------------

With-Mulligan-Handlers names an undocumented macro, with lambda list
((NAME MULLIGAN) &BODY BODY).

6.15.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/taskmaster/thread-pool-taskmaster.lisp.

6.16 Thread-Pool-Taskmaster::With-Pool-Thread-Restarts
======================================================

6.16.1 Macro
------------

With-Pool-Thread-Restarts names an undocumented macro, with lambda list
((NAME) &BODY BODY).

6.16.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/taskmaster/thread-pool-taskmaster.lisp.

7 Package Tootsville-User
*************************

7.1 Tootsville-User::$
======================

7.1.1 Function
--------------

$ names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Execute a command script.

7.1.2 Usage
-----------

#$ SCRIPT-NAME

7.1.3 Example
-------------

#$ do-something-funny

   The script name must be a function previously defined by ‘#SCRIPT’;
see *note TOOTSVILLE-USER SCRIPT:: operator command for details.

7.1.4 File
----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.2 Tootsville-User::*Apropos
=============================

7.2.1 Function
--------------

*Apropos names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Runs APROPOS (see the Common Lisp HyperSpec) for a remote user.

7.2.2 Usage
-----------

#apropos EXPRESSION

7.2.3 Example
-------------

#apropos apropos

7.2.4 File
----------

Defined in file src/infinity/modern-ops.lisp.

7.3 Tootsville-User::*Time
==========================

7.3.1 Function
--------------

*Time names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Displays a message with the current server time.

   This is a convenience function to ask “what time is it,” as opposed
to the verb “time this to see how long it takes” like TIME (see the
Common Lisp HyperSpec).

7.3.2 Usage
-----------

#time

7.3.3 Example
-------------

     #time

7.3.4 Example Reply
-------------------


     Now it is 2021-01-26T00:35:11.341489Z (Universal: 3,820,610,111; Unix:
     1,611,621,311). In Chœrogryllum, it is 0:35:11 on Blanksday, the
     eleventh of Procavia, 153


7.3.5 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-----------------------------

The output format has changed.  The old version only displayed the Unix
time in seconds, without commas; the decoded date and time, Universal
time code, and Chœrogryllum date and time are new.

7.3.6 File
----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.4 Tootsville-User::*Warn
==========================

7.4.1 Function
--------------

*Warn names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Warn a user about breaking a rule.

   Warns a user (anonymously) about the Tootsville rules.  The warning
messages are pre-determined canned messages accessed via short mnemonic
names.

   To obtain the list of mnemonics, type ‘#warn #list’.

7.4.2 Usage
-----------

#warn #list
#warn REASONCODE LOGIN

7.4.3 Examples
--------------

     #warn #list
     #warn BULLY Pil

7.4.4 Reason Codes
------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE-USER KICK:: for the current list

7.4.5 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-----------------------------

This command’s reason codes have changed from 1.2 to 2.0 completely.
The new list is kept under *note TOOTSVILLE-USER KICK::.

   ‘#warn #list’ is a new command.

7.4.6 File
----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.5 Tootsville-User::Addevent
=============================

7.5.1 Function
--------------

Addevent names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Add a GameEvent to a Zone

   UNIMPLEMENTED

7.5.2 Usage
-----------

#addevent [EVENTNAME]

7.5.3 Examples
--------------

 #addevent LaserTagGame
 #addevent PropsWeather
 #addevent ShaddowFalls
 #addevent Tootlympics

   This is not currently implemented.

7.5.4 File
----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.6 Tootsville-User::Agent
==========================

7.6.1 Function
--------------

Agent names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Set the clothing and colors of a robot to match the invoking user.

7.6.2 Usage
-----------

 #agent robot-name

7.6.3 File
----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.7 Tootsville-User::Askme
==========================

7.7.1 Function
--------------

Askme names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Used to test the question-and-answer subsystem.

7.7.2 Usage
-----------

 #askme

7.7.3 200 OK
------------

Returns a fixed JSON sequence that prompts the user to answer a
meaningless question.

{ title: "Title Here",
  label: "example",
  label_en_US: "example",
  attachUser: (the user name of the invoking user),
  id: "example/2134§þ=?/x'<>'\\\",:/blah",
  msg: "Because it's really important to me that you are able to hear this question and give me an informed answer, I want to know: “Can you hear me now?”",
  replies:
  { si: { label: "Yes",
          type: "aff",
          label_en_US: "YES" },
    no: { label: "No",
          type: "neg",
          label_en_US: "NO" },
    maybe: { label: "Maybe. I'm not really sure. This one is mostly just in here to be a really long answer.",
             type: "neu",
             label_en_US: "MEBBE" } } }

7.7.4 File
----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.8 Tootsville-User::At
=======================

7.8.1 Function
--------------

At names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Issue an operator command on a particular server instance.

   UNIMPLEMENTED. Remote code execution is not possible.  Only works if
SERVER is MACHINE-INSTANCE (see the Common Lisp HyperSpec), i.e.  the
local machine, which is identical to not using this command at all.

7.8.2 Usage
-----------

#at SERVER #OTHER-COMMAND OTHER-PARAMS
#at #each #OTHER-COMMAND OTHER-PARAMS

7.8.3 Examples
--------------

     #at game1.test.tootsville.net #ws-stats
     #at #each #git-pull

   For a list of servers, see *note TOOTSVILLE SERVER-LIST::.

   To issue a command on every server, send ‘#at #each #OTHER-COMMAND’.

7.8.4 File
----------

Defined in file src/infinity/modern-ops.lisp.

7.9 Tootsville-User::Ban
========================

7.9.1 Function
--------------

Ban names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Ban a user persistently (permanently) from the game.

7.9.2 Usage
-----------

 #ban [REASONCODE] [LOGIN]
 #ban #list

7.9.3 Examples
--------------

 #ban BULLY pil
 #ban #list

   ‘#ban #list’ is identical to ‘#kick #list’, for convenience.

   The same reason codes and syntax are used for ‘#ban’ as for ‘#kick’,
so refer to *note TOOTSVILLE-USER KICK:: for reason codes.

   Unlike a ‘#kick’, a ‘#ban’ remains in effect persistently —
permanently, unless an operator reverses it.

7.9.4 File
----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.10 Tootsville-User::Banhammer
===============================

7.10.1 Function
---------------

Banhammer names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Ban an IP address from connecting.

   Bans can be listed using ‘#banhammer #list’

   Bans can be lifted using ‘#banhammer #-ip IP-ADDRESS’ (or hostname)

   A ban can be placed with ‘#banhammer #+ip IP-ADDRESS’ or ‘#banhammer
#+ip HOSTNAME’ or ‘#banhammer #user USERNAME’.  In the latter case, the
user’s connected IP address is used.  This is expected to be the most
common usage.

7.10.2 Usage
------------

#banhammer #list
#banhammer #user NICKNAME
#banhammer #+ip ADDRESS
#banhammer #-ip ADDRESS

7.10.3 Parameters
-----------------

The first word is a subcommand; one of ‘#+ip’, ‘#-ip’, ‘#user’, or
‘#list’.  For ‘#+ip’, ‘#-ip’, or ‘#user’, an additional parameter is
needed.

7.10.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.11 Tootsville-User::Beam
==========================

7.11.1 Function
---------------

Beam names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Beam yourself to a different location.

7.11.2 Usage
------------

#beam LATITUDE LONGITUDE [ALTITUDE]

   Altitude is optional.

7.11.3 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
------------------------------

In Romance 1, this command took a room moniker as its sole parameter;
since rooms as such no longer exist, we use latitude and longitude now.

7.11.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.12 Tootsville-User::Census
============================

7.12.1 Function
---------------

Census names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Load a number of users.

   Simply reference a range of users, for testing purposes.  Takes an
optional low and high point, or runs 0…250000.  (250,000) This will load
their Toots, and seriously strain the caché and database subsystems.

   Afterwards, due to cache flooding, database accesses may be slower
than usual until things balance out to a more normal workload.

   Since this is designed to stress the servers, it can be called only
by God (Pil).

7.12.2 Usage
------------

#census
#census [START]
#census [START] [COUNT]

7.12.3 Examples
---------------

#census

   Stress-load the first 250,000 Toots

#census 20000

   Stress-load 250,000 Toots starting with offset 20,000.

#census 1000 100

   Stress-load 100 Toots starting with offset 1,000.

7.12.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.13 Tootsville-User::Clearbadge
================================

7.13.1 Function
---------------

Clearbadge names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Clear a badge off the map.

   UNIMPLEMENTED: This is not yet implemented for Tootsville V.

7.13.2 Usage
------------

#clearbadge [NICKNAME] [SPOT]
#clearbadge #me [SPOT]

#clearbadge #me #here
#clearbadge [NICKNAME] #here

#clearbadge #me #all
#clearbadge [NICKNAME] #all

7.13.3 Examples
---------------

 #clearbadge snowcone tootSquare
 #clearbadge snowcone #all
 #clearbadge snowcone #here
 #clearbadge #me #all
 #clearbadge #me #here

7.13.4 Badges
-------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE-USER SETBADGE:: for a discussion of the map badges
system.

7.13.5 Spots
------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE-USER SPAWNROOM:: to mark a spot with a moniker, so
that it can be passed to ‘#clearbadge’ and other “spot-based” commands.

7.13.6 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.14 Tootsville-User::Clearcache
================================

7.14.1 Function
---------------

Clearcache names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Forcibly clear all cachés (MemCacheD)

   Flush all contents of the MemCacheD server.  This may negatively
impact the system’s performance.

7.14.2 Usage
------------

#clearcache

7.14.3 Example
--------------

#clearcache

7.14.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.15 Tootsville-User::Clearevent
================================

7.15.1 Function
---------------

Clearevent names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Clear a GameEvent

   UNIMPLEMENTED

7.15.2 Usage
------------

 #clearevent [EVENTNAME] [UNIQUE ID]

7.15.3 Examples
---------------

 #clearevent LaserTagGame 142
 #clearevent PropsWeather 120
 #clearevent ShaddowFalls 928
 #clearevent Tootlympics 1294

7.15.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
------------------------------

The names of game events have changed format.

   The unique ID parameter is now required.

7.15.5 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.16 Tootsville-User::Clearvar
==============================

7.16.1 Function
---------------

Clearvar names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Clear a room variable.  (no longer supported)

   Room variables can no longer be cleared.  This command is no longer
useful.

7.16.2 Usage
------------

#clearvar @[ROOM] [VARIABLE] [VALUE]
#clearvar [VARIABLE] [VALUE]

7.16.3 Examples
---------------

#clearvar @tootsSquareWest anim~ropes 2
#clearvar anim~ropes 2

7.16.4 410 Gone
---------------

This command was rendered inoperable in 2.0.

7.16.5 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.17 Tootsville-User::Cloneroom
===============================

7.17.1 Function
---------------

Cloneroom names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Clone a room.  (no longer supported)

   This is no longer supported in Tootsville V.

7.17.2 Usage
------------

#cloneroom NEW-MONIKER
#cloneroom OLD-MONIKER NEW-MONIKER

7.17.3 Legacy Operator Command
------------------------------

This command existed in Romance 1.2, but is no longer effective.

7.17.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.18 Tootsville-User::Createroom
================================

7.18.1 Function
---------------

Createroom names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Create a new room.

   This is a synonym for *note TOOTSVILLE-USER SPAWNROOM:: now.

7.18.2 Usage
------------

#createroom NEW-MONIKER

7.18.3 Example
--------------

#createroom JACKS-HOUSE
#spawnroom JACKS-HOUSE

7.18.4 Legacy Operator Command
------------------------------

This command existed in Romance 1.2 and was different than *note
TOOTSVILLE-USER SPAWNROOM::, but now they are synonymous.

7.18.5 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.19 Tootsville-User::Dbcpinfo
==============================

7.19.1 Function
---------------

Dbcpinfo names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Get information from the DBI (database) layer.

   Earlier versions of Romance were Java-based, using the DBCP layer,
thus the name.

7.19.2 Usage
------------

#dbcpinfo

   Examples:

     #dbcpinfo

   This identifies the name of the database being used, the DBI driver
type, and the active connection or connection pool.

7.19.3 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.20 Tootsville-User::Doc
=========================

7.20.1 Function
---------------

Doc names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Obtain documentation string in raw form about a symbol.

7.20.2 Usage
------------

#doc [PACKAGE] SYMBOL [TYPE]

   TYPE can be VARIABLE, FUNCTION, STRUCTURE, TYPE, SETF, or T. If not
supplied, defaults to FUNCTION.

   PACKAGE is optional and defaults to TOOTSVILLE-USER.

7.20.3 Examples
---------------

     #doc cdr
     #doc doc function
     #doc Tootsville ws-stats
     #doc Tootsville ws-bandwidth-by-source function

   This is based upon DOCUMENTATION (see the Common Lisp HyperSpec), qv.

7.20.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/modern-ops.lisp.

7.21 Tootsville-User::Doodle
============================

7.21.1 Function
---------------

Doodle names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Change the colors of a Toot.

7.21.2 Usage
------------

#doodle WHO ( base | pad | pattern ) NEW-COLOR

7.21.3 Examples
---------------

     #doodle catvlle base pink
     #doodle catvlle pattern black

   The Toot’s color will immediately be changed and be advertised to any
interested listener.

   NEW-COLOR can be in any format understood by *note TOOTSVILLE
PARSE-COLOR24::, qv.

7.21.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/modern-ops.lisp.

7.22 Tootsville-User::Doodle-Pattern
====================================

7.22.1 Function
---------------

Doodle-Pattern names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Change the pattern of a Toot.

7.22.2 Usage
------------

#doodle-pattern WHO NEW-PATTERN

7.22.3 Example
--------------

     #doodle-pattern catvlle hearts

   As a special case, "Polka Dots" should be passed as POLKA-DOTS (with
an hyphen), as well as any other pattern names with spaces (such as
"Maple Leaf").

7.22.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/modern-ops.lisp.

7.23 Tootsville-User::Dress
===========================

7.23.1 Function
---------------

Dress names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Force a character to wear a specific clothing item.

   UNIMPLEMENTED

7.23.2 Usage
------------

 #dress [LOGIN] [ITEM]
 #dress [LOGIN] [ITEM] [COLOUR]

7.23.3 Examples
---------------

 #dress flappyperry 1337

7.23.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.24 Tootsville-User::Drop
==========================

7.24.1 Function
---------------

Drop names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Drop an item

   UNIMPLEMENTED

   Find an item in your inventory based upon the item ID # and drop it
(to the world).

   Usage: #drop ITEM-TEMPLATE-ID

7.24.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.25 Tootsville-User::Dropkick
==============================

7.25.1 Function
---------------

Dropkick names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Silently disconnect a user

   UNIMPLEMENTED

   Silently remove the named user from the game by disconnection.  Must
have staff level 4 (DESIGNER) to use this command.

7.25.2 Usage
------------

 #dropkick [LOGIN]

7.25.3 Example
--------------

 #dropkick flappyperry

7.25.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.26 Tootsville-User::Dumpthreads
=================================

7.26.1 Function
---------------

Dumpthreads names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Dump debugging information including all running threads to the
server logs.

7.26.2 Usage
------------

#dumpthreads
,dumpthreads

7.26.3 Example
--------------

     #dumpthreads
     ,dumpthreads

   Note that this can be invoked as ‘,dumpthreads’ by a non-operator
user as well.

7.26.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.27 Tootsville-User::Enablepathfinder
======================================

7.27.1 Function
---------------

Enablepathfinder names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Temporary test routine for testing pathfinders on users

   UNIMPLEMENTED

7.27.2 Usage
------------

#enablepathfinder (true|false)

7.27.3 Examples
---------------

#enablepathfinder true
#enablepathfinder false

7.27.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.28 Tootsville-User::Evacuate
==============================

7.28.1 Function
---------------

Evacuate names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Evacuate all users from the current Zone to another Zone.

   UNIMPLEMENTED

   Evacuate all users from your current server into another server.
Will error if the server specified does not exist in the cluster.

7.28.2 Usage
------------

 #evacuate [SERVER]

7.28.3 Example
--------------

 #evacuate game2

7.28.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.29 Tootsville-User::Filter
============================

7.29.1 Function
---------------

Filter names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Test censorship rules against words or phrases

7.29.2 Usage
------------

#filter EXPRESSION
#filter #all EXPRESSION
#filter #child EXPRESSION

   See *note TOOTSVILLE CASSANDRA-FILTER:: et al.

7.29.3 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.30 Tootsville-User::Finger
============================

7.30.1 Function
---------------

Finger names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Finger a user account.

   Return interesting details in an administrative message.

7.30.2 Usage
------------

#finger TOOT

7.30.3 Examples
---------------

     #finger mouser
     #finger shade

7.30.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
------------------------------

The format of the response has changed slightly, but is similar.

7.30.5 Response
---------------

     Mouser is a Toot with base color red, pad color black, and pattern
     black spots.  This is an adult’s account.  (sensitive player)
     (patron) The user has 2,130 peanuts, 100 fairy dust, and was last
     active @2021-01-26T04:02:55.600079Z (Earth time; two minutes ago;
     Blanksday, the eleventh of Procavia, 153) The player owning Mouser
     is John Doe (jdoe@gmail.com).  Toot:
     5112AE4B-0F8D-4823-AFD7-EC4119001D04, player:
     AC14ABCF-518D-4DC5-B783-3A4DFE4838B2

7.30.6 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.31 Tootsville-User::Flush
===========================

7.31.1 Function
---------------

Flush names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Historically, this flushed the database write caché.

   This command is not currently implemented.  It is a no-op.

7.31.2 Usage
------------

#flush

7.31.3 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
------------------------------

This command is not effective in Romance II. In Romance 1, it was used
to flush the database write caché, which at times could be several
minutes behind the database’s on-disk version.  This should no longer be
a concern in 2020 and beyond, but the command is retained as a no-op.
It might be re-activated in future as needed.

7.31.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.32 Tootsville-User::Game
==========================

7.32.1 Function
---------------

Game names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Send a command to the operator command interpreter for a running
game.

   UNIMPLEMENTED

   Send a command into the operator command interpreter for a running
game (if that game provides one)

7.32.2 Usage
------------

#game gameClass (strings...)

7.32.3 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.33 Tootsville-User::Gc
========================

7.33.1 Function
---------------

Gc names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Perform immediate garbage collection.

7.33.2 Usage
------------

#gc
#gc #full

   Examples:

     #gc
     #gc #full

   Returns the same report as *note TOOTSVILLE-USER MEM::

7.33.3 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/modern-ops.lisp.

7.34 Tootsville-User::Getconfig
===============================

7.34.1 Function
---------------

Getconfig names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Reads a configuration key.

   All WORDS are expected to be the keywords on the path to the config
value.

7.34.2 Usage
------------

#getconfig PROPERTY
#getconfig PROP1 PROP2 [...]

7.34.3 Example
--------------

#getconfig taskmaster devel

   Returns the value of the selected configuration property as a string.
If the selected property is a key with multiple values (as a property
list — plist) associated with it, returns the entire plist (and
possibly, nested plists).

7.34.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
------------------------------

The format of the configuration file is completely different.  The Java
properties file has been replaced with a Lisp property list (plist) tree
structure which is arranged entirely differerently.

7.34.5 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.35 Tootsville-User::Getevents
===============================

7.35.1 Function
---------------

Getevents names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   List GameEvents in your current Zone

   UNIMPLEMENTED

   Must have staff level 4 (DESIGNER) to use this command.

7.35.2 Usage
------------

 #getevents

7.35.3 Example
--------------

 #getevents

7.35.4 See Also
---------------

See also *note TOOTSVILLE-USER ADDEVENT::

7.35.5 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.36 Tootsville-User::Getmotd
=============================

7.36.1 Function
---------------

Getmotd names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Retrieve the current Message Of The Day as a server message.

7.36.2 Usage
------------

#getmotd

7.36.3 Example
--------------

     #getmotd

7.36.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.37 Tootsville-User::Getschedule
=================================

7.37.1 Function
---------------

Getschedule names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Get schedule

   Gets all scheduled events in the metronome system, with their
schedules.

7.37.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.38 Tootsville-User::Getschedulefor
====================================

7.38.1 Function
---------------

Getschedulefor names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Get scheduled events for a particular class (scheduled by that class)

   UNIMPLEMENTED

7.38.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.39 Tootsville-User::Getuvar
=============================

7.39.1 Function
---------------

Getuvar names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Get a user variable.

   UNIMPLEMENTED

   Must have staff level 4 (DESIGNER) to use this command.

7.39.2 Usage
------------

 #getuvar [LOGIN] [VARIABLE]

   user name of a character #me for the user you are logged in as

7.39.3 Examples
---------------

 #getuvar mouser d
 #getuvar #me d

7.39.4 See Also
---------------

See also *note TOOTSVILLE-USER SETUVAR::, *note TOOTSVILLE-USER
GETUVARS::

7.39.5 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.40 Tootsville-User::Getuvars
==============================

7.40.1 Function
---------------

Getuvars names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Get all user variables for a given user.

   UNIMPLEMENTED

7.40.2 Usage
------------

 #getuvars [LOGIN]
 #getuvars #me

7.40.3 Examples
---------------

 #getuvars mouser
 #getuvars #me

7.40.4 See Also
---------------

See also *note TOOTSVILLE-USER SETUVAR::, *note TOOTSVILLE-USER
GETUVAR::

7.40.5 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.41 Tootsville-User::Getvar
============================

7.41.1 Function
---------------

Getvar names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Get a room variable.

7.41.2 Usage
------------

 #getvar @[ROOM] [VARIABLE]
 #getvar [VARIABLE]

7.41.3 Examples
---------------

 #getvar @tootsSquareWest anim~ropes
 #getvar anim~ropes

7.41.4 See Also
---------------

See also *note TOOTSVILLE-USER SETVAR::, *note TOOTSVILLE-USER
CLEARVAR::, *note TOOTSVILLE-USER GETVARS::

7.41.5 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.42 Tootsville-User::Getvars
=============================

7.42.1 Function
---------------

Getvars names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Get all room variables.

7.42.2 Usage
------------

 #getvars [ROOM]
 #getvars

7.42.3 Examples
---------------

 #getvars tootsSquare
 #getvars

7.42.4 See Also
---------------

See also *note TOOTSVILLE-USER SETVAR::, *note TOOTSVILLE-USER
CLEARVAR::, *note TOOTSVILLE-USER GETVAR::

7.42.5 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.43 Tootsville-User::Git-Pull
==============================

7.43.1 Function
---------------

Git-Pull names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Does a ‘git pull’ in the server directory.

   See also *note TOOTSVILLE-USER QUICK-RELOAD:: to actually load any
new code that’s downloaded.

7.43.2 Usage
------------

#git-pull

   Example

     #git-pull

7.43.3 Effects
--------------

Sends an admin message with “stand by,” then does a ‘git pull’ in the
source directory and returns the results (e.g.  “Already up to date.” or
otherwise).

7.43.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/modern-ops.lisp.

7.44 Tootsville-User::Give
==========================

7.44.1 Function
---------------

Give names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Give an item as a gift to another user.

7.44.2 Usage
------------

#give ITEM USER

7.44.3 Example
--------------

     #give CDCCA838-FB7B-423A-81DA-1514817598DB flappyperry

   UNIMPLEMENTED

   The item to be gifted must be in your inventory.  To give a new item
see *note TOOTSVILLE-USER GRANT::

7.44.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.45 Tootsville-User::Givehead
==============================

7.45.1 Function
---------------

Givehead names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Grants a new inventory item to a user and equips it.

   NOTE: ‘#grant’ and ‘#givehead’ are identical, except that ‘#givehead’
equips the item and ‘#grant’ does not.  See also *note TOOTSVILLE-USER
GRANT::.

7.45.2 Usage
------------

#givehead TEMPLATE USER

7.45.3 Example
--------------

     #givehead 1337 catvlle

   This creates a new item from the item template number indicated, and
equips it on the recipient.  To give a gift from your own inventory, see
*note TOOTSVILLE-USER GIVE::.  To grant a new item without equipping it,
see *note TOOTSVILLE-USER GRANT::.

7.45.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.46 Tootsville-User::Grant
===========================

7.46.1 Function
---------------

Grant names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Grants a new inventory item to a user.

   NOTE: ‘#grant’ and ‘#givehead’ are identical, except that ‘#givehead’
equips the item and ‘#grant’ does not.  See also *note TOOTSVILLE-USER
GIVEHEAD::.

7.46.2 Usage
------------

#grant TEMPLATE USER

7.46.3 Example
--------------

     #grant 1337 catvlle

   This creates a new item from the item template number indicated, and
gives it to the recipient.  To give a gift from your own inventory, see
*note TOOTSVILLE-USER GIVE::.  To grant a new item and equipping it, see
*note TOOTSVILLE-USER GIVEHEAD::.

7.46.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.47 Tootsville-User::Headcount
===============================

7.47.1 Function
---------------

Headcount names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Get headcount information about the running system.

7.47.2 Usage
------------

#headcount #all
#headcount #members
#headcount #room
#headcount #highwater

7.47.3 Examples
---------------

     #headcount #all
     #headcount #members
     #headcount #room
     #headcount #highwater

7.47.4 Headcount All
--------------------

Gives the total number of users online now.

7.47.5 Headcount Members
------------------------

Gives the total number of patron users or builder Toot users online now.

7.47.6 Headcount Room
---------------------

Gives the total number of users who are within “earshot” of the person
invoking this command.

7.47.7 Headcount Highwater
--------------------------

Gives the high-water mark of the maximum number of simultaneous users
who have been online since the last boot.

7.47.8 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.48 Tootsville-User::Infinity-Stats
====================================

7.48.1 Function
---------------

Infinity-Stats names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Returns some statistics about Infinity-mode requests.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-STATS::.

7.48.2 Usage
------------

#infinity-stats

7.48.3 Example
--------------

     #infinity-stats

7.48.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/modern-ops.lisp.

7.49 Tootsville-User::Inv
=========================

7.49.1 Function
---------------

Inv names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Get a user’s inventory

   Get inventory items for a particular user.  By default, this will
bring up only the active items — e.g.  clothing being worn, and so
forth.

7.49.2 Usage
------------

To get all active inventory for an user: ‘#inv LOGIN’

   To get all inventory for an user, active or inactive (this may be
very long!): ‘ #inv LOGIN #all ’

   To get inventory of a particular type, active or inactive: ‘#inv
LOGIN #type TYPE ’

   The type strings accepted are those accepted by *note TOOTSVILLE
INFINITY-GET-INVENTORY-BY-TYPE::; this means that both the
$SPECIFIC-TYPE and TYPE-SET-NAME forms are accepted.  The list of
specific types might include e.g.  $Hair, and a type-set-name might be
something like clothing.  The set of available type-set-names is
specified in the configuration file.

7.49.3 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.50 Tootsville-User::Kick
==========================

7.50.1 Function
---------------

Kick names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Kick a user offline for a certain reason.

7.50.2 Usage
------------

#kick [REASONCODE] [LOGIN]

   Kick LOGIN offline for REASONCODE

#kick #list

   List reason codes.

7.50.3 Example
--------------

     #kick bully pil
     #kick #list

7.50.4 Reason Codes
-------------------

‘BULLY’
     Bullies are not allowed here.
‘CHEAT’
     Cheaters are not allowed here.
‘DIAMOND’
     Watch your language around children.
‘MEAN’
     Don’t be mean!
‘NICE’
     Be nice!
‘PARENT’
     You need your parent’s permission to play in Tootsville.

7.50.5 Reason Codes from 1.2
----------------------------

These are no longer supported

‘PER.MAIL’
     Don’t share personal information like eMail addresses!
‘PER.NAME’
     Don’t share personal information like your real name!
‘PER.PASS’
     Don’t share personal information like passwords!
‘PER.CHAT’
     Don’t share personal information like chat and instant messaging
     information!
‘PER.LOCA’
     Don’t share personal information like your location!
‘PER.AGES’
     Don’t share personal information like your age!
‘PER.BDAY’
     Don’t share personal information like your birth date!
‘BUL.MEAN’
     Don’t be mean!
‘OBS.RUDE’
     Don’t be rude!
‘OBS.FOUL’
     Don’t use foul words!
‘NET.CHTR’
     No cheating!
‘APP.PARN’
     You need your parent’s permission in order to chat in Tootsville.
‘APP.MAIL’
     You need to confirm your eMail address in order to chat in
     Tootsville.
‘APP.AGES’
     Lying about your birth date is against the law!

7.50.6 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.51 Tootsville-User::King
==========================

7.51.1 Function
---------------

King names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Upgrade a user account

7.51.2 Usage
------------

 #king [DAYS] [LOGIN]

7.51.3 Example
--------------

 #king 2 flappyperry

7.51.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.52 Tootsville-User::Liftban
=============================

7.52.1 Function
---------------

Liftban names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Lift the ban upon a user.

7.52.2 Usage
------------

#liftban REASON USER yes

   NOTE: In order to un-ban a user, you must key in the literal word
‘yes’ as the third parameter, and supply the ban reason as the first.
This is to avoid accidentally lifting a ban.

7.52.3 Example
--------------

#liftban CHEAT silly-biscuits yes

7.52.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.53 Tootsville-User::Loadlists
===============================

7.53.1 Function
---------------

Loadlists names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Reload the censorship lists.

7.53.2 Usage
------------

#loadlists
#loadlists #blacklist
#loadlists #redlist

   This reloads the blacklist or redlist from the database, discarding
any unsaved or recent changes.

7.53.3 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.54 Tootsville-User::Mem
=========================

7.54.1 Function
---------------

Mem names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Display some memory usage and other debugging type information as an
pop-up message.

   This is an abbreviated version of the output of ROOM (see the Common
Lisp HyperSpec) on the server.

7.54.2 Usage
------------

#mem

7.54.3 Example
--------------

     #mem

7.54.4 Example report
---------------------

     This server is Inktomi.
     Dynamic space usage is:   756,315,840 bytes.
     Immobile space usage is:   31,537,408 bytes (134,512 bytes overhead).
     Read-only space usage is:           0 bytes.
     Static space usage is:          1,344 bytes.
     Control stack usage is:         9,656 bytes.
     Binding stack usage is:           832 bytes.
     Control and binding stack usage is for the current thread only.
     Garbage collection is currently enabled.

   Note that the output of ROOM (see the Common Lisp HyperSpec) can vary
wildly depending on the compiler used; the above is from a build of
Tootsville compiled under SBCL, which is the expected environment, but
there is no guarantee that this will not change in future.

7.54.5 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
------------------------------

In Romance 1, we were running in a Java Virtual Machine (JVM), so the
output of ‘mem’ was quite differently formatted.

7.54.6 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.55 Tootsville-User::Metronome
===============================

7.55.1 Function
---------------

Metronome names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Display information about or micromanage the metronome.

7.55.2 Usage
------------

#metronome [OPTION]

7.55.3 Examples
---------------

 #metronome #help
 #metronome #rate
 #metronome #last
 #metronome #start
 #metronome #stop
 #metronome #restart
 #metronome #tick
 #metronome #list
 #metronome #cancel <NAME>

7.55.3.1 Options
................

‘#help’
     list these options
‘#rate’
     Displays a message indicating the rate that the metronome ticks in
     milliseconds.  Always 1000 (1s).
‘#last’
     Displays a message indicating the time in milliseconds when the
     last metronome tick occured.  Always rounded to 1s.
‘#start’
     Starts the metronome.
‘#stop’
     Stops the metronome.
‘#restart’
     Restarts the metronome.
‘#tick’
     Forces the metronome to tick.
‘#list’
     List all tasks scheduled with the metronome
‘#cancel <NAME>’
     Cancel a specific task by name

7.55.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
------------------------------

Added ‘#metronome #help’, ‘#metronome #list’, and ‘#metronome #cancel
NAME’

7.55.5 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.56 Tootsville-User::Motd
==========================

7.56.1 Function
---------------

Motd names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Set the message of the day.

7.56.2 Usage
------------

#motd The new message of the day, literally.

7.56.3 Example
--------------

      #motd Don't forget that Hallowe'en in Tootsville is on the 30th --- get your costumes ready!

   The message of the day is echoed to every user as they sign in,
before they choose a Toot.  It is _not_ echoed to children.

7.56.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
------------------------------

In Romance II, we do not display the MotD to children, but their parents
will see it when approving their sign-on.

7.56.5 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.57 Tootsville-User::Mute
==========================

7.57.1 Function
---------------

Mute names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Mute a user or area.

   This is a simpler form of *note TOOTSVILLE-USER STFU:: that does not
accept a duration.

   UNIMPLEMENTED

     #mute user-name

   The player muted will receive an admin message:

     You are no longer allowed to speak in Tootsville.

   The invoking user will receive a confirmation.

     USER-NAME is no longer allower to speak in Tootsvillle.

   If the user cannot be found,

     Can’t find user “USER-NAME”

7.57.2 See also
---------------

See Also: *note TOOTSVILLE-USER STFU::

7.57.3 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.58 Tootsville-User::Nuke
==========================

7.58.1 Function
---------------

Nuke names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Forcibly disconnect everyone in an area.

   This is a horrible command and it lies to the user.

   Every user who is “near” (see *note TOOTSVILLE NEARP::) the spot
named in this command will be kicked offline with an admin message that
lies to them about what has happened.

7.58.2 Usage
------------

#nuke SPOT-NAME

7.58.3 Example
--------------

#nuke Toot-square

7.58.4 Results
--------------

Every user will be given an admin message which is essentially a lie:

     A problem with the game caused you to be disconnected.  We’re sorry
     for the inconvenience, and a system operator is already aware of
     the situation.  You can sign back in immediately.

   The auto-reconnect code will likely fire off, causing a login storm
from all affected users.

7.58.5 Rationale
----------------

There should be no reason to use this command in Romance 2.0

7.58.6 Rationale for version 1.2
--------------------------------

In Tootsville IV, there could exist a situation that caused message
traffic in a particular room to hang, due to obscure timing bugs that
could manifest under stress.

   The fastest solution was to simply disconnect everyone in the room,
allowing the system to recover.

   In real life, this command was used less than once a month, but that
was still far too often, and a precise cause for the problem was never
narrowed down; the new engine should not have this kind of timing issue.

7.58.7 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.59 Tootsville-User::Parentapproves
====================================

7.59.1 Function
---------------

Parentapproves names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Signal that a parent approves a user signing in.

7.59.2 Usage
------------

#parentapproves TOOT

7.59.3 Example
--------------

     #parentapproves Pil

7.59.4 Limitations
------------------

This is only useful if TOOT is a child Toot account has begun to sign in
and requested parent permission — that is, there must be a pending child
request from TOOT.

7.59.5 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.60 Tootsville-User::Ping
==========================

7.60.1 Function
---------------

Ping names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Ping the server, to force a neutral administrative message reply.

7.60.2 Usage
------------

#ping

7.60.3 Example
--------------

     #ping

7.60.4 Reply
------------

The reply is an administrative message saying simply:

     Pong!

7.60.5 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.61 Tootsville-User::Place
===========================

7.61.1 Function
---------------

Place names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Put a thing or a Place into the game

   “Place a thing” or “create a place” in the game.

   This command supports the basic types of event Places, and adds them
to the room in the given WHERE place.  WHERE can be a diamond-shaped
area around the operator issuing the command (using #here, #here-tiny,
or #here-big), or can be an explicitly-issued polygon string or circle
designator.  The event region ID will be automatically assigned.

   These are usually communicated to the client as “room variables;” see
*note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ROOM-VARS:: for a description of that
protocol.

   UNIMPLEMENTED. Target version: 0.7

7.61.2 Usage
------------

#place #list
#place WHERE #download ITEM-TEMPLATE-NUMBER URL [FACING]
#place WHERE #exit MONIKER
#place WHERE #fountain ITEM-TEMPLATE-NUMBER
#place WHERE #game GAME-MONIKER GAME-ATTRIBUTES
#place WHERE #item ITEM-TEMPLATE-NUMBER [FACING]
#place WHERE #item2 ITEM-TEMPLATE-NUMBER OTHER-ITEM-TEMPLATE-NUMBER
#place WHERE #mini MINIGAME-MONIKER
#place WHERE #place PLACE-KIND
#place WHERE #room MONIKER
#place WHERE #shop ITEM-TEMPLATE-NUMBER PRICE [FACING]
#place WHERE #snowball ITEM-TEMPLATE-NUMBER [FACING]
#place WHERE #unwalk
#place WHERE #vitem ITEM-TEMPLATE-NUMBER [FACING]
#place WHERE #walk

   ‘#place #list’ will give a brief reminder of the ‘#place’ subcommand
syntax, although this manual should be considered the canonical
reference source.

   WHERE can be one of:

‘#here’
     The location of the operator issuing the command, surrounded by an
     “average size” polygon approximating a circle.

‘#here-tiny’
     The location of the operator issuing the command, surrounded by a
     “tiny” polygon approximating a circle.

‘#here-big’
     The location of the operator issuing the command, suroounded by a
     “big” polygon approximating a circle.

A point
     An x,z coördinate pair; e.g.  ‘100,100’.

A polygon designator
     The specific location can be outlined as a series of x,z
     coördinates delimited by tildes; e.g.
     ‘100,100~100,200~200,200~200,100’.

A circle designator A polygon approximating a circle originating
     at the location of the operator issuing the command, whose radius R
     and number of segments S are specified, delimited by a ‘x’
     character; e.g.  ‘100x10’.  A circle can be designated to start at
     another position with the notation ‘50,60+100x10’, where the center
     will be at x position 50, z position 60.

   The second parameter indicates the sort of thing that will be added,
as enumerated in the following sections.

7.61.3 Examples
---------------

#place #here #item 1337
#place #here #room TootSweets
#place #here #vitem 42
#place #here-tiny #exit TootSquare
#place #here #mini Minigame.js minigame
#place #here-big #walk
#place 100,100~100,200~200,200~200,100 #unwalk
#place 100x10 #item 1234

7.61.4 ‘#download’ Placing a download trigger item
--------------------------------------------------

An item will be placed at the point specified, which must be a single
point (or a named spot).

7.61.5 ‘#exit’ Placing a transwarp conduit
------------------------------------------

An “exit” is a hyperspace link between two spots in the game universe.
A place will be created at the indicated location.  Any player who
enters into the “exit” place will be immediately relocated to the named
spot indicated.

7.61.5.1 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
................................

In Romance 1.2, exits were linked between rooms.  A specially-formatted
exit designator could indicate to which exit (entrance) in the other
room to link the player.

   In Romance 2.0, the exit’s destination is an arbitrary point with a
“spot” name assigned to it.

7.61.6 ‘#fountain’ Placing a magic fountain
-------------------------------------------

WRITEME

7.61.7 ‘item’ Placing an item
-----------------------------

A furniture item will be placed at the position indicated.  Position
must be ‘#here’ or a point coördinate pair.  The identifier is an item
template ID number.  An instance of the item will be placed at that
point.  An optional facing direction can be specified, either in
radians, or from the set ‘N NE E SE S SW W NW’.

7.61.7.1 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
................................

In Romance 1.2, this was used to place an item-gifting spot, which was
invisible.

7.61.8 ‘#item2’
---------------

This is no longer supported in Romance 2.0.

7.61.8.1 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
................................

In Romance 1.2, ‘item2’ provided different items to paid (“V.I.T.”) or
unpaid (regular) players.  Since Tootsvillle V is free to play, this is
no longer needed.

7.61.9 ‘#place’ Placing a Place designator
------------------------------------------

A Place designator WRITEME

7.61.10 ‘room’ Placing a “room” (spot) marker
---------------------------------------------

A “spot” designator will be created at the point indicated, which must
be ‘#here’ or a point coördinate pair.  The moniker given will be
associated with the spot and can be used for certain other commands.

7.61.11 ‘#shop’ Placing a shop item
-----------------------------------

A shop item is placed at the position indicated.  Position must be
‘#here’ or a point coördinate pair.  The identifier is an item template
ID number.  An instance of the item will be placed at that point.  An
optional facing direction can be specified, either in radians, or from
the set ‘N NE E SE S SW W NW’.  Any player who clicks on the item at
this sspot will receive a prompt offering to sell them the item at the
price indicated.

   The price given is in peanuts, unless it begins with the letter ‘F’,
in which case it is given in fairy dust.

7.61.12 ‘#mini’ Placing a minigame
----------------------------------

Minigames are not supported in Romance 2.0, although they could return
in some form.  In-world games based upon *note TOOTSVILLE
INFINITY-GAME-ACTION:: are supported still, q.v.  See Also ‘#place
#game’ in this section.

7.61.12.1 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
.................................

In Tootsville IV, minigames were Adobe Flash applets which were loaded
into the main game environment.  This is no longer the case.

7.61.13 ‘#snowball’ Placing a snowball source pile
--------------------------------------------------

WRITEME

7.61.14 ‘#unwalk’ Placing an unwalkable space
---------------------------------------------

An unwalkable space is a specific type of Place designator given special
consideration.  It presents as a very tall invisible object that blocks
navigation.

   Unwalkable spaces are not currently supported by the Tootsville V
client software.

   To remove an unwalkable space, place a ‘#walk’ space that covers it.

7.61.15 ‘vitem’ Placing an item-gifting item
--------------------------------------------

An item-gifting spot will be placed at the position indicated.  Position
must be ‘#here’ or a point coördinate pair.  The identifier is an item
template ID number.  An instance of the item will be placed at that
point.  An optional facing direction can be specified, either in
radians, or from the set ‘N NE E SE S SW W NW’.  Any player who clicks
on the item at this spot will receive an instance of the template in
their inventory, and a friendly pop-up message with a description of the
item.  Only one item per player will be given.

7.61.15.1 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
.................................

In Romance 1.2, ‘vitem’ gifts were only for “V.I.T.” (paid) players, and
‘item’ was for everyone.  ‘item’ has been repurposed for furniture
placement.  Also, item gifting spots were invisible and triggered by the
player walking into them.

7.61.16 ‘#walk’ Placing a walkable space
----------------------------------------

This designates that the place specified is walkable space; if it
intersects any place previously marked as unwalkable, it will be
reverted.

7.61.17 Implementation note
---------------------------

Each subcommand is implemented by a “private” function named
‘%OPERATOR-PLACE-’subcommand in the Tootsville package.

7.61.18 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.62 Tootsville-User::Purgephysics
==================================

7.62.1 Function
---------------

Purgephysics names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Purge pending physics interactions.

   This is a no-op.

7.62.2 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
------------------------------

In Romance II, physics are handled by the clients.  This command is no
longer needed.

7.62.3 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.63 Tootsville-User::Push-Script
=================================

7.63.1 Function
---------------

Push-Script names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Instruct clients to load a new script file.

   Pushes a script filename to clients.  The pathname must be relative
to the ‘play.tootsville.org’ server (or its equivalent in other
clusters).  Used to push an emergency software update without requiring
players to reload.

   Pushes a script filename to clients.  The pathname must be relative
to the ‘play.tootsville.org’ server (or its equivalent in other
clusters).  Used to push an emergency software update without requiring
players to reload.

7.63.2 Usage
------------

#push-script PATHNAME

7.63.3 Example
--------------

     #push-script /play/UI/UI.js

7.63.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/modern-ops.lisp.

7.64 Tootsville-User::Quick-Reload
==================================

7.64.1 Function
---------------

Quick-Reload names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Quicklisp reload of the Tootsville package from disk.

   Reloads the ASDF file with ASDF::LOAD-ASD (not in this manual) and
then does a QL::QUICKLOAD (not in this manual).  See *note TOOTSVILLE
RELOAD-PRODUCTION::.

7.64.2 Usage
------------

#quick-reload

   Example:

     #quick-reload

7.64.3 Effects
--------------

Sends an admin message with “Stand by,” then calls *note TOOTSVILLE
RELOAD-PRODUCTION:: (qv).  When completed, reports the version of the
ASDF component now loaded (i.e.  the version number from
‘tootsville.asd’).

7.64.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/modern-ops.lisp.

7.65 Tootsville-User::Rc
========================

7.65.1 Function
---------------

Rc names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Run an RC (Run Commands) script.

   UNIMPLEMENTED

   Run an RC (RunCommands) script.  Both the “system run commands”
(“run”) method and the “new zone run commands” (“newZone”) method will
be executed; the

7.65.2 Usage
------------

#rc

7.65.3 Example
--------------

#rc

   WRITEME

7.65.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.66 Tootsville-User::Reboot
============================

7.66.1 Function
---------------

Reboot names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Restart the game server.

   No, really; this actually kills the game server with an error exit so
that it will (hopefully) be restarted by SystemD.

   This is a violent way to go, and is for emergencies only.

7.66.2 Usage
------------

#reboot

7.66.3 Example
--------------

#reboot

7.66.4 Actual Effects
---------------------

The server will quit with Unix exit status 66 in 3 seconds after the
command is received.

7.66.5 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.67 Tootsville-User::Reloadconfig
==================================

7.67.1 Function
---------------

Reloadconfig names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Reloads configuration properties.

7.67.2 Usage
------------

#reloadconfig

7.67.3 Example
--------------

     #reloadconfig

7.67.4 Effect
-------------

Reloads the configuration file
(.config/Tootsville/Tootsville.config.lisp under the server owner’s home
directory).  See *note TOOTSVILLE LOAD-CONFIG::.  Reports back the file
loaded, and the author and write date of the file.

7.67.5 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.68 Tootsville-User::Retire
============================

7.68.1 Function
---------------

Retire names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Retire a server.

   Forces a server to retire.  This will disconnect anyone currently
connected via WebSockets to that server; they should reconnect through
the load balancer.  Use ‘#evacuate’ to first move users to another
server (see *note TOOTSVILLE-USER EVACUATE::).

7.68.2 Usage
------------

#retire SERVER
#retire

7.68.3 Examples
---------------

#retire game3.test.Tootsville.org
#retire

7.68.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.69 Tootsville-User::Run
=========================

7.69.1 Function
---------------

Run names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Run an arbitrary nullary Lisp function or method

7.69.2 USave
------------

#run FUNCTION
#run PACKAGE FUNCTION

7.69.3 Examples
---------------

#run ws-stats
#run infinity-stats
#run sb-ext quit

7.69.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
------------------------------

In 1.x: Run an arbitrary Java routine through an uploaded Runnable or
RunCommands class

   In 2.x: Run arbitrary nullary Lisp function or method

7.69.5 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.70 Tootsville-User::Saveroomvars
==================================

7.70.1 Function
---------------

Saveroomvars names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Save room variables.

   No longer used.

7.70.2 Legacy Usage (1.2)
-------------------------

In Romance 1.2, this would save the effective room variables in a room
to the database permanently.  Now, all things that room variables used
to represent are already persisted to the database.

7.70.3 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.71 Tootsville-User::Scotty
============================

7.71.1 Function
---------------

Scotty names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Force a user to relocate to another location

7.71.2 Usage
------------

#scotty TOOT NAMED-PLACE
#scotty TOOT LATITUDE LONGITUDE [ALTITUDE] [WORLD]

   Altitude is optional and defaults to 0.

   World is optional and defaults to CHOR.

7.71.3 Examples
---------------

#scotty mouser TootSquareWest
#scotty mouser -1 0 0 CHOR
#scotty mouser -1 0

7.71.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
------------------------------

In 1.2, this moved an user into another room.

   Usage: #scotty [LOGIN] [ROOM]

   Examples: #scotty mouser tootSquareWest

7.71.5 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.72 Tootsville-User::Script
============================

7.72.1 Function
---------------

Script names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Push a new function into the TOOTSVILLE-USER package.

   UNIMPLEMENTED.

7.72.2 Usage
------------

#script TITLE SOURCE TEXT ...

7.72.3 Example
--------------

#script simply-string "simply"

7.72.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/modern-ops.lisp.

7.73 Tootsville-User::Server-List
=================================

7.73.1 Function
---------------

Server-List names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Enumerate the servers active in this cluster.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE SERVER-LIST::

7.73.2 Usage
------------

#server-list

7.73.3 Example
--------------

     #server-list

7.73.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/modern-ops.lisp.

7.74 Tootsville-User::Setavatarcolors
=====================================

7.74.1 Function
---------------

Setavatarcolors names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Sets the base and extra colors of a user’s avatar.

7.74.2 Usage
------------

#setavatarcolors LOGIN BASE EXTRA

   Each of BASE and EXTRA can be specified in a number of formats.

   • CSS Style uses a decimal triplet in the form ‘rgb(r,g,b)’ —
     identified by the literal string ‘rgb’.  Each of R, G, and B are in
     the range 0 to 255.

   • HTML Style uses a ‘#’ sign plus either 3 or 6 hex characters, in
     the form ‘#rgb’ or ‘#rrggbb’.  The ‘#’ sign is optional.

   • Named colors are supported as per *note TOOTSVILLE PARSE-COLOR24::

7.74.3 Examples
---------------

     #setavatarcolors mouser #000000 #ffffff
     #setavatarcolors mouser rgb(0,0,0) rgb(255,255,255)

   See also *note TOOTSVILLE-USER DOODLE:: for a similar-but-different
way to set avatar colors.

7.74.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.75 Tootsville-User::Setbadge
==============================

7.75.1 Function
---------------

Setbadge names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Set the badge on a map area.

7.75.2 Usage
------------

#setbadge
#setbadge BADGE MONIKER
#setbadge #me MONIKER
#setbadge BADGE #here
#setbadge #me #here

   NOTE: Using #setbadge with no parameters will assume default values
which are identical to typing #setbadge #me #here

7.75.3 Examples
---------------

#setbadge snowcone TootSquareWest
#setbadge #me TootSquare
#setbadge snowcone #here
#setbadge #me #here

7.75.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.76 Tootsville-User::Setconfig
===============================

7.76.1 Function
---------------

Setconfig names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Set a config property.

7.76.2 Usage
------------

#setconfig PROPERTY VALUE
#setconfig PROP1 PROP2 VALUE

   PROPERTY is a sequence of keywords, which must be delimited by
spaces.  Omit the leading : on the keyword names.

7.76.3 Example
--------------

#setconfig rollbar access-token 1234567890

   Changes made with this command are only effective until the
configuration file is reloaded.  See *note TOOTSVILLE-USER
RELOADCONFIG:: and *note TOOTSVILLE LOAD-CONFIG::.

7.76.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.77 Tootsville-User::Setstafflevel
===================================

7.77.1 Function
---------------

Setstafflevel names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Set the staff level for a user

   UNIMPLEMENTED

   WRITEME

7.77.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.78 Tootsville-User::Setuvar
=============================

7.78.1 Function
---------------

Setuvar names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Set a user variable.

   UNIMPLEMENTED

   Set a user variable.  Must have staff level 4 (DESIGNER) to use this
command.

7.78.2 Usage
------------

 #setuvar [@@LOGIN] VARIABLE [=] VALUE...
 #setuvar @LOGIN VARIABLE=VALUE
 #setuvar @LOGIN VARIABLE = VALUE
 #setuvar @LOGIN VARIABLE VALUE
 #setuvar VARIABLE=VALUE
 #setuvar VARIABLE = VALUE
 #setuvar VARIABLE VALUE

   NOTE: Using #setuvar without an @[LOGIN] parameter will apply the
changes to the user issuing the command.

7.78.3 Example
--------------

 #setuvar @mouser d = 254~376~254~376~SE~1267735566759
 #setuvar d 254~376~254~376~SE~1267735566759

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SET-USER-VAR:: for a discussion of
supported user variables in Romance II.

7.78.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.79 Tootsville-User::Setvar
============================

7.79.1 Function
---------------

Setvar names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Set a room variable.

   UNIMPLEMENTED.

   This used to be used to set Room Variables, which were the main way
that the game design worked in Tootsville IV. This was largely automated
through Eric Feiling’s “Zookeeper” application.

   In Tootsville V, however, room variables are a reflection of the
underlying database structures and are automatically generated as
needed; there is not currently a way to backwards-supply the variables’
data.

7.79.2 Description from Romance 1.2
-----------------------------------

Set a room variable.  Must have staff level 4 (DESIGNER) to use this
command.

   Usage
#setvar #replace [@@ROOM] VARIABLE FIND REPLACE
#setvar [@@ROOM] VARIABLE VALUE...

   WARNING: SETTING ROOM VARIABLES TO INVALID VALUES CAN CAUSE
UNEXPECTED RESULTS. DOUBLE CHECK ALL VALUES BEING SET FOR CORRECTNESS.

   Use ‘#replace’ to change a room variable from one value to another.

7.79.3 Examples
---------------

 #setvar @@tootsSquareWest anim~ropes 2

 #setvar anim~ropes 2

7.79.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.80 Tootsville-User::Shanghai
==============================

7.80.1 Function
---------------

Shanghai names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Force a client into a different room and zone

   UNIMPLEMENTED

   WRITEME

7.80.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.81 Tootsville-User::Shout
===========================

7.81.1 Function
---------------

Shout names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Speak in another zone.

   This is intended for using operator commands in a remote zone, not
normal chat messages.

   Since there are no longer zones, this command is not currently
supported.  The command name may be re-used for sending commands to a
different server in future.

7.81.2 Usage
------------

#shout [ZONE] [ROOM] [COMMAND...]

7.81.3 Examples
---------------

#shout dottie tootSquareWest #wall Hello Everyone

#shout dottie tootSquare #retire

   See modern version *note TOOTSVILLE-USER AT:: also

7.81.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.82 Tootsville-User::Spawnroom
===============================

7.82.1 Function
---------------

Spawnroom names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Mark a “spot” in the game.

   UNIMPLEMENTED.

   Mark the current position of your Toot as a named “spot” in the game
world.

7.82.2 Usage
------------

#spawnroom [MONIKER]

7.82.3 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
------------------------------

This command has been completely repurposed, since there are no longer
rooms.

7.82.4 Legacy 1.2 Documentation
-------------------------------

Create a new room in the current zone.

7.82.5 Usage in 1.2
-------------------

 #spawnroom [MONIKER] [TITLE] [SWF]
 #spawnroom [MONIKER] [TITLE]

   NOTE: Uses tootCastleJoust.swf as default.  This can be set after the
room has been created by setting the ’f’ room variable.

7.82.6 Examples of 1.2 syntax
-----------------------------

 #spawnroom tootCastleJoust2 Joust2 tootCastleJoust.swf
 #spawnroom tootCastleJoust2 Joust2

7.82.7 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.83 Tootsville-User::Spawnzone
===============================

7.83.1 Function
---------------

Spawnzone names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Create a new zone.

7.83.2 Usage
------------

  #spawnzone [ZONE]

7.83.3 Examples
---------------

  #spawnzone Cupcake

   WRITEME

7.83.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.84 Tootsville-User::Speak
===========================

7.84.1 Function
---------------

Speak names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Allows a user to speak who had previously been muted.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE-USER MUTE::, *note TOOTSVILLE-USER STFU:: for
ways to mute a character.

7.84.2 Usage
------------

 #speak [LOGIN]

7.84.3 Examples
---------------

 #speak flappyperry

7.84.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.85 Tootsville-User::Stfu
==========================

7.85.1 Function
---------------

Stfu names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Silences (mutes) a user.

7.85.2 Usage
------------

#stfu TOOT
#stfu TOOT MINUTES

7.85.3 Example
--------------

     #stfu louis
     #stfu louis 30

7.85.4 Effects
--------------

This sets an attribute on TOOT that prevents them from actually sending
any public speech messages; however, _that user will not know_.  The
user will see their own speech, but it will not be echoed to anyone
else.

   In other words, this basically sets up a global ignore of the user to
whom it is applied.

   If no time limit is given, it is effective for 24 Earth hours (1,440
Earth minutes).

   See also: *note TOOTSVILLE-USER MUTE:: for a more direct form that
does not have a fixed duration.

7.85.5 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.86 Tootsville-User::Testcensor
================================

7.86.1 Function
---------------

Testcensor names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Test a message with the censor, displays the filter result.

   UNIMPLEMENTED.

7.86.2 Usage
------------

 #testcensor [MESSAGE]

7.86.3 Examples
---------------

 #testcensor This message will be filtered and the result will be displayed.

7.86.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.87 Tootsville-User::Unbuild
=============================

7.87.1 Function
---------------

Unbuild names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Destroy a named spot.

   UNIMPLEMENTED.

   Destroys a named spot.

7.87.2 Usage
------------

 #unbuild ROOM

7.87.3 Example
--------------

 #unbuild tootUniversity

7.87.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
------------------------------

In Romance 1.2, this command was used to destroy a room.  We no longer
have rooms, so it is instead used to destroy named spots.

7.87.5 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.88 Tootsville-User::V
=======================

7.88.1 Function
---------------

V names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Forces a user to say a message.

   Mnemonic: Ventriloquism

7.88.2 Usage
------------

#v LOGIN MESSAGE...

7.88.3 Example
--------------

     #v mayor-louis I like to cause trouble in Tootsville

7.88.4 See also
---------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SPEAK::

7.88.5 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
------------------------------

This no longer allows ventriloquism of operator commands &c.

7.88.6 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.89 Tootsville-User::Verbosebugs
=================================

7.89.1 Function
---------------

Verbosebugs names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Set verbose bug backtrace reporting on or off.

   UNIMPLEMENTED.

7.89.2 Usage
------------

#verbosebugs true
#verbosebugs false

7.89.3 Impact
-------------

When verbose bug reporting is enabled, the user requesting it will
receive stack backtraces from unhandled errors as admin messages.

7.89.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.90 Tootsville-User::Wall
==========================

7.90.1 Function
---------------

Wall names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Write to all players.

   Sends an admin (parrot) pop-up message to everyone currently online.

7.90.2 Usage
------------

#wall MESSAGE...

7.90.3 Example
--------------

     #wall This message will go to everyone currently on-line.

7.90.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.91 Tootsville-User::Wallops
=============================

7.91.1 Function
---------------

Wallops names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Write to all operators

   Sends an pop-up message to all Builder Toots currently online

7.91.2 Usage
------------

#wallops MESSAGE

7.91.3 Exampleyy
----------------

     #wallops This message will go to all other staff members in this zone.

7.91.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.92 Tootsville-User::Wallzones
===============================

7.92.1 Function
---------------

Wallzones names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Write to all zones.

   This is now the same as *note TOOTSVILLE-USER WALL::, qv.

7.92.2 Usage
------------

 #wallzones [MESSAGE...]

7.92.3 Example
--------------

 #wallzones This message will go to everyone in every zone.

7.92.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
------------------------------

In Romance 1.2, Zones (shards) were implemented, although not actually
used by Tootsville IV. This command wrote to all users in all zones.

7.92.5 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.93 Tootsville-User::Whatis
============================

7.93.1 Function
---------------

Whatis names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Displays information about an item template.

   The item template info is essentially that which is available from
*note TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-INFO::.

7.93.2 Usage
------------

#whatis ITEM-TEMPLATE-ID

7.93.3 Example
--------------

#whatis 1337

7.93.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.94 Tootsville-User::Whereami
==============================

7.94.1 Function
---------------

Whereami names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Return an administrative message with the name of the server to which
the player is currently connected.

   the player is currently connected.

7.94.2 Usage
------------

#whereami

7.94.3 Example
--------------

#whereami

   The response admin message is simply the machine name to which you
are connected.

7.94.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.95 Tootsville-User::Whereis
=============================

7.95.1 Function
---------------

Whereis names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Locate a user in the game world.

   Find out in what what room a character is standing, if s/he is logged
in at the moment.  Must have staff level 2 (MODERATOR) to use this
command.

   WRITEME these instructions have not been adapted to Romance II yet.

7.95.2 Usage
------------

 #whereis [LOGIN]
 #whereis #everyone
 #whereis @[ROOM]

   User Name of a specific user; #everyone for a the location of every
user in the zone; @[ROOM] for the location of every user in the
specified room.

7.95.3 Examples
---------------

 #whereis snowcone
 #whereis #everyone
 #whereis @tootSquare

7.95.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.96 Tootsville-User::Who
=========================

7.96.1 Function
---------------

Who names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Displays a list of everyone currently in a room.

   WRITEME this has not been updated for Romance II yet.

7.96.2 Usage
------------

 #who [ROOM]
 #who

   NOTE: Leaving off the ROOM parameter will default to displaying for
the room the command was initialized in.

7.96.3 Examples
---------------

 #who tootSquare
 #who

7.96.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.97 Tootsville-User::Whoami
============================

7.97.1 Function
---------------

Whoami names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Cause the character to speak his/her name in the current room.

   Appears as dialogue in the form: “Hello, my name is NAME.”

   Note that the response is public speech; everyone in the room will
see it.

7.97.2 Usage
------------

#whoami

   Note that the response is public speech; everyone in the room will
see it.

7.97.3 Example
--------------

#whoami

     Hello, my name is Pil.

7.97.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.98 Tootsville-User::Whoareyou
===============================

7.98.1 Function
---------------

Whoareyou names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Ask the server who it is.

   This command should return version information on some of the
critical components used in the game server.

7.98.2 Usage
------------

#whoareyou

7.98.3 Example
--------------

#whoareyou

7.98.4 Example Response
-----------------------

     This server is Inktomi, a X86-64 Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU 860
      2.80GHz running Linux 5.6.8-300.fc32.x86_64 with SBCL
     2.0.1-1.fc32.  Quicklisp dist version 2020-04-27; Ultralisp dist
     version 20200501011006; Tootsville version 0.6.4

7.98.5 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
------------------------------

The format of the response is different, but the purpose of the command
is the same.

7.98.6 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

7.99 Tootsville-User::Ws-Bandwidth-By-Source
============================================

7.99.1 Function
---------------

Ws-Bandwidth-By-Source names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Returns some statistics about WebSockets bandwidth by source.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE WS-BANDWIDTH-BY-SOURCE::.

7.99.2 Usage
------------

#ws-bandwidth-by-source

7.99.3 Example
--------------

     #ws-bandwidth-by-source

7.99.4 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/modern-ops.lisp.

7.100 Tootsville-User::Ws-Stats
===============================

7.100.1 Function
----------------

Ws-Stats names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Returns some statistics about WebSockets connections.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE WS-STATS::.

7.100.2 Usage
-------------

#ws-stats

7.100.3 Example
---------------

     #ws-stats

7.100.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/modern-ops.lisp.

7.101 Tootsville-User::Zoom
===========================

7.101.1 Function
----------------

Zoom names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Set the visual Zoom level of a room.

   UNIMPLEMENTED

7.101.2 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

In Tootsville IV, rooms could have a different “zoom level” setting the
relative size of the display.  This is no longer supported; in
Tootsville V, the world is a continuous 3D environment.

7.101.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

8 Package Tootsville
********************

Let’s make some noise!

   The Tootsville package is the main container for all Tootsville V
(Romance II) server functions.

   In future, some of the concerns (e.g.  specific facilities like the
friendly database accessors or the metronome) may be broken out into
their own packages, but for simplicity of early development, everything
is in this one big ball of mud.

8.1 Tootsville::%Operator-Place-Download
========================================

8.1.1 Function
--------------

%Operator-Place-Download names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (WHERE PARAMS).

8.1.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

8.2 Tootsville::%Operator-Place-Exit
====================================

8.2.1 Function
--------------

%Operator-Place-Exit names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(WHERE PARAMS).

8.2.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

8.3 Tootsville::%Operator-Place-Fountain
========================================

8.3.1 Function
--------------

%Operator-Place-Fountain names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (WHERE PARAMS).

8.3.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

8.4 Tootsville::%Operator-Place-Game
====================================

8.4.1 Function
--------------

%Operator-Place-Game names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(WHERE PARAMS).

8.4.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

8.5 Tootsville::%Operator-Place-Item
====================================

8.5.1 Function
--------------

%Operator-Place-Item names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(WHERE PARAMS).

8.5.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

8.6 Tootsville::%Operator-Place-Mini
====================================

8.6.1 Function
--------------

%Operator-Place-Mini names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(WHERE PARAMS).

8.6.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

8.7 Tootsville::%Operator-Place-Place
=====================================

8.7.1 Function
--------------

%Operator-Place-Place names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(WHERE PARAMS).

8.7.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

8.8 Tootsville::%Operator-Place-Room
====================================

8.8.1 Function
--------------

%Operator-Place-Room names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(WHERE PARAMS).

8.8.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

8.9 Tootsville::%Operator-Place-Shop
====================================

8.9.1 Function
--------------

%Operator-Place-Shop names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(WHERE PARAMS).

8.9.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

8.10 Tootsville::%Operator-Place-Snowball
=========================================

8.10.1 Function
---------------

%Operator-Place-Snowball names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (WHERE PARAMS).

8.10.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

8.11 Tootsville::%Operator-Place-Unwalk
=======================================

8.11.1 Function
---------------

%Operator-Place-Unwalk names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(WHERE PARAMS).

8.11.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

8.12 Tootsville::%Operator-Place-Vitem
======================================

8.12.1 Function
---------------

%Operator-Place-Vitem names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(WHERE PARAMS).

8.12.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

8.13 Tootsville::%Operator-Place-Walk
=====================================

8.13.1 Function
---------------

%Operator-Place-Walk names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(WHERE PARAMS).

8.13.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

8.14 Tootsville::%Parse-Operator-Place-Where
============================================

8.14.1 Function
---------------

%Parse-Operator-Place-Where names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (WHERE).

8.14.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

8.15 Tootsville::*403.Json-Bytes*
=================================

8.15.1 Variable
---------------

*403.Json-Bytes* names an undocumented variable with the value of type
(SIMPLE-ARRAY (UNSIGNED-BYTE 8) (126))

8.16 Tootsville::*Acceptors*
============================

8.16.1 Variable
---------------

*Acceptors* names a variable:

   The set of listening acceptors awaiting incoming connections.

   Its value is NIL

8.17 Tootsville::*Application-Root*
===================================

8.17.1 Variable
---------------

*Application-Root* names a variable:

   The location in which the application source code is installed.

   Its value is of type PATHNAME

8.18 Tootsville::*Async-Channel*
================================

8.18.1 Variable
---------------

*Async-Channel* names a variable:

   An LPARALLEL channel used for running asynchronous tasks.

   Its value is NIL

8.19 Tootsville::*Async-Tasks*
==============================

8.19.1 Variable
---------------

*Async-Tasks* names a variable:

   An LPARALLEL kernel used for running asynchronous tasks.

   Its value is NIL

8.20 Tootsville::*Banhammer*
============================

8.20.1 Variable
---------------

*Banhammer* names a variable:

   A list of IP addresses which are banned from connecting.

   Its value is the hash table:

8.21 Tootsville::*Build-Date*
=============================

8.21.1 Variable
---------------

*Build-Date* names a variable:

   A string representing the year, month, and day at which the program
was compiled.

   Its value is  "2021-1-31" 

8.22 Tootsville::*Cassandra-Blacklist*
======================================

8.22.1 Variable
---------------

*Cassandra-Blacklist* names a variable:

   The blacklist for text filtering.

   This list is applied whenever children or sensitive players are
around.

   The keys are the string versions of the regexes; the values are the
compiled scanners.

   Its value is the hash table:

8.23 Tootsville::*Cassandra-Redlist*
====================================

8.23.1 Variable
---------------

*Cassandra-Redlist* names a variable:

   The redlist for text filtering.

   This list is applied in all areas except "adults only" zones.

   The keys are the string versions of the regexes; the values are the
compiled scanners.

   Its value is the hash table:

8.24 Tootsville::*Client*
=========================

8.24.1 Variable
---------------

*Client* names a variable:

   The currently-active client session.

   Its value is NIL

8.25 Tootsville::*Cluster*
==========================

8.25.1 Variable
---------------

*Cluster* names a variable:

   Cache for *note TOOTSVILLE CLUSTER:: (qv)

   Its value is NIL

8.26 Tootsville::*Compilation*
==============================

8.26.1 Variable
---------------

*Compilation* names a variable:

   This is used as a temporary output buffer during some maintenance
tasks.

   Its value is of type SB-IMPL::CHARACTER-STRING-OSTREAM

8.27 Tootsville::*Compiled*
===========================

8.27.1 Variable
---------------

*Compiled* names a variable:

   A string representing the (fairly precise) time at which the program
was compiled.

   Its value is  "@2021-01-31T16:14:46.157559Z" 

8.28 Tootsville::*Config-File*
==============================

8.28.1 Variable
---------------

*Config-File* names a variable:

   Metadata about the configuration file last loaded

   Its value is NIL

8.29 Tootsville::*Db*
=====================

8.29.1 Variable
---------------

*Db* names a variable:

   The default database moniker

   Its value is  :FRIENDLY 

8.30 Tootsville::*Dbi-Connection*
=================================

8.30.1 Variable
---------------

*Dbi-Connection* names a variable:

   The connection selected by a WITH-MARIA block

   Its value is  :NOT-CONNECTED 

8.31 Tootsville::*Elevation-Map*
================================

8.31.1 Variable
---------------

*Elevation-Map* names a variable:

   The Tootangan elevation map provides a logarithmic altitude map of
the approximate/net altitude of each 200 by 200 meter area of the game.

   Its value is of type PNGLOAD:PNG

8.32 Tootsville::*Endpoint-List*
================================

8.32.1 Variable
---------------

*Endpoint-List* names a variable:

   A list version of *ENDPOINTS* that is sometimes preferable.  Both
should be updated together.

   Its value is of type CONS

8.33 Tootsville::*Endpoints*
============================

8.33.1 Variable
---------------

*Endpoints* names a variable:

   The hash-table of all endpoints currently defined.

   There is also a list version *ENDPOINT-LIST* which is preferred in
some cases.  Both should be updated together.

   Its value is the hash table:

‘2775501260261425259’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /index/html → TEXT/HTML ← ENDPOINT-GET-/→html>’
‘2613718390945611112’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET / → TEXT/HTML ← ENDPOINT-GET-/→html>’
‘4301435484693218292’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /favicon/png → IMAGE/PNG ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/favicon→png>’
‘3605103946389453302’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /favicon → IMAGE/PNG ← ENDPOINT-GET-/favicon→png>’
‘1654812538496282845’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /favicon/ico → IMAGE/VND.MICROSOFT.ICON ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/favicon/ico→vnd.microsoft.icon>’
‘4430847145339061514’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /favicon/gif → IMAGE/GIF ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/favicon→gif>’
‘3661819224652773325’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /favicon → IMAGE/GIF ← ENDPOINT-GET-/favicon→gif>’
‘2357254137101586602’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /login/child/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/login/child→json>’
‘3079094923609898074’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /login/child → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/login/child→json>’
‘1311744403956848369’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /version/about/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/version/about→json>’
‘438046192794699620’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /version/about → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/version/about→json>’
‘2862236114450198699’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /version/about/txt → TEXT/PLAIN ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/version/about→txt>’
‘4218892956418160273’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /version/about → TEXT/PLAIN ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/version/about→txt>’
‘1455774413677645218’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /version/about/detail/:PARAM/txt → TEXT/PLAIN ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/version/about/detail/param→txt>’
‘3568759887225338765’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /version/about/detail/:PARAM → TEXT/PLAIN ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/version/about/detail/param→txt>’
‘693282415722877999’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /version/about/detail/:PARAM/json →
     APPLICATION/JSON ← ENDPOINT-GET-/version/about/detail/param→json>’
‘1685448398244526369’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /version/about/detail/:PARAM → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/version/about/detail/param→json>’
‘510088238736223385’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /maintenance/txt → TEXT/PLAIN ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/maintenance/→txt>’
‘2613165918543518378’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /maintenance → TEXT/PLAIN ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/maintenance/→txt>’
‘185362433163658785’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /maintenance/quicklisp-update → NIL ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/maintenance/quicklisp-update→nil>’
‘1209366185538690670’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /maintenance/hot-reload → NIL ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/maintenance/hot-reload→nil>’
‘3006916151956666734’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /maintenance/buildapp → NIL ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/maintenance/buildapp→nil>’
‘4353388280022639758’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /maintenance/buildapp/status → NIL ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/maintenance/buildapp/status→nil>’
‘4096376851770060843’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /maintenance/reload-jscl → NIL ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/maintenance/reload-jscl→nil>’
‘2295846296688743859’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /maintenance/quit → NIL ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/maintenance/quit→nil>’
‘3926858977675076860’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /meta-game/services/html → TEXT/HTML ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/meta-game/services→html>’
‘4288391570599918474’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /meta-game/services → TEXT/HTML ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/meta-game/services→html>’
‘1622947186767220720’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /meta-game/services/old/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/meta-game/services/old→json>’
‘234726932288202010’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /meta-game/services/old → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/meta-game/services/old→json>’
‘2534461905518247006’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /meta-game/services/json →
     APPLICATION/VND.OAI.OPENAPI;VERSION=3.0 ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/meta-game/services→json>’
‘21519206609707318’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /meta-game/services →
     APPLICATION/VND.OAI.OPENAPI;VERSION=3.0 ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/meta-game/services→json>’
‘500367205855751383’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /meta-game/headers/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/meta-game/headers→json>’
‘3544118970374603318’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /meta-game/headers → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/meta-game/headers→json>’
‘132351661880430483’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /meta-game/ping/txt → TEXT/PLAIN ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/meta-game/ping→txt>’
‘2312565822381053381’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /meta-game/ping → TEXT/PLAIN ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/meta-game/ping→txt>’
‘3599886103547651904’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /gossip/ice-servers/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/gossip/ice-servers→json>’
‘572200990282065073’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /gossip/ice-servers → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/gossip/ice-servers→json>’
‘3464858480863409755’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /gossip/offers → APPLICATION/SDP ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/gossip/offers→sdp>’
‘3292734651114778962’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /gossip/offers/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/gossip/offers→json>’
‘4579933893106172794’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /gossip/offers → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/gossip/offers→json>’
‘1100913697774676897’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /gossip/answers/:UUID → APPLICATION/SDP ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/gossip/answers/uuid→sdp>’
‘2126131175871649162’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /gossip/answers/:UUID → APPLICATION/SDP ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/gossip/answers/uuid→sdp>’
‘734167368411805897’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /toots/:TOOT-NAME/txt → TEXT/PLAIN ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/toots/toot-name→txt>’
‘397873300273122050’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /toots/:TOOT-NAME → TEXT/PLAIN ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/toots/toot-name→txt>’
‘652362187253295585’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /toots/:TOOT-NAME/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/toots/toot-name→json>’
‘3588003849203370960’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /toots/:TOOT-NAME → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/toots/toot-name→json>’
‘798770774760887233’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT PUT /toots/:TOOT-NAME/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-PUT-/toots/toot-name→json>’
‘902774860067240563’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT PUT /toots/:TOOT-NAME → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-PUT-/toots/toot-name→json>’
‘4170731574305303361’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /toots/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/toots→json>’
‘1782761286852252605’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /toots → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/toots→json>’
‘2347653146422357951’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /users/me/txt → TEXT/PLAIN ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/users/me→txt>’
‘817493754216035154’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /users/me → TEXT/PLAIN ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/users/me→txt>’
‘911840963843854747’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /users/me/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/users/me→json>’
‘4131534054498028735’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /users/me → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/users/me→json>’
‘4173820247824470588’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT PUT /users/me/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-PUT-/users/me→json>’
‘405515342609891492’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT PUT /users/me → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-PUT-/users/me→json>’
‘4253363210825773152’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT PATCH /users/me/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-PATCH-/users/me→json>’
‘3556788904925915638’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT PATCH /users/me → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-PATCH-/users/me→json>’
‘1873952710285345362’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /users/me/toots/txt → TEXT/PLAIN ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/users/me/toots→txt>’
‘4001463141395061250’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /users/me/toots → TEXT/PLAIN ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/users/me/toots→txt>’
‘2200278265671935120’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /users/me/toots/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/users/me/toots→json>’
‘800366382555165045’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /users/me/toots → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/users/me/toots→json>’
‘2125156083082933535’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /users/me/toots/:TOOT-NAME/txt → TEXT/PLAIN ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/users/me/toots/toot-name→txt>’
‘3159196718401479487’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /users/me/toots/:TOOT-NAME → TEXT/PLAIN ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/users/me/toots/toot-name→txt>’
‘1070605157160274909’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /users/me/toots/:TOOT-NAME/json → APPLICATION/JSON
     ← ENDPOINT-GET-/users/me/toots/toot-name→json>’
‘3220404487643901754’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /users/me/toots/:TOOT-NAME → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/users/me/toots/toot-name→json>’
‘4025206783682213707’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT DELETE /users/me/toots/:TOOT-NAME/json →
     APPLICATION/JSON ← ENDPOINT-DELETE-/users/me/toots/toot-name→json>’
‘164843851602781227’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT DELETE /users/me/toots/:TOOT-NAME → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-DELETE-/users/me/toots/toot-name→json>’
‘3308243433724706606’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /users/me/play-with/:TOOT-NAME/json →
     APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/users/me/play-with/toot-name→json>’
‘635025581045997038’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /users/me/play-with/:TOOT-NAME → APPLICATION/JSON
     ← ENDPOINT-POST-/users/me/play-with/toot-name→json>’
‘2725175015971607415’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /world/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/world→json>’
‘3271757561095108054’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /world → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/world→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /world/tootanga/:LATITUDE/:LONGITUDE/:ALTITUDE/json
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     ENDPOINT-GET-/world/tootanga/latitude/longitude/altitude→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /world/tootanga/:LATITUDE/:LONGITUDE/:ALTITUDE →
     APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/world/tootanga/latitude/longitude/altitude→json>’
‘3010244976934717594’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /world/clock/date/txt → TEXT/PLAIN ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/world/clock/date→txt>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /world/clock/date → TEXT/PLAIN ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/world/clock/date→txt>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /world/clock/date/long/txt → TEXT/PLAIN ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/world/clock/date/long→txt>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /world/clock/date/long → TEXT/PLAIN ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/world/clock/date/long→txt>’
‘4474702625315267486’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /world/clock/date/abbrev/txt → TEXT/PLAIN ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/world/clock/date/abbrev→txt>’
‘4044962940318310263’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /world/clock/date/abbrev → TEXT/PLAIN ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/world/clock/date/abbrev→txt>’
‘1234443831199153308’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /world/clock/time/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/world/clock/time→json>’
‘64981768924257163’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /world/clock/time → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/world/clock/time→json>’
‘3128562978297264469’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /world/clock/time/txt → TEXT/PLAIN ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/world/clock/time→txt>’
‘1220359457604711210’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /world/clock/time → TEXT/PLAIN ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/world/clock/time→txt>’
‘474134724174379242’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET
     /world/clock/calendar/year/:YEAR/month/:MONTH/fragment/html →
     TEXT/HTML ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/world/clock/calendar/year/year/month/month/fragment→html>’
‘4465150788489470284’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET
     /world/clock/calendar/year/:YEAR/month/:MONTH/fragment → TEXT/HTML
     ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/world/clock/calendar/year/year/month/month/fragment→html>’
‘1995753829732542241’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /world/clock/calendar/now/fragment/html → TEXT/HTML
     ← ENDPOINT-GET-/world/clock/calendar/now/fragment→html>’
‘990868233327192808’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /world/clock/calendar/now/fragment → TEXT/HTML ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/world/clock/calendar/now/fragment→html>’
‘3830107823585105774’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /world/clock/calendar/year/:YEAR/fragment/html →
     TEXT/HTML ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/world/clock/calendar/year/year/fragment→html>’
‘2898106294566400561’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /world/clock/calendar/year/:YEAR/fragment →
     TEXT/HTML ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/world/clock/calendar/year/year/fragment→html>’
‘1441330249852351824’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /world/clock/calendar/year/:YEAR/month/:MONTH/html
     → TEXT/HTML ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/world/clock/calendar/year/year/month/month→html>’
‘3107319515624852900’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /world/clock/calendar/year/:YEAR/month/:MONTH →
     TEXT/HTML ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/world/clock/calendar/year/year/month/month→html>’
‘4050907988209917166’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /world/clock/time/detailed/txt → TEXT/PLAIN ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/world/clock/time/detailed→txt>’
‘3710653948837694751’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /world/clock/time/detailed → TEXT/PLAIN ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/world/clock/time/detailed→txt>’
‘3796390286142599632’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /world/sky/tootanga/:LATITUDE/:LONGITUDE/json →
     APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/world/sky/tootanga/latitude/longitude→json>’
‘2444360649006507045’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT GET /world/sky/tootanga/:LATITUDE/:LONGITUDE →
     APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-GET-/world/sky/tootanga/latitude/longitude→json>’
‘3899839684376630916’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /gossip/twilio/incoming/call → TEXT/XML ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/gossip/twilio/incoming/call→xml>’
‘14645949841099209’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /gossip/twilio/incoming/fax → TEXT/XML ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/gossip/twilio/incoming/fax→xml>’
‘1490427615918773705’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /gossip/twilio/incoming/sms → TEXT/XML ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/gossip/twilio/incoming/sms→xml>’
‘1702692747509867472’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /gossip/twilio/incoming/whatsapp → TEXT/XML ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/gossip/twilio/incoming/whatsapp→xml>’
‘2248636144567731984’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /gossip/twilio/incoming/verify → TEXT/XML ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/gossip/twilio/incoming/verify→xml>’
‘2538184196477881734’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /gossip/alexa/info/region/:REGION/json →
     APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/gossip/alexa/info/region/region→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /gossip/alexa/info/region/:REGION →
     APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/gossip/alexa/info/region/region→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /gossip/alexa/chat/region/:REGION/json →
     APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/gossip/alexa/chat/region/region→json>’
‘3772889472112935846’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /gossip/alexa/chat/region/:REGION →
     APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/gossip/alexa/chat/region/region→json>’
‘2914246148950682845’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /gossip/alexa/clock/region/:REGION/json →
     APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/gossip/alexa/clock/region/region→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /gossip/alexa/clock/region/:REGION →
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/gossip/alexa/clock/region/region→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity→json>’
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/add-furniture/json →
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/add-furniture→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/add-furniture → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/add-furniture→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/add-to-list/json →
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/add-to-list → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/add-to-list→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/click/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/click→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/click → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/click→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/create-user-house/json →
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/create-user-house→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/create-user-house →
     APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/create-user-house→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/dofff/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/dofff→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/dofff → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/dofff→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/don/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/don→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/don → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/don→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/echo/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/echo→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/echo → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/echo→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/finger/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/finger→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/finger → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/finger→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/game-action → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/game-action→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/get-avatars/json →
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/get-avatars → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/get-avatars→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/get-color-palettes/json →
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/get-color-palettes→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/get-color-palettes →
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/get-color-palettes→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/get-inventory/json →
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/get-inventory→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/get-inventory → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/get-inventory→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/get-inventory-by-type/json →
     APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/get-inventory-by-type→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/get-inventory-by-type →
     APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/get-inventory-by-type→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/get-online-users/json →
     APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/get-online-users→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/get-online-users →
     APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/get-online-users→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/get-room-list/json →
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/get-room-list→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/get-room-list → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/get-room-list→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/get-server-time/json →
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/get-server-time→json>’
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/get-session-apple→json>’
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     APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/get-session-apple→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/get-store-item-info/json →
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/get-store-item-info→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/get-store-item-info →
     APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/get-store-item-info→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/get-user-lists/json →
     APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/get-user-lists→json>’
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     ← ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/get-wallet→json>’
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/get-wallet→json>’
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/get-zone-list→json>’
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/get-zone-list→json>’
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/give→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/go/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/go→json>’
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/go→json>’
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/init-user-room→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/join/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/join→json>’
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/join→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/logout/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/logout→json>’
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/logout→json>’
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/mail-customer-service→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/peek-at-inventory/json →
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/peek-at-inventory→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/peek-at-inventory →
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/peek-at-inventory→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/ping/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/ping→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/ping → APPLICATION/JSON ←
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/prompt-reply/json →
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/remove-from-list/json →
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/remove-from-list→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/remove-from-list →
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/remove-from-list→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/report-bug → APPLICATION/JSON ←
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/report-user/json →
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/report-user → APPLICATION/JSON ←
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/request-buddy→json>’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/request-buddy → APPLICATION/JSON ←
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‘1463511803243320041’
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/send-out-of-band-message→json>’
‘2353418606147398’
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/set-furniture/json →
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/set-room-var/json →
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     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/set-user-var/json →
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/set-user-var→json>’
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/speak→json>’
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/start-event→json>’
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‘1375612565279927928’
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/delete-mail-message→json>’
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/delete-mail-message→json>’
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     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/doff→json>’
‘2262727635859522983’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/doff → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/doff→json>’
‘2941269994842038810’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/get-mail-in-box/json →
     APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/get-mail-in-box→json>’
‘1747771810566703308’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/get-mail-in-box → APPLICATION/JSON
     ← ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/get-mail-in-box→json>’
‘3798885911312028850’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/get-passport/json →
     APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/get-passport→json>’
‘2904598588733088666’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/get-passport → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/get-passport→json>’
‘2939097456470116256’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/send-mail-message/json →
     APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/send-mail-message→json>’
‘2969945001075424066’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/send-mail-message →
     APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/send-mail-message→json>’
‘1779739157844399139’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/stamp-passport/json →
     APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/stamp-passport→json>’
‘3439491491755883883’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/stamp-passport → APPLICATION/JSON
     ← ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/stamp-passport→json>’
‘3292086240137672046’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/enumerate-wear-slots/json →
     APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/enumerate-wear-slots→json>’
‘2976415471988222329’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/enumerate-wear-slots →
     APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/enumerate-wear-slots→json>’
‘3910763075184512485’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/wardrobe/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/wardrobe→json>’
‘1812566037956311588’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/wardrobe → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/wardrobe→json>’
‘1632442791808375756’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/get-room-vars/json →
     APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/get-room-vars→json>’
‘468288789791614400’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/get-room-vars → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/get-room-vars→json>’
‘1675699997633227251’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/wtl/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/wtl→json>’
‘935878708885882574’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/wtl → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/wtl→json>’
‘152427975052322824’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/wtl-4/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/wtl-4→json>’
‘4400131562262490604’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/wtl-4 → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/wtl-4→json>’
‘4425915036243019463’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/shoot/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/shoot→json>’
‘2806337527219004503’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/shoot → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/shoot→json>’
‘1230518630342143647’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/toot-list/json → APPLICATION/JSON
     ← ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/toot-list→json>’
‘4335180912172648585’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/toot-list → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/toot-list→json>’
‘2404520522177971559’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/play-with/json → APPLICATION/JSON
     ← ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/play-with→json>’
‘211099490374444857’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/play-with → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/play-with→json>’
‘949834039714802218’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/quiesce/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/quiesce→json>’
‘4538439985630186268’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/quiesce → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/quiesce→json>’
‘4104464769970938872’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/consider-child-approval/json →
     APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/consider-child-approval→json>’
‘1630414277483219540’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/consider-child-approval →
     APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/consider-child-approval→json>’
‘3222404907486997097’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/read-map/json → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/read-map→json>’
‘4162667056903443726’
     ‘#<ENDPOINT POST /world/infinity/read-map → APPLICATION/JSON ←
     ENDPOINT-POST-/world/infinity/read-map→json>’

8.34 Tootsville::*Extensions-For-Content-Types*
===============================================

8.34.1 Variable
---------------

*Extensions-For-Content-Types* names an undocumented variable with the
value of type CONS

8.35 Tootsville::*Google-Account-Keys-Refresh*
==============================================

8.35.1 Variable
---------------

*Google-Account-Keys-Refresh* names a variable:

   How often (in sec) to refresh the Google account keys used in
Firebase authentication verification?

   Its value is 1,200 (#x4B0)

8.36 Tootsville::*Habitat-Map*
==============================

8.36.1 Variable
---------------

*Habitat-Map* names a variable:

   The Tootanga map contains color-coded pixels representing the various
habitat areas of the game.  Each pixel represents a 200m by 200m area;
thus, the entire map area (800 by 600 pixels) represents a playable game
area of 160 by 120 km.

   Its value is of type PNGLOAD:PNG

8.37 Tootsville::*Http-Status-Message*
======================================

8.37.1 Variable
---------------

*Http-Status-Message* names an undocumented variable with the value the
hash table:

‘100’
     ‘Continue, please. I'd like to hear more.’
‘101’
     ‘Switching Protocols’
‘200’
     ‘Okie-dokie, here you go!’
‘201’
     ‘Look at what I've made now’
‘202’
     ‘I'll take that, sure’
‘203’
     ‘I'm not really sure, but …’
‘204’
     ‘Here's the nothing you wanted’
‘205’
     ‘Reset Content’
‘206’
     ‘Partial Content’
‘207’
     ‘Multi-Status’
‘300’
     ‘Multiple Choices’
‘301’
     ‘Moved Permanently’
‘302’
     ‘Moved Temporarily’
‘303’
     ‘See Other’
‘304’
     ‘Not Modified’
‘305’
     ‘Use Proxy’
‘307’
     ‘Temporary Redirect’
‘400’
     ‘Bad Request’
‘401’
     ‘Authorization Required’
‘402’
     ‘Payment Required’
‘403’
     ‘Forbidden’
‘404’
     ‘Not Found’
‘405’
     ‘Method Not Allowed’
‘406’
     ‘Not Acceptable’
‘407’
     ‘Proxy Authentication Required’
‘408’
     ‘Request Time-out’
‘409’
     ‘Conflict’
‘410’
     ‘Gone’
‘411’
     ‘Length Required’
‘412’
     ‘Precondition Failed’
‘413’
     ‘Request Entity Too Large’
‘414’
     ‘Request-URI Too Large’
‘415’
     ‘Unsupported Media Type’
‘416’
     ‘Requested range not satisfiable’
‘417’
     ‘Expectation Failed’
‘422’
     ‘Unprocessable Entity’
‘424’
     ‘Failed Dependency’
‘500’
     ‘Internal Server Error’
‘501’
     ‘Not Implemented’
‘502’
     ‘Bad Gateway’
‘503’
     ‘Service Unavailable’
‘504’
     ‘Gateway Time-out’
‘505’
     ‘Version not supported’

8.38 Tootsville::*Humidity-Field*
=================================

8.38.1 Variable
---------------

*Humidity-Field* names a variable:

   The humidity field for the entire island of Tootanga.

   Its value is of type (SIMPLE-ARRAY T (800 600))

8.39 Tootsville::*Ice-Credentials*
==================================

8.39.1 Variable
---------------

*Ice-Credentials* names an undocumented variable with the value NIL

8.40 Tootsville::*Infinity-Ops*
===============================

8.40.1 Variable
---------------

*Infinity-Ops* names an undocumented variable with the value NIL

8.41 Tootsville::*Infinity-Rest-Requests*
=========================================

8.41.1 Variable
---------------

*Infinity-Rest-Requests* names an undocumented variable with the value 0
(#x0)

8.42 Tootsville::*Infinity-Stream-Requests*
===========================================

8.42.1 Variable
---------------

*Infinity-Stream-Requests* names an undocumented variable with the value
0 (#x0)

8.43 Tootsville::*Infinity-Users*
=================================

8.43.1 Variable
---------------

*Infinity-Users* names an undocumented variable with the value the hash
table:

8.44 Tootsville::*Infinity-Websocket-Resource*
==============================================

8.44.1 Variable
---------------

*Infinity-Websocket-Resource* names an undocumented variable with the
value of type TOOTSVILLE::INFINITY-WEBSOCKET-RESOURCE

8.45 Tootsville::*Maintenance-Tasks-Performed*
==============================================

8.45.1 Variable
---------------

*Maintenance-Tasks-Performed* names an undocumented variable with the
value NIL

8.46 Tootsville::*Metronome*
============================

8.46.1 Variable
---------------

*Metronome* names an undocumented variable with the value NIL

8.47 Tootsville::*Metronome-Next-Tick*
======================================

8.47.1 Variable
---------------

*Metronome-Next-Tick* names a variable:

   The time at which the Metronome should next “tick”.

   Its value is 3,821,098,486 (#xE3C155F6)

8.48 Tootsville::*Metronome-Run*
================================

8.48.1 Variable
---------------

*Metronome-Run* names an undocumented variable with the value T

8.49 Tootsville::*Metronome-Task-Lock*
======================================

8.49.1 Variable
---------------

*Metronome-Task-Lock* names a variable:

   A lock used to protect inter-thread access to the Metronome tasks.

   Its value is NIL

8.50 Tootsville::*Metronome-Tasks*
==================================

8.50.1 Variable
---------------

*Metronome-Tasks* names an undocumented variable with the value NIL

8.51 Tootsville::*Motd*
=======================

8.51.1 Variable
---------------

*Motd* names a variable:

   The message of the day.

   This is served up to every person who signs in.  It can be altered
easily using the *note TOOTSVILLE-USER MOTD:: command.

   Its value is  "Welcome to Tootsville! Let's make some noise!

This is experimental server software for Tootsville V." 

8.52 Tootsville::*Npc-List*
===========================

8.52.1 Variable
---------------

*Npc-List* names an undocumented variable with the value the hash table:

‘ZAP’
     ‘ZAP’
‘FLORA’
     ‘FLORA’
‘SUPERSTAR’
     ‘SUPERSTAR’
‘LIL-MC’
     ‘LIL-MC’
‘CUPID’
     ‘CUPID’
‘MOO’
     ‘MOO’
‘DOTTIE’
     ‘DOTTIE’
‘SPARKLE’
     ‘SPARKLE’
‘DOODLE’
     ‘DOODLE’
‘PICASSO’
     ‘PICASSO’
‘HARMONY’
     ‘HARMONY’
‘PROPS’
     ‘PROPS’
‘RAD’
     ‘RAD’
‘CHAOS’
     ‘CHAOS’
‘SMUDGE’
     ‘SMUDGE’
‘SPLOOT’
     ‘SPLOOT’
‘NEVERMIND’
     ‘NEVERMIND’
‘SHADE’
     ‘SHADE’
‘JACK’
     ‘JACK’
‘SNOWCONE’
     ‘SNOWCONE’
‘MAYOR-LOUIS’
     ‘MAYOR-LOUIS’

8.53 Tootsville::*Post-Tests-Queue*
===================================

8.53.1 Variable
---------------

*Post-Tests-Queue* names a variable:

   Power-on-self-tests are placed into this queue, usually by DEFPOST.

   Its value is of type CONS

8.54 Tootsville::*Robots*
=========================

8.54.1 Variable
---------------

*Robots* names a variable:

   All robots currently active in the game world from this node.

   Its value is the hash table:

8.55 Tootsville::*Running-Main-Loop*
====================================

8.55.1 Variable
---------------

*Running-Main-Loop* names an undocumented variable with the value NIL

8.56 Tootsville::*Tcp-Clients*
==============================

8.56.1 Variable
---------------

*Tcp-Clients* names an undocumented variable with the value the hash
table:

8.57 Tootsville::*Tcp-Listener*
===============================

8.57.1 Variable
---------------

*Tcp-Listener* names an undocumented variable with the value NIL

8.58 Tootsville::*Tcp-Peer-Traffic*
===================================

8.58.1 Variable
---------------

*Tcp-Peer-Traffic* names an undocumented variable with the value 0 (#x0)

8.59 Tootsville::*The-Metronome-Thread*
=======================================

8.59.1 Variable
---------------

*The-Metronome-Thread* names a variable:

   The thread from which the metronome’s coördination efforts are
conducted.

   Its value is NIL

8.60 Tootsville::*Toot*
=======================

8.60.1 Variable
---------------

*Toot* names a variable:

   The Toot that the active user, is currectly using.

   Its value is NIL

8.61 Tootsville::*Trace-Output-Heartbeat-Time*
==============================================

8.61.1 Variable
---------------

*Trace-Output-Heartbeat-Time* names a variable:

   A thread listing is dumped every *TRACE-OUTPUT-HEARTBEAT-TIME*
seconds into the verbose log.

   Its value is 90 (#x5A)

8.62 Tootsville::*User*
=======================

8.62.1 Variable
---------------

*User* names a variable:

   The currently-signed-in user, if any

   Its value is NIL

8.63 Tootsville::*Utc-Timezone*
===============================

8.63.1 Variable
---------------

*Utc-Timezone* names a variable:

   The UTC time zone.

   The Universal Coördinated Time time zone.

   For practical purposes, this is essentially the same as GMT
(Greenwich Mean Time) or Z (Zulu Time).

   Its value is of type LOCAL-TIME::TIMEZONE

8.64 Tootsville::*Verbose-Logging-Lock*
=======================================

8.64.1 Variable
---------------

*Verbose-Logging-Lock* names a variable:

   A lock used to prevent the Verbose library from cross-talking over
itself.

   When multiple threads try to write at the same time, you can get
partial messages mixed together in a confusing way.  This lock prevents
that from occurring when we use our definition of
VERBOSE::FORMAT-MESSAGE (not in this manual) which observes it.

   Its value is of type SB-THREAD:MUTEX

8.65 Tootsville::*Weather-Kernel*
=================================

8.65.1 Variable
---------------

*Weather-Kernel* names an undocumented variable with the value NIL

8.66 Tootsville::*Websocket-Server*
===================================

8.66.1 Variable
---------------

*Websocket-Server* names a variable:

   The Hunchentoot/Hunchensocket server object for WebSockets.

   Its value is NIL

8.67 Tootsville::*Wind-Vector-Field*
====================================

8.67.1 Variable
---------------

*Wind-Vector-Field* names a variable:

   The wind vector field for the entire island of Tootanga.

   Its value is of type (SIMPLE-ARRAY T (800 600))

8.68 Tootsville::*Ws-Chars-Broadcast*
=====================================

8.68.1 Variable
---------------

*Ws-Chars-Broadcast* names a variable:

   Total payload characters broadcast.

   NB you’d have to multiply this by connected clients to get a real
idea of the bandwidth involved.

   Its value is 0 (#x0)

8.69 Tootsville::*Ws-Chars-Received*
====================================

8.69.1 Variable
---------------

*Ws-Chars-Received* names a variable:

   Total payload characters read.

   Its value is 0 (#x0)

8.70 Tootsville::*Ws-Chars-Unicast*
===================================

8.70.1 Variable
---------------

*Ws-Chars-Unicast* names a variable:

   Total payload characters unicast to anyone.

   Its value is 0 (#x0)

8.71 Tootsville::*Ws-Client-For-Toot*
=====================================

8.71.1 Variable
---------------

*Ws-Client-For-Toot* names an undocumented variable with the value the
hash table:

8.72 Tootsville::*Ws-Client-For-User*
=====================================

8.72.1 Variable
---------------

*Ws-Client-For-User* names an undocumented variable with the value the
hash table:

8.73 Tootsville::*Ws-Connections*
=================================

8.73.1 Variable
---------------

*Ws-Connections* names a variable:

   The number of times that someone has connected ever.  _NOT_ the same
as _active_ connections.

   Its value is 0 (#x0)

8.74 Tootsville::*Ws-Sign-Ins*
==============================

8.74.1 Variable
---------------

*Ws-Sign-Ins* names a variable:

   The number of times that someone has authenticated (signed in) ever.

   Its value is 0 (#x0)

8.75 Tootsville::*Ws-Surprise-Disconnects*
==========================================

8.75.1 Variable
---------------

*Ws-Surprise-Disconnects* names a variable:

   Number of times someone has dropped a connection without a proper
disconnection sequence.

   Its value is 0 (#x0)

8.76 Tootsville::*Ws-Traffic-Commands*
======================================

8.76.1 Variable
---------------

*Ws-Traffic-Commands* names an undocumented variable with the value the
hash table:

8.77 Tootsville::*Ws-Traffic-From*
==================================

8.77.1 Variable
---------------

*Ws-Traffic-From* names an undocumented variable with the value the hash
table:

8.78 Tootsville::*Ws-Traffic-Other*
===================================

8.78.1 Variable
---------------

*Ws-Traffic-Other* names an undocumented variable with the value 0 (#x0)

8.79 Tootsville::+Alexa-Timestamp-Tolerance+
============================================

8.79.1 Variable
---------------

+Alexa-Timestamp-Tolerance+ names a variable:

   Amazon requires we requect queries with a timestamp more than ± this
many seconds.

   Its value is 150 (#x96)

8.80 Tootsville::+Amazon-Cert-Chain-Url-Matching+
=================================================

8.80.1 Variable
---------------

+Amazon-Cert-Chain-Url-Matching+ names a variable:

   list of pairs of strings and comparison functions which must be met
for the URL of an Alexa certificate chain.  See *note TOOTSVILLE
CHECK-ALEXA-SIGNATURE-CERT-CHAIN-URL::

   Its value is of type CONS

8.81 Tootsville::+Backtrace-Regex+
==================================

8.81.1 Variable
---------------

+Backtrace-Regex+ names a variable:

   A regular expression to split backtraces

   Its value is  "\\n\\w*\\d+:" 

8.82 Tootsville::+Builder-Toot-Hard-Hat-Template+
=================================================

8.82.1 Variable
---------------

+Builder-Toot-Hard-Hat-Template+ names an undocumented variable with the
value 2,494 (#x9BE)

8.83 Tootsville::+Color24-Names+
================================

8.83.1 Variable
---------------

+Color24-Names+ names an undocumented variable with the value of type
CONS

8.84 Tootsville::+Color24-Values+
=================================

8.84.1 Variable
---------------

+Color24-Values+ names an undocumented variable with the value of type
CONS

8.85 Tootsville::+Credits+
==========================

8.85.1 Variable
---------------

+Credits+ names a variable:

   The Tootsville credits

   Its value is  "Tootsville V by Bruce-Robert Pocock at the Corporation for Inter-World Tourism and Adventuring.

Special thanks to Ali Dolan, Mariaelisa Greenwood, Richard Harnden,
Levi Mc Call, and Zephyr Salz.

In memory of the contributions of Maureen Kenny (RIP).

Tootsville IV by Brandon Booker, Gene Cronk, Robert Dawson, Eric
Feiling, Tim Hays, Sean King, Mark Mc Corkle, Cassandra Nichol,
Bruce-Robert Pocock, and Ed Winkelman at Res Interactive, LLC." 

8.86 Tootsville::+Doc-Packages+
===============================

8.86.1 Variable
---------------

+Doc-Packages+ names a variable:

   The packages whose symbols are to be included in the manual.

   Its value is of type CONS

8.87 Tootsville::+Facing-Angles+
================================

8.87.1 Variable
---------------

+Facing-Angles+ names a variable:

   The eight cardinal directions, mapped to angles in radians.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INTERPRET-FACING::.

   Would be a constant, except for issues with making hash-table
constants.

   Its value is the hash table:

‘N’
     ‘0’
‘NE’
     ‘0.7853981633974483d0’
‘E’
     ‘1.5707963267948966d0’
‘SE’
     ‘2.356194490192345d0’
‘S’
     ‘3.141592653589793d0’
‘SW’
     ‘3.9269908169872414d0’
‘W’
     ‘4.71238898038469d0’
‘NW’
     ‘5.497787143782138d0’

8.88 Tootsville::+Gravatar-Base-Uri+
====================================

8.88.1 Variable
---------------

+Gravatar-Base-Uri+ names a variable:

   Why would we ever _not_ use SSL?

   Its value is of type PURI:URI

8.89 Tootsville::+Habitat-Colors+
=================================

8.89.1 Variable
---------------

+Habitat-Colors+ names a variable:

   The color triplets which represent each type of habitat in the PNG
habitat map.

   Its value is of type CONS

8.90 Tootsville::+Initial-T-Shirt-Colors+
=========================================

8.90.1 Variable
---------------

+Initial-T-Shirt-Colors+ names an undocumented variable with the value
of type CONS

8.91 Tootsville::+Moon-Day+
===========================

8.91.1 Variable
---------------

+Moon-Day+ names an undocumented variable with the value 63,720 (#xF8E8)

8.92 Tootsville::+Moon-Year+
============================

8.92.1 Variable
---------------

+Moon-Year+ names an undocumented variable with the value 3,600,000
(#x36EE80)

8.93 Tootsville::+Other-Moon-Day+
=================================

8.93.1 Variable
---------------

+Other-Moon-Day+ names an undocumented variable with the value 125,280
(#x1E960)

8.94 Tootsville::+Other-Moon-Year+
==================================

8.94.1 Variable
---------------

+Other-Moon-Year+ names an undocumented variable with the value 583,243
(#x8E64B)

8.95 Tootsville::+Pink-Moon-Day+
================================

8.95.1 Variable
---------------

+Pink-Moon-Day+ names an undocumented variable with the value 483,840
(#x76200)

8.96 Tootsville::+Pink-Moon-Year+
=================================

8.96.1 Variable
---------------

+Pink-Moon-Year+ names an undocumented variable with the value
452,398,723 (#x1AF70E83)

8.97 Tootsville::+Pre-Login-Max-Commands+
=========================================

8.97.1 Variable
---------------

+Pre-Login-Max-Commands+ names a variable:

   How many commands may a client issue before logging in?

   This includes the authentication packet.  Clients must sign in
without issuing an exorbitant number of commands or they will be
disconnected.

   Its value is 10 (#xA)

8.98 Tootsville::+Pre-Login-Max-Time+
=====================================

8.98.1 Variable
---------------

+Pre-Login-Max-Time+ names a variable:

   How many seconds does a client have to authenticate?

   Clients which fail to authenticate within the time limit will be
disconnected.

   Its value is 5 (#x5)

8.99 Tootsville::+Supported-Languages+
======================================

8.99.1 Variable
---------------

+Supported-Languages+ names an undocumented variable with the value of
type CONS

8.100 Tootsville::+Toot-Base-Color-Names+
=========================================

8.100.1 Variable
----------------

+Toot-Base-Color-Names+ names a variable:

   Named colors allowed as Toot base colors

   Its value is of type CONS

8.101 Tootsville::+Toot-Basic-Pattern-Names+
============================================

8.101.1 Variable
----------------

+Toot-Basic-Pattern-Names+ names a variable:

   Basic patterns available to any Toot

   Its value is of type CONS

8.102 Tootsville::+Toot-Extended-Pattern-Names+
===============================================

8.102.1 Variable
----------------

+Toot-Extended-Pattern-Names+ names a variable:

   Extended patterns that require special effort to obtain

   Its value is of type CONS

8.103 Tootsville::+Toot-Pad-Color-Names+
========================================

8.103.1 Variable
----------------

+Toot-Pad-Color-Names+ names a variable:

   Named colors allowed as Toot pad colors

   Its value is of type CONS

8.104 Tootsville::+Toot-Pattern-Color-Names+
============================================

8.104.1 Variable
----------------

+Toot-Pattern-Color-Names+ names a variable:

   Named colors allowed as Toot pattern colors

   Its value is of type CONS

8.105 Tootsville::+Unix-Time-In-Universal+
==========================================

8.105.1 Variable
----------------

+Unix-Time-In-Universal+ names a variable:

   The number of seconds from Universal Time Epoch to Unix Epoch.

   Its value is 2,208,988,800 (#x83AA7E80)

8.106 Tootsville::+Unix-Zero-In-Universal-Time+
===============================================

8.106.1 Variable
----------------

+Unix-Zero-In-Universal-Time+ names a variable:

   The Unix zero timestamp occurs at Universal Time
2,208,988,800seconds.

   Its value is 2,208,988,800 (#x83AA7E80)

8.107 Tootsville::+Ws-Idle-Seconds+
===================================

8.107.1 Variable
----------------

+Ws-Idle-Seconds+ names a variable:

   How long before we treat a connection as “idle” and start sending Are
You There?

   Its value is 300 (#x12C)

8.108 Tootsville::2-Days-Ago
============================

8.108.1 Function
----------------

2-Days-Ago names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Get a timestamp for the second day in the past (the day before
yesterday).

8.108.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/date+time.lisp.

8.109 Tootsville::3-Days-Ago
============================

8.109.1 Function
----------------

3-Days-Ago names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Get a timestamp for the third day in the past (the day before the day
before yesterday).

8.109.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/date+time.lisp.

8.110 Tootsville::@-Message
===========================

8.110.1 Function
----------------

Message names an undocumented function, with lambda list (STRING).

8.110.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.111 Tootsville::Accept-Type-Equal
===================================

8.111.1 Function
----------------

Accept-Type-Equal names an undocumented function, with lambda list (A B
&KEY (ALLOW-WILDCARD-P T)).

8.111.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/acceptor.lisp.

8.112 Tootsville::Acceptor-Status-Message
=========================================

8.112.1 Function
----------------

Acceptor-Status-Message names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(ACCEPTOR HTTP-STATUS-CODE &REST PROPERTIES &KEY &ALLOW-OTHER-KEYS).

8.113 Tootsville::Accepts-Content-Type-P
========================================

8.113.1 Function
----------------

Accepts-Content-Type-P names a function, with lambda list
(CONTENT-TYPE):

   Does the current Hunchentoot request Accept: CONTENT-TYPE?

8.113.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.114 Tootsville::Active-Player
===============================

8.114.1 Function
----------------

Active-Player names an undocumented function, with lambda list NIL.

8.114.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.115 Tootsville::Add-Charset
=============================

8.115.1 Function
----------------

Add-Charset names a function, with lambda list (CONTENT-TYPE):

   Adds the ;charset=UTF-8 type to the end of text and JS/JSON
CONTENT-TYPEs

8.115.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.116 Tootsville::Add-Contact
=============================

8.116.1 Function
----------------

Add-Contact names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OWNER
CONTACT).

8.116.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/contacts.lisp.

8.117 Tootsville::Add-Or-Replace-Endpoint
=========================================

8.117.1 Function
----------------

Add-Or-Replace-Endpoint names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(FUNCTION METHOD URI &OPTIONAL CONTENT-TYPE (HOW-SLOW-IS-SLOW)).

8.118 Tootsville::Admin-Message
===============================

8.118.1 Function
----------------

Admin-Message names a function, with lambda list (TITLE MESSAGE &KEY
(LABEL TITLE)):

   Send a broadcast admin MESSAGE with TITLE and LABEL.

   Also logs the contents to the console.

8.118.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.119 Tootsville::After-Slash
=============================

8.119.1 Function
----------------

After-Slash names a function, with lambda list (S):

   Splits a string S at a slash.  Useful for getting the end of a
content-type.

   Downcases the string.  Returns entire string when there’s no slash.

8.119.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.120 Tootsville::All-Connected
===============================

8.120.1 Function
----------------

All-Connected names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   All clients connected via websockets.

   Returns websocket client objects.

8.120.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.121 Tootsville::All-Credits
=============================

8.121.1 Function
----------------

All-Credits names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Obtain the credits for every system upon which Tootsville is
dependant.

   Obtains the information from *note TOOTSVILLE DESCRIBE-SYSTEM:: while
descending the tree of dependancies from Tootsville through ASDF.

8.121.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/main.lisp.

8.122 Tootsville::All-Links-To-Same-Person-P
============================================

8.122.1 Function
----------------

All-Links-To-Same-Person-P names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (LINKS).

8.122.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.123 Tootsville::All-Symbols-Alphabetically
============================================

8.123.1 Function
----------------

All-Symbols-Alphabetically names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Finds all symbols from *note TOOTSVILLE GATHER-ALL-SYMBOLS::
alphabetically

8.123.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/write-docs-2.lisp.

8.124 Tootsville::Allowed-Base-Colors-Under-Pattern
===================================================

8.124.1 Function
----------------

Allowed-Base-Colors-Under-Pattern names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (&REST ARGUMENTS).

8.124.2 File
------------

Defined in file
quicklisp/dists/quicklisp/software/fare-memoization-20180430-git/memoization.lisp.

8.125 Tootsville::Allowed-Pattern-Colors-On-Base
================================================

8.125.1 Function
----------------

Allowed-Pattern-Colors-On-Base names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (&REST ARGUMENTS).

8.125.2 File
------------

Defined in file
quicklisp/dists/quicklisp/software/fare-memoization-20180430-git/memoization.lisp.

8.126 Tootsville::Altitude
==========================

8.126.1 Function
----------------

Altitude names a function, with lambda list (THING):

   The altitude of THING

8.126.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.127 Tootsville::Answered-Child-Requests-By-Toot
=================================================

8.127.1 Function
----------------

Answered-Child-Requests-By-Toot names a function, with lambda list
(TOOT):

   Recent requests by TOOT to play which have been answered and not
expired yet.

8.127.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.128 Tootsville::Apply-Config
==============================

8.128.1 Function
----------------

Apply-Config names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Whenever the configuration is loaded, these methods are called to
allow “external” packages (which may not use this configuration
mechanism) to apply settings.

8.128.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/config.lisp.

8.129 Tootsville::Apply-Extension-To-Template
=============================================

8.129.1 Function
----------------

Apply-Extension-To-Template names a function, with lambda list (TEMPLATE
EXTENSION):

   Create a clone of TEMPLATE with EXTENSION.

8.129.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.130 Tootsville::Arrange-Columns+Values-For-Find
=================================================

8.130.1 Function
----------------

Arrange-Columns+Values-For-Find names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (COLUMNS+VALUES COLUMN-DEFINITIONS).

8.130.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.131 Tootsville::Assert-My-Character
=====================================

8.131.1 Function
----------------

Assert-My-Character names a function, with lambda list (TOOT-NAME
&OPTIONAL (USER *USER*)):

   Signal a security error if TOOT-NAME is not owned by USER

8.131.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.132 Tootsville::Associate-Credentials
=======================================

8.132.1 Function
----------------

Associate-Credentials names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(PERSON CREDENTIALS).

8.132.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.133 Tootsville::Atom-Or-Comma-List
====================================

8.133.1 Function
----------------

Atom-Or-Comma-List names a function, with lambda list (VALUE):

   Return VALUE, possibly by turning it into a comma-delimited string.

   An ATOM VALUE is returned intact.

   A one-member sequence is returned as the first element of the
sequence.

   Anything else should be a list that will be turned into a
comma-delimited string.

   Used in generating HTTP headers.

8.133.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.134 Tootsville::Avatar
========================

8.134.1 Class
-------------

Avatar names a class, with one superclass: COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT
(not in this manual).

8.134.2 Slots
-------------

Class Avatar has 5 direct slot definitions:

‘Id’

‘Moniker’

‘Avatar-Scale-X’

‘Avatar-Scale-Y’

‘Avatar-Scale-Z’

8.135 Tootsville::Avatar-Avatar-Scale-X
=======================================

8.135.1 Function
----------------

Avatar-Avatar-Scale-X names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.135.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.135.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Avatar-Avatar-Scale-X) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.135.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.136 Tootsville::Avatar-Avatar-Scale-Y
=======================================

8.136.1 Function
----------------

Avatar-Avatar-Scale-Y names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.136.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.136.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Avatar-Avatar-Scale-Y) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.136.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.137 Tootsville::Avatar-Avatar-Scale-Z
=======================================

8.137.1 Function
----------------

Avatar-Avatar-Scale-Z names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.137.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.137.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Avatar-Avatar-Scale-Z) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.137.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.138 Tootsville::Avatar-Has-Slot-P
===================================

8.138.1 Function
----------------

Avatar-Has-Slot-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(AVATAR SLOT).

8.138.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/items.lisp.

8.139 Tootsville::Avatar-Id
===========================

8.139.1 Function
----------------

Avatar-Id names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.139.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.139.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Avatar-Id) names an undocumented function, with lambda list (VALUE
INSTANCE).

8.139.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.140 Tootsville::Avatar-Moniker
================================

8.140.1 Function
----------------

Avatar-Moniker names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.140.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.140.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Avatar-Moniker) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.140.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.141 Tootsville::Avatar-P
==========================

8.141.1 Function
----------------

Avatar-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.141.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.142 Tootsville::Avatar-Slot
=============================

8.142.1 Class
-------------

Avatar-Slot names a class, with one superclass:
COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT (not in this manual).

8.142.2 Slots
-------------

Class Avatar-Slot has 4 direct slot definitions:

‘Id’

‘Avatar’

‘Slot’

‘Valence’

8.143 Tootsville::Avatar-Slot-Avatar
====================================

8.143.1 Function
----------------

Avatar-Slot-Avatar names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.143.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.143.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Avatar-Slot-Avatar) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.143.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.144 Tootsville::Avatar-Slot-Id
================================

8.144.1 Function
----------------

Avatar-Slot-Id names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.144.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.144.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Avatar-Slot-Id) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.144.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.145 Tootsville::Avatar-Slot-P
===============================

8.145.1 Function
----------------

Avatar-Slot-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.145.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.146 Tootsville::Avatar-Slot-Slot
==================================

8.146.1 Function
----------------

Avatar-Slot-Slot names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.146.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.146.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Avatar-Slot-Slot) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.146.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.147 Tootsville::Avatar-Slot-Valence
=====================================

8.147.1 Function
----------------

Avatar-Slot-Valence names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.147.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.147.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Avatar-Slot-Valence) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.147.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.148 Tootsville::Average
=========================

8.148.1 Function
----------------

Average names an undocumented function, with lambda list (LIST).

8.148.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/infinity.lisp.

8.149 Tootsville::Ayt-Idle-Users
================================

8.149.1 Function
----------------

Ayt-Idle-Users names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Send Are You There to idle (websocket) users.

   Idle is defined as idle for *note TOOTSVILLE +WS-IDLE-SECONDS+::
seconds.

8.149.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.150 Tootsville::Background-Gc
===============================

8.150.1 Function
----------------

Background-Gc names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Start a garbage collection in a different thread.

   This starts an asynchronous run of the garbage collector, but of
course, based on implementation characteristics, this could affect all
threads in this image.

   Presently only works in SBCL.

8.150.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/main.lisp.

8.151 Tootsville::Bad-Request
=============================

8.151.1 Structure
-----------------

Bad-Request names a STRUCTURE:

   A value submitted was the incorrect type, or out of range.

8.151.2 Type
------------

Bad-Request names a TYPE:

   A value submitted was the incorrect type, or out of range.

8.151.3 Class
-------------

Bad-Request names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
HTTP-CLIENT-ERROR::.

   A value submitted was the incorrect type, or out of range.

8.151.4 Slots
-------------

Class Bad-Request has 2 direct slot definitions:

‘Http-Status-Code’

‘Thing’

8.152 Tootsville::Bad-Request-Thing
===================================

8.152.1 Function
----------------

Bad-Request-Thing names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(CONDITION).

8.152.2 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Bad-Request-Thing) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (NEW-VALUE CONDITION).

8.153 Tootsville::Banhammer-Ip-Address
======================================

8.153.1 Function
----------------

Banhammer-Ip-Address names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(ADDRESS).

8.153.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

8.154 Tootsville::Banner
========================

8.154.1 Function
----------------

Banner names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Print greeting banners to the various output streams.

8.154.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/logging.lisp.

8.155 Tootsville::Banner/ Error-Output
======================================

8.155.1 Function
----------------

Banner/ Error-Output names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Print a greeting banner to *ERROR-OUTPUT* (see the Common Lisp
HyperSpec)

8.155.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/logging.lisp.

8.156 Tootsville::Banner/ Log
=============================

8.156.1 Function
----------------

Banner/ Log names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Print a greeting banner to the verbose log.

8.156.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/logging.lisp.

8.157 Tootsville::Banner/ Query-Io
==================================

8.157.1 Function
----------------

Banner/ Query-Io names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Print a greeting banner to *QUERY-IO* (see the Common Lisp HyperSpec)

8.157.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/logging.lisp.

8.158 Tootsville::Banner/ Standard-Output
=========================================

8.158.1 Function
----------------

Banner/ Standard-Output names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Print a greeting banner to *STANDARD-OUTPUT* (see the Common Lisp
HyperSpec)

8.158.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/logging.lisp.

8.159 Tootsville::Banner/ Trace-Output
======================================

8.159.1 Function
----------------

Banner/ Trace-Output names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Print a greeting banner to *TRACE-OUTPUT* (see the Common Lisp
HyperSpec)

8.159.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/logging.lisp.

8.160 Tootsville::Base64-From-Uri-Form
======================================

8.160.1 Function
----------------

Base64-From-Uri-Form names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(TOKEN).

8.160.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/auth/auth-firebase.lisp.

8.161 Tootsville::Base64-To-Uuid
================================

8.161.1 Function
----------------

Base64-To-Uuid names a function, with lambda list (VALUE):

   Convert a BASE64 value into a UUID.

8.161.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.162 Tootsville::Basic-8-Personality
=====================================

8.162.1 Class
-------------

Basic-8-Personality names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
TOOT-PERSONALITY::.

8.162.2 Slots
-------------

Class Basic-8-Personality has no direct slots defined.

8.163 Tootsville::Before-Save-Normalize
=======================================

8.163.1 Function
----------------

Before-Save-Normalize names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(OBJECT).

8.164 Tootsville::Bool-Sort
===========================

8.164.1 Function
----------------

Bool-Sort names a function, with lambda list (A B):

   Sort Boolean values

8.164.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/utils.lisp.

8.165 Tootsville::Broadcast
===========================

8.165.1 Function
----------------

Broadcast names a function, with lambda list (MESSAGE &KEY NEAR EXCEPT):

   Broadcast MESSAGE to all ∞ Mode listeners connected who are near
NEAR.

   NEAR is a Toot character who is the epicenter of the message, which
is currently ignored.

   EXCEPT is a user or Toot who does not need to receive the broadcast
message (usually the originator)

8.165.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/messaging.lisp.

8.166 Tootsville::Build-Simple-Column-Query
===========================================

8.166.1 Function
----------------

Build-Simple-Column-Query names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (TABLE COLUMN COLUMNS).

8.166.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/maria.lisp.

8.167 Tootsville::Build-Simple-Query
====================================

8.167.1 Function
----------------

Build-Simple-Query names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(TABLE COLUMNS).

8.167.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/maria.lisp.

8.168 Tootsville::Builder-Toot-P
================================

8.168.1 Function
----------------

Builder-Toot-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(&OPTIONAL (TOOT *TOOT*)).

8.168.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.169 Tootsville::Burgeon-Quiesced-State
========================================

8.169.1 Function
----------------

Burgeon-Quiesced-State names a function, with lambda list (TOOT):

   Restore quiescent state for TOOT as they return to the game.

8.169.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.170 Tootsville::Byte-Vector-To-Integer
========================================

8.170.1 Function
----------------

Byte-Vector-To-Integer names a function, with lambda list (VECTOR):

   Convert VECTOR of (UNSIGNED-BYTE 8) into an integer.

   The VECTOR should be in big-endian (aka “network”) byte order.

8.170.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/binary.lisp.

8.171 Tootsville::Bytes-Json
============================

8.171.1 Function
----------------

Bytes-Json names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(JSON-BYTES).

8.171.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/auth/auth-firebase.lisp.

8.172 Tootsville::Call-Infinity-From-Rest
=========================================

8.172.1 Function
----------------

Call-Infinity-From-Rest names a function, with lambda list (METHOD):

   Call an Infinity-mode command METHOD from a REST call.

   Used to create the REST endpoints mapping to METHOD.

8.172.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/infinity.lisp.

8.173 Tootsville::Call-Infinity-From-Stream
===========================================

8.173.1 Function
----------------

Call-Infinity-From-Stream names a function, with lambda list (JSON):

   Call an Infinity-mode command from a stream of JSON$ packets.

   Used by the WebSockets and direct TCP stream handlers.

8.173.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/infinity.lisp.

8.174 Tootsville::Cassandra-Add-To-Blacklist
============================================

8.174.1 Function
----------------

Cassandra-Add-To-Blacklist names a function, with lambda list (REGEX):

   Add REGEX to the blacklist

8.174.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/cassandra.lisp.

8.175 Tootsville::Cassandra-Add-To-Redlist
==========================================

8.175.1 Function
----------------

Cassandra-Add-To-Redlist names a function, with lambda list (REGEX):

   Add REGEX to the redlist

8.175.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/cassandra.lisp.

8.176 Tootsville::Cassandra-Boot
================================

8.176.1 Function
----------------

Cassandra-Boot names an undocumented function, with lambda list NIL.

8.176.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/cassandra.lisp.

8.177 Tootsville::Cassandra-Filter
==================================

8.177.1 Function
----------------

Cassandra-Filter names a function, with lambda list (TEXT &OPTIONAL
CHILDREN-PRESENT-P):

   Filter TEXT for obscenities on the redlist; and, if
CHILDREN-PRESENT-P, the blacklist too.

   Returns a generalized true value if TEXT should be allowed.

   Returns NIL if TEXT should be forbidden.

8.177.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/cassandra.lisp.

8.178 Tootsville::Cassandra-Obnoxious-Filter
============================================

8.178.1 Function
----------------

Cassandra-Obnoxious-Filter names a function, with lambda list (TEXT
VOL):

   Filter TEXT for obnoxious content.  Starting volume is VOL.

   Returns multiple values: the altered versions of TEXT and VOL.

   If TEXT is in ‘ALL CAPS LOCK COMPLETELY’, it will be downcased, but
VOL will be increased one level (if possible).  If TEXT contains certain
common repeated or mistyped punctuation, they will be converted.

   Note that this is not a profanity filter.  See *note TOOTSVILLE
CASSANDRA-FILTER:: for that feature.

8.178.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/cassandra.lisp.

8.179 Tootsville::Cassandra-Remove-From-Blacklist
=================================================

8.179.1 Function
----------------

Cassandra-Remove-From-Blacklist names a function, with lambda list
(REGEX):

   Remove REGEX from the blacklist.

8.179.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/cassandra.lisp.

8.180 Tootsville::Cassandra-Remove-From-Redlist
===============================================

8.180.1 Function
----------------

Cassandra-Remove-From-Redlist names a function, with lambda list
(REGEX):

   Remove REGEX from the redlist.

8.180.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/cassandra.lisp.

8.181 Tootsville::Chaos-Personality
===================================

8.181.1 Structure
-----------------

Chaos-Personality names a STRUCTURE:

   This class defines a character named Chaos

8.181.2 Type
------------

Chaos-Personality names a TYPE:

   This class defines a character named Chaos

8.181.3 Class
-------------

Chaos-Personality names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
ROBOT-CHAOS::.

   This class defines a character named Chaos

8.181.4 Slots
-------------

Class Chaos-Personality has no direct slots defined.

8.182 Tootsville::Character-Music
=================================

8.182.1 Class
-------------

Character-Music names a class, with one superclass:
COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT (not in this manual).

8.182.2 Slots
-------------

Class Character-Music has 2 direct slot definitions:

‘Music’

‘Toot’

8.183 Tootsville::Character-Music-Music
=======================================

8.183.1 Function
----------------

Character-Music-Music names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.183.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.183.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Character-Music-Music) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.183.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.184 Tootsville::Character-Music-P
===================================

8.184.1 Function
----------------

Character-Music-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(OBJECT).

8.184.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.185 Tootsville::Character-Music-Toot
======================================

8.185.1 Function
----------------

Character-Music-Toot names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.185.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.185.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Character-Music-Toot) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.185.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.186 Tootsville::Chdir
=======================

8.186.1 Function
----------------

Chdir names an undocumented function, with lambda list (NEW-PATH).

8.186.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/utils.lisp.

8.187 Tootsville::Check-Alexa
=============================

8.187.1 Function
----------------

Check-Alexa names a function, with lambda list (BODY-JSON):

   Performs the mandatory checks for queries from Alexa.

   Documented by Amazon at:
<https://developer.amazon.com/docs/custom-skills/host-a-custom-skill-as-a-web-service.html>

   Service

   To handle requests sent by Alexa, your web service must meet the
following requirements:

  1. The service must be Internet-accessible.

  2. The service must adhere to the Alexa Skills Kit interface.

  3. The service must support HTTP over SSL/TLS, leveraging an
     Amazon-trusted certificate.

        • For testing, Amazon accepts different methods for providing a
          certificate.  For details, see About the SSL Options.

        • For publishing to end users, Amazon only trusts certificates
          that have been signed by an Amazon-approved certificate
          authority.

  4. The service must accept requests on port 443.

  5. The service must present a certificate with a subject alternate
     name that matches the domain name of the endpoint.

  6. The service must validate that incoming requests are coming from
     Alexa.

   Note: if you are using Apache HTTP Server to host your web service,
use version 2.4.10 or later.  Earlier versions of Apache HTTP Server
send an "unrecognized name" warning if the server is not configured with
a ServerName or ServerAlias in the configuration files.  This prevents
the Alexa service from sending the customer’s request to your server.
To address this, either upgrade to 2.4.10 or later, or add ServerName /
ServerAlias to your server’s configuration file.

8.187.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/alexa/alexa.lisp.

8.188 Tootsville::Check-Alexa-Signature
=======================================

8.188.1 Function
----------------

Check-Alexa-Signature names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Check the signature of an Alexa request.

   Excerpt from Amazon requirements at
<https://developer.amazon.com/docs/custom-skills/host-a-custom-skill-as-a-web-service.html>:

   Checking the Signature of the Request

   Requests sent by Alexa provide the information you need to verify the
signature in the HTTP headers:

   • SignatureCertChainUrl
   • Signature

   To validate the signature:

  1. Verify the URL specified by the SignatureCertChainUrl header value
     on the request to ensure that it matches the format used by Amazon.
     See Verifying the Signature Certificate URL.

  2. Download the PEM-encoded X.509 certificate chain that Alexa used to
     sign the message as specified by the SignatureCertChainUrl header
     value on the request.

  3. This chain is provided at runtime so that the certificate may be
     updated periodically, so your web service should be resilient to
     different URLs with different content.

  4. This certificate chain is composed of, in order, (1) the Amazon
     signing certificate and (2) one or more additional certificates
     that create a chain of trust to a root certificate authority (CA)
     certificate.  To confirm the validity of the signing certificate,
     perform the following checks:

        • The signing certificate has not expired (examine both the Not
          Before and Not After dates)

        • The domain echo-api.amazon.com is present in the Subject
          Alternative Names (SANs) section of the signing certificate

        • All certificates in the chain combine to create a chain of
          trust to a trusted root CA certificate

  5. Once you have determined that the signing certificate is valid,
     extract the public key from it.

  6. Base64-decode the Signature header value on the request to obtain
     the encrypted signature.

  7. Use the public key extracted from the signing certificate to
     decrypt the encrypted signature to produce the asserted hash value.

  8. Generate a SHA-1 hash value from the full HTTPS request body to
     produce the derived hash value

  9. Compare the asserted hash value and derived hash values to ensure
     that they match.

8.188.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/alexa/alexa.lisp.

8.189 Tootsville::Check-Alexa-Signature-Cert-Chain-Url
======================================================

8.189.1 Function
----------------

Check-Alexa-Signature-Cert-Chain-Url names a function, with lambda list
(URL):

   Perform the mandatory checks on an Alexa request’s certificate chain
URL.

   Excerpt from Amazon requirements at
<https://developer.amazon.com/docs/custom-skills/host-a-custom-skill-as-a-web-service.html>:

   Verifying the Signature Certificate URL

   Before downloading the certificate from the URL specified in the
SignatureCertChainUrl header, you should ensure that the URL represents
a URL Amazon would use for the certificate.  This protects against
requests that attempt to make your web service download malicious files
and similar attacks.

   First, normalize the URL so that you can validate against a correctly
formatted URL. For example, normalize

   https://s3.amazonaws.com/echo.api/../echo.api/echo-api-cert.pem

   to:

   https://s3.amazonaws.com/echo.api/echo-api-cert.pem

   Next, determine whether the URL meets each of the following criteria:

  1. The protocol is equal to https (case insensitive).
  2. The hostname is equal to s3.amazonaws.com (case insensitive).
  3. The path starts with /echo.api/ (case sensitive).
  4. If a port is defined in the URL, the port is equal to 443.

   Examples of correctly formatted URLs:

   • https://s3.amazonaws.com/echo.api/echo-api-cert.pem
   • https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/echo.api/echo-api-cert.pem
   • https://s3.amazonaws.com/echo.api/../echo.api/echo-api-cert.pem

   Examples of invalid URLs:

   • http://s3.amazonaws.com/echo.api/echo-api-cert.pem (invalid
     protocol)
   • https://notamazon.com/echo.api/echo-api-cert.pem (invalid hostname)
   • https://s3.amazonaws.com/EcHo.aPi/echo-api-cert.pem (invalid path)
   • https://s3.amazonaws.com/invalid.path/echo-api-cert.pem (invalid
     path)
   • https://s3.amazonaws.com:563/echo.api/echo-api-cert.pem (invalid
     port)

   If the URL does not pass these tests, reject the request and do not
proceed with verifying the signature.

8.189.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/alexa/alexa.lisp.

8.190 Tootsville::Check-Alexa-Timestamp-Tolerance
=================================================

8.190.1 Function
----------------

Check-Alexa-Timestamp-Tolerance names a function, with lambda list
(BODY-JSON):

   Ensure that the timestamp of an Alexa-sent query is within the
allowed tolerance.

   Excerpt from Amazon requirements at
<https://developer.amazon.com/docs/custom-skills/host-a-custom-skill-as-a-web-service.html>:

   Checking the Timestamp of the Request

   Every request sent to your web service by Alexa includes a timestamp.
This information is part of the signed portion of the request, so it
cannot be changed without also invalidating the request signature.
Using this timestamp to verify the freshness of the request before
responding protects your service from attackers attempting a "replay"
attack in which they acquire a properly signed request and then
repeatedly resend it to disrupt your service.

   Your service should allow a tolerance of no more than 150 seconds
(two and a half minutes).  This means that your service should only
accept requests in which the request timestamp is within 150 seconds of
the current time.  Web services that allow a longer tolerance cannot be
published to Amazon customers.

   …

   If you are not using the Java library, you need to do this
verification yourself.  The timestamp is provided as part of the request
object in the JSON body of the request … The timestamp is provided as an
ISO 8601 formatted string (for example, 2015-05-13T12:34:56Z). Your code
needs to parse the string into a date object, then verify that it is
within the tolerance your web service allows (no more than 150 seconds).
Reject requests in which the timestamp falls outside the tolerance with
an error code (such as 400 Bad Request).

8.190.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/alexa/alexa.lisp.

8.191 Tootsville::Check-Arg-Type
================================

8.191.1 Macro
-------------

Check-Arg-Type names a macro, with lambda list (ARG TYPE &OPTIONAL
NAME):

   Ensure that ARG is of type TYPE, which is called NAME. Signals back
to an HTTP client with a 400 error if this assertion is untrue.

   This is basically just CHECK-TYPE for arguments passed by the user.

8.191.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.192 Tootsville::Check-Cert-Chain-Valid
========================================

8.192.1 Function
----------------

Check-Cert-Chain-Valid names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(X.509-CERT).

8.192.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/alexa/alexa.lisp.

8.193 Tootsville::Check-Cert-Dates-Valid
========================================

8.193.1 Function
----------------

Check-Cert-Dates-Valid names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(X.509-CERT).

8.193.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/alexa/alexa.lisp.

8.194 Tootsville::Check-Firebase-Id-Token
=========================================

8.194.1 Function
----------------

Check-Firebase-Id-Token names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(TOKEN).

8.194.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/auth/auth-firebase.lisp.

8.195 Tootsville::Check-Pattern-On-Base-Color
=============================================

8.195.1 Function
----------------

Check-Pattern-On-Base-Color names a function, with lambda list
(PATTERN-COLOR BASE-COLOR &KEY TOOT-NAME PAD-COLOR PATTERN ADDRESS):

   Ensure that the PATTERN-COLOR is allowed on the BASE-COLOR.

   TOOT-NAME, PAD-COLOR, PATTERN, and ADDRESS are used to provide
additional error details.

   Provides restarts CHANGE-PATTERN-COLOR and CHANGE-BASE-COLOR to
correct any deficiencies.

8.195.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/color+pattern.lisp.

8.196 Tootsville::Check-Toot-Name
=================================

8.196.1 Function
----------------

Check-Toot-Name names a function, with lambda list (NAME):

   Check if NAME is allowed as a Toot name; offering restarts to correct
it, if not.

   This is generally intended for accepting new Toot names, versus
validating REST calls, for example.

8.196.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/toot-names.lisp.

8.197 Tootsville::Check-X.509-San
=================================

8.197.1 Function
----------------

Check-X.509-San names a function, with lambda list (X.509-CERT NAME):

   Ensure that NAME is a DNS Alt Name for the subject of the X.509-CERT

8.197.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/alexa/alexa.lisp.

8.198 Tootsville::Child-Code
============================

8.198.1 Type
------------

Child-Code names a TYPE:

   A potential child code (password).

   See *note TOOTSVILLE VALID-CHILD-CODE-P::.

8.199 Tootsville::Child-Request
===============================

8.199.1 Class
-------------

Child-Request names a class, with one superclass:
COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT (not in this manual).

8.199.2 Slots
-------------

Class Child-Request has 7 direct slot definitions:

‘Uuid’

‘Toot’

‘Placed-At’

‘Allowed-At’

‘Denied-At’

‘Allowed-For’

‘Response’

8.200 Tootsville::Child-Request-Allowed-At
==========================================

8.200.1 Function
----------------

Child-Request-Allowed-At names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (INSTANCE).

8.200.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.200.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Child-Request-Allowed-At) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.200.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.201 Tootsville::Child-Request-Allowed-For
===========================================

8.201.1 Function
----------------

Child-Request-Allowed-For names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (INSTANCE).

8.201.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.201.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Child-Request-Allowed-For) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.201.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.202 Tootsville::Child-Request-Allowed-Until
=============================================

8.202.1 Function
----------------

Child-Request-Allowed-Until names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (REQUEST).

8.202.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.203 Tootsville::Child-Request-Denied-At
=========================================

8.203.1 Function
----------------

Child-Request-Denied-At names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.203.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.203.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Child-Request-Denied-At) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.203.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.204 Tootsville::Child-Request-P
=================================

8.204.1 Function
----------------

Child-Request-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(OBJECT).

8.204.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.205 Tootsville::Child-Request-Placed-At
=========================================

8.205.1 Function
----------------

Child-Request-Placed-At names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.205.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.205.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Child-Request-Placed-At) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.205.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.206 Tootsville::Child-Request-Response
========================================

8.206.1 Function
----------------

Child-Request-Response names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.206.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.206.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Child-Request-Response) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.206.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.207 Tootsville::Child-Request-Toot
====================================

8.207.1 Function
----------------

Child-Request-Toot names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.207.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.207.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Child-Request-Toot) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.207.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.208 Tootsville::Child-Request-Uuid
====================================

8.208.1 Function
----------------

Child-Request-Uuid names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.208.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.208.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Child-Request-Uuid) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.208.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.209 Tootsville::Clean-Ice-Credentials
=======================================

8.209.1 Function
----------------

Clean-Ice-Credentials names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(CREDENTIALS).

8.209.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/gossip.lisp.

8.210 Tootsville::Clean-Symbols
===============================

8.210.1 Function
----------------

Clean-Symbols names an undocumented function, with lambda list (SRC).

8.210.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/write-docs-2.lisp.

8.211 Tootsville::Clear-All-Endpoints
=====================================

8.211.1 Function
----------------

Clear-All-Endpoints names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Destroy every endpoint mapping.

   Leaves the functions intact.  Useful for debugging; should probably
never run in production.

8.211.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoint.lisp.

8.212 Tootsville::Clouds
========================

8.212.1 Function
----------------

Clouds names a function, with lambda list (X Y Z):

   The current cloud cover at X,Y,Z

8.212.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/weather/weather.lisp.

8.213 Tootsville::Cluster
=========================

8.213.1 Function
----------------

Cluster names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Get the identity of the current cluster.

   Returns one of:
   • :test
   • :qa
   • :prod

8.213.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/config.lisp.

8.214 Tootsville::Cluster-Name
==============================

8.214.1 Function
----------------

Cluster-Name names a function, with lambda list (&OPTIONAL PREFIX):

   Get the name of the active cluster.

   Currently one of:

   • test.tootsville.org
   • qa.tootsville.org
   • tootsville.org

   The local hostname is used in development (loopback) mode.

8.214.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/config.lisp.

8.215 Tootsville::Cluster-Net-Name
==================================

8.215.1 Function
----------------

Cluster-Net-Name names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(&OPTIONAL PREFIX).

8.215.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/config.lisp.

8.216 Tootsville::Cluster-Wide-Lock-Busy-Error
==============================================

8.216.1 Class
-------------

Cluster-Wide-Lock-Busy-Error names a class, with one superclass: *note
TOOTSVILLE CLUSTER-WIDE-LOCK-ERROR::.

8.216.2 Slots
-------------

Class Cluster-Wide-Lock-Busy-Error has no direct slots defined.

8.217 Tootsville::Cluster-Wide-Lock-Busy-Warning
================================================

8.217.1 Class
-------------

Cluster-Wide-Lock-Busy-Warning names a class, with two superclasses:
*note TOOTSVILLE CLUSTER-WIDE-LOCK-CONDITION:: and COMMON-LISP::WARNING
(not in this manual)

8.217.2 Slots
-------------

Class Cluster-Wide-Lock-Busy-Warning has no direct slots defined.

8.218 Tootsville::Cluster-Wide-Lock-Condition
=============================================

8.218.1 Class
-------------

Cluster-Wide-Lock-Condition names a class, with one superclass:
COMMON-LISP::SERIOUS-CONDITION (not in this manual).

8.218.2 Slots
-------------

Class Cluster-Wide-Lock-Condition has no direct slots defined.

8.219 Tootsville::Cluster-Wide-Lock-Error
=========================================

8.219.1 Class
-------------

Cluster-Wide-Lock-Error names a class, with two superclasses: *note
TOOTSVILLE CLUSTER-WIDE-LOCK-CONDITION:: and COMMON-LISP::ERROR (not in
this manual)

8.219.2 Slots
-------------

Class Cluster-Wide-Lock-Error has no direct slots defined.

8.220 Tootsville::Cluster-Wide-Lock-Not-Locked
==============================================

8.220.1 Class
-------------

Cluster-Wide-Lock-Not-Locked names a class, with two superclasses: *note
TOOTSVILLE CLUSTER-WIDE-LOCK-CONDITION:: and COMMON-LISP::WARNING (not
in this manual)

8.220.2 Slots
-------------

Class Cluster-Wide-Lock-Not-Locked has no direct slots defined.

8.221 Tootsville::Cluster-Wide-Lock-Not-Ours
============================================

8.221.1 Class
-------------

Cluster-Wide-Lock-Not-Ours names a class, with one superclass: *note
TOOTSVILLE CLUSTER-WIDE-LOCK-ERROR::.

8.221.2 Slots
-------------

Class Cluster-Wide-Lock-Not-Ours has no direct slots defined.

8.222 Tootsville::Color24
=========================

8.222.1 Class
-------------

Color24 names a class, with one superclass:
COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT (not in this manual).

8.222.2 Slots
-------------

Class Color24 has 3 direct slot definitions:

‘Red’

‘Green’

‘Blue’

8.223 Tootsville::Color24-Blue
==============================

8.223.1 Function
----------------

Color24-Blue names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.223.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/color+pattern.lisp.

8.223.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Color24-Blue) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.223.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/color+pattern.lisp.

8.224 Tootsville::Color24-Green
===============================

8.224.1 Function
----------------

Color24-Green names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.224.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/color+pattern.lisp.

8.224.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Color24-Green) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.224.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/color+pattern.lisp.

8.225 Tootsville::Color24-Hsv
=============================

8.225.1 Function
----------------

Color24-Hsv names a function, with lambda list (COLOR):

   Extract the Hue, Saturation, Value of a Color24 as a list of reals
0...1

8.225.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/color+pattern.lisp.

8.226 Tootsville::Color24-Hue
=============================

8.226.1 Function
----------------

Color24-Hue names a function, with lambda list (COLOR):

   The HSV Hue channel of COLOR.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-HSV::.

8.226.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/color+pattern.lisp.

8.227 Tootsville::Color24-Name
==============================

8.227.1 Function
----------------

Color24-Name names a function, with lambda list (COLOR):

   Given COLOR, return the name or hex string for it.

   If COLOR is a named color in *note TOOTSVILLE +COLOR24-VALUES+::,
returns its name.  Otherwise, returns the 6-digit hex value, as per HTML
or CSS.

8.227.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/color+pattern.lisp.

8.228 Tootsville::Color24-P
===========================

8.228.1 Function
----------------

Color24-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.228.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/color+pattern.lisp.

8.229 Tootsville::Color24-Red
=============================

8.229.1 Function
----------------

Color24-Red names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.229.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/color+pattern.lisp.

8.229.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Color24-Red) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.229.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/color+pattern.lisp.

8.230 Tootsville::Color24-Rgb
=============================

8.230.1 Function
----------------

Color24-Rgb names a function, with lambda list (R G B):

   Construct a Color24 from a R G B triplet

8.230.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/color+pattern.lisp.

8.231 Tootsville::Color24-Saturation
====================================

8.231.1 Function
----------------

Color24-Saturation names a function, with lambda list (COLOR):

   The HSV Saturation channel of COLOR.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-HSV::.

8.231.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/color+pattern.lisp.

8.232 Tootsville::Color24-To-Integer
====================================

8.232.1 Function
----------------

Color24-To-Integer names a function, with lambda list (COLOR):

   Return a 24-bit integer representing COLOR.

   The upper 8 bits are the red channel; the next 8 bits, green; and the
lowest 8 bits, the blue channel.

8.232.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/color+pattern.lisp.

8.233 Tootsville::Color24-Value
===============================

8.233.1 Function
----------------

Color24-Value names a function, with lambda list (COLOR):

   The HSV Value channel of COLOR.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-HSV::.

8.233.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/color+pattern.lisp.

8.234 Tootsville::Color24/ =
============================

8.234.1 Function
----------------

Color24/ = names a function, with lambda list (A B):

   Comparator of two color24s

8.234.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/color+pattern.lisp.

8.235 Tootsville::Color24=
==========================

8.235.1 Function
----------------

Color24= names a function, with lambda list (A B &REST MORE):

   Comparator of two or more *note TOOTSVILLE COLOR24:: values.

   Values are the same only if all three channels (red, green, and blue)
have identical values.

8.235.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/color+pattern.lisp.

8.236 Tootsville::Column-Load-Mapping
=====================================

8.236.1 Function
----------------

Column-Load-Mapping names a function, with lambda list (COLUMN):

   Map COLUMN from a database record into internal form.

   Used in *note TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD::, qv.

8.236.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.237 Tootsville::Column-Load-Value
===================================

8.237.1 Function
----------------

Column-Load-Value names a function, with lambda list (VALUE TYPE):

   For a column of TYPE, interpret raw VALUE

8.237.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.238 Tootsville::Column-Normalizer
===================================

8.238.1 Function
----------------

Column-Normalizer names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(COLUMN).

8.238.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.239 Tootsville::Column-Save-Mapping
=====================================

8.239.1 Function
----------------

Column-Save-Mapping names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(COLUMN).

8.239.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.240 Tootsville::Column-Save-Value
===================================

8.240.1 Function
----------------

Column-Save-Value names a function, with lambda list (VALUE TYPE):

   Convert VALUE into the database’s representation of TYPE

8.240.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.241 Tootsville::Compute-Fountain-Peanuts-For-Score
====================================================

8.241.1 Function
----------------

Compute-Fountain-Peanuts-For-Score names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (SCORE).

8.241.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/quaestor.lisp.

8.242 Tootsville::Compute-Fountain-Random-Fairy-Dust
====================================================

8.242.1 Function
----------------

Compute-Fountain-Random-Fairy-Dust names an undocumented function, with
lambda list NIL.

8.242.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/quaestor.lisp.

8.243 Tootsville::Compute-Next-Keys-Update
==========================================

8.243.1 Function
----------------

Compute-Next-Keys-Update names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (HEADERS-ALIST).

8.243.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/auth/auth-firebase.lisp.

8.244 Tootsville::Concat
========================

8.244.1 Function
----------------

Concat names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&REST ARGS).

8.244.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-meta-game.lisp.

8.245 Tootsville::Condition-Name
================================

8.245.1 Function
----------------

Condition-Name names a function, with lambda list (CONDITION):

   Returns the capitalized name of the class of CONDITION.

8.245.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/errors.lisp.

8.246 Tootsville::Condition-Slots
=================================

8.246.1 Function
----------------

Condition-Slots names a function, with lambda list (OBJECT):

   Enumerates the name of every slot on OBJECT

8.246.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/errors.lisp.

8.247 Tootsville::Config
========================

8.247.1 Function
----------------

Config names a function, with lambda list (&REST KEYS):

   Obtain the configuration value at the path KEY + SUB-KEYS

8.247.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/config.lisp.

8.248 Tootsville::Connect-Cache
===============================

8.248.1 Function
----------------

Connect-Cache names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Connect to MemCacheD.

   Configuration comes from *note TOOTSVILLE DB-CONFIG:: path (:cache
(:ip :port :name)).

   The pool size will be OLIPHAUNT::PROCESSOR-COUNT (not in this
manual), clamped to 3-15.

8.248.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/memcached.lisp.

8.249 Tootsville::Connect-Databases
===================================

8.249.1 Function
----------------

Connect-Databases names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Connect all database systems in parallel (each in its own thread)

8.249.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/main.lisp.

8.250 Tootsville::Connect-Maria
===============================

8.250.1 Function
----------------

Connect-Maria names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Make a connection to MariaDB.

   This ensures that it is reachable, and that there is at least one
connection in the pool.

8.250.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/maria.lisp.

8.251 Tootsville::Connect-Time
==============================

8.251.1 Function
----------------

Connect-Time names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.252 Tootsville::Connected-Toot-Names
======================================

8.252.1 Function
----------------

Connected-Toot-Names names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   The names of all Toots currently connected — players or NPCs.

8.252.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.253 Tootsville::Connected-Toots
=================================

8.253.1 Function
----------------

Connected-Toots names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   All Toots currently connected — players or NPCs

8.253.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.254 Tootsville::Consider-Child-Kick
=====================================

8.254.1 Function
----------------

Consider-Child-Kick names a function, with lambda list (TOOT):

   Decide whether to kick TOOT offline due to time expiring.

   If there is no approved request for TOOT to continue in the game,
they’ll be kicked offline.  If there is, then we’ll schedule to recheck
this when that time is elapsed.

   Calling this with an adult’s Toot is funny, but not helpful.

8.254.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.255 Tootsville::Constituentp
==============================

8.255.1 Function
----------------

Constituentp names a function, with lambda list (CH):

   Is character CH a constituent character of a Lisp name (without
quoting)?

   Accepts A-Z, 0-9, any character above #xa0, and these punctuation:
-/!?%.

8.255.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.256 Tootsville::Contact
=========================

8.256.1 Class
-------------

Contact names a class, with one superclass:
COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT (not in this manual).

8.256.2 Slots
-------------

Class Contact has 6 direct slot definitions:

‘Uuid’

‘Owner’

‘Contact’

‘Starredp’

‘Added’

‘Last-Used’

8.257 Tootsville::Contact-Added
===============================

8.257.1 Function
----------------

Contact-Added names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.257.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.257.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Contact-Added) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.257.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.258 Tootsville::Contact-Contact
=================================

8.258.1 Function
----------------

Contact-Contact names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.258.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.258.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Contact-Contact) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.258.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.259 Tootsville::Contact-Last-Used
===================================

8.259.1 Function
----------------

Contact-Last-Used names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.259.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.259.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Contact-Last-Used) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.259.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.260 Tootsville::Contact-Owner
===============================

8.260.1 Function
----------------

Contact-Owner names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.260.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.260.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Contact-Owner) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.260.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.261 Tootsville::Contact-P
===========================

8.261.1 Function
----------------

Contact-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.261.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.262 Tootsville::Contact-Starredp
==================================

8.262.1 Function
----------------

Contact-Starredp names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.262.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.262.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Contact-Starredp) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.262.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.263 Tootsville::Contact-Uuid
==============================

8.263.1 Function
----------------

Contact-Uuid names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.263.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.263.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Contact-Uuid) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.263.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.264 Tootsville::Contents-To-Bytes
===================================

8.264.1 Function
----------------

Contents-To-Bytes names a function, with lambda list (CONTENTS):

   Convert CONTENTS to a sequence of 8-bit bytes.

   Assumes strings are UTF-8; vectors are already bytes; and lists are
JSON faux data.

8.264.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.265 Tootsville::Copy-Avatar
=============================

8.265.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Avatar names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.265.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.266 Tootsville::Copy-Avatar-Slot
==================================

8.266.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Avatar-Slot names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.266.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.267 Tootsville::Copy-Character-Music
======================================

8.267.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Character-Music names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.267.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.268 Tootsville::Copy-Child-Request
====================================

8.268.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Child-Request names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.268.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.269 Tootsville::Copy-Color24
==============================

8.269.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Color24 names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.269.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/color+pattern.lisp.

8.270 Tootsville::Copy-Contact
==============================

8.270.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Contact names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.270.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.271 Tootsville::Copy-Credential
=================================

8.271.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Credential names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.271.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.272 Tootsville::Copy-Game-Point
=================================

8.272.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Game-Point names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.272.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.273 Tootsville::Copy-Gossip-Initiation
========================================

8.273.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Gossip-Initiation names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.273.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/gossip.lisp.

8.274 Tootsville::Copy-Inventory-Item
=====================================

8.274.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Inventory-Item names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.274.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.275 Tootsville::Copy-Item
===========================

8.275.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Item names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.275.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.276 Tootsville::Copy-Item-Template
====================================

8.276.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Item-Template names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.276.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.277 Tootsville::Copy-Locale-Music
===================================

8.277.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Locale-Music names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.277.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.278 Tootsville::Copy-Login
============================

8.278.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Login names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.278.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.279 Tootsville::Copy-Lot
==========================

8.279.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Lot names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.279.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.280 Tootsville::Copy-Metronome-Task
=====================================

8.280.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Metronome-Task names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.280.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/metronome.lisp.

8.281 Tootsville::Copy-Mist
===========================

8.281.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Mist names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.281.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.282 Tootsville::Copy-Music
============================

8.282.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Music names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.282.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.283 Tootsville::Copy-Parent-Child
===================================

8.283.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Parent-Child names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.283.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.284 Tootsville::Copy-Pattern
==============================

8.284.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Pattern names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.284.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.285 Tootsville::Copy-Person
=============================

8.285.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Person names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.285.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.286 Tootsville::Copy-Person-Link
==================================

8.286.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Person-Link names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.286.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.287 Tootsville::Copy-Place
============================

8.287.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Place names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.287.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.288 Tootsville::Copy-Quaestor-Event
=====================================

8.288.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Quaestor-Event names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.288.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.289 Tootsville::Copy-Sms
==========================

8.289.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Sms names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.289.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.290 Tootsville::Copy-Store-Item
=================================

8.290.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Store-Item names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.290.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.291 Tootsville::Copy-Tcp-Client
=================================

8.291.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Tcp-Client names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.291.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/tcp-stream.lisp.

8.292 Tootsville::Copy-Terrain-Edge-Horz
========================================

8.292.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Terrain-Edge-Horz names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(START-LATITUDE LONGITUDE END-LATITUDE DEST-LATITUDE DEST-LONGITUDE).

8.292.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.293 Tootsville::Copy-Terrain-Edge-Vert
========================================

8.293.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Terrain-Edge-Vert names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(LATITUDE START-LONGITUDE END-LONGITUDE DEST-LATITUDE DEST-LONGITUDE).

8.293.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.294 Tootsville::Copy-Terrain-Height
=====================================

8.294.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Terrain-Height names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.294.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.295 Tootsville::Copy-Toot
===========================

8.295.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Toot names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.295.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.296 Tootsville::Copy-Toot-Quiesced
====================================

8.296.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Toot-Quiesced names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.296.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.297 Tootsville::Copy-Wear-Slot
================================

8.297.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Wear-Slot names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.297.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.298 Tootsville::Copy-Wind-Vector
==================================

8.298.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Wind-Vector names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.298.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/weather/weather.lisp.

8.299 Tootsville::Copy-World
============================

8.299.1 Function
----------------

Copy-World names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.299.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.300 Tootsville::Copy-Wtl-Course
=================================

8.300.1 Function
----------------

Copy-Wtl-Course names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.300.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.301 Tootsville::Create-Item
=============================

8.301.1 Function
----------------

Create-Item names a function, with lambda list (TEMPLATE-ID):

   Create an item as an instance of the given TEMPLATE-ID.

8.301.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/items.lisp.

8.302 Tootsville::Credential
============================

8.302.1 Class
-------------

Credential names a class, with one superclass:
COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT (not in this manual).

8.302.2 Slots
-------------

Class Credential has 8 direct slot definitions:

‘Uuid’

‘Person’

‘Uid’

‘Provider’

‘Id-Token’

‘Auth-Token’

‘Refresh-Token’

‘Json-Info’

8.303 Tootsville::Credential-Auth-Token
=======================================

8.303.1 Function
----------------

Credential-Auth-Token names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.303.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.303.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Credential-Auth-Token) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.303.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.304 Tootsville::Credential-Id-Token
=====================================

8.304.1 Function
----------------

Credential-Id-Token names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.304.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.304.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Credential-Id-Token) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.304.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.305 Tootsville::Credential-Json-Info
======================================

8.305.1 Function
----------------

Credential-Json-Info names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.305.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.305.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Credential-Json-Info) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.305.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.306 Tootsville::Credential-P
==============================

8.306.1 Function
----------------

Credential-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.306.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.307 Tootsville::Credential-Person
===================================

8.307.1 Function
----------------

Credential-Person names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.307.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.307.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Credential-Person) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.307.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.308 Tootsville::Credential-Provider
=====================================

8.308.1 Function
----------------

Credential-Provider names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.308.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.308.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Credential-Provider) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.308.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.309 Tootsville::Credential-Refresh-Token
==========================================

8.309.1 Function
----------------

Credential-Refresh-Token names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (INSTANCE).

8.309.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.309.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Credential-Refresh-Token) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.309.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.310 Tootsville::Credential-Uid
================================

8.310.1 Function
----------------

Credential-Uid names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.310.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.310.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Credential-Uid) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.310.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.311 Tootsville::Credential-Uuid
=================================

8.311.1 Function
----------------

Credential-Uuid names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.311.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.311.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Credential-Uuid) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.311.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.312 Tootsville::Cupid-Personality
===================================

8.312.1 Structure
-----------------

Cupid-Personality names a STRUCTURE:

   This class defines a character named Cupid

8.312.2 Type
------------

Cupid-Personality names a TYPE:

   This class defines a character named Cupid

8.312.3 Class
-------------

Cupid-Personality names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
ROBOT-CUPID::.

   This class defines a character named Cupid

8.312.4 Slots
-------------

Class Cupid-Personality has no direct slots defined.

8.313 Tootsville::Current-Position
==================================

8.313.1 Function
----------------

Current-Position names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(COURSE).

8.314 Tootsville::Current-Temp
==============================

8.314.1 Function
----------------

Current-Temp names a function, with lambda list (X Y Z):

   The current ambient air temperature at X,Y,Z.

8.314.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/weather/weather.lisp.

8.315 Tootsville::Database-For
==============================

8.315.1 Function
----------------

Database-For names a function, with lambda list (TYPE):

   The database containing the data mirrored by the TYPE

   Returns a pairs with the type of database (:MARIA or :COUCH) and the
database or schema identification (a proper list).

8.315.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/generic-db.lisp.

8.316 Tootsville::Db-Config
===========================

8.316.1 Function
----------------

Db-Config names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&OPTIONAL
(MONIKER *DB*)).

8.316.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/maria.lisp.

8.317 Tootsville::Db-Select
===========================

8.317.1 Function
----------------

Db-Select names an undocumented function, with lambda list (QUERY).

8.317.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/maria.lisp.

8.318 Tootsville::Db-Select-All
===============================

8.318.1 Function
----------------

Db-Select-All names an undocumented function, with lambda list (DB
QUERY).

8.318.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/maria.lisp.

8.319 Tootsville::Db-Select-Records-Simply
==========================================

8.319.1 Function
----------------

Db-Select-Records-Simply names a function, with lambda list (TABLE &REST
COLUMNS+VALUES):

   Query TABLE where columns = values from the plist COLUMNS+VALUES.

   Returns all results in a list, so don’t use it with a (potentially)
large set.

   Uses MemCacheD when available.

8.319.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/maria.lisp.

8.320 Tootsville::Db-Select-Single-Column
=========================================

8.320.1 Function
----------------

Db-Select-Single-Column names a function, with lambda list (TABLE COLUMN
&REST COLUMNS+VALUES):

   Select COLUMN from TABLE where columns = values as in plist
COLUMNS+VALUES.

   Expects to find only one row and return the one column value as an
atom.

   Signal an error if more rows are returned.

   Signals NOT-FOUND if none are found.

   Uses MemCacheD when available.

8.320.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/maria.lisp.

8.321 Tootsville::Db-Select-Single-Record
=========================================

8.321.1 Function
----------------

Db-Select-Single-Record names a function, with lambda list (TABLE &REST
COLUMNS+VALUES):

   Select a single record from TABLE where columns = values as in
COLUMNS+VALUES.

   Calls *note TOOTSVILLE DB-SELECT-RECORDS-SIMPLY:: which in turn may
use MemCacheD when it’s available.

   Signals an error if more than one record is returned.

   Signals NOT-FOUND if none are found.

8.321.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/maria.lisp.

8.322 Tootsville::Db-Table-For
==============================

8.322.1 Function
----------------

Db-Table-For names a function, with lambda list (TYPE):

   The database table or view containing the data mirrored by the TYPE

8.322.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/generic-db.lisp.

8.323 Tootsville::Debugger
==========================

8.323.1 Function
----------------

Debugger names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Start up Swank in the project directory and start a server on the
default port.

8.323.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/main.lisp.

8.324 Tootsville::Decode-Message
================================

8.324.1 Function
----------------

Decode-Message names a function, with lambda list (CYPHERTEXT KEY):

   Decode the CYPHERTEXT with the KEY.

   (FIXME: in what cryptography system?)

8.324.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/alexa/alexa.lisp.

8.325 Tootsville::Decorate-Endpoint-Template-Html
=================================================

8.325.1 Function
----------------

Decorate-Endpoint-Template-Html names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (TEMPLATE VARIABLES METHOD).

8.325.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-meta-game.lisp.

8.326 Tootsville::Decorate-Method-Html
======================================

8.326.1 Function
----------------

Decorate-Method-Html names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(METHOD).

8.326.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-meta-game.lisp.

8.327 Tootsville::Default-Config-File
=====================================

8.327.1 Function
----------------

Default-Config-File names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Returns the name of the default configuration file.

8.327.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/config.lisp.

8.328 Tootsville::Defendpoint
=============================

8.328.1 Macro
-------------

Defendpoint names a macro, with lambda list ((METHOD URI &OPTIONAL
CONTENT-TYPE (HOW-SLOW-IS-SLOW)) &BODY BODY):

   Define an HTTP endpoint to access URI via METHOD and return
CONTENT-TYPE.

8.328.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.329 Tootsville::Defendpoint/ Make-Docstring
=============================================

8.329.1 Function
----------------

Defendpoint/Make-Docstring names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (BODY METHOD URI CONTENT-TYPE Λ-LIST HOW-SLOW-IS-SLOW).

8.329.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.330 Tootsville::Defendpoint/ Make-Endpoint-Function
=====================================================

8.330.1 Function
----------------

Defendpoint/Make-Endpoint-Function names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (&KEY FNAME CONTENT-TYPE Λ-LIST DOCSTRING BODY
(HOW-SLOW-IS-SLOW 0.03)).

8.330.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.331 Tootsville::Define-Alexa-Endpoint
=======================================

8.331.1 Macro
-------------

Define-Alexa-Endpoint names an undocumented macro, with lambda list
(NAME (&OPTIONAL ARG) &BODY BODY).

8.331.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/alexa/alexa.lisp.

8.332 Tootsville::Define-Character
==================================

8.332.1 Macro
-------------

Define-Character names an undocumented macro, with lambda list (NAME
&OPTIONAL PERSONALITY DOCSTRING).

8.332.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/characters.lisp.

8.333 Tootsville::Define-Maintenance-Task
=========================================

8.333.1 Macro
-------------

Define-Maintenance-Task names an undocumented macro, with lambda list
(LABEL (NAME START-DELAY FINISH-DELAY) &BODY BODY).

8.333.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-maintenance.lisp.

8.334 Tootsville::Define-Operator-Command
=========================================

8.334.1 Macro
-------------

Define-Operator-Command names an undocumented macro, with lambda list
(COMMAND (WORDS USER PLANE) &BODY BODY).

8.334.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/infinity.lisp.

8.335 Tootsville::Define-Personality
====================================

8.335.1 Macro
-------------

Define-Personality names an undocumented macro, with lambda list (NAME
&OPTIONAL SUPERCLASS).

8.335.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/characters.lisp.

8.336 Tootsville::Define-Reply
==============================

8.336.1 Macro
-------------

Define-Reply names an undocumented macro, with lambda list ((LISTENER
MODE) &BODY BODY).

8.336.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.337 Tootsville::Definfinity
=============================

8.337.1 Macro
-------------

Definfinity names a macro, with lambda list (NAME (LAMBDA-LIST USER-VAR
PLANE-VAR) &BODY BODY):

   Define an Infinity-mode “c” command NAME.

   And now, let’s talk about the Infinity Mode protocol.

8.337.2 History of Infinity Mode
--------------------------------

In the Beginning, Tootsville used a commercial program called SmartFox
Server as its chat server.  There were many problems with this, and it
didn’t last long.

   However, the client program (Persephone) was written to use the
SmartFox client libraries, which were very good.  So, we kept them, and
used an AGPL chat server program created by Bruce-Robert Pocock, named
Braque, to replace the server side.  Braque was renamed Appius Claudius
Cæcus, because SmartFox Server was from Italy, and Appius built the Via
Appia, a highway leaving Italy.

   Appius gained friends, all of which were given the names of other
Romans, and so the entire software suite was nicknamed Romance, like
Romans.

   In order to negotiate a connection between Appius and SmartFox
client, we had to provide a version identifier, so we set the version
number to “infinity.”

   With the adoption of the gossipnet for Romance II, we had to
increment the version from infinity, which brings us to ℵ_{0} (read:
Alef-Null), which is a particular kind of infinity that is not as big as
some other kinds of infinity, as silly as that mathematical construction
may sound (yes, that’s real maths).

8.337.3 Wire protocols
----------------------

There are two main wire protocols; RESTful POSTs and gossipnet.

8.337.3.1 RESTful POSTs
.......................

The REST POST interface is what you’re really here to read about (on the
server side).  A POST is submitted with a JSON object representing a
command call.

   This request can be submitted to either the dedicated endpoint, or
the general, dispatching endpoint.  The dedicated endpoint will be
slightly faster.

   The dedicated endpoint will have a URL of the form
/world/infinity/command-name, with the command name in lower-case and
hyphenated.

   The dispatching endpoint is /world/infinity.  Submitting to the
dispatching endpoint requires a JSON object with two keys:

‘c’
     The command name, in camelCase
‘d’
     The data to be submitted to that command.

   In the case of the dedicated endpoint, only the contents of ‘d’ need
to be submitted.

8.337.4 Datagram constructions
------------------------------

There are three datagram kinds used in Infinity Mode.

  1. The special ‘logOK’ packet type is used only for acknowledging and
     promulgating login events through the grid.  This actually dates
     back all the way to the SmartFox server’s protocols, so it’s an odd
     duck.

  2. Commands that instigate an action are identified by a ‘c’
     attribute.

  3. Commands that provide information about the world, usually as a
     reaction to another event, are called Gatekeeper messages and are
     identified by a ‘from’ attribute.

8.337.5 logOK datagrams
-----------------------

The login process should be documented at *note TOOTSVILLE
WEBSOCKET-AUTHENTICATE:: for WebSockets, *note TOOTSVILLE
TCP-STREAM-AUTHENTICATE:: for direct TCP/IP server-to-server streams,
and *note Tootsville.Gossip.createConnection:: for peer-to-peer WebRTC
connections.

8.337.6 Command datagrams
-------------------------

Command datagrams may be processed through either a REST POST or the
Gossipnet.  These represent an action or enquiry that a client is
making.

   Command datagrams are identified by a ‘c’ key, which provides the
command name in ‘lowerFirstCamelCase’.  This command name is mapped to a
function named ‘INFINITY-COMMAND-NAME’ in hyphenated form.

   Command datagrams usually have a ‘d’ key which provides some
additional data or parameters to the requested command.

   In addition, there may be some of the following.  Note that UUID’s
are the UUID’s _of a Toot character_, never the person who “owns” that
Toot.

‘r’

     Recipient.  This can be an UUID for a direct peer-to-peer command,
     or is more often just ‘$World’ for the game server or ‘$All’ for
     all listeners.

‘a’

     Author.  The UUID of the originator of the packet.

‘u’

     User.  The UUID of the user who requested this packet; usually the
     same as ‘a’/Author.

‘s’

     Signature.  Proof that the packet originated with ‘a’/Author.

‘v’

     Via.  The history trail of a forwarded packet.

   WRITEME

8.337.7 Gatekeeper datagrams
----------------------------

Gatekeeper datagrams are found either as the response to a REST POST, or
distributed along the Gossipnet.  These represent the state of the world
at a certain point in time.

   Every Gatekeeper datagram contains the keys ‘from’ and ‘status’.  The
‘from’ value uniquely identifies the type of packet and determines what
other fields accompany it.  The ‘status’ value is a Boolean, and while
its meaning varies by packet, it is usually a good guess that if
‘status’ is not ‘true’, there has been some kind of request error and
data is not available.

   For a complete enumeration

8.337.8 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/infinity.lisp.

8.338 Tootsville::Defpost
=========================

8.338.1 Macro
-------------

Defpost names a macro, with lambda list (NAME (&KEY) &BODY BODY):

   Define a power-on-self-test from somewhere else in the codebase.
These are run as confidence tests after a build, or during Production
boot-up sequence.

8.338.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/power-on-self-test.lisp.

8.339 Tootsville::Defrecord
===========================

8.339.1 Macro
-------------

Defrecord names a macro, with lambda list (NAME (DATABASE TABLE &KEY
PULL ID-COLUMN) &REST COLUMNS):

   Define a database-mapping object type NAME, for DATABASE and TABLE,
with COLUMNS.

   DATABASE is the symbolic name of the database, mapped via *note
TOOTSVILLE CONFIG::; eg, :friendly

   TABLE is the string table-name, exactly as it exists in the database;
eg, "toots"

   PULL is meant to indicate an infrequently-changed, short table (ie,
basically a small enumeration) that should be pulled into local cache
up-front and referenced from there directly.

   COLUMNS are a table of names, types, and foreign-key references, in
the form: (LABEL TYPE &rest REFERENCE)

   The LABEL of a column is mapped via *note TOOTSVILLE
LISP-TO-DB-NAME::; it is the Lisp name which is essentially the same as
the SQL name, but with KEBAB-CASE rather than snake_case.

   When present, REFERENCE is the symbol REF followed by the record-type
(class) to whose primary key (ID or UUID) the reference is made.  NUMBER
REF columns point to ID, UUID REF columns to UUID.

   TYPE is one of the following:

‘NUMBER’
     map to an integer or real column in the database
‘STRING’
     map to a CHAR, CHAR VARYING, or TEXT column, or ENUM
‘COLOR24’
     stored in the database as a 24-bit BINARY (3 bytes)
‘KEYWORD’
     map to a CHAR or CHAR VARYING column, or ENUM
‘UUID’
     stored as a 128-bit BINARY (16 bytes)
‘JSON’
     stored as a TEXT column, but parsed on loading via Jonathan
‘YORNP’
     a boolean, stored as (typically an enum) ’Y’ or ’N’.
‘URI’
     stored as CHAR VARying or TEXT, parsed at load time as a PURI:URI.
‘TIMESTAMP’
     translates to a LOCAL-TIME:TIMESTAMP on loading.

8.339.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.340 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Before-Save-Normalize
==================================================

8.340.1 Function
----------------

Defrecord/Before-Save-Normalize names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (NAME COLUMNS).

8.340.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.341 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Column-To-Json-Pair
================================================

8.341.1 Function
----------------

Defrecord/Column-To-Json-Pair names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (NAME BASENAME COLUMN).

8.341.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.342 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Destroy-Record
===========================================

8.342.1 Function
----------------

Defrecord/Destroy-Record names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (NAME ID-ACCESSOR DATABASE TABLE COLUMNS).

8.342.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.343 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Find-Record
========================================

8.343.1 Function
----------------

Defrecord/Find-Record names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(NAME TABLE COLUMNS).

8.343.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.344 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Find-Record/ Pull
==============================================

8.344.1 Function
----------------

Defrecord/Find-Record/Pull names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (NAME TABLE COLUMNS).

8.344.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.345 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Find-Records
=========================================

8.345.1 Function
----------------

Defrecord/Find-Records names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(NAME TABLE COLUMNS).

8.345.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.346 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Find-Records-By-Sql
================================================

8.346.1 Function
----------------

Defrecord/Find-Records-By-Sql names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (NAME DATABASE).

8.346.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.347 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Find-Records/ Pull
===============================================

8.347.1 Function
----------------

Defrecord/Find-Records/Pull names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (NAME TABLE COLUMNS).

8.347.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.348 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Find-Reference
===========================================

8.348.1 Function
----------------

Defrecord/Find-Reference names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (NAME COLUMN).

8.348.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.349 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Find-Reference-Columns
===================================================

8.349.1 Function
----------------

Defrecord/Find-Reference-Columns names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (NAME COLUMNS).

8.349.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.350 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Id-Column-For
==========================================

8.350.1 Function
----------------

Defrecord/Id-Column-For names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(NAME COLUMNS ID-COLUMN).

8.350.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.351 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Invalidate-Cache
=============================================

8.351.1 Function
----------------

Defrecord/Invalidate-Cache names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (NAME PULL COLUMNS).

8.351.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.352 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Load-Record
========================================

8.352.1 Function
----------------

Defrecord/Load-Record names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(NAME COLUMNS).

8.352.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.353 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Make-Record
========================================

8.353.1 Function
----------------

Defrecord/Make-Record names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(NAME).

8.353.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.354 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Record=
====================================

8.354.1 Function
----------------

Defrecord/Record= names an undocumented function, with lambda list (NAME
ID-ACCESSOR).

8.354.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.355 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Save-Record
========================================

8.355.1 Function
----------------

Defrecord/Save-Record names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(NAME ID-ACCESSOR DATABASE TABLE COLUMNS).

8.355.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.356 Tootsville::Defrecord/ Save-Record-With-Id-Column
=======================================================

8.356.1 Function
----------------

Defrecord/Save-Record-With-Id-Column names an undocumented function,
with lambda list (NAME DATABASE TABLE COLUMNS).

8.356.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.357 Tootsville::Defrecord/ To-Json
====================================

8.357.1 Function
----------------

Defrecord/To-Json names an undocumented function, with lambda list (NAME
COLUMNS).

8.357.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.358 Tootsville::Delete-Contact
================================

8.358.1 Function
----------------

Delete-Contact names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OWNER
CONTACT).

8.358.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/contacts.lisp.

8.359 Tootsville::Demand-Quiesce-Toot
=====================================

8.359.1 Function
----------------

Demand-Quiesce-Toot names a function, with lambda list (TOOT):

   Send TOOT a demand that it quiesce a copy of itself to the database

8.359.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/toots.lisp.

8.360 Tootsville::Describe-System
=================================

8.360.1 Function
----------------

Describe-System names a function, with lambda list (SYSTEM S):

   Describes an ASDF system SYSTEM to stream S.

   This is used to obtain the title, description, author, maintainer,
and license information, as well as the contents of any COPYING or
LICENSE file, in TeXinfo format for inclusion in the manual.

8.360.2 Example Output
----------------------

@subsection System Tootsville

 The server software monolith for REST services of Tootsville.org

Author: Bruce-Robert Pocock <BRPocock@@ciwta.org>

License: AGPL v3+


8.360.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/main.lisp.

8.361 Tootsville::Describe-World
================================

8.361.1 Function
----------------

Describe-World names a function, with lambda list (LATITUDE LONGITUDE
ALTITUDE WORLD):

   Describe the world at LATITUDE, LONGITUDE, ALTITUDE in WORLD.

   Returns a PList with :TERRAIN and :FURNITURE.

   :TERRAIN contains a 201×201 grid of 1m corners of a 200×200 meter
space (that is, the entire space at LATITUDE, LONGITUDE at ALTITUDE=0).
If ALTITUDE is not zero, the :TERRAIN is omitted.

   :FURNITURE contains a list of item descriptions as per *note
TOOTSVILLE ITEMS-AT::, which are as per *note TOOTSVILLE ITEM-INFO::.

8.361.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/world.lisp.

8.362 Tootsville::Destroy-All-Idle-Workers
==========================================

8.362.1 Function
----------------

Destroy-All-Idle-Workers names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Destroy all idle web worker threads violently.

   Normally only needed during debugging.  See instead *note TOOTSVILLE
STOP::.

8.362.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/main.lisp.

8.363 Tootsville::Destroy-All-Listeners
=======================================

8.363.1 Function
----------------

Destroy-All-Listeners names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Destroy all Hunchentoot listener threads violently.

   Normally only needed during debugging.  See instead *note TOOTSVILLE
STOP::.

8.363.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/main.lisp.

8.364 Tootsville::Destroy-All-Web-Tasks
=======================================

8.364.1 Function
----------------

Destroy-All-Web-Tasks names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Destroy all web listeners and worker threads.

   May make a second (or subsequent) pass to try to clean up non-idle
worker threads after 1 second, but no guarantee that it will destroy
them all.

8.364.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/main.lisp.

8.365 Tootsville::Destroy-Endpoint
==================================

8.365.1 Function
----------------

Destroy-Endpoint names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(METHOD URI &OPTIONAL CONTENT-TYPE).

8.365.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.366 Tootsville::Destroy-Record
================================

8.366.1 Function
----------------

Destroy-Record names a function, with lambda list (OBJECT):

   Delete the record in the database representing OBJECT.

   Does not attempt to destroy OBJECT, so a subsequent call to *note
TOOTSVILLE SAVE-RECORD:: could potentially be used to re-create it.

8.366.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/generic-db.lisp.

8.367 Tootsville::Destroy-Toot
==============================

8.367.1 Function
----------------

Destroy-Toot names a function, with lambda list (TOOT):

   Prompt (with CERROR (see the Common Lisp HyperSpec)) to *note
TOOTSVILLE DESTROY-RECORD:: TOOT

8.367.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/toots.lisp.

8.368 Tootsville::Detailed-Time
===============================

8.368.1 Function
----------------

Detailed-Time names a function, with lambda list (&OPTIONAL (NOW
(GET-UNIVERSAL-TIME))):

   Get a long string explaining the date, time, and other info.

   This is a multiple-paragraph explanation of the form:


     Currently the universal time code is 3,783,302,735.

     On  the planet  Chœorgryllum, it  is 05:25:35  in the  wee hours  of the
     morning on Blanksday, the fifth of Inunguis, 152.

     That's the ninth  day of the nine-day  week, and the third  month of the
     twelve months of the year.

     It is the fifth day of The Moon's 30-day month.
     It is the sixty-fourth day of The Other Moon's 71-day month.
     It is the thirty-seventh day of The Pink Moon's 53-day month.
     It is the 95th day of the 360-day calendar year.


   If the day is an holiday, it will also be mentioned.

8.368.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-world.lisp.

8.369 Tootsville::Devel
=======================

8.369.1 Variable
----------------

Devel names an undocumented variable with the value NIL

8.370 Tootsville::Disable-Sbcl-Ldb
==================================

8.370.1 Function
----------------

Disable-Sbcl-Ldb names an undocumented function, with lambda list NIL.

8.370.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/utils.lisp.

8.371 Tootsville::Disconnect-No-Login
=====================================

8.371.1 Function
----------------

Disconnect-No-Login names a function, with lambda list (CLIENT):

   Disconnect client for failing to log in within the required time or
number of commands.

8.371.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.372 Tootsville::Dispatch-Endpoint
===================================

8.372.1 Function
----------------

Dispatch-Endpoint names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(MATCH).

8.372.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/acceptor.lisp.

8.373 Tootsville::Distance
==========================

8.373.1 Function
----------------

Distance names an undocumented function, with lambda list (X1 Y1 Z1 X2
Y2 Z2).

8.373.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/world.lisp.

8.374 Tootsville::Divisible-By-200-P
====================================

8.374.1 Function
----------------

Divisible-By-200-P names a function, with lambda list (N):

   Is N evenly divisible by 200?

8.374.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/utils.lisp.

8.375 Tootsville::Dns-Name
==========================

8.375.1 Type
------------

Dns-Name names a TYPE:

   A name that could be a DNS hostname

   See *note TOOTSVILLE HOST-NAME-LIKE-P::.

8.376 Tootsville::Do-After
==========================

8.376.1 Macro
-------------

Do-After names a macro, with lambda list ((TIME) &BODY BODY):

   Perform BODY after TIME seconds have elapsed.

   Uses a one-shot-timer metronome facility.

8.376.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/metronome.lisp.

8.377 Tootsville::Do-Db-Records-Simply
======================================

8.377.1 Macro
-------------

Do-Db-Records-Simply names a macro, with lambda list ((RECORD-VAR TABLE
&REST COLUMNS+VALUES) &BODY BODY):

   Iterate RECORD-VAR over TABLE where columns = values as in plist
COLUMNS+VALUES.

   Selects one record at a time from TABLE. Does not use MemCacheD.

8.377.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/maria.lisp.

8.378 Tootsville::Do-Metronome
==============================

8.378.1 Macro
-------------

Do-Metronome names a macro, with lambda list ((&KEY FREQUENCY
ONE-SHOT-TIME NAME) &BODY BODY):

   Perform BODY as a metronome facility named NAME, at FREQUENCY or once
at ONE-SHOT-TIME.

   FREQUENCY is given in seconds, or ONE-SHOT-TIME is given in Universal
time.  When both are given, the facility will execute at the rate of
FREQUENCY until a final execution at ONE-SHOT-TIME.

8.378.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/metronome.lisp.

8.379 Tootsville::Do-Records
============================

8.379.1 Macro
-------------

Do-Records names a macro, with lambda list ((RECORD-VAR TYPE &REST
COLUMNS+VALUES) &BODY BODY):

   Apply BODY to each row as if *note TOOTSVILLE FIND-RECORDS:: were
called.

8.379.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.380 Tootsville::Docstring->Html
=================================

8.380.1 Function
----------------

Docstring->Html names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(DOCSTRING SYMBOL).

8.380.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-meta-game.lisp.

8.381 Tootsville::Docstring->Markdown
=====================================

8.381.1 Function
----------------

Docstring->Markdown names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(DOCSTRING).

8.381.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-meta-game.lisp.

8.382 Tootsville::Doff-Any-Conflicting-Item
===========================================

8.382.1 Function
----------------

Doff-Any-Conflicting-Item names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (WEAR-SLOT TOOT).

8.382.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/items.lisp.

8.383 Tootsville::Doff-Item
===========================

8.383.1 Function
----------------

Doff-Item names a function, with lambda list (INVENTORY-ITEM):

   Un-equip ITEM.

8.383.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/items.lisp.

8.384 Tootsville::Doff-Item-In-Slot
===================================

8.384.1 Function
----------------

Doff-Item-In-Slot names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(WEAR-SLOT TOOT).

8.384.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/items.lisp.

8.385 Tootsville::Don-Item
==========================

8.385.1 Function
----------------

Don-Item names a function, with lambda list (INVENTORY-ITEM WEAR-SLOT):

   Equip INVENTORY-ITEM on its owning Toot in SLOT.

   If this conflicts with any other equipped items, remove them.

8.385.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/items.lisp.

8.386 Tootsville::Doodle-Personality
====================================

8.386.1 Structure
-----------------

Doodle-Personality names a STRUCTURE:

   This class defines a character named Doodle

8.386.2 Type
------------

Doodle-Personality names a TYPE:

   This class defines a character named Doodle

8.386.3 Class
-------------

Doodle-Personality names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
ROBOT-DOODLE::.

   This class defines a character named Doodle

8.386.4 Slots
-------------

Class Doodle-Personality has no direct slots defined.

8.387 Tootsville::Dottie-Personality
====================================

8.387.1 Structure
-----------------

Dottie-Personality names a STRUCTURE:

   This class defines a character named Dottie

8.387.2 Type
------------

Dottie-Personality names a TYPE:

   This class defines a character named Dottie

8.387.3 Class
-------------

Dottie-Personality names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
ROBOT-DOTTIE::.

   This class defines a character named Dottie

8.387.4 Slots
-------------

Class Dottie-Personality has no direct slots defined.

8.388 Tootsville::Double-@
==========================

8.388.1 Function
----------------

Double-@ names a function, with lambda list (STRING):

   Edit STRING to be safe in TeXInfo.

   Escapes @, {, and } characters and adds a space after “/” characters.

8.388.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/write-docs-2.lisp.

8.389 Tootsville::Drop-Item
===========================

8.389.1 Function
----------------

Drop-Item names a function, with lambda list (INVENTORY-ITEM):

   Drop ITEM and cease to own it.

8.389.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/items.lisp.

8.390 Tootsville::Dump-Credits
==============================

8.390.1 Function
----------------

Dump-Credits names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Send +CREDITS+ as a private admin message.  Response to the ,credits
user utterance.

8.390.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.391 Tootsville::Dump-Global-Heightmap
=======================================

8.391.1 Function
----------------

Dump-Global-Heightmap names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(LATITUDE LONGITUDE).

8.391.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.392 Tootsville::Email-Lhs
===========================

8.392.1 Function
----------------

Email-Lhs names an undocumented function, with lambda list (ADDRESS).

8.392.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.393 Tootsville::Enable-Sbcl-Ldb
=================================

8.393.1 Function
----------------

Enable-Sbcl-Ldb names an undocumented function, with lambda list NIL.

8.393.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/utils.lisp.

8.394 Tootsville::Enable-Ssl-P
==============================

8.394.1 Function
----------------

Enable-Ssl-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list NIL.

8.394.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/config.lisp.

8.395 Tootsville::Encode-Endpoint-Reply
=======================================

8.395.1 Function
----------------

Encode-Endpoint-Reply names a function, with lambda list (REPLY):

   Handle the reply from an endpoint function gracefully.

   Strings are sent in UTF-8.

   Vectors are assumed to be octet vectors.

   Lists can begin with a status code number, followed by an optional
list of headers, followed by actual contents.  A list not beginning with
a status number is assumed to be cons data, which is transmitted as JSON
in UTF-8 using the Jonathan transcoding.

   Relies upon *note TOOTSVILLE CONTENTS-TO-BYTES::, qv

8.395.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.396 Tootsville::Endpoint
==========================

8.396.1 Class
-------------

Endpoint names a class, with one superclass:
COMMON-LISP::STANDARD-OBJECT (not in this manual).

8.396.2 Slots
-------------

Class Endpoint has 6 direct slot definitions:

‘Function’
     (undocumented)
‘Method’
     (undocumented)
‘Template’
     (undocumented)
‘Template-Arity’
     (undocumented)
‘Content-Type’
     (undocumented)
‘How-Slow-Is-Slow’
     (undocumented)

8.397 Tootsville::Endpoint->Html
================================

8.397.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint->Html names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(ENDPOINT).

8.397.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-meta-game.lisp.

8.398 Tootsville::Endpoint->Openapi
===================================

8.398.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint->Openapi names a function, with lambda list (ENDPOINT):

   Convert an ENDPOINT description PList into an OpenAPI description.

8.398.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-meta-game.lisp.

8.399 Tootsville::Endpoint->Plist
=================================

8.399.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint->Plist names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(ENDPOINT).

8.399.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-meta-game.lisp.

8.400 Tootsville::Endpoint-Close
================================

8.400.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Close names a function, with lambda list (ENDPOINT METHOD ARITY
UA-ACCEPT):

   Is the given ENDPOINT similar to METHOD ARITY UA-ACCEPT?

   This is used to quickly filter endpoints using only fast integer =
(see the Common Lisp HyperSpec) and symbol EQL (see the Common Lisp
HyperSpec) comparisons, so that the more expensive template unification
algorithm can run only on fewer, relatively similar URIs.

8.400.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoint.lisp.

8.401 Tootsville::Endpoint-Close-Key
====================================

8.401.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Close-Key names a function, with lambda list (ENDPOINT):

   A small list that acts like a hash for ENDPOINT. Serves the same
purpose as *note TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-CLOSE::.

8.401.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoint.lisp.

8.402 Tootsville::Endpoint-Content-Type
=======================================

8.402.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Content-Type names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(OBJECT).

8.403 Tootsville::Endpoint-Delete-/ Users/ Me/ Toots/ Toot-Name→Json
====================================================================

8.403.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Delete-/ Users/ Me/ Toots/ Toot-Name→Json names a function,
with lambda list (TOOT-NAME):

   Permanently destroys the Toot character TOOT-NAME.

   This Toot must be owned by you (the logged-in user).

   Any inventory held by the Toot, or property owned by the Toot, will
be released to the public domain.  Players should transfer items or
property prior to deleting a Toot.

   For a time after a Toot’s deletion, their name remains locked (to
prevent immediate impersonation).

   Requires player authentication.

8.403.2 Status: 202 Toot deletion in progress
---------------------------------------------

The Toot will be deleted, but it may not have completed yet.  A
subsequent, identical request can confirm.

8.403.3 Status: 204 Toot deleted
--------------------------------

The Toot has been deleted.  Repeated calls will return the same status,
for the duration of the name lock on the Toot.

8.403.4 Status: 401 Authorization Required
------------------------------------------

No user credentials were passed.

8.403.5 Status: 403 Authorization Failed
----------------------------------------

The user credentials presented were not recognized.

8.403.6 Status: 404 Not Found
-----------------------------

The Toot named does not exist.

8.403.7 Status: 405 Not Allowed
-------------------------------

The Toot named is one that you have permission to use, but are not the
main owner of.  This is usually a child account.

8.403.8 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method DELETE at the
URI template /users/me/toots/:toot-name.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   TOOT-NAME is a parameter from the URI.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.403.9 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-users.lisp.

8.404 Tootsville::Endpoint-Function
===================================

8.404.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Function names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(OBJECT).

8.405 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Favicon/ Ico→Vnd.Microsoft.Icon
================================================================

8.405.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ Favicon/ Ico→Vnd.Microsoft.Icon names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Get the Tootsville logo in Windows Icon format

8.405.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /favicon/ico.  It returns a content-type of
image/vnd.microsoft.icon.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.405.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.406 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Favicon→Gif
============================================

8.406.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ Favicon→Gif names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Get the Tootsville logo as a GIF

8.406.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /favicon.  It returns a content-type of image/gif.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.406.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.407 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Favicon→Png
============================================

8.407.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ Favicon→Png names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Get the Tootsville logo as a PNG

8.407.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /favicon.  It returns a content-type of image/png.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.407.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.408 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Gossip/ Answers/ Uuid→Sdp
==========================================================

8.408.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ Gossip/ Answers/ Uuid→Sdp names a function, with lambda
list (UUID):

   Read back the answer to an offer posted previously.

   This is a COMET-type call which may sleep up to 30s.

8.408.2 204 No Content
----------------------

No Content is returned if the offer has not yet been accepted.  However,
this will not be returned immediately; the host will wait up to 30s
before returning failure.

8.408.3 200 OK
--------------

The SDP answer will be returned.

8.408.4 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /gossip/answers/:uuid.  It returns a content-type of
application/sdp.

   UUID is a parameter from the URI.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 31.0 seconds
(31,000 milliseconds) to complete.

8.408.5 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-gossip.lisp.

8.409 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Gossip/ Ice-Servers→Json
=========================================================

8.409.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ Gossip/ Ice-Servers→Json names a function, with lambda
list NIL:

   Obtain STUN/TURN server credentials for ICE.

8.409.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /gossip/ice-servers.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.409.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-gossip.lisp.

8.410 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Gossip/ Offers→Json
====================================================

8.410.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ Gossip/ Offers→Json names a function, with lambda list
NIL:

   Ask for any, arbitrary offer to potentially accept.

   Returns a JSON object with UUID (for answering) and SDP description.

8.410.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /gossip/offers.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.410.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-gossip.lisp.

8.411 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Maintenance/ →Txt
==================================================

8.411.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ Maintenance/ →Txt names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Undocumented endpoint for GET /maintenance/ → :TEXT/PLAIN

8.411.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /maintenance/.  It returns a content-type of text/plain.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.411.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-maintenance.lisp.

8.412 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Meta-Game/ Headers→Json
========================================================

8.412.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ Meta-Game/ Headers→Json names a function, with lambda
list NIL:

   This method returns to the user, the headers that reached the
application server.

   Note that these may have been modified by proxies or load-balancers
in transit.

8.412.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /meta-game/headers.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.412.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-meta-game.lisp.

8.413 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Meta-Game/ Ping→Txt
====================================================

8.413.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ Meta-Game/ Ping→Txt names a function, with lambda list
NIL:

   Ping the server (test server presence and latency)

8.413.2 200: OK
---------------

This endpoint always returns the 6-character string: ‘"pong"’

8.413.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /meta-game/ping.  It returns a content-type of text/plain.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.413.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-meta-game.lisp.

8.414 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Meta-Game/ Services/ Old→Json
==============================================================

8.414.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ Meta-Game/ Services/ Old→Json names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   This is a sketchy sort of listing of services in a JSON format that
is not anybody’s standard.  It exists as a stop-gap measure until the
OpenAPI form is working nicely.

8.414.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /meta-game/services/old.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.414.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-meta-game.lisp.

8.415 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Meta-Game/ Services→Html
=========================================================

8.415.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ Meta-Game/ Services→Html names a function, with lambda
list NIL:

   Provide a listing of services available in this cluster.

   This provides a browseable catalog of web services that are provided
by this machine or its siblings.

8.415.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /meta-game/services.  It returns a content-type of
text/html.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.15 seconds
(150 milliseconds) to complete.

8.415.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-meta-game.lisp.

8.416 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Meta-Game/ Services→Json
=========================================================

8.416.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ Meta-Game/ Services→Json names a function, with lambda
list NIL:

   Enumerate services for OpenAPI.

   Provide an OpenAPI JSON dump of the same information seen on this
page, but in a machine-readable format.

8.416.2 Status: 200 OK
----------------------

The data returned is in the JSON encoded form of OpenAPI 3.0.0; see
<https://openapis.org/> for details.

8.416.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /meta-game/services.  It returns a content-type of
application/vnd.oai.openapi;version=3.0.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.416.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-meta-game.lisp.

8.417 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Toots/ Toot-Name→Json
======================================================

8.417.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ Toots/ Toot-Name→Json names a function, with lambda list
(TOOT-NAME):

   Get public info about TOOT-NAME

   TOOT-NAME is the name of a Toot or other character-type avatar in the
game.  This endpoint will return the public information about TOOT-NAME
in the format described by *note TOOTSVILLE TOOT-INFO::.

8.417.2 200 OK
--------------

Note that the HTTP Last-Modified header will be set to the *note
TOOTSVILLE TOOT-LAST-ACTIVE:: time of the Toot character.

   The body of the response will be the public information about
TOOT-NAME in the form described at *note TOOTSVILLE TOOT-INFO::.

8.417.3 404 Not Found
---------------------

This is returned if TOOT-NAME does not name a character in the game.

8.417.4 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /toots/:toot-name.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   TOOT-NAME is a parameter from the URI.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.417.5 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-toots.lisp.

8.418 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Toots/ Toot-Name→Txt
=====================================================

8.418.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ Toots/ Toot-Name→Txt names a function, with lambda list
(TOOT-NAME):

   Get public info about TOOT-NAME

8.418.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /toots/:toot-name.  It returns a content-type of
text/plain.

   TOOT-NAME is a parameter from the URI.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.418.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-toots.lisp.

8.419 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Users/ Me/ Toots/ Toot-Name→Json
=================================================================

8.419.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ Users/ Me/ Toots/ Toot-Name→Json names a function, with
lambda list (TOOT-NAME):

   Gives detailed information about your Toot character TOOT-NAME.

   This Toot must be owned by you (the logged-in user).  You will
receive details about your own Toot, like inventory, that are not
available to other players.

   Requires player authentication.

8.419.2 Status: 200 OK
----------------------

Returns the JSON information as per *note TOOTSVILLE TOOT-INFO::,
including private information that is only available to the owner.

   Note that the ‘Last-Modified’ header will be set to the Toot’s *note
TOOTSVILLE TOOT-LAST-ACTIVE:: value.

8.419.3 Status: 401 Authorization Required
------------------------------------------

No user credentials were passed.

8.419.4 Status: 403 Authorization Failed
----------------------------------------

The user credentials presented were not recognized, or the Toot name
given is not your Toot.

8.419.5 Status: 404 Not Found
-----------------------------

The Toot name given was not registered.

8.419.6 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /users/me/toots/:toot-name.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   TOOT-NAME is a parameter from the URI.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.419.7 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-users.lisp.

8.420 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Users/ Me/ Toots/ Toot-Name→Txt
================================================================

8.420.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ Users/ Me/ Toots/ Toot-Name→Txt names a function, with
lambda list (TOOT-NAME):

   Gives detailed information about your Toot character TOOT-NAME.

   This text information is an English-like rendering of the same
information as *note TOOTSVILLE TOOT-INFO:: returns.

8.420.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /users/me/toots/:toot-name.  It returns a content-type of
text/plain.

   TOOT-NAME is a parameter from the URI.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.420.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-users.lisp.

8.421 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Users/ Me/ Toots→Json
======================================================

8.421.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ Users/ Me/ Toots→Json names a function, with lambda list
NIL:

   Enumerate all Toot characters available to you.

8.421.2 200 OK
--------------

The ‘Last-Modified’ header will be set to the maximum *note TOOTSVILLE
TOOT-LAST-ACTIVE:: time of any Toot in roster.

   The returned body will have a JSON object with one key, ‘toots’,
which in turn contains an array of Toot names, ordered by their *note
TOOTSVILLE TOOT-LAST-ACTIVE:: time, with the most recently used Toot
listed first.

8.421.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /users/me/toots.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 1.0 seconds
(1,000 milliseconds) to complete.

8.421.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-users.lisp.

8.422 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Users/ Me/ Toots→Txt
=====================================================

8.422.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ Users/ Me/ Toots→Txt names a function, with lambda list
NIL:

   Enumerate all Toot characters available to you.

8.422.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /users/me/toots.  It returns a content-type of text/plain.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.422.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-users.lisp.

8.423 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Users/ Me→Json
===============================================

8.423.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ Users/ Me→Json names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Provides information about your user account.

   Requires player authentication.

8.423.2 Status: 200 OK
----------------------

You will receive some information about your user account.

   The top-level keys of the JSON object are:

   TODO: document this properly

8.423.3 Status: 401 Authorization Required
------------------------------------------

8.423.4 Status: 403 Authorization Failed
----------------------------------------

8.423.5 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /users/me.  It returns a content-type of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.423.6 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-users.lisp.

8.424 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Users/ Me→Txt
==============================================

8.424.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ Users/ Me→Txt names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Provides information about your user account, in plain text form.

8.424.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /users/me.  It returns a content-type of text/plain.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.424.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-users.lisp.

8.425 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Version/ About/ Detail/ Param→Json
===================================================================

8.425.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ Version/ About/ Detail/ Param→Json names a function, with
lambda list (PARAM):

   Returns (as a JSON object) the info specified by PARAM.

   See the endpoint GET /version/about/detail/:param.txt for a list of
possible values of PARAM.

8.425.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /version/about/detail/:param.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   PARAM is a parameter from the URI.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.425.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-version.lisp.

8.426 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Version/ About/ Detail/ Param→Txt
==================================================================

8.426.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ Version/ About/ Detail/ Param→Txt names a function, with
lambda list (PARAM):

   Returns (as plain text) the info specified by PARAM.

   The values available can be seen by GET /version/about.txt, but
include the following.  Values are case-insensitive.

‘Product’
     The product running (eg, Tootsville)
‘Version’
     The current version of the application
‘Copyright’
     The copyright notice (one-line form) for the application
‘Environment/Configuration’
     The environment configuration being run within
‘Environment/Developmentp’
     True if this is a development server
‘Environment/Productionp’
     True if this is a production server
‘Machine/Version’
     The MACHINE-VERSION (see the Common Lisp HyperSpec) on which this
     is running.
‘Machine/Type’
     The MACHINE-TYPE (see the Common Lisp HyperSpec) on which this is
     running.
‘Machine/Instance’
     The MACHINE-INSTANCE (see the Common Lisp HyperSpec) on which this
     is running.
‘Site/Short-Name’
     The short name of the active site.
‘Site/Long-Name’
     The long name of the active site.
‘Lisp/Type’
     The ‘LISP-TYPE’ of the compiler used.
‘Lisp/Version’
     The ‘LISP-VERSION’ of the compiler used.
‘Software/Type’
     The SOFTWARE-TYPE (see the Common Lisp HyperSpec) of the operating
     system.
‘Software/Version’
     The SOFTWARE-VERSION (see the Common Lisp HyperSpec) of the
     operating system.
‘Copyright-Latest’
     The latest year in the copyright declaration.
‘Build-Date’
     The date on which the software was first compiled.
‘Compiled’
     The point in time at which the software was compiled.
‘Request/Name’
     The requestor name
‘Request/Port’
     The port on which the request was made
‘Request/Protocol’
     The protocol via which the request was made
‘Acceptor/Class’
     The class of the acceptor handling this request
‘Acceptor/Name’
     The name of the acceptor handling this request
‘Acceptor/Port’
     The port on which the acceptor is handling this request
‘Acceptor/Address’
     The address on which the acceptor is handling this request

8.426.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /version/about/detail/:param.  It returns a content-type of
text/plain.

   PARAM is a parameter from the URI.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.426.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-version.lisp.

8.427 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Version/ About→Json
====================================================

8.427.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ Version/ About→Json names a function, with lambda list
NIL:

   Returns all version information about this host.

8.427.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /version/about.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.427.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-version.lisp.

8.428 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ Version/ About→Txt
===================================================

8.428.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ Version/ About→Txt names a function, with lambda list
NIL:

   Returns all version information about this host.

8.428.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /version/about.  It returns a content-type of text/plain.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.428.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-version.lisp.

8.429 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Calendar/ Now/ Fragment→Html
===========================================================================

8.429.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Calendar/ Now/ Fragment→Html names a
function, with lambda list NIL:

   Get a calendar fragment in HTML for the current month of the current
year.

   The HTML fragment contains the month header, day-of-week headers, and
has holidays marked with HTML title attributes.

   See *note CHŒROGRYLLUM CAL-MONTH.HTML::

8.429.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /world/clock/calendar/now/fragment.  It returns a
content-type of text/html.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.429.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-world.lisp.

8.430 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Calendar/ Year/ Year/ Fragment→Html
==================================================================================

8.430.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Calendar/ Year/ Year/ Fragment→Html names a
function, with lambda list (YEAR):

   Get a calendar fragment in HTML for 12 months of YEAR.

   Contains HTML fragments for each of the 12 months.

   See *note CHŒROGRYLLUM CAL-MONTH.HTML::

8.430.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /world/clock/calendar/year/:year/fragment.  It returns a
content-type of text/html.

   YEAR is a parameter from the URI.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.430.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-world.lisp.

8.431 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Calendar/ Year/ Year/ Month/ Month/ Fragment→Html
================================================================================================

8.431.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Calendar/ Year/ Year/ Month/ Month/
Fragment→Html names a function, with lambda list (YEAR MONTH):

   Get a calendar fragment in HTML for MONTH of YEAR.

   The HTML fragment contains the month header, day-of-week headers, and
has holidays marked with HTML title attributes.

   See *note CHŒROGRYLLUM CAL-MONTH.HTML::

8.431.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /world/clock/calendar/year/:year/month/:month/fragment.  It
returns a content-type of text/html.

   The URI includes parameters: YEAR, MONTH.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.431.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-world.lisp.

8.432 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Calendar/ Year/ Year/ Month/ Month→Html
======================================================================================

8.432.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Calendar/ Year/ Year/ Month/ Month→Html
names a function, with lambda list (YEAR MONTH):

   Get a calendar as an HTML page for MONTH of YEAR.

   Produces a minimal HTML page framework surrounding a single-month
HTML calendar.

   See *note CHŒROGRYLLUM CAL-MONTH.HTML::.

8.432.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /world/clock/calendar/year/:year/month/:month.  It returns
a content-type of text/html.

   The URI includes parameters: YEAR, MONTH.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.432.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-world.lisp.

8.433 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Date/ Abbrev→Txt
===============================================================

8.433.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Date/ Abbrev→Txt names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Get the date on Chœrogryllum (abbreviated date string)

8.433.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /world/clock/date/abbrev.  It returns a content-type of
text/plain.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.433.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-world.lisp.

8.434 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Date/ Long→Txt
=============================================================

8.434.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Date/ Long→Txt names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Get the date on Chœrogryllum (pretty-printed date string)

8.434.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /world/clock/date/long.  It returns a content-type of
text/plain.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.434.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-world.lisp.

8.435 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Date→Txt
=======================================================

8.435.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Date→Txt names a function, with lambda list
NIL:

   Get the date on Chœrogryllum (pretty-printed date string)

8.435.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /world/clock/date.  It returns a content-type of
text/plain.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.435.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-world.lisp.

8.436 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Time/ Detailed→Txt
=================================================================

8.436.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Time/ Detailed→Txt names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Get a long string explaining the date, time, and other info.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE DETAILED-TIME::.

8.436.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /world/clock/time/detailed.  It returns a content-type of
text/plain.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.436.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-world.lisp.

8.437 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Time→Json
========================================================

8.437.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Time→Json names a function, with lambda
list NIL:

   Get the date & time on Chœrogryllum as a JSON structure.

   The returned object will have the following keys:

‘sec’
     Seconds into the minute
‘min’
     Minutes into the hour
‘hour’
     Hour of the day
‘day’
     Day of the month
‘month’
     Month of the year
‘year’
     Year
‘weekday’
     Day of the week (numeric)
‘otherMonthDay’
     Day of the Other Moon month
‘pinkMonthDay’
     Day of the Pink Moon month
‘julian’
     Julian day
‘julian360’
     Julian day of the year
‘holiday’
     Name of any holiday that occurs on this day

8.437.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /world/clock/time.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.437.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-world.lisp.

8.438 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Time→Txt
=======================================================

8.438.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Time→Txt names a function, with lambda list
NIL:

   Get the current time on Chœrogryllum (time string with seconds)

   Returns a string of Hours:Minutes:Seconds.

8.438.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /world/clock/time.  It returns a content-type of
text/plain.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.438.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-world.lisp.

8.439 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Sky/ Tootanga/ Latitude/ Longitude→Json
===============================================================================

8.439.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Sky/ Tootanga/ Latitude/ Longitude→Json names a
function, with lambda list (LATITUDE LONGITUDE):

   Get the contents of the sky visible over (LATITUDE, LONGITUDE).

   This data includes the position of the Sun (which could be below the
horizon), the position of each moon, and the (fractional) phase of that
moon.  It may also include an array of clouds, precipitation (rain or
snow), lightning patterns, &c.

   This will _not_ include things that are flying in the sky.

8.439.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /world/sky/tootanga/:latitude/:longitude.  It returns a
content-type of application/json.

   The URI includes parameters: LATITUDE, LONGITUDE.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.439.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-world.lisp.

8.440 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Tootanga/ Latitude/ Longitude/ Altitude→Json
====================================================================================

8.440.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Tootanga/ Latitude/ Longitude/ Altitude→Json names
a function, with lambda list (LATITUDE LONGITUDE ALTITUDE):

   Get the information about the area near (LATITUDE,LONGITUDE,ALTITUDE)

   The terrain and objects in that area, characters, &c.  will be
returned.

   Your character must be able to observe that general area.  No
peeking!

8.440.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /world/tootanga/:latitude/:longitude/:altitude.  It returns
a content-type of application/json.

   The URI includes parameters: LATITUDE, LONGITUDE, ALTITUDE.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.440.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-world.lisp.

8.441 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ World→Json
===========================================

8.441.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ World→Json names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Get world-related info in general.  Not implemented.

8.441.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /world.  It returns a content-type of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.441.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-world.lisp.

8.442 Tootsville::Endpoint-Get-/ →Html
======================================

8.442.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Get-/ →Html names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   GET on the root redirects to the main web page for the cluster (eg,
<https://Tootsville.org/>)

8.442.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method GET at the
URI template /.  It returns a content-type of text/html.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.442.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.443 Tootsville::Endpoint-Hash
===============================

8.443.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Hash names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(ENDPOINT-IDENTIFIER).

8.443.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoint.lisp.

8.444 Tootsville::Endpoint-Kinda-Key
====================================

8.444.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Kinda-Key names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(ENDPOINT).

8.444.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoint.lisp.

8.445 Tootsville::Endpoint-Method
=================================

8.445.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Method names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(OBJECT).

8.446 Tootsville::Endpoint-Patch-/ Users/ Me→Json
=================================================

8.446.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Patch-/ Users/ Me→Json names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Alters information about your user account.

   Requires player authentication.

   Requires a body with fields to be changed, and their new values.
TODO.

8.446.2 Status: 200 OK
----------------------

8.446.3 Status: 401 Authorization Required
------------------------------------------

8.446.4 Status: 403 Authorization Failed
----------------------------------------

8.446.5 Status: 405 Not Allowed
-------------------------------

8.446.6 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method PATCH at the
URI template /users/me.  It returns a content-type of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.446.7 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-users.lisp.

8.447 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Alexa/ Chat/ Region/ Region→Json
==========================================================================

8.447.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Alexa/ Chat/ Region/ Region→Json names a
function, with lambda list (REGION):

   Undocumented endpoint for POST /gossip/alexa/chat/region/:region →
:APPLICATION/JSON

8.447.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /gossip/alexa/chat/region/:region.  It returns a
content-type of application/json.

   REGION is a parameter from the URI.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.447.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/alexa/chat.lisp.

8.448 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Alexa/ Clock/ Region/ Region→Json
===========================================================================

8.448.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Alexa/ Clock/ Region/ Region→Json names a
function, with lambda list (REGION):

   Undocumented endpoint for POST /gossip/alexa/clock/region/:region →
:APPLICATION/JSON

8.448.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /gossip/alexa/clock/region/:region.  It returns a
content-type of application/json.

   REGION is a parameter from the URI.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.448.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/alexa/clock.lisp.

8.449 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Alexa/ Info/ Region/ Region→Json
==========================================================================

8.449.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Alexa/ Info/ Region/ Region→Json names a
function, with lambda list (REGION):

   Undocumented endpoint for POST /gossip/alexa/info/region/:region →
:APPLICATION/JSON

8.449.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /gossip/alexa/info/region/:region.  It returns a
content-type of application/json.

   REGION is a parameter from the URI.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.449.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/alexa/info.lisp.

8.450 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Answers/ Uuid→Sdp
===========================================================

8.450.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Answers/ Uuid→Sdp names a function, with lambda
list (UUID):

   Post an answer to a received SDP block.

   The client, having received an SDP offer, computes an SDP answer and
posts it back to this endpoint.

8.450.2 202 Accepted
--------------------

The posted data has been accepted and will be relayed back to the
offeror.

8.450.3 404 Not Found
---------------------

The UUID given is not associated with an outstanding offer.

8.450.4 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /gossip/answers/:uuid.  It returns a content-type of
application/sdp.

   UUID is a parameter from the URI.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.450.5 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-gossip.lisp.

8.451 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Offers→Sdp
====================================================

8.451.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Offers→Sdp names a function, with lambda list
NIL:

   Provide a new offer.  Body is an SDP offer.  Reply will be an offer
URI.

   The offer URI will be needed to retrieve the answer to your offer
from whatever peer may accept it.  There is no guarantee that an offer
will be accepted.

8.451.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /gossip/offers.  It returns a content-type of
application/sdp.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.451.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-gossip.lisp.

8.452 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Twilio/ Incoming/ Call→Xml
====================================================================

8.452.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Twilio/ Incoming/ Call→Xml names a function,
with lambda list NIL:

   Respond to a phone call to NUMBER at Twilio.

   Someone has called us at NUMBER, and Twilio needs to know how to
reply.  Send an XML (TwiML) response.

8.452.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /gossip/twilio/incoming/call.  It returns a content-type of
text/xml.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.452.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/twilio.lisp.

8.453 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Twilio/ Incoming/ Fax→Xml
===================================================================

8.453.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Twilio/ Incoming/ Fax→Xml names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Respond to a fax call to NUMBER at Twilio.

   Someone has faxxed us at NUMBER, and Twilio needs to know how to
reply.  Send an XML (TwiML) response.

8.453.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /gossip/twilio/incoming/fax.  It returns a content-type of
text/xml.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.453.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/twilio.lisp.

8.454 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Twilio/ Incoming/ Sms→Xml
===================================================================

8.454.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Twilio/ Incoming/ Sms→Xml names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Respond to an SMS or MMS message to NUMBER at Twilio.

   Someone has messaged us at NUMBER, and Twilio needs to know how to
reply.  Send an XML (TwiML) response.

8.454.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /gossip/twilio/incoming/sms.  It returns a content-type of
text/xml.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.454.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/twilio.lisp.

8.455 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Twilio/ Incoming/ Verify→Xml
======================================================================

8.455.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Twilio/ Incoming/ Verify→Xml names a function,
with lambda list NIL:

   Check a Verify code from a user’s phone.

   We have sent a Verify code to someone through Twilio.  They have
replied by entering that code, which we now need to verify through the
Authy Verify endpoint.

8.455.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /gossip/twilio/incoming/verify.  It returns a content-type
of text/xml.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.455.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/twilio.lisp.

8.456 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Twilio/ Incoming/ Whatsapp→Xml
========================================================================

8.456.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Twilio/ Incoming/ Whatsapp→Xml names a function,
with lambda list NIL:

   Respond to a WhatsApp message to NUMBER at Twilio.

   Someone has messaged us at NUMBER, and Twilio needs to know how to
reply.  Send an XML (TwiML) response.

8.456.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /gossip/twilio/incoming/whatsapp.  It returns a
content-type of text/xml.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.456.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/twilio.lisp.

8.457 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Login/ Child→Json
===================================================

8.457.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ Login/ Child→Json names a function, with lambda list
NIL:

   Child login submission.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-CHILD:: for details of the child login
protocol.

8.457.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /login/child.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.457.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-login.lisp.

8.458 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Maintenance/ Buildapp/ Status→Nil
===================================================================

8.458.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ Maintenance/ Buildapp/ Status→Nil names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Checking on the last BuildApp request

8.458.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /maintenance/buildapp/status.  It returns a content-type of
nil.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.458.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-maintenance.lisp.

8.459 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Maintenance/ Buildapp→Nil
===========================================================

8.459.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ Maintenance/ Buildapp→Nil names a function, with lambda
list NIL:

   Recompiling Tootsville executable

8.459.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /maintenance/buildapp.  It returns a content-type of nil.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.459.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-maintenance.lisp.

8.460 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Maintenance/ Hot-Reload→Nil
=============================================================

8.460.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ Maintenance/ Hot-Reload→Nil names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Reloading from local sources

8.460.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /maintenance/hot-reload.  It returns a content-type of nil.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.460.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-maintenance.lisp.

8.461 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Maintenance/ Quicklisp-Update→Nil
===================================================================

8.461.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ Maintenance/ Quicklisp-Update→Nil names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Updating the Quicklisp client and distributions

8.461.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /maintenance/quicklisp-update.  It returns a content-type
of nil.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.461.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-maintenance.lisp.

8.462 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Maintenance/ Quit→Nil
=======================================================

8.462.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ Maintenance/ Quit→Nil names a function, with lambda list
NIL:

   Quit running

8.462.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /maintenance/quit.  It returns a content-type of nil.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.462.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-maintenance.lisp.

8.463 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Maintenance/ Reload-Jscl→Nil
==============================================================

8.463.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ Maintenance/ Reload-Jscl→Nil names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Recompiling jscl.js

8.463.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /maintenance/reload-jscl.  It returns a content-type of
nil.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.463.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-maintenance.lisp.

8.464 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Toots→Json
============================================

8.464.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ Toots→Json names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Create a new Toot.

   Input JSON must have the following fields: name, baseColor, padColor,
pattern, patternColor, tShirtColor

   Responds with 201 (Created); or 409 (Conflict) if the name is in use
or for some other reason the value can’t be entered; 422 if the Toot
name, color or pattern name(s) given are not valid.  (400 if the request
is malformed.)

8.464.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /toots.  It returns a content-type of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.464.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-toots.lisp.

8.465 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ Users/ Me/ Play-With/ Toot-Name→Json
======================================================================

8.465.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ Users/ Me/ Play-With/ Toot-Name→Json names a function,
with lambda list (TOOT-NAME):

   Begin playing with the Toot named TOOT-NAME.

‘Toot-Name’
     The name of the Toot character to play with.

8.465.2 Status: 200 OK
----------------------

You are now in control of this Toot.  The Toot’s info will be returned.

   The returned body will be a JSON object with two keys;

‘toot’
     The Toot avatar information as returned by *note TOOTSVILLE
     TOOT-INFO::.
‘player’
     The player information returned by *note TOOTSVILLE PERSON-INFO::.

8.465.3 Status: 401 Authorization Required
------------------------------------------

No user credentials were passed.

8.465.4 Status: 403 Authorization Failed
----------------------------------------

The user credentials presented were not recognized.

8.465.5 Status: 404 Not Found
-----------------------------

The Toot named does not exist.

8.465.6 Status: 405 Not Allowed
-------------------------------

The Toot named is one that you have permission to use, but are not the
main owner of.  This is usually a child account.

8.465.7 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /users/me/play-with/:toot-name.  It returns a content-type
of application/json.

   TOOT-NAME is a parameter from the URI.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.465.8 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-users.lisp.

8.466 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Add-Furniture→Json
=====================================================================

8.466.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Add-Furniture→Json names a function,
with lambda list NIL:

   Alias for INFINITY-SET-FURNITURE.

8.466.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-ADD-FURNITURE::

8.466.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/add-furniture.  It returns a content-type
of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.466.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.467 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Add-Journal-Entry→Json
=========================================================================

8.467.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Add-Journal-Entry→Json names a
function, with lambda list NIL:

   Add a staff journal entry.

8.467.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-ADD-JOURNAL-ENTRY::

8.467.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/add-journal-entry.  It returns a
content-type of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.467.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/tootsville-commands.lisp.

8.468 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Add-To-List→Json
===================================================================

8.468.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Add-To-List→Json names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Add a user to a buddy list or ignore list (removed in 1.2)

8.468.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-ADD-TO-LIST::

8.468.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/add-to-list.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.468.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.469 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Click→Json
=============================================================

8.469.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Click→Json names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Used by the client to report a mouse click or finger tap.

8.469.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-CLICK::

8.469.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/click.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.469.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.470 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Consider-Child-Approval→Json
===============================================================================

8.470.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Consider-Child-Approval→Json names a
function, with lambda list NIL:

   Consider whether to approve a child’s request with ID UUID.

8.470.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-CONSIDER-CHILD-APPROVAL::

8.470.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/consider-child-approval.  It returns a
content-type of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.470.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.471 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Create-User-House→Json
=========================================================================

8.471.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Create-User-House→Json names a
function, with lambda list NIL:

   Either claim the user’s house and lot, or add a room to their house.

8.471.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-CREATE-USER-HOUSE::

8.471.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/create-user-house.  It returns a
content-type of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.471.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.472 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Delete-Mail-Message→Json
===========================================================================

8.472.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Delete-Mail-Message→Json names a
function, with lambda list NIL:

   Delete a message from the user’s (SMS) mailbox

8.472.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-DELETE-MAIL-MESSAGE::

8.472.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/delete-mail-message.  It returns a
content-type of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.472.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/tootsville-commands.lisp.

8.473 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Dofff→Json
=============================================================

8.473.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Dofff→Json names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Doff all clothing items.

8.473.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-DOFFF::

8.473.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/dofff.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.473.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.474 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Doff→Json
============================================================

8.474.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Doff→Json names a function, with lambda
list NIL:

   Remove clothes or Pivitz.

8.474.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-DOFF::

8.474.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/doff.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.474.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/tootsville-commands.lisp.

8.475 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Don→Json
===========================================================

8.475.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Don→Json names a function, with lambda
list NIL:

   Don (or equip) an item

8.475.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-DON::

8.475.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/don.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.475.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.476 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Echo→Json
============================================================

8.476.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Echo→Json names a function, with lambda
list NIL:

   Echoes back the supplied JSON (or ActionScript) object to the client.

8.476.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-ECHO::

8.476.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/echo.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.476.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.477 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ End-Event→Json
=================================================================

8.477.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ End-Event→Json names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Attempt to end an event.

   End an event begun by *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-START-EVENT::, q.v.

8.477.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-END-EVENT::

8.477.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/end-event.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.477.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.478 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Enumerate-Wear-Slots→Json
============================================================================

8.478.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Enumerate-Wear-Slots→Json names a
function, with lambda list NIL:

   Enumerates all possible wear slots for any avatar.

8.478.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-ENUMERATE-WEAR-SLOTS::

8.478.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/enumerate-wear-slots.  It returns a
content-type of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.478.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.479 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Finger→Json
==============================================================

8.479.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Finger→Json names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Get public info for a list of Toots.

8.479.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-FINGER::

8.479.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/finger.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.479.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.480 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Game-Action→Json
===================================================================

8.480.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Game-Action→Json names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Send an in-world game’s action.

8.480.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GAME-ACTION::

8.480.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/game-action.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.480.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.481 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Avatars→Json
===================================================================

8.481.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Avatars→Json names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Get avatar data for a list of (other) users.

8.481.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-AVATARS::

8.481.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/get-avatars.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.481.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.482 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Color-Palettes→Json
==========================================================================

8.482.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Color-Palettes→Json names a
function, with lambda list NIL:

   getColorPalettes

8.482.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-COLOR-PALETTES::

8.482.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/get-color-palettes.  It returns a
content-type of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.482.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.483 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Inventory-By-Type→Json
=============================================================================

8.483.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Inventory-By-Type→Json names a
function, with lambda list NIL:

   Get a subset of items from your own inventory

8.483.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-INVENTORY-BY-TYPE::

8.483.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/get-inventory-by-type.  It returns a
content-type of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.483.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.484 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Inventory→Json
=====================================================================

8.484.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Inventory→Json names a function,
with lambda list NIL:

   Get all inventory for an user (themself) — both active and inactive

8.484.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-INVENTORY::

8.484.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/get-inventory.  It returns a content-type
of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.484.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.485 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Mail-In-Box→Json
=======================================================================

8.485.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Mail-In-Box→Json names a function,
with lambda list NIL:

   Get a listing of messages in an SMS mailbox.

8.485.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-MAIL-IN-BOX::

8.485.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/get-mail-in-box.  It returns a content-type
of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.485.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/tootsville-commands.lisp.

8.486 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Online-Users→Json
========================================================================

8.486.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Online-Users→Json names a function,
with lambda list NIL:

   Get a list of users online.

8.486.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ONLINE-USERS::

8.486.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/get-online-users.  It returns a
content-type of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.486.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.487 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Passport→Json
====================================================================

8.487.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Passport→Json names a function,
with lambda list NIL:

   Get the list of places that the user has gotten a passport stamp at.

8.487.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-PASSPORT::

8.487.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/get-passport.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.487.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/tootsville-commands.lisp.

8.488 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Room-List→Json
=====================================================================

8.488.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Room-List→Json names a function,
with lambda list NIL:

   Get a list of all “well known” Rooms currently active/visible.

8.488.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ROOM-LIST::

8.488.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/get-room-list.  It returns a content-type
of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.488.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.489 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Room-Vars→Json
=====================================================================

8.489.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Room-Vars→Json names a function,
with lambda list NIL:

   Returns “room variables.”

8.489.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ROOM-VARS::

8.489.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/get-room-vars.  It returns a content-type
of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.489.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.490 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Server-Time→Json
=======================================================================

8.490.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Server-Time→Json names a function,
with lambda list NIL:

   Send the server time to the client requesting it

8.490.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-SERVER-TIME::

8.490.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/get-server-time.  It returns a content-type
of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.490.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.491 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Session-Apple→Json
=========================================================================

8.491.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Session-Apple→Json names a
function, with lambda list NIL:

   Initialise a session key for stream or batch mode operations.

8.491.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-SESSION-APPLE::

8.491.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/get-session-apple.  It returns a
content-type of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.491.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.492 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Store-Item-Info→Json
===========================================================================

8.492.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Store-Item-Info→Json names a
function, with lambda list NIL:

   Get information about items in a store which can be purchased.

8.492.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-STORE-ITEM-INFO::

8.492.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/get-store-item-info.  It returns a
content-type of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.492.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.493 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-User-Lists→Json
======================================================================

8.493.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-User-Lists→Json names a function,
with lambda list NIL:

   Get the user’s buddy list and ignore list.

8.493.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-USER-LISTS::

8.493.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/get-user-lists.  It returns a content-type
of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.493.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.494 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Wallet→Json
==================================================================

8.494.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Wallet→Json names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Get the contents of the player’s wallet (peanuts and fairy dust)

8.494.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-WALLET::

8.494.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/get-wallet.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.494.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.495 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Zone-List→Json
=====================================================================

8.495.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Zone-List→Json names a function,
with lambda list NIL:

   Get a list of all Zones currently active/visible.

8.495.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ZONE-LIST::

8.495.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/get-zone-list.  It returns a content-type
of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.495.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.496 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Give→Json
============================================================

8.496.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Give→Json names a function, with lambda
list NIL:

   Give an item to another user.

8.496.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GIVE::

8.496.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/give.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.496.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.497 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Go→Json
==========================================================

8.497.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Go→Json names a function, with lambda
list NIL:

   go to a place and/or perform a gesture

8.497.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GO::

8.497.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/go.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.497.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.498 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Init-User-Room→Json
======================================================================

8.498.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Init-User-Room→Json names a function,
with lambda list NIL:

   Create a user’s private room (in their house).

8.498.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-INIT-USER-ROOM::

8.498.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/init-user-room.  It returns a content-type
of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.498.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.499 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Join→Json
============================================================

8.499.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Join→Json names a function, with lambda
list NIL:

   Join a room.

8.499.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-JOIN::

8.499.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/join.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.499.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.500 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Logout→Json
==============================================================

8.500.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Logout→Json names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Log out of this game session

8.500.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-LOGOUT::

8.500.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/logout.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.500.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.501 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Mail-Customer-Service→Json
=============================================================================

8.501.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Mail-Customer-Service→Json names a
function, with lambda list NIL:

   Send an eMail to customer service (feedback)

8.501.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-MAIL-CUSTOMER-SERVICE::

8.501.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/mail-customer-service.  It returns a
content-type of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.501.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.502 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Peek-At-Inventory→Json
=========================================================================

8.502.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Peek-At-Inventory→Json names a
function, with lambda list NIL:

   Look at other users’ inventories

8.502.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-PEEK-AT-INVENTORY::

8.502.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/peek-at-inventory.  It returns a
content-type of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.502.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.503 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Ping→Json
============================================================

8.503.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Ping→Json names a function, with lambda
list NIL:

   Send a ping to the server to get back a pong.

8.503.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-PING::

8.503.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/ping.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.503.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.504 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Play-With→Json
=================================================================

8.504.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Play-With→Json names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Choose a Toot as your active CHARACTER in the game.

8.504.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-PLAY-WITH::

8.504.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/play-with.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.504.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.505 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Prompt-Reply→Json
====================================================================

8.505.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Prompt-Reply→Json names a function,
with lambda list NIL:

   Accept a reply to a server-initiated prompt

8.505.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-PROMPT-REPLY::

8.505.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/prompt-reply.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.505.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.506 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Quiesce→Json
===============================================================

8.506.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Quiesce→Json names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Quiesce Toot values to database for logout, or periodically as a
backup.

8.506.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-QUIESCE::

8.506.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/quiesce.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.506.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.507 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Read-Map→Json
================================================================

8.507.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Read-Map→Json names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Get the positions of badges and named locations on the map.

8.507.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-READ-MAP::

8.507.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/read-map.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.507.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.508 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Remove-From-List→Json
========================================================================

8.508.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Remove-From-List→Json names a function,
with lambda list NIL:

   Remove someone from a buddy list or ignore list.

8.508.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-REMOVE-FROM-LIST::

8.508.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/remove-from-list.  It returns a
content-type of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.508.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.509 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Report-Bug→Json
==================================================================

8.509.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Report-Bug→Json names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   This method allows the client to “phone home” to report a bug.

8.509.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-REPORT-BUG::

8.509.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/report-bug.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.509.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.510 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Report-User→Json
===================================================================

8.510.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Report-User→Json names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Report an user to the moderator(s) on duty for breaking a rule

8.510.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-REPORT-USER::

8.510.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/report-user.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.510.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.511 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Request-Buddy→Json
=====================================================================

8.511.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Request-Buddy→Json names a function,
with lambda list NIL:

   Request adding a user to your buddy list (mutual-add) using the
notification-based system

8.511.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-REQUEST-BUDDY::

8.511.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/request-buddy.  It returns a content-type
of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.511.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.512 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Send-Mail-Message→Json
=========================================================================

8.512.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Send-Mail-Message→Json names a
function, with lambda list NIL:

   Send an in-game SMS message.

8.512.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SEND-MAIL-MESSAGE::

8.512.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/send-mail-message.  It returns a
content-type of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.512.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/tootsville-commands.lisp.

8.513 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Send-Out-Of-Band-Message→Json
================================================================================

8.513.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Send-Out-Of-Band-Message→Json names a
function, with lambda list NIL:

   Send an arbitrary JSON packet to another user, or all of the users

8.513.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SEND-OUT-OF-BAND-MESSAGE::

8.513.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/send-out-of-band-message.  It returns a
content-type of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.513.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.514 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Server-Time→Json
===================================================================

8.514.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Server-Time→Json names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Accept the client’s notification of a server-time adjustment.

8.514.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SERVER-TIME::

8.514.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/server-time.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.514.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.515 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Set-Avatar-Color→Json
========================================================================

8.515.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Set-Avatar-Color→Json names a function,
with lambda list NIL:

   Set the avatar base and extra (pad) colours for the given user.

8.515.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SET-AVATAR-COLOR::

8.515.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/set-avatar-color.  It returns a
content-type of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.515.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.516 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Set-Furniture→Json
=====================================================================

8.516.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Set-Furniture→Json names a function,
with lambda list NIL:

   Set or change a furniture item.

8.516.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SET-FURNITURE::

8.516.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/set-furniture.  It returns a content-type
of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.516.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.517 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Set-Room-Var→Json
====================================================================

8.517.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Set-Room-Var→Json names a function,
with lambda list NIL:

   Set a room variable or set of room variables.

8.517.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SET-ROOM-VAR::

8.517.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/set-room-var.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.517.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.518 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Set-User-Var→Json
====================================================================

8.518.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Set-User-Var→Json names a function,
with lambda list NIL:

   Set “User Variables”

8.518.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SET-USER-VAR::

8.518.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/set-user-var.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.518.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.519 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Shoot→Json
=============================================================

8.519.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Shoot→Json names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Fire a shot from a projectile device.

8.519.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SHOOT::

8.519.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/shoot.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.519.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.520 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Spawn-Zone→Json
==================================================================

8.520.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Spawn-Zone→Json names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Spawn an additional server peer pairing.

8.520.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SPAWN-ZONE::

8.520.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/spawn-zone.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.520.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.521 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Speak→Json
=============================================================

8.521.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Speak→Json names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   The user speaks SPEECH at volume VOL in public.

8.521.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SPEAK::

8.521.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/speak.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.521.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.522 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Stamp-Passport→Json
======================================================================

8.522.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Stamp-Passport→Json names a function,
with lambda list NIL:

   Stamp the Toot’s passport

8.522.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-STAMP-PASSPORT::

8.522.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/stamp-passport.  It returns a content-type
of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.522.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/tootsville-commands.lisp.

8.523 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Start-Event→Json
===================================================================

8.523.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Start-Event→Json names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Attempt to begin a Quaestor Event.  Might return an error.

8.523.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-START-EVENT::

8.523.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/start-event.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.523.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.524 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Toot-List→Json
=================================================================

8.524.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Toot-List→Json names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Enumerates all Toots owned by the user.

8.524.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-TOOT-LIST::

8.524.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/toot-list.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.524.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.525 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Use-Equipment→Json
=====================================================================

8.525.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Use-Equipment→Json names a function,
with lambda list NIL:

   The player wishes to use a piece of equipment on a particular item or
place.

8.525.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-USE-EQUIPMENT::

8.525.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/use-equipment.  It returns a content-type
of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.525.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.526 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Wardrobe→Json
================================================================

8.526.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Wardrobe→Json names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Describe what your Toot is wearing.

8.526.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-WARDROBE::

8.526.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/wardrobe.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.526.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.527 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Wtl-4→Json
=============================================================

8.527.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Wtl-4→Json names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   Walk the Line indirect refresher from observer

8.527.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-WTL-4::

8.527.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/wtl-4.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.527.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.528 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Wtl→Json
===========================================================

8.528.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Wtl→Json names a function, with lambda
list NIL:

   Walk the Line

8.528.2 Infinity Mode command
-----------------------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-WTL::

8.528.3 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity/wtl.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.528.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.529 Tootsville::Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity→Json
======================================================

8.529.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity→Json names a function, with lambda list
NIL:

   Dispatch an Infinity-mode JSON packet to its handler based on the ‘c’
parameter.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE DEFINFINITY:: for a detailed discussion of this
mode of operation.

8.529.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method POST at the
URI template /world/infinity.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.529.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/infinity.lisp.

8.530 Tootsville::Endpoint-Put-/ Toots/ Toot-Name→Json
======================================================

8.530.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Put-/ Toots/ Toot-Name→Json names a function, with lambda list
(TOOT-NAME):

   Set properties of a Toot.  Currently only child-code.

8.530.2 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method PUT at the
URI template /toots/:toot-name.  It returns a content-type of
application/json.

   TOOT-NAME is a parameter from the URI.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.530.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-toots.lisp.

8.531 Tootsville::Endpoint-Put-/ Users/ Me→Json
===============================================

8.531.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Put-/ Users/ Me→Json names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Makes changes to an user account.

   Input JSO:
{ key: "field", newValue: "x" }

   Fields and value formats:

‘displayName (fullName)’
‘givenName’
‘surname (familyName)’
‘sensitive (sensitiveP)’
     Must be "true" or "false" (as a string)
‘lang (language)’
     Must be a supported ISO language string; e.g.  "en_US"
‘gender’
     Must be one of "☿" "♀" "♂", where "☿" is gender-neutral.  Selects
     pronouns; respectively, "they," "she," or "he."
‘dob (dateOfBirth)’
     Format in RFC-3339 timestamp format; eg, "1990-05-21T00:00:00-0400"
     or just "1990-05-21"

8.531.2 Status: 201 Created
---------------------------

XXX is there a better status for updates?

8.531.3 Status: 401 Authorization Required
------------------------------------------

8.531.4 Status: 403 Authorization Failed
----------------------------------------

8.531.5 Status: 405 Not Allowed
-------------------------------

8.531.6 Status: 422
-------------------

8.531.7 Web Service Endpoint
----------------------------

This is a web service endpoint accessed by the HTTP method PUT at the
URI template /users/me.  It returns a content-type of application/json.

   There are no URI parameters.

   It will report a slow response if it takes longer than 0.03 seconds
(30 milliseconds) to complete.

8.531.8 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-users.lisp.

8.532 Tootsville::Endpoint-Template
===================================

8.532.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Template names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(OBJECT).

8.533 Tootsville::Endpoint-Template-Arity
=========================================

8.533.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Template-Arity names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(OBJECT).

8.534 Tootsville::Endpoint-Template-Match
=========================================

8.534.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Template-Match names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(ENDPOINT URI-PARTS).

8.534.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoint.lisp.

8.535 Tootsville::Endpoint-Template-String
==========================================

8.535.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Template-String names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (ENDPOINT).

8.535.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoint.lisp.

8.536 Tootsville::Endpoint-Vars->Openapi
========================================

8.536.1 Function
----------------

Endpoint-Vars->Openapi names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(ENDPOINT).

8.536.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-meta-game.lisp.

8.537 Tootsville::Endpoints-Equal
=================================

8.537.1 Function
----------------

Endpoints-Equal names a function, with lambda list (A B):

   Are A and B references to the identical endpoint URI pattern?

   Note that URIs that are not ENDPOINTS-EQUAL to one another can still
conflict with one another in URI space.  A template could have a
variable term which differs from the matching term (URI path element) in
the other template, but creates an ambiguity between them (both could
plausibly accept some subset of matching URIs).  The simplest form is
something like: ‘/a/:x’ cv.  ‘/a/b’ — it is perfectly possible that ‘:x’
could be ‘b’, making ‘/a/b’ ambiguous between the two URIs.

   There are two possible cures for this bug; let’s say, “avoidance” and
“CLOS.” With the CLOS solution, the more specific (less variables)
method would override, just as a more specific method overrides a less
specific method in the default method combination method in CLOS. The
alternative is to not permit such URI pairs to exist at all.

   Neither solution has yet been implemented.

8.537.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoint.lisp.

8.538 Tootsville::Endpoints-Page-Footer
=======================================

8.538.1 Function
----------------

Endpoints-Page-Footer names an undocumented function, with lambda list
NIL.

8.538.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-meta-game.lisp.

8.539 Tootsville::Endpoints-Page-Header
=======================================

8.539.1 Function
----------------

Endpoints-Page-Header names an undocumented function, with lambda list
NIL.

8.539.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-meta-game.lisp.

8.540 Tootsville::Endpoints-Prefixed
====================================

8.540.1 Function
----------------

Endpoints-Prefixed names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(ENDPOINTS).

8.540.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-meta-game.lisp.

8.541 Tootsville::Ensure-Integer
================================

8.541.1 Function
----------------

Ensure-Integer names a function, with lambda list (VALUE):

   Ensure that VALUE is an integer.

   Parse strings using PARSE-INTEGER (see the Common Lisp HyperSpec).

   Round real numbers.

8.541.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/binary.lisp.

8.542 Tootsville::Ensure-Inventory-Item
=======================================

8.542.1 Function
----------------

Ensure-Inventory-Item names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(ITEM).

8.543 Tootsville::Ensure-List-Of-People
=======================================

8.543.1 Function
----------------

Ensure-List-Of-People names a function, with lambda list (IDENTIFIER):

   Map IDENTIFIER to a list of humans.

   IDENTIFIER may be:

   • A person
   • A Toot (whose owner is returned)
   • A person’s eMail address
   • A Toot name
   • A person or Toot’s UUID, in UUID or string-UUID form
   • A list of any of the above
   • A string list of the above, joined by #, or #;
   • NIL

8.543.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/staff-journal.lisp.

8.544 Tootsville::Ensure-Message-Is-Characters
==============================================

8.544.1 Function
----------------

Ensure-Message-Is-Characters names a function, with lambda list
(MESSAGE):

   Convert MESSAGE into a string of characters, probably as JSON.

8.544.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.545 Tootsville::Ensure-Number
===============================

8.545.1 Function
----------------

Ensure-Number names a function, with lambda list (VALUE):

   Ensure that VALUE is a number.

   Parse strings using ORG.MAPCAR.PARSE-NUMBER::PARSE-NUMBER (not in
this manual).

8.545.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/binary.lisp.

8.546 Tootsville::Ensure-Record
===============================

8.546.1 Function
----------------

Ensure-Record names an undocumented function, with lambda list (TYPE
&REST COLUMNS+VALUES).

8.546.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.547 Tootsville::Ensure-Site-Name
==================================

8.547.1 Function
----------------

Ensure-Site-Name names an undocumented function, with lambda list NIL.

8.547.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/version.lisp.

8.548 Tootsville::Ensure-Toot
=============================

8.548.1 Function
----------------

Ensure-Toot names an undocumented function, with lambda list (TOOT).

8.548.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/toots.lisp.

8.549 Tootsville::Ensure-User-For-Plist
=======================================

8.549.1 Function
----------------

Ensure-User-For-Plist names a function, with lambda list (PLIST):

   Find or create the user described by PLIST and return them.

   PLIST can have keys that align to a DB.PERSON or their contact infos
(eg, email) and is expected to have been validated already (eg, come
from a trusted authentication provider like Google Firebase).

8.549.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.550 Tootsville::Ensure-Wear-Slot
==================================

8.550.1 Function
----------------

Ensure-Wear-Slot names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(SLOT).

8.551 Tootsville::Ensure-Weather-Kernel
=======================================

8.551.1 Function
----------------

Ensure-Weather-Kernel names an undocumented function, with lambda list
NIL.

8.551.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/weather/weather.lisp.

8.552 Tootsville::Entry
=======================

8.552.1 Function
----------------

Entry names a function, with lambda list (&OPTIONAL ARGV):

   Top-level entry-point for the compiled executable binary form.

   Dispatches based upon the single argument, expected to be a verb
(case-insensitive) from the hard-coded table in this function.

8.552.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/command-line.lisp.

8.553 Tootsville::Enumerate-Endpoints
=====================================

8.553.1 Function
----------------

Enumerate-Endpoints names an undocumented function, with lambda list
NIL.

8.553.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-meta-game.lisp.

8.554 Tootsville::Erase-All-Memcached-For
=========================================

8.554.1 Function
----------------

Erase-All-Memcached-For names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(NAME &REST COLUMNS+VALUES).

8.554.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/memcached.lisp.

8.555 Tootsville::Error-Log-File
================================

8.555.1 Function
----------------

Error-Log-File names a function, with lambda list (LOG-DIR):

   Get the pathname of the error log file.

8.555.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/logging.lisp.

8.556 Tootsville::Every-Toot-Name
=================================

8.556.1 Function
----------------

Every-Toot-Name names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Enumerates the names of every Toot known to the system.

8.556.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/toots.lisp.

8.557 Tootsville::Extension-For-Content-Type
============================================

8.557.1 Function
----------------

Extension-For-Content-Type names a function, with lambda list
(CONTENT-TYPE):

   Get the canonically-preferred filename extension for CONTENT-TYPE.

8.557.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.558 Tootsville::Extract-Certificate-Base64
============================================

8.558.1 Function
----------------

Extract-Certificate-Base64 names a function, with lambda list (STRING):

   Base64-decode the certificate in STRING between BEGIN CERTIFICATE
header and END CERTIFICATE footer lines.

8.558.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/auth/auth-firebase.lisp.

8.559 Tootsville::Extract-Plist-Path
====================================

8.559.1 Function
----------------

Extract-Plist-Path names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(PATH PLIST &OPTIONAL PREFIX).

8.559.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/version.lisp.

8.560 Tootsville::Extract-Public-Key-From-Cert
==============================================

8.560.1 Function
----------------

Extract-Public-Key-From-Cert names a function, with lambda list (CERT):

   Extract the public key from an X.509 certificate

8.560.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/alexa/alexa.lisp.

8.561 Tootsville::Fetch-Ice-Credentials/ Xirsys
===============================================

8.561.1 Function
----------------

Fetch-Ice-Credentials/Xirsys names an undocumented function, with lambda
list NIL.

8.561.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/gossip.lisp.

8.562 Tootsville::Fetch-Json
============================

8.562.1 Function
----------------

Fetch-Json names a function, with lambda list (URI):

   Fetch URI as an application/json file and parse it with Yason into a
property list tree.

8.562.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/browser.lisp.

8.563 Tootsville::Fill-Blank-Contour
====================================

8.563.1 Function
----------------

Fill-Blank-Contour names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(LATITUDE LONGITUDE BASE-ELEVATION).

8.563.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.564 Tootsville::Find-Acceptor
===============================

8.564.1 Function
----------------

Find-Acceptor names a function, with lambda list (HOST PORT):

   Find an active Acceptor running on the given HOST address and PORT

8.564.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/main.lisp.

8.565 Tootsville::Find-Best-Endpoint
====================================

8.565.1 Function
----------------

Find-Best-Endpoint names an undocumented function, with lambda list NIL.

8.565.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoint.lisp.

8.566 Tootsville::Find-Client-For-Socket
========================================

8.566.1 Function
----------------

Find-Client-For-Socket names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(SOCKET).

8.566.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/tcp-stream.lisp.

8.567 Tootsville::Find-Exact-Endpoint
=====================================

8.567.1 Function
----------------

Find-Exact-Endpoint names an undocumented function, with lambda list
NIL.

8.567.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoint.lisp.

8.568 Tootsville::Find-Infinity-Websocket-Resource
==================================================

8.568.1 Function
----------------

Find-Infinity-Websocket-Resource names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (REQUEST).

8.568.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.569 Tootsville::Find-Kinda-Endpoint
=====================================

8.569.1 Function
----------------

Find-Kinda-Endpoint names an undocumented function, with lambda list
NIL.

8.569.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoint.lisp.

8.570 Tootsville::Find-Log-Dir
==============================

8.570.1 Function
----------------

Find-Log-Dir names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Find the logging directory under USER-HOMEDIR-PATHNAME (see the
Common Lisp HyperSpec)

8.570.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/logging.lisp.

8.571 Tootsville::Find-Person-By-Url
====================================

8.571.1 Function
----------------

Find-Person-By-Url names an undocumented function, with lambda list (URL
&OPTIONAL MORE).

8.571.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.572 Tootsville::Find-Player-Or-Die
====================================

8.572.1 Function
----------------

Find-Player-Or-Die names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Ensure that a recognized player is connected.

8.572.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.573 Tootsville::Find-Random-Point-If
======================================

8.573.1 Function
----------------

Find-Random-Point-If names a function, with lambda list (FUNCTION):

   Find a random point within the space for which FUNCTION is true.

   Returns (LIST LATITUDE LONGITUDE)

8.573.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.574 Tootsville::Find-Record
=============================

8.574.1 Function
----------------

Find-Record names a function, with lambda list (TYPE &REST
COLUMNS+VALUES):

   Find a record of TYPE where each of COLUMNS+VALUES are exact matches.

   Expects to find 0 or 1 result.  If more results are found, signals an
error.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE FIND-RECORDS:: for more details.

8.574.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/generic-db.lisp.

8.575 Tootsville::Find-Records
==============================

8.575.1 Function
----------------

Find-Records names a function, with lambda list (TYPE &REST
COLUMNS+VALUES):

   Find all records of TYPE where each of COLUMNS+VALUES are exact
matches.

   For each of the columns named, the value given must be an exact
match.  In the case of SQL, this translates neatly into a construction
such as “WHERE column₁ = value₁, AND column₂ = value₂, … AND columnｎ =
valueｎ.” With other kinds of database (e.g.  LDAP, Couch, &c) the
equivalent constructions will be used.

   This method is not suitable for inequalities, set comparisons, or the
like — in fact, only value-like equality is supported.

   The function returns NIL if no records are found.

8.575.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/generic-db.lisp.

8.576 Tootsville::Find-Records-By-Sql
=====================================

8.576.1 Function
----------------

Find-Records-By-Sql names a function, with lambda list (TYPE SQL):

   Find records of type TYPE by using the query SQL.

   SQL must be a query of the form “SELECT * FROM table WHERE…”

8.576.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/generic-db.lisp.

8.577 Tootsville::Find-Reference
================================

8.577.1 Function
----------------

Find-Reference names a function, with lambda list (OBJECT FIELD):

   Following the FIELD on OBJECT, return the referenced object.

   Note that this returns an object of the appropriate type, not its ID
code.  The regular column reference function (CLASS)-(FIELD) will return
the ID value, which may be of any type (eg, UUID, STRING, NUMBER, &c)

8.577.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/generic-db.lisp.

8.578 Tootsville::Find-Results-In-Docstring
===========================================

8.578.1 Function
----------------

Find-Results-In-Docstring names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (DOCSTRING).

8.578.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-meta-game.lisp.

8.579 Tootsville::Find-Robot
============================

8.579.1 Function
----------------

Find-Robot names a function, with lambda list (IDENTIFIER):

   Find a robot based on IDENTIFIER.

   IDENTIFIER may be a name string or Toot object.

8.579.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.580 Tootsville::Find-Thread
=============================

8.580.1 Function
----------------

Find-Thread names a function, with lambda list (NAME):

   Find any thread whose name includes NAME

8.580.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/messaging.lisp.

8.581 Tootsville::Find-Toot-By-Name
===================================

8.581.1 Function
----------------

Find-Toot-By-Name names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(TOOT-NAME).

8.581.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/toots.lisp.

8.582 Tootsville::Find-Toot-Passport
====================================

8.582.1 Function
----------------

Find-Toot-Passport names a function, with lambda list (TOOT):

   Return the passport for TOOT

8.582.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/passport.lisp.

8.583 Tootsville::Find-User-For-Credentials
===========================================

8.583.1 Function
----------------

Find-User-For-Credentials names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (CREDENTIALS).

8.583.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.584 Tootsville::Find-User-For-Headers
=======================================

8.584.1 Function
----------------

Find-User-For-Headers names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(STRING).

8.584.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/acceptor.lisp.

8.585 Tootsville::Find-User-For-Json
====================================

8.585.1 Function
----------------

Find-User-For-Json names a function, with lambda list (JSON):

   Find a user based on submitted authentication JSON

8.585.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.586 Tootsville::Find-Var-In-Docstring
=======================================

8.586.1 Function
----------------

Find-Var-In-Docstring names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VARIABLE DOCSTRING).

8.586.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-meta-game.lisp.

8.587 Tootsville::First-Line
============================

8.587.1 Function
----------------

First-Line names a function, with lambda list (STRING):

   The first line, or, up to 100 characters of STRING.

8.587.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.588 Tootsville::First-Paragraph
=================================

8.588.1 Function
----------------

First-Paragraph names a function, with lambda list (STRING):

   Returns the first paragraph of STRING.

   (Up to the first blank line)

8.588.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/string-characteristics.lisp.

8.589 Tootsville::Flatten-Plist-Tree
====================================

8.589.1 Function
----------------

Flatten-Plist-Tree names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(NODE &OPTIONAL (PREFIX )).

8.589.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/http-error.lisp.

8.590 Tootsville::Flora-Personality
===================================

8.590.1 Structure
-----------------

Flora-Personality names a STRUCTURE:

   This class defines a character named Flora

8.590.2 Type
------------

Flora-Personality names a TYPE:

   This class defines a character named Flora

8.590.3 Class
-------------

Flora-Personality names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
ROBOT-FLORA::.

   This class defines a character named Flora

8.590.4 Slots
-------------

Class Flora-Personality has no direct slots defined.

8.591 Tootsville::Force-Close-Hunchensocket
===========================================

8.591.1 Function
----------------

Force-Close-Hunchensocket names a function, with lambda list (CLIENT):

   Attempt to destroy the connection to CLIENT

8.591.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.592 Tootsville::Fountain-Duplicate-P
======================================

8.592.1 Function
----------------

Fountain-Duplicate-P names a function, with lambda list (EVENT-SOURCE):

   Returns generalized true if EVENT-SOURCE has happened already on the
same Tootsville day as today.

8.592.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/quaestor.lisp.

8.593 Tootsville::Fountain-Reject-As-Already-Done
=================================================

8.593.1 Function
----------------

Fountain-Reject-As-Already-Done names a function, with lambda list
(MONIKER):

   Send a rejection to an attempt to end a fountain event identified by
MONIKER.

   Tells the player to make a wish again tomorrow.

8.593.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/quaestor.lisp.

8.594 Tootsville::From-Avatars
==============================

8.594.1 Function
----------------

From-Avatars names a function, with lambda list (TOOTS-WITH-KEYS):

   Returns a from: "avatars" packet which is the result of a number of
commands.

   The packet format is as follows:

{ from: "avatars",
  avatars: { KEY: TOOT-INFO, [ ... ] },
  inRoom: "@Tootsville",
  status: true }

   The avatar information is in the form given by *note TOOTSVILLE
TOOT-INFO::, q.v.

   The parameter TOOTS-WITH-KEYS is a property list whose keys are
arbitrary strings (or symbols, whose names will be taken) and whose
values are Toot designators suitable to be passed to *note TOOTSVILLE
ENSURE-TOOT::, eg.  Toot names or Toot objects.

8.594.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.595 Tootsville::Game-Action-Bowling-Reset-Pins
================================================

8.595.1 Function
----------------

Game-Action-Bowling-Reset-Pins names a function, with lambda list
(ACTION):

   Reset the pins and move to the next player or frame of bowling.

8.595.2 Usage
-------------

WRITEME

8.595.3 Effects
---------------

WRITEME WRITEME

   See *note TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-START-BOWLING:: for an overview of
bowling.

8.595.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/game-actions.lisp.

8.596 Tootsville::Game-Action-Bowling-Strike-Pins
=================================================

8.596.1 Function
----------------

Game-Action-Bowling-Strike-Pins names a function, with lambda list
(ACTION):

   Record the bowling ball striking the pins

8.596.2 Usage
-------------

WRITEME

8.596.3 Effects
---------------

WRITEME WRITEME

   See *note TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-START-BOWLING:: for an overview of
bowling.

8.596.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/game-actions.lisp.

8.597 Tootsville::Game-Action-Card-Game-Arrange
===============================================

8.597.1 Function
----------------

Game-Action-Card-Game-Arrange names a function, with lambda list
(ACTION):

   Re-order the cards in your hand.

8.597.2 Usage
-------------

WRITEME

8.597.3 Effects
---------------

WRITEME WRITEME

   See *note TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-JOIN-CARD-GAME:: for an overview of
card table games.

8.597.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/game-actions.lisp.

8.598 Tootsville::Game-Action-Card-Game-Deal
============================================

8.598.1 Function
----------------

Game-Action-Card-Game-Deal names a function, with lambda list (ACTION):

   Deal a card from the shuffled deck to another player without looking.

8.598.2 Usage
-------------

WRITEME

8.598.3 Effects
---------------

WRITEME WRITEME

   See *note TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-JOIN-CARD-GAME:: for an overview of
card table games.

8.598.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/game-actions.lisp.

8.599 Tootsville::Game-Action-Card-Game-Draw
============================================

8.599.1 Function
----------------

Game-Action-Card-Game-Draw names a function, with lambda list (ACTION):

   Draw a card from the shuffled deck into your hand.

8.599.2 Usage
-------------

WRITEME

8.599.3 Effects
---------------

WRITEME WRITEME

   See *note TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-JOIN-CARD-GAME:: for an overview of
card table games.

8.599.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/game-actions.lisp.

8.600 Tootsville::Game-Action-Card-Game-Move
============================================

8.600.1 Function
----------------

Game-Action-Card-Game-Move names a function, with lambda list (ACTION):

   Move a card around on the table.

8.600.2 Usage
-------------

WRITEME

8.600.3 Effects
---------------

WRITEME WRITEME

   See *note TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-JOIN-CARD-GAME:: for an overview of
card table games.

8.600.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/game-actions.lisp.

8.601 Tootsville::Game-Action-Card-Game-Play
============================================

8.601.1 Function
----------------

Game-Action-Card-Game-Play names a function, with lambda list (ACTION):

   Play a card from your hand, placing it on the table.

   The card may be played face-down or face-up, and at any place on the
table.

8.601.2 Usage
-------------

WRITEME

8.601.3 Effects
---------------

WRITEME

   WRITEME

   See *note TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-JOIN-CARD-GAME:: for an overview of
card table games.

8.601.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/game-actions.lisp.

8.602 Tootsville::Game-Action-Card-Game-Shuffle
===============================================

8.602.1 Function
----------------

Game-Action-Card-Game-Shuffle names a function, with lambda list
(ACTION):

   Shuffle all cards into the deck.

8.602.2 Usage
-------------

WRITEME

8.602.3 Effects
---------------

WRITEME WRITEME

   See *note TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-JOIN-CARD-GAME:: for an overview of
card table games.

8.602.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/game-actions.lisp.

8.603 Tootsville::Game-Action-Card-Game-Take
============================================

8.603.1 Function
----------------

Game-Action-Card-Game-Take names a function, with lambda list (ACTION):

   Pick up a card from the table, placing it into your hand.

8.603.2 Usage
-------------

WRITEME

8.603.3 Effects
---------------

WRITEME WRITEME

   See *note TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-JOIN-CARD-GAME:: for an overview of
card table games.

8.603.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/game-actions.lisp.

8.604 Tootsville::Game-Action-Get-Bowling-Scorecard
===================================================

8.604.1 Function
----------------

Game-Action-Get-Bowling-Scorecard names a function, with lambda list
(ACTION):

   Get the scorecard for a bowling game in progress.

8.604.2 Usage
-------------

WRITEME

8.604.3 Effects
---------------

WRITEME WRITEME

   See *note TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-START-BOWLING:: for an overview of
bowling.

8.604.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/game-actions.lisp.

8.605 Tootsville::Game-Action-Join-Bowling-Game
===============================================

8.605.1 Function
----------------

Game-Action-Join-Bowling-Game names a function, with lambda list
(ACTION):

   Join a bowling game that’s about to start

8.605.2 Usage
-------------

WRITEME

8.605.3 Effects
---------------

WRITEME WRITEME

   See *note TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-START-BOWLING:: for an overview of
bowling.

8.605.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/game-actions.lisp.

8.606 Tootsville::Game-Action-Join-Card-Game
============================================

8.606.1 Function
----------------

Game-Action-Join-Card-Game names a function, with lambda list (ACTION):

   Start playing a card game.

8.606.2 Usage
-------------

{ c: "gameAction",
  d: { action: "joinCardGame",
       playerP: [ true | false ],
       cardTable: UUID } }

8.606.3 Overview of Card Games
------------------------------

Playing cards on a card table uses a special camera view to show the
table top, and a pop-over layer to show the cards in the local player’s
hand.

   Up to 4 players can join the game.  Each player gets a side of the
card table.  See also *note TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-PART-CARD-GAME::.

   The deck of cards can be 52 cards or have the 2 jokers for 54 in
total.  See *note TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-CARD-GAME-SHUFFLE::.

   Players can draw from the deck (*note TOOTSVILLE
GAME-ACTION-CARD-GAME-DRAW::), deal cards to other players (*note
TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-CARD-GAME-DEAL::), and place cards on the table
face-up or face-down (*note TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-CARD-GAME-PLAY::),
pick up cards from the table (*note TOOTSVILLE
GAME-ACTION-CARD-GAME-TAKE::), or move cards around on the table (*note
TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-CARD-GAME-MOVE::) or in your hand (*note
TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-CARD-GAME-ARRANGE::).

   There are no particular rules of any card game enforced.  Players are
free to do whatever they like with the cards.

8.606.4 Joining a Card Game
---------------------------

The ACTION passed references a card table.  If that card table already
has 4 players, this player can only become an observer.  Otherwise, the
player can choose to play or to observe.

   The structure of ACTION includes these keys:

‘cardTable’
     The UUID of a card table.

‘playerP’
     If true, this Toot wants to be a player.  If false, this Toot wants
     to be an observer.

   Attempting to join a card game as a fifth player will result in an
error.

{ from: "gameAction", action: "joinCardGame", status: false,
  error: USER-ERROR-MESSAGE }

   The user error message will be something suitable for display to the
user to explain why they were refused joining the game.

   On success, the player receives a datagram such as

{ from: "gameAction", action: "joinCardGame", status: true }

   The player is then able to issue other gameAction packets as
described in the preceding overview.

8.606.5 Usage
-------------

WRITEME

8.606.6 Effects
---------------

WRITEME

8.606.7 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/game-actions.lisp.

8.607 Tootsville::Game-Action-Part-Bowling-Game
===============================================

8.607.1 Function
----------------

Game-Action-Part-Bowling-Game names a function, with lambda list
(ACTION):

   Quit a bowling game that’s about to start or already started.

8.607.2 Usage
-------------

WRITEME

8.607.3 Effects
---------------

WRITEME WRITEME

   See *note TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-START-BOWLING:: for an overview of
bowling.

8.607.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/game-actions.lisp.

8.608 Tootsville::Game-Action-Part-Card-Game
============================================

8.608.1 Function
----------------

Game-Action-Part-Card-Game names a function, with lambda list (ACTION):

   Quit a card game at a card table.

8.608.2 Usage
-------------

WRITEME

8.608.3 Effects
---------------

WRITEME WRITEME

   See *note TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-JOIN-CARD-GAME:: for an overview of
card table games.

8.608.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/game-actions.lisp.

8.609 Tootsville::Game-Action-Pause-Sports-Ball-Timer
=====================================================

8.609.1 Function
----------------

Game-Action-Pause-Sports-Ball-Timer names a function, with lambda list
(ACTION):

   Pause the timer for a SportsBall game.

8.609.2 Usage
-------------

WRITEME

8.609.3 Effects
---------------

WRITEME

   See: *note TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-START-SPORTS-BALL-GAME::, *note
TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-START-SPORTS-BALL-TIMER::

8.609.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/game-actions.lisp.

8.610 Tootsville::Game-Action-Sports-Ball-Goal
==============================================

8.610.1 Function
----------------

Game-Action-Sports-Ball-Goal names a function, with lambda list
(ACTION):

   Score a goal in a SportsBall game.

8.610.2 Usage
-------------

WRITEME

8.610.3 Example
---------------

WRITEME

8.610.4 Effects
---------------

WRITEME

   See: *note TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-START-SPORTS-BALL-GAME::

8.610.5 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/game-actions.lisp.

8.611 Tootsville::Game-Action-Start-Bowling
===========================================

8.611.1 Function
----------------

Game-Action-Start-Bowling names a function, with lambda list (ACTION):

   Start a bowling game.

   This action takes a bowling lane as an argument.  The lane is reset
and the scoreboard is wiped clear.

8.611.2 Usage
-------------

WRITEME

8.611.3 Effects
---------------

WRITEME

8.611.4 Overview of Bowling
---------------------------

WRITEME

8.611.5 Bowling gameAction actions
----------------------------------

   • *note TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-BOWLING-RESET-PINS::

   • *note TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-BOWLING-STRIKE-PINS::

   • *note TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-JOIN-BOWLING-GAME::

   • *note TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-PART-BOWLING-GAME::

   • *note TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-GET-BOWLING-SCORECARD::

8.611.6 Starting a Bowling Game
-------------------------------

WRITEME

8.611.7 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/game-actions.lisp.

8.612 Tootsville::Game-Action-Start-Sports-Ball-Game
====================================================

8.612.1 Function
----------------

Game-Action-Start-Sports-Ball-Game names a function, with lambda list
(ACTION):

   Start a SportsBall game.

8.612.2 Usage
-------------

A ‘gameAction’ packet of the form:

{ c: "gameAction",
  d: { action: "startSportsBallGame",
       game: UUID } }

8.612.3 Example
---------------

{ c: "gameAction",
  d: { action: "startSportsBallGame", 
       game: "AEB967CB-5598-40D5-9B4A-894C9BC38501" } }

8.612.4 Effects
---------------

Sending startSportsBallGame initiates a soccer or other game based on
the same basic premise.  The score board is initialized to 0 vs.  0
points, and teams spot one another’s goals with *note TOOTSVILLE
GAME-ACTION-SPORTS-BALL-GOAL:: to increment the score.  Optionally, a
timer can be started with startSportsBallTimer, see *note TOOTSVILLE
GAME-ACTION-START-SPORTS-BALL-TIMER::, *note TOOTSVILLE
GAME-ACTION-PAUSE-SPORTS-BALL-TIMER::,
‘GAME-ACTION-RESUME-SPORTS-BALL-TIMER’.

8.612.5 About SportsBall
------------------------

SportsBall is a game system that is able to roughly support a football
(soccer) match, but does not actively enforce many rules.

   In other words, players could choose to play football (soccer) in the
game, but they could also “cheat” or ignore rules such as “off sides”
that are inconvenient to implement.

   The basic principle is that the ball is moving across the field, and
should be returned to the sidelines when it goes out of bounds.  The
players attempt to move the ball into one of two goals.  When the game
field is dedicated to the game, these goal objects must be designated.

   Players can click on the ball to run towards it and kick it.
Collisions between the ball and players will bounce the ball through the
field.

8.612.6 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/game-actions.lisp.

8.613 Tootsville::Game-Action-Start-Sports-Ball-Timer
=====================================================

8.613.1 Function
----------------

Game-Action-Start-Sports-Ball-Timer names a function, with lambda list
(ACTION):

   Resume the timer for a SportsBall game after it had been paused.

8.613.2 Usage
-------------

WRITEME

8.613.3 Effects
---------------

WRITEME WRITEME

   See: *note TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-START-SPORTS-BALL-GAME::, *note
TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-START-SPORTS-BALL-TIMER::

8.613.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/game-actions.lisp.

8.614 Tootsville::Game-Action-Tag-You-Re-It
===========================================

8.614.1 Function
----------------

Game-Action-Tag-You-Re-It names a function, with lambda list (ACTION):

8.614.2 Usage
-------------

WRITEME

8.614.3 Effects
---------------

WRITEME WRITEME

8.614.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/game-actions.lisp.

8.615 Tootsville::Game-Point
============================

8.615.1 Class
-------------

Game-Point names a class, with one superclass:
COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT (not in this manual).

8.615.2 Slots
-------------

Class Game-Point has 7 direct slot definitions:

‘Latitude’

‘Longitude’

‘Altitude’

‘World’

‘X’

‘Y’

‘Z’

8.616 Tootsville::Game-Point-Altitude
=====================================

8.616.1 Function
----------------

Game-Point-Altitude names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.616.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.616.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Game-Point-Altitude) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.616.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.617 Tootsville::Game-Point-Latitude
=====================================

8.617.1 Function
----------------

Game-Point-Latitude names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.617.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.617.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Game-Point-Latitude) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.617.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.618 Tootsville::Game-Point-Longitude
======================================

8.618.1 Function
----------------

Game-Point-Longitude names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.618.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.618.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Game-Point-Longitude) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.618.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.619 Tootsville::Game-Point-P
==============================

8.619.1 Function
----------------

Game-Point-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.619.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.620 Tootsville::Game-Point-World
==================================

8.620.1 Function
----------------

Game-Point-World names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.620.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.620.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Game-Point-World) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.620.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.621 Tootsville::Game-Point-X
==============================

8.621.1 Function
----------------

Game-Point-X names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.621.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.621.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Game-Point-X) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.621.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.622 Tootsville::Game-Point-Y
==============================

8.622.1 Function
----------------

Game-Point-Y names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.622.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.622.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Game-Point-Y) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.622.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.623 Tootsville::Game-Point-Z
==============================

8.623.1 Function
----------------

Game-Point-Z names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.623.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.623.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Game-Point-Z) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.623.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.624 Tootsville::Gather-All-Symbols
====================================

8.624.1 Function
----------------

Gather-All-Symbols names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Gathers all defined symbols in *note TOOTSVILLE +DOC-PACKAGES+::

8.624.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/write-docs-2.lisp.

8.625 Tootsville::Generate-Blank-Contour
========================================

8.625.1 Function
----------------

Generate-Blank-Contour names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(9-ELEVATIONS LATITUDE LONGITUDE).

8.625.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.626 Tootsville::Generate-Buddy-List-Signature
===============================================

8.626.1 Function
----------------

Generate-Buddy-List-Signature names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (REQUESTOR REQUESTEE).

8.626.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.627 Tootsville::Generate-Skydome-Cloud-Layer
==============================================

8.627.1 Function
----------------

Generate-Skydome-Cloud-Layer names an undocumented function, with lambda
list NIL.

8.627.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/weather/weather.lisp.

8.628 Tootsville::Generate-Terrain-Blank-Edge-Horz
==================================================

8.628.1 Function
----------------

Generate-Terrain-Blank-Edge-Horz names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (START-LATITUDE LONGITUDE END-LATITUDE BASE-ELEVATION).

8.628.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.629 Tootsville::Generate-Terrain-Blank-Edge-Vert
==================================================

8.629.1 Function
----------------

Generate-Terrain-Blank-Edge-Vert names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (LATITUDE START-LONGITUDE END-LONGITUDE BASE-ELEVATION).

8.629.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.630 Tootsville::Generate-Terrain-Contour
==========================================

8.630.1 Function
----------------

Generate-Terrain-Contour names a function, with lambda list
(9-ELEVATIONS HABITAT LATITUDE LONGITUDE SCALE):

   Generate the contour for a tile area

8.630.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.631 Tootsville::Generate-Terrain-Features
===========================================

8.631.1 Function
----------------

Generate-Terrain-Features names a function, with lambda list (CONTOUR
HABITAT):

   Generate the terrain features based upon the contour map and habitat
type.  Methods of this function specialize upon the habitat type.

8.631.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.632 Tootsville::Get-9-Terrain-Tiles
=====================================

8.632.1 Function
----------------

Get-9-Terrain-Tiles names a function, with lambda list (LATITUDE
LONGITUDE):

   Returns 9 tiles of terrain centered on LATITUDE LONGITUDE as a 3 by 3
array

8.632.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.633 Tootsville::Get-Google-Account-Keys
=========================================

8.633.1 Function
----------------

Get-Google-Account-Keys names an undocumented function, with lambda list
NIL.

8.633.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/auth/auth-firebase.lisp.

8.634 Tootsville::Get-Last-Insert-Id
====================================

8.634.1 Function
----------------

Get-Last-Insert-Id names an undocumented function, with lambda list NIL.

8.634.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.635 Tootsville::Get-Mariadb-Lock
==================================

8.635.1 Function
----------------

Get-Mariadb-Lock names a function, with lambda list (LOCK-STRING &KEY
IF-NOT-LOCKED TIMEOUT):

   Obtain database lock LOCK-STRING.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE WITH-CLUSTER-WIDE-LOCK-HELD:: for a practical
use of this.

   LOCK-STRING is passed to the MariaDB server and a global lock by that
name is obtained via mySQL function GET_LOCK(STRING), if possible.

   If the lock is busy, IF-NOT-LOCKED determines the next action.

‘:WAIT’

     Wait for up to TIMEOUT seconds for the lock to be freed.  If the
     lock cannot be obtained within TIMEOUT seconds, signal an error of
     type CLUSTER-WIDE-LOCK-BUSY-ERROR. If TIMEOUT is NIL, wait
     indefinitely until the lock can be obtained.

‘:SKIP’

     Skip BODY and return NIL.

‘:WARN’

     Signal a warning of type CLUSTER-WIDE-LOCK-BUSY-WARNING, then skip
     BODY and return NIL.

‘:ERROR’

     Signal an error of type CLUSTER-WIDE-LOCK-BUSY-ERROR.

   Returns an opaque identifier that can be passed to ‘YIELD-DB-LOCK’ to
release the lock.

   LOCK-NAME is case-insensitive.

8.635.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/maria.lisp.

8.636 Tootsville::Get-Rollbar-Person
====================================

8.636.1 Function
----------------

Get-Rollbar-Person names a function, with lambda list (&OPTIONAL (PERSON
*USER*)):

   Return PERSON information for Rollbar error reporting

8.636.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.637 Tootsville::Get-Unix-Time
===============================

8.637.1 Function
----------------

Get-Unix-Time names a function, with lambda list (&OPTIONAL
(UNIVERSAL-TIME (GET-UNIVERSAL-TIME))):

   Get the UNIVERSAL-TIME (default to now) in Unix time.

   Returns the number of seconds since the Unix epoch, 1970-01-01 at
00:00 Z time.

   Note that Java time is Unix time multiplied by 1,000 (ie.  time in
msec) and is used is some places in the Infinity mode communications.

8.637.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/date+time.lisp.

8.638 Tootsville::Gift-Item
===========================

8.638.1 Function
----------------

Gift-Item names a function, with lambda list (ITEM GIVER RECIPIENT):

   Transfer the ownership of ITEM from GIVER to RECIPIENT.

8.638.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/items.lisp.

8.639 Tootsville::Global-Heightmap-Corner
=========================================

8.639.1 Function
----------------

Global-Heightmap-Corner names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(LATITUDE LONGITUDE).

8.639.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.639.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Global-Heightmap-Corner) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (ELEVATION LATITUDE LONGITUDE).

8.639.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.640 Tootsville::Gone
======================

8.640.1 Structure
-----------------

Gone names a STRUCTURE:

   A resource is no longer available.

   In particular, this is returned for functions which were discontinued
in Romance 2 but existed in earlier versions of the protocol.

8.640.2 Type
------------

Gone names a TYPE:

   A resource is no longer available.

   In particular, this is returned for functions which were discontinued
in Romance 2 but existed in earlier versions of the protocol.

8.640.3 Class
-------------

Gone names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE NOT-FOUND::.

   A resource is no longer available.

   In particular, this is returned for functions which were discontinued
in Romance 2 but existed in earlier versions of the protocol.

8.640.4 Slots
-------------

Class Gone has 2 direct slot definitions:

‘Http-Status-Code’

‘Thing’

8.641 Tootsville::Gossip-Initiation
===================================

8.641.1 Class
-------------

Gossip-Initiation names a class, with one superclass:
COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT (not in this manual).

8.641.2 Slots
-------------

Class Gossip-Initiation has 2 direct slot definitions:

‘Uuid’

‘Answer’

8.642 Tootsville::Gossip-Initiation-Answer
==========================================

8.642.1 Function
----------------

Gossip-Initiation-Answer names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (INSTANCE).

8.642.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/gossip.lisp.

8.642.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Gossip-Initiation-Answer) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.642.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/gossip.lisp.

8.643 Tootsville::Gossip-Initiation-P
=====================================

8.643.1 Function
----------------

Gossip-Initiation-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(OBJECT).

8.643.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/gossip.lisp.

8.644 Tootsville::Gossip-Initiation-Uuid
========================================

8.644.1 Function
----------------

Gossip-Initiation-Uuid names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.644.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/gossip.lisp.

8.644.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Gossip-Initiation-Uuid) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.644.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/gossip.lisp.

8.645 Tootsville::Gracefully-Report-Error.Html
==============================================

8.645.1 Function
----------------

Gracefully-Report-Error.Html names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (STATUS-CODE C).

8.645.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/acceptor.lisp.

8.646 Tootsville::Gracefully-Report-Error.Json
==============================================

8.646.1 Function
----------------

Gracefully-Report-Error.Json names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (STATUS-CODE C).

8.646.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/acceptor.lisp.

8.647 Tootsville::Gracefully-Report-Http-Client-Error
=====================================================

8.647.1 Function
----------------

Gracefully-Report-Http-Client-Error names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (C).

8.647.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/acceptor.lisp.

8.648 Tootsville::Grant-Item
============================

8.648.1 Function
----------------

Grant-Item names a function, with lambda list (TEMPLATE-ID RECIPIENT):

   Create a new instance of TEMPLATE-ID and give it to RECIPIENT.

8.648.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/items.lisp.

8.649 Tootsville::Gravatar-Hash
===============================

8.649.1 Function
----------------

Gravatar-Hash names a function, with lambda list (EMAIL):

   Computes the Gravatar hash of an EMAIL address.

8.649.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.650 Tootsville::Gravatar-Image-Url
====================================

8.650.1 Function
----------------

Gravatar-Image-Url names a function, with lambda list (EMAIL &KEY SIZE
DEFAULT FORCE-DEFAULT-P RATING):

   DEFAULT may be either a URL to your own image, or one of :404, :mm,
:identicon, :monsterid, :wavatar, or :retro.  RATING may be one of :g,
:pg, :r, or :x.

8.650.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.651 Tootsville::Greeting/ Daemon/ Error-Output
================================================

8.651.1 Function
----------------

Greeting/ Daemon/ Error-Output names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Print a greeting to *ERROR-OUTPUT* (see the Common Lisp HyperSpec).

8.651.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/logging.lisp.

8.652 Tootsville::Greeting/ Daemon/ Log-Output
==============================================

8.652.1 Function
----------------

Greeting/ Daemon/ Log-Output names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Print a greeting to the verbose info log.

8.652.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/logging.lisp.

8.653 Tootsville::Greeting/ Daemon/ Standard-Output
===================================================

8.653.1 Function
----------------

Greeting/ Daemon/ Standard-Output names a function, with lambda list
NIL:

   Print a greeting to *STANDARD-OUTPUT* (see the Common Lisp
HyperSpec).

8.653.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/logging.lisp.

8.654 Tootsville::Greeting/ Daemon/ Trace-Output
================================================

8.654.1 Function
----------------

Greeting/ Daemon/ Trace-Output names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Print a greeting to *TRACE-OUTPUT* (see the Common Lisp HyperSpec)

8.654.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/logging.lisp.

8.655 Tootsville::Group-Plists
==============================

8.655.1 Function
----------------

Group-Plists names a function, with lambda list (PLISTS KEY):

   Group PLISTS into a containing Alist by KEY.

   Each value of KEY in the proper-list of Plists PLISTS will be an
unique key in the resulting Alist.

8.655.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-meta-game.lisp.

8.656 Tootsville::Habitat-Elevation-Roughness
=============================================

8.656.1 Function
----------------

Habitat-Elevation-Roughness names a function, with lambda list
(HABITAT):

   How much relative roughness to the contour for this habitat?

8.656.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.657 Tootsville::Habitat<-Pixel
================================

8.657.1 Function
----------------

Habitat<-Pixel names a function, with lambda list (R G B):

   Which habitat type does the given color triplet represent?

8.657.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.658 Tootsville::Handle-Normal-Request
=======================================

8.658.1 Function
----------------

Handle-Normal-Request names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(METHOD URI-PARTS UA-ACCEPT).

8.658.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/acceptor.lisp.

8.659 Tootsville::Handle-Options-Request
========================================

8.659.1 Function
----------------

Handle-Options-Request names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(URI-PARTS UA-ACCEPT).

8.659.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/acceptor.lisp.

8.660 Tootsville::Harmony-Personality
=====================================

8.660.1 Structure
-----------------

Harmony-Personality names a STRUCTURE:

   This class defines a character named Harmony

8.660.2 Type
------------

Harmony-Personality names a TYPE:

   This class defines a character named Harmony

8.660.3 Class
-------------

Harmony-Personality names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
ROBOT-HARMONY::.

   This class defines a character named Harmony

8.660.4 Slots
-------------

Class Harmony-Personality has no direct slots defined.

8.661 Tootsville::Header-Time
=============================

8.661.1 Function
----------------

Header-Time names a function, with lambda list (&OPTIONAL (TIME (NOW))):

   Get TIME in RFC-1123 format, as needed for HTTP headers.

   TIME defaults to the present (‘(NOW)’).

8.661.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/date+time.lisp.

8.662 Tootsville::Holiday-Special-Personality
=============================================

8.662.1 Class
-------------

Holiday-Special-Personality names a class, with one superclass: *note
TOOTSVILLE ROBOT::.

8.662.2 Slots
-------------

Class Holiday-Special-Personality has no direct slots defined.

8.663 Tootsville::Host-Name-Char-P
==================================

8.663.1 Function
----------------

Host-Name-Char-P names a function, with lambda list (CHAR):

   Is CHAR a constituent character that could be in a DNS host name?

   These characters are A-Z, 0-9, or ‘.’ or - (see the Common Lisp
HyperSpec) (dot or dash).

8.663.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/uri-types.lisp.

8.664 Tootsville::Host-Name-Like-P
==================================

8.664.1 Function
----------------

Host-Name-Like-P names a function, with lambda list (NAME):

   Does NAME meet the general rules of being a DNS host name.

   Note that this does NOT recognize etiher dotted-quad IPv4 nor hex
IPv6 addresses, only DNS names.

   RFC-1035:

   • Each label is up to 63 character-bytes.

   • The total name length is up to 255 character-bytes, excluding dots.

   • Labels must begin with a basic ASCII letter A-Z

   • Labels must end with a letter or digit 0-9

   • Labels may contain ASCII Hyphen-Minus, but only internally and
     never twice in a row.

   • At present, all Top-Level Domains are at least two alphabetic
     characters and contain no digits nor hyphens.

   • This function requires at least one dot; i.e.  it is not for TLDs

   • The trailing dot for the root should be omitted for this function.

8.664.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/uri-types.lisp.

8.665 Tootsville::How-Slow-Is-Slow
==================================

8.665.1 Function
----------------

How-Slow-Is-Slow names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(OBJECT).

8.666 Tootsville::Http-Client-Error
===================================

8.666.1 Structure
-----------------

Http-Client-Error names a STRUCTURE:

   An error that can be returned to an HTTP client.

   Note that we use these error codes internally, as well, so they are
not necessarily always propagated over HTTP — but they could be.

8.666.2 Type
------------

Http-Client-Error names a TYPE:

   An error that can be returned to an HTTP client.

   Note that we use these error codes internally, as well, so they are
not necessarily always propagated over HTTP — but they could be.

8.666.3 Class
-------------

Http-Client-Error names a class, with one superclass: COMMON-LISP::ERROR
(not in this manual).

   An error that can be returned to an HTTP client.

   Note that we use these error codes internally, as well, so they are
not necessarily always propagated over HTTP — but they could be.

8.666.4 Slots
-------------

Class Http-Client-Error has 1 direct slot definition:

‘Http-Status-Code’

8.667 Tootsville::Http-Idempotent-Request-Method
================================================

8.667.1 Type
------------

Http-Idempotent-Request-Method names a TYPE:

   HTTP request methods which, if replayed, do no harm, but may yield an
harmless error message on the second and subsequent attempts.

8.668 Tootsville::Http-Is-Success-P
===================================

8.668.1 Function
----------------

Http-Is-Success-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(HTTP-STATUS).

8.668.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/auth/auth-firebase.lisp.

8.669 Tootsville::Http-Request-Method
=====================================

8.669.1 Type
------------

Http-Request-Method names a TYPE:

   All HTTP request methods (aka verbs) defined in an IETF RFC.

8.670 Tootsville::Http-Safe-Request-Method
==========================================

8.670.1 Type
------------

Http-Safe-Request-Method names a TYPE:

   HTTP request methods that make no changes, so can be replayed ad
infinitum.

8.671 Tootsville::Http-Status-Code
==================================

8.671.1 Function
----------------

Http-Status-Code names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(CONDITION).

8.672 Tootsville::Ice-Credentials
=================================

8.672.1 Function
----------------

Ice-Credentials names an undocumented function, with lambda list NIL.

8.672.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/gossip.lisp.

8.673 Tootsville::Ice-Url-To-Urls
=================================

8.673.1 Function
----------------

Ice-Url-To-Urls names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(CREDENTIAL).

8.673.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/gossip.lisp.

8.674 Tootsville::Id-Column-For
===============================

8.674.1 Function
----------------

Id-Column-For names a function, with lambda list (TYPE):

   The column (if any) providing the primary key for TYPE.

   May return NIL if there is no simple primary key.

8.674.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/generic-db.lisp.

8.675 Tootsville::Ignore-Duplicates
===================================

8.675.1 Macro
-------------

Ignore-Duplicates names an undocumented macro, with lambda list (&BODY
BODY).

8.675.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.676 Tootsville::Ignore-Not-Found
==================================

8.676.1 Macro
-------------

Ignore-Not-Found names a macro, with lambda list (&BODY BODY):

   Ignore NOT-FOUND errors in BODY, and return a NIL instead.

8.676.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.677 Tootsville::Infinity-Add-Furniture
========================================

8.677.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Add-Furniture names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   Alias for INFINITY-SET-FURNITURE.

   Lisp ADD-FURNITURE = JSON addFurniture

   Alias for *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SET-FURNITURE::, q.v.

8.677.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.678 Tootsville::Infinity-Add-Journal-Entry
============================================

8.678.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Add-Journal-Entry names a function, with lambda list (D U R):

   Add a staff journal entry.

   Lisp ADD-JOURNAL-ENTRY = JSON addJournalEntry

   The staff journal entries are recorded to the database for later
review.

   UNIMPLEMENTED in 2.0.

8.678.2 Usage
-------------

{ entry: "journal text" }

8.678.3 Example
---------------

{ entry: "nothing to report" }

8.678.4 Romance 1.2 documentation
---------------------------------

Staff members can create a journal entry which is stored for review in a
customer service application such as Joshua.  Creating a
ModeratorJournal object will parse for certain values such as
[@username].

8.678.5 Formerly Proprietary Extension
--------------------------------------

This command was formerly a proprietary extension for Tootsville.com and
has now been re-created for the AGPL version of Romance.

8.678.6 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/tootsville-commands.lisp.

8.679 Tootsville::Infinity-Add-To-List
======================================

8.679.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Add-To-List names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   Add a user to a buddy list or ignore list (removed in 1.2)

   Lisp ADD-TO-LIST = JSON addToList

   …using the traditional (online-only, no notification engine)
mechanism (using out of band methods).  Compare vs.  requestBuddy *note
TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-REQUEST-BUDDY::

8.679.2 Usage
-------------

This command can no longer be used.

8.679.3 410 Gone
----------------

This was a legacy feature removed in Romance 1.2.

8.679.4 Changes from 1.1 to 1.2
-------------------------------

This function was replaced with *note TOOTSVILLE
INFINITY-REQUEST-BUDDY:: — requestBuddy — q.v.

8.679.5 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.680 Tootsville::Infinity-Click
================================

8.680.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Click names a function, with lambda list (D USER RECIPIENT/S):

   Used by the client to report a mouse click or finger tap.

   Lisp CLICK = JSON click

8.680.2 Usage
-------------

If the user clicks on a placed-item, this method should be called with
the following syntax:

{ on: ITEM-ID, x: X, y: Y, z: Z, with: MODS }

   Note that the (x,y,z) values passed are relative to the origin point
of the item; thus, if an item is placed at (200,200,200) and is clicked
at (210,210,210), the coördinates reported should be (10,10,10).

   If the user clicks on the ground, normally it will result in walking,
but it could instead be reported as:

{ x: X, y: Y, z: Z, with: MODS }

8.680.3 Modifiers characters
----------------------------

The modifiers string can contain any of the following symbols in any
order, representing modifier keys that were held down when the user
clicked on the item:

‘^’

     Caret represents the <Control> or <Ctrl> key on Linux® or Windows
     systems, or the <Command> key on macOS™.

‘S’

     Ess represents the <Shift> key on any platform.

‘C’

     Ci represents the <Caps Lock> state being enabled.  May be ignored
     or omitted.

‘N’

     En represents the <Num Lock> state being enabled.  May be ignored
     or omitted.

‘M’

     Em represents the <Meta> key on Linux, <Alt> on Linux or Windows,
     or <Option> on macOS.

‘L’

     Ell represents the <Scroll Lock> state being enabled.  May be
     ignored or omitted.

‘A’

     Ay represents the <Alt-Gr> key on any platform (if supported).  May
     be ignored or omitted.

‘*’

     Asterisk represents the <Super> key on Linux or <Windows-Logo> key
     on Windows.

‘1, 2, 3’
     Numbers represent mouse buttons: 1 for left, 2 for middle, 3 for
     right.

‘+, -’
     Plus represents rolling a scroll wheel down; Minus to scroll up

‘<, >’
     Less-than represents rolling a scroll knob left; greater-than,
     right.

8.680.4 Flash details
---------------------

In the Flash MouseEvent object, you can create the "mods" with the
following:

var mods:String = "";
if (ev.altKey) mods += "M";
if (ev.commandKey || ev.ctrlKey) mods += "^";
if (ev.shiftKey) mods += "S";
if (ev.type == ev.CLICK) mods += "1";
if (ev.type == ev.MIDDLE_CLICK) mods += "2";
if (ev.type == ev.RIGHT_CLICK) mods += "3";
if (ev.type == ev.MOUSE_WHEEL)
{ if (ev.delta < 0) mods += "-";
  if (ev.delta > 0) mods += "+"; }
if (Keyboard.numLock) mods += "N";
if (Keyboard.capsLock) mods += "C";

8.680.5 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

   • The ‘z’ coördinate is no longer optional.

   • A form of the ‘click’ command which omitted the ‘on’ parameter.

   • The itemID is an UUID Base64 string, not a moniker string — but
     these were always meant to be opaque identifiers.

8.680.6 202 Accepted
--------------------

The click event has been noted.  Any outcomes of that event will be
broadcast over other channels.

8.680.7 204 No Content
----------------------

The click event is being ignored; ITEM-ID was not an interesting item to
the server.

8.680.8 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.681 Tootsville::Infinity-Consider-Child-Approval
==================================================

8.681.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Consider-Child-Approval names a function, with lambda list (D U
R):

   Consider whether to approve a child’s request with ID UUID.

   Lisp CONSIDER-CHILD-APPROVAL = JSON considerChildApproval

8.681.2 Usage
-------------

The client sends this packet when the player, a parent or guardian who
has a child Toot account on their user profile, wishes to be prompted
again as to whether to approve or deny a child request with the given
UUID.

{ uuid: "UUID-OF-REQUEST" }

   The client will receive a ‘prompt’ message to that effect.  See *note
TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-PROMPT-REPLY:: for a discussion of the ‘prompt’
packet and its replies.

   There is no direct reply to this packet, only the asynchronous prompt
(or admin error message, see below).

8.681.3 Error conditions
------------------------

In the event of an error, the player will receive an administrative
message explaining the problem.  No machine-readable error packet is
returned to the client.

   Possible error conditions include:

   • The UUID represents a child request from another user’s Toot

   • The UUID does not represent any current child request; we assume
     that this means the relevant request once existed, but was culled
     after it aged out — but we have no way of knowing for sure, since
     expired requests are hard deleted.

8.681.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.682 Tootsville::Infinity-Create-User-House
============================================

8.682.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Create-User-House names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   Either claim the user’s house and lot, or add a room to their house.

   Lisp CREATE-USER-HOUSE = JSON createUserHouse

8.682.2 Usage
-------------

{ lot: "Lot ID",
  house: "House ID" }

{ index: ROOM-INDEX,
  connectTo: ROOM-INDEX,
  connectAt: "point moniker" }

   Data describing the user’s lot.

   When the player has found an empty lot and wishes to claim it as
their own, they choose a base house item and send

 { lot: lot-ID, house: house-ID }

   When the player has a house and wishes to add a room, they send

 { index: roomIndex,
    connectTo: roomIndex,
    connectAt: pointMoniker } 

   WRITEME

8.682.3 201 Created
-------------------

A house or room was created as demanded

8.682.4 409 Conflict
--------------------

A house already exists on that lot, or, a room is already connected at
the given connection point.  The request cannot be completed because
something already exists where the new construction was meant to be
placed.

8.682.5 404 Not Found
---------------------

The house ID or room connection point given was not found.

8.682.6 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

In 1.2 adding a room required only an index.

8.682.7 Changes from 1.1 to 1.2
-------------------------------

In 1.1, houses could have only one room

8.682.8 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.683 Tootsville::Infinity-Delete-Mail-Message
==============================================

8.683.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Delete-Mail-Message names a function, with lambda list (D U R):

   Delete a message from the user’s (SMS) mailbox

   Lisp DELETE-MAIL-MESSAGE = JSON deleteMailMessage

8.683.2 Usage
-------------

WRITEME

8.683.3 Example
---------------

WRITEME

8.683.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

‘id’ was previously an integer, but is now an UUID string.

8.683.5 Formerly Proprietary Extension
--------------------------------------

This command was formerly a proprietary extension for Tootsville.com and
has now been re-created for the AGPL version of Romance.

8.683.6 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/tootsville-commands.lisp.

8.684 Tootsville::Infinity-Doff
===============================

8.684.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Doff names a function, with lambda list (D USER RECIPIENT/S):

   Remove clothes or Pivitz.

   Lisp DOFF = JSON doff

8.684.2 Usage
-------------

{ slot: "SLOT" }

{ type: "TYPE" }

8.684.3 Example
---------------

{ type: "pivitz" }

{ slot: "1D94E6C7-8643-48AE-81A4-8B0C3EB36A7A" }

   When ‘type’ is present, it must be either ‘clothes’ or ‘pivitz’.

   When ‘slot’ is present, indicates a specific item UUID to remove.

8.684.4 400 Bad Request
-----------------------

Exactly one of ‘type’ or ‘slot’ must be present.

   If present, ‘type’ must be ‘clothes’ or ‘pivitz’.

8.684.5 200 OK
--------------

Responds with total wardrobe as per *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-WARDROBE::

8.684.6 Formerly Proprietary Extension
--------------------------------------

This command was formerly a proprietary extension for Tootsville.com and
has now been re-created for the AGPL version of Romance.

8.684.7 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/tootsville-commands.lisp.

8.685 Tootsville::Infinity-Dofff
================================

8.685.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Dofff names a function, with lambda list (D USER RECIPIENT/S):

   Doff all clothing items.

   Lisp DOFFF = JSON dofff

   See also *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-DOFF:: for single items.  To put
on (don) an item, see *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-DON::.  Mnemonic: Like
‘doff’ but more so.

8.685.2 Usage
-------------

This command takes no parameters.

8.685.3 Limitations
-------------------

This does not un-equip an item held in the ‘TRUNK’.  This does not
remove or alter a Toot’s pattern.  For non-Toot avatars, this does not
un-equip an item held in the ‘HAND’, ‘LHAND’, or ‘RHAND’.

   Sends two responses: a success reply from ‘dofff’, then total avatar
info from ‘wardrobe’.  See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-WARDROBE::.

8.685.4 Status 200 OK
---------------------

All clothing items have been removed.

{ from: "dofff",
  status: true }

   A separate ‘wardrobe’ packet will be sent.

8.685.5 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.686 Tootsville::Infinity-Don
==============================

8.686.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Don names a function, with lambda list (D USER RECIPIENT/S):

   Don (or equip) an item

   Lisp DON = JSON don

8.686.2 Usage
-------------

{ slot: "item-UUID",
  [ color: "color ID" ] }

   JSON object has the item UUID number to be worn (clothes, pivitz,
trunk).

   See *note TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-INFO:: for descriptions of how wear
slots are identified and described.  Note that the appropriate wear slot
can be determined from the item’s template; see *note TOOTSVILLE
ITEM-TEMPLATE-INFO::.  For a list of all wear slots, see *note
TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-ENUMERATE-WEAR-SLOTS:: (new in 2.0).

   Response with total avatar info from ‘wardrobe’.  See *note
TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-WARDROBE::.

   Color ID is no longer allowed; it will be rejected.

8.686.3 200 OK
--------------

The item has been donned or equipped.

8.686.4 400 Bad Request
-----------------------

The removed ‘color’ attribute was submitted.

8.686.5 404 Not Found
---------------------

The item UUID specified (by “‘slot’”) was not recognized.

8.686.6 403 Forbidden
---------------------

The item UUID specified was not owned by the player requesting to don
it.

8.686.7 409 Conflict
--------------------

The item requested cannot be equipped by the player’s avatar.  For
example, a Toot character cannot equip an item which requires a ‘HAND’
slot, since Toots have no fingers.  Items which do not occupy a wear
slot also cannot be equipped, e.g.  a tree.

8.686.8 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

Colors of items can no longer be changed when donning them.  This was
meant for pattern changing in 1.2, which must now be accomplished
in-game via Doodle.  The ‘color’ parameter must be null or absent.

   Patterns are no longer clothing items.

8.686.9 Changes from 1.0 to 1.1
-------------------------------

Equipment held in the ‘TRUNK’ is now explicitly supported as a distinct
wear slot with specific meaning (ie, the user can activate that item).

8.686.10 File
-------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.687 Tootsville::Infinity-Echo
===============================

8.687.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Echo names a function, with lambda list (D USER RECIPIENT/S):

   Echoes back the supplied JSON (or ActionScript) object to the client.

   Lisp ECHO = JSON echo

8.687.2 Usage
-------------

The datum (‘d’) is returned identically, in a return element named
literally ‘You said’.

   This method exists solely for testing purposes.

{ c: "echo"
  d: DATA-TO-ECHO }

8.687.2.1 Parameters
....................

‘jso’
     Any JSON object, the contents of which will be returned to the
     caller.
‘u’
     The user calling (to whom the response is sent)

8.687.3 Example
---------------

⇒ { c: "echo", d: { foo: 42 } }

{ from: "echo", status: true, "You said": { foo: 42 } }

   Note that the field name is literally ‘You said’ with a space.

8.687.4 200 OK
--------------

The response is echoed back to the user.

8.687.5 Limitations
-------------------

The echo packet must be less than 1,024 Unicode characters in length or
it will be truncated to 1,024 characters.  No warning will be issued to
the user in the case of truncation.

8.687.6 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

The 1kc limit was introduced in 2.0.

8.687.7 Known bugs
------------------

This feature is not working correctly as of version 0.6.

8.687.8 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.688 Tootsville::Infinity-End-Event
====================================

8.688.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-End-Event names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   Attempt to end an event.

   End an event begun by *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-START-EVENT::, q.v.

   End an event begun by *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-START-EVENT::, q.v.

   Lisp END-EVENT = JSON endEvent

8.688.2 Calling
---------------

{ c: "endEvent",
  d: { moniker: "event moniker",
       ( id | eventID ): "event ID",
       status: ( "cmp" | "cxl" ),
       [ medal: "medal", ]
       [ score: "score" ] } }

   This command terminates an event (such as a fountain, store purchase,
or minigame) which was begun with *note TOOTSVILLE
INFINITY-START-EVENT::, qv.

   The parameter ‘eventID’ can be referenced as ‘id’ instead — but that
is deprecated (since Romance 1.0) and will (eventually) be dropped.

   The status code is either ‘cmp’, if the event was completed in some
way (successfully or otherwise), or ‘cxl’, if the event was canceled
before it reached any ind of completion.

   The ‘score’ and ‘medal’ parameters are optional, and depend on the
type of event.  They should never be submitted with a ‘cxl’ cancel
packet, and are not needed for an item purchase.  They are sometimes to
be used with minigames.  The ‘score’ has a special relationship with
magic fountains, described below.

   • In the event of a magic fountain, the client should submit a random
     number between 1 and 100 as the ‘score’.  This will be ignored, and
     a number of peanuts will be awarded to the player.

   • In the event of a purchase, neither ‘score’ nor ‘medal’ are
     required.

   • Other kinds of events can pass a numeric ‘score’, or a string for
     ‘medal’, as appropriate to their needs.

8.688.3 Success Response to Canceled Event
------------------------------------------

The response to a canceled (‘status: "cxl"’) event will be of the form:

{ from: "endEvent",
  status: true,
  ended: "eventID",
  canceled: true }

8.688.4 Success Response to Completed Event
-------------------------------------------

The response to a completed (‘status: "cmp"’) event will be of the form:

{ from: "endEvent",
  status: true,
  ended: "eventID",
  peanuts: peanuts,
  fairyDust: fairyDust,
  [ highScores: { 1: { points: points,
                       userName: "user name" },
                  2: ... 24: }, ]
  totalPeanuts: total,
  totalFairyDust: total,
  [ gotHighScore: index ]

   The ‘endEvent’ packet for a completed event indicates:

   • The event ID which was ended — typically a UUID. This matches the
     ‘eventID’ returned by ‘startEvent’ and passed back to ‘endEvent’.

   • The relative change in peanuts and fairy dust (positive means more
     earned; negative means a net loss), and the player’s new totals of
     each

   • If the event is a minigame or other event that could have a high
     score list, up to 24 top scores are returned, each with a point
     score, an user name, and (if the event is that sort) possibly a
     medal earned.  Note that it is possible to get fewer than 24 scores
     back; conforming clients must accept zero to at least 24.

   • If the event has a high score list, and the player has earned a
     high score now, the index (from 1 = first place) which was
     achieved.

8.688.5 Error Responses
-----------------------

An error response is of the form:

{ from: "endEvent",
  status: false,
  eventID: "event UUID",
  err: "error code",
  error: "User-visible error message" }

   The error code can be one of:

‘cost’
     The item to be purchased costs more peanuts than you have.

‘badStatus’
     The status passed was not one of ‘cmp’ nor ‘cxl’

‘eventID.notFound’
     The event ID passed was not found

‘eventID.notYours’
     The event ID passed represents an event started by another player

‘medal.notFound’
     The medal passed was not valid

‘score.range’
     The score reported was not valid; it was not in the range of
     possible scores for this event.

8.688.6 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

WRITEME

8.688.7 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.689 Tootsville::Infinity-Enumerate-Wear-Slots
===============================================

8.689.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Enumerate-Wear-Slots names a function, with lambda list (D U
RECIPIENT/S):

   Enumerates all possible wear slots for any avatar.

   Lisp ENUMERATE-WEAR-SLOTS = JSON enumerateWearSlots

8.689.2 Usage
-------------

This command takes no arguments.  It returns the wear-slots associated
with the caller’s avatar.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-INFO:: for the format of the reply
data.

8.689.3 200 OK
--------------

Returns an object with ‘status: true, from: "enumerateWearSlots"’, and a
key ‘slots’ under which is an array of information about each wear slot,
in the format of *note TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-INFO::, q.v.

{ from: "enumerateWearSlots",
  status: true,
  slots: [ WEAR-SLOT-INFO, WEAR-SLOT-INFO, ... ] }

8.689.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.690 Tootsville::Infinity-Finger
=================================

8.690.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Finger names a function, with lambda list (D USER RECIPIENT/S):

   Get public info for a list of Toots.

   Lisp FINGER = JSON finger

   For details, see the synonym ‘INFINITY-GET-AVATAR-INFO’.

8.690.2 Usage
-------------

{ c: "finger", d: { key: "toot-name", ... } }

8.690.3 Reply format
--------------------

{ from: avatars, status: true, avatars: { 0: { TOOT-INFO … }, … }

   User public information is in the format of *note TOOTSVILLE
TOOT-INFO::, which should be a supserset of what
‘AbstructUser.getPublicInfo()’ used to return in 1.2.

8.690.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.691 Tootsville::Infinity-Game-Action
======================================

8.691.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Game-Action names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   Send an in-world game’s action.

   Lisp GAME-ACTION = JSON gameAction

   These are actions that affect in-world minigames.

8.691.2 Usage
-------------

{ c: "gameAction",
  d: { game: "AEB967CB-5598-40D5-9B4A-894C9BC38501",
       action: ACTION-NAME, 
       [ ... PARAMS ... ] } }

8.691.3 Example
---------------

{ c: "gameAction",
  d: { game: "AEB967CB-5598-40D5-9B4A-894C9BC38501",
       action: "tagYouReIt", 
       tagged: "5047F44E-8B1D-4B8A-9EC6-4E1D6E1653AD" } }

8.691.4 Overview of In-World Minigames
--------------------------------------

In-world minigames generally don’t use much of a special interface, but
sometimes require some kind of additional overlay.  The game actions are
usually signaled by in-game items.

   In-world minigames include soccer, volleyball, croquet, bowling, card
table games, tag, and more.  Each of these games may have a score and
possibly some enforceable rules, although we often leave enforcement of
the rules to the players (so that they can choose which rule set they
like).

   These game actions are identified by function names beginning with
“GAME-ACTION-.” Some of them include:

   • *note TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-START-SPORTS-BALL-GAME::

   • *note TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-JOIN-CARD-GAME::

   • *note TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-TAG-YOU-RE-IT::

8.691.5 General Structure
-------------------------

A ‘gameAction’ packet has a ‘d’ datum with a key ‘action’, which is used
to further dispatch the game action to its appropriate handler.  The
‘action’ value is the smallCamelCase version of the
“GAME-ACTION-function-name” that will actually handle it.

   The specific game which is being addressed must be identified by its
UUID. This is usually discovered by finding a game tag on an item or
place in the game world.

   WRITEME: Explain how to find a game tag.

   Refer to the individual game action functions for further details.

   See Appendix 8 for an index of game actions.

8.691.6 Response format
-----------------------

The individual game action handlers will provide their own response
formats.  In general, they will come from ‘gameAction’, with a ‘status’
of true or false; when false, they should include an ‘error’ text which
may be user-visible, and may include an ‘err’ tag which is a general
machine-readable code.

8.691.7 Status 400 Error
------------------------

If the ‘action’ is not supplied, or if no such action is known to the
server, then an error 400 is returned, with a JSON error packet of the
usual form:

{ from: "gameAction",
  status: false,
  error: "error message text",
  err: "game-action-not-found" }

8.691.8 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.692 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Apple
====================================

8.692.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Get-Apple names a function, with lambda list (CLIENT &OPTIONAL
PACKET):

   Get the apple to get into, or out of, $Eden.

8.692.2 Theory
--------------

The “apple” is a seed value for a sort of CHAP/HMAC authentication used
only for children signing in to Tootsville.  Essentially, the client
will ask for an “apple,” as a seed value for hashing with the password.
The client sends back this hash, and awaits parental permission.

8.692.3 Apple-based authentication
----------------------------------

In the modern usage, the user who wishes to get authenticated connects a
stream (ie, WebSocket) connection and sends a packet like this:

{ c: "getApple" }

   There are no ‘d’ data required.

   The response from the server will be something like

{ from: "getApple",
  status: true,
  apple: "an opaque string" }

   The default action is to create a new apple value on each call.
However, the client can control this with an additional parameter,
‘replace’.

‘supersede’

     The default.  A new apple will be returned, superseding any
     previous value, regardless as to whether any previous value had
     been given.  Previous apple values became irrelevant / no longer
     can be used.

‘never’

     If an apple value has been issued, do not replace it.  An error
     will be returned on subsequent calls to ‘getApple’.

‘replace’

     Assert that there must have been a previous apple issued, and
     replace it.  If no previous apple had been issued, an error will be
     returned.

   The ‘apple’ value will be a valid UTF-8 string without control
characters of no more than 4kiB, but no other assertions about it can be
assumed by a conforming client.

   In the case of an error from ‘getApple’, a returned error packet will
look like

{ from: "getApple", status: false,
  error: "error message text" }

   Upon receiving a valid apple string, the client will submit a login
packet (see: *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-LOGIN::) like:

{ c: "login",
  d: { userName: "a-Toot-name",
       password: "a-secret-sha1-hex-string",
       zone: "$Eden" } }

   The ‘pass’ submitted is a hash created by:

  1. 
     Concatenate the ‘apple’ value with the downcased version of
     ‘child-code’ for the Toot being signed-in.

  2. 
     Take this concatenated string, and take the SHA1 hash of it.

  3. 
     Take the hex value of that SHA1 hash

   The login packet will return ‘from: "login", status: true’ if the
password is successful.

   Next, parental approval is required.  This can be submitted before
login, in which case the login will be followed by a slew of other
messages as the player signs into the game, or after login.  In the
latter case, the client will be given the login success message and
nothing else.  The client is expected to wait and entertain the user
until such a time as parental approval comes back.

   Parental approval packets are sent by *note TOOTSVILLE
PARENT-GRANT-PERMISSION:: by way of *note TOOTSVILLE WS-APPROVE-TOOT::;
denial, by *note TOOTSVILLE PARENT-DENY-PERMISSION:: by way of *note
TOOTSVILLE WS-DENY-TOOT::.

   During this intermediate time between login and approval, the
client’s *note TOOTSVILLE USER-ACCOUNT:: will be set to NIL but its
*note TOOTSVILLE TOOT:: will be set to the selected Toot object.

   If the parent approves, a packet will be returned like

{ from: "parentApproval",
  status: true,
  until: UNIX-TIME,
  approved: "approved" }

   If the parent does not approve (actively denies permission), a packet
will be returned like

{ from: "parentApproval",
  status: false,
  until: UNIX-TIME-NOW,
  approved: "denied" }

   Following denial, the client is required to cease attempting to log
in; it is expected that the child user will be brought to the Wiki page
explaining that they have been denied permission.

   Following approval, a flood of related login packets will be sent
which should trigger the usual login process; these will include
positioning the Toot character, observations of the world (so-called
“room variables” and avatar information, &c.)  and other packets.
Review the Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper documentation for the client’s
handling of these packets.

8.692.4 New in 1.1
------------------

This mechanism for logins was introduced in 1.1

8.692.5 Changes from 1.1 to 1.2
-------------------------------

1.2 switched all communications to JSON, removing XML equivalent legacy
commands used by SmartFox Server’s protocol.

8.692.6 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

   • Apple values may now potentially reach 4kiB; the former limit was
     256 characters.

   • Apple values are UTF-8, not ASCII-67 (7-bit) characters.

   • Apple values will not contain control characters.

   • The login zone is only ‘$Eden’; there are no other zones.

   • Parental approval is required to proceed with each login, not a
     one-shot event during the sign-up process.

   • Passwords are downcased to make them case-insensitive

8.692.7 File
------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.693 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Avatars
======================================

8.693.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Get-Avatars names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   Get avatar data for a list of (other) users.

   Lisp GET-AVATARS = JSON getAvatars

   Synonym for *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-FINGER::

8.693.2 Usage
-------------

The ‘d’ datum is a JSON object, with (ignored) keys tied to values which
must be the names of users.

8.693.3 Example
---------------

{ c: "getAvatars",
  d: { "foo": "mouser",
       "bar": "catvlle" } }

8.693.4 Status 200 OK
---------------------

The avatar information for each user requested will be returned in an
associative array object with the same keys as the source query.  The
values of each key are the avatar data as returned by *note TOOTSVILLE
INFINITY-FINGER::, i.e.  the information returned by *note TOOTSVILLE
TOOT-INFO::.

8.693.5 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.694 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Color-Palettes
=============================================

8.694.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Get-Color-Palettes names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   getColorPalettes

   Lisp GET-COLOR-PALETTES = JSON getColorPalettes

8.694.2 Usage
-------------

This command requires no parameters

8.694.3 Status 410 Gone
-----------------------

Removed..  This routine appeared to be unused by anyone in Romance 1.1
and was removed in 1.2.

   returns palettes in "extraColors", "baseColors", "patternColors" in
the JSON result object (from: "getColorPalettes")

8.694.4 Changes from 1.1 to 1.2
-------------------------------

Not used in Tootsville any more.  The analogous palettes in Li’l Vampies
and Empires of the Air are being replaced with algorithmic checks, so
this routine was removed in Romance 1.2.0.

8.694.5 Revival?
----------------

This might be revived in 2.0 for the UI to present lists of named colors
during character creation, rather than using hard-coded lists that have
to be separately maintained in the client and server both.

8.694.6 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.695 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Inventory
========================================

8.695.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Get-Inventory names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   Get all inventory for an user (themself) — both active and inactive

   Lisp GET-INVENTORY = JSON getInventory

8.695.2 Usage
-------------

This command requires no parameters.

{ c: "getInventory" }

8.695.3 Status 200 OK
---------------------

Returns a set of items as
{ from: "getInventory", 
  inv: { 0: { id: 123, isActive: boolean }, ... } }

   WRITEME

8.695.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.696 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Inventory-By-Type
================================================

8.696.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Get-Inventory-By-Type names a function, with lambda list (D
USER RECIPIENT/S):

   Get a subset of items from your own inventory

   Lisp GET-INVENTORY-BY-TYPE = JSON getInventoryByType

8.696.2 Usage
-------------

{ c: "getInventoryByType",
  d: { type: TYPE,
        [withActive: BOOLEAN ],
        [who: LOGIN-NAME ] } }

   The ‘type’ can be one of two options.

   For legacy compatibility, the following list of ‘type’ codes can be
supplied.  These may be more convenient for the front-end.  Legacy users
of code sequences beginning with ‘#’ or ‘$’ are no longer supported,
however.

‘clothes’

     All items which can be worn in any slot other than ‘TRUNK’, ‘HAND’,
     ‘LHAND’ or ‘RHAND’, or ‘PIVITZ’

‘pivitz’

     Only Pivitz items

‘patterns’

     Ignored for backward-compatibility.

‘furniture’

     Any item which cannot be equipped in any way

‘structure’

     Ignored for backward-compatibility

‘music’

     Ignored for backward-compatibility

‘tootsBook’

     Ignored for backward-compatibility

‘stationery’

     Ignored in 2.0 but may be revived in 2.1

‘accessories’

     All items which can be equipped in ‘TRUNK’ slot, or ‘HAND’, ‘LHAND’
     or ‘RHAND’ (for non-Toot characters).

   In addition, ‘type’ can be a string containing the word ‘point’
followed by a space and the moniker of an avatar attachment point, in
which case all items which can be equipped to that point (regardless of
valence) are returned; or, the word ‘slot’ followed by a space and the
ID number of a specific wear-slot.

   Finally, multiple codes can be enumerated by passing as string
beginning with ‘$’ plus a series of identifiers from the above delimited
by ‘:’, e.g.  ‘$clothes:pivitz’.

   You can also supply ‘withActive: false’ to screen out active items.

   The optional parameter ‘who’ specifies whose inventory to list.  If
not specified, the inventory of the Toot posing the question is
returned.  Note that inactive items of Toots not owned by you are
generally not returned.

8.696.3 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

In Romance 1.2, the ‘type’ code could not be a ‘point’ or ‘slot’, but it
could be a string beginning ‘#’ with a list of type code numbers; e.g.
‘#2:3’.

   In Romance 1.2, placed furniture was also returned; this is no longer
the case.

8.696.4 Status 200 OK
---------------------

Returns a set of items as
{from: "inventory", for: USER-LOGIN, type: TYPE-QUERY
  inv:  { 0: {  id: 123, isActive:  boolean },
 ... }

   See GET-INVENTORY-BY-TYPE (UNIMPLEMENTED)

8.696.5 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.697 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Mail-In-Box
==========================================

8.697.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Get-Mail-In-Box names a function, with lambda list (D U R):

   Get a listing of messages in an SMS mailbox.

   Lisp GET-MAIL-IN-BOX = JSON getMailInBox

8.697.2 Usage
-------------

{ [ from: INDEX ],
  [ limit: COUNT ] }

8.697.3 Examples
----------------

{}

{ from: 10, limit: 10 }

{ from: 0, limit: 100 }

{ limit 100 }

{ from: 10 }

   When specified, ‘from’ is the index of the first message to return,
and ‘limit’ is the number of messages to return.

   ‘limit’ defaults to 100 messages if not supplied.

8.697.4 200 OK
--------------

Returns an object named ‘mail’.  Keys under ‘mail’ are indices.  Each
message consists of

‘id’
     An UUID for the message
‘from’
     The sender’s name
‘to’
     The recipient’s name
‘subject’
     No longer used; always ""
‘sentTime’
     The date and time sent
‘readTime’
     The date and time first (previously) retrieved by the client.
     Messages will be marked as read “now” when retrieved, but only
     after they are retrieved for the first time.
‘body’
     The contents of the message.

8.697.5 416 Request Range Not Satisfiable
-----------------------------------------

The ‘from’ value exceeded the maximum message in the Toot’s inbox.

8.697.6 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

Message ID’s are now UUID’s.  Messages no longer have subjects.

8.697.7 Formerly Proprietary Extension
--------------------------------------

This command was formerly a proprietary extension for Tootsville.com and
has now been re-created for the AGPL version of Romance.

8.697.8 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/tootsville-commands.lisp.

8.698 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Online-Users
===========================================

8.698.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Get-Online-Users names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   Get a list of users online.

   Lisp GET-ONLINE-USERS = JSON getOnlineUsers

   This is an administrative function, only available to staff members.

8.698.2 Usage
-------------

{ c: "getOnlineUsers",
  d: { [ inRoom: ROOM ] }

   If this contains an attribute of "inRoom" with a room moniker, we’ll
only return the users in that room.  Otherwise, all users in the Zone
will be returned.

   This optional parameter should not be specified and will be ignored
if present.

8.698.3 Example
---------------

{ c: "getOnlineUsers" }

8.698.4 Status 200 OK
---------------------

WRITEME

8.698.5 Status 403 Permission Denied
------------------------------------

This is returned if the user is not a Builder Toot.

{ from: "getOnlineUsers",
  status: false,
  error: "That is a Builder Toot command." }

8.698.6 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.699 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Passport
=======================================

8.699.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Get-Passport names a function, with lambda list (D U R):

   Get the list of places that the user has gotten a passport stamp at.

   Lisp GET-PASSPORT = JSON getPassport

   Passport stamps are not currently implemented but will be returning.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PASSPORT-STAMPS::.

8.699.2 Usage
-------------

This command requires no parameters.

8.699.3 200 OK
--------------

WRITEME

   The reply format is a WRITEME but should be unchanged from 1.2.

8.699.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

Passports stamps are temporarily unavailable.

8.699.5 Formerly Proprietary Extension
--------------------------------------

This command was formerly a proprietary extension for Tootsville.com and
has now been re-created for the AGPL version of Romance.

8.699.6 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/tootsville-commands.lisp.

8.700 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Room-List
========================================

8.700.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Get-Room-List names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   Get a list of all “well known” Rooms currently active/visible.

   Lisp GET-ROOM-LIST = JSON getRoomList

   “Rooms” no longer exist.  The “rooms” are now known as “spots.”

   UNIMPLEMENTED

8.700.2 Usage
-------------

{ c: "getRoomList" }

8.700.3 Status 200 OK
---------------------

WRITEME

8.700.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

The system used to be broken into “rooms,” each about one “screen” size,
and communications and game events were mostly restricted to the room in
which they occurred.

   This is no longer the case.

   However, “named spots” have been introduced, so this function was
repurposed to that end.

8.700.5 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.701 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Room-Vars
========================================

8.701.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Get-Room-Vars names a function, with lambda list (D U
RECIPIENT/S):

   Returns “room variables.”

   Lisp GET-ROOM-VARS = JSON getRoomVars

8.701.2 Usage
-------------

This command requires no parameters.

8.701.3 Historical Usage (Romance I)
------------------------------------

In Romance I, the server had a library of free-form key-value pairs
which were used to control each “room,” or screen, of the game.

   These variables, which were usually edited using the special
“Zookeeper” client by Eric Feilding, eventually metamorphosed into a
library of very specific “room variables” as described herein.

   We no longer support arbitrary key-value pairs; at this point, all
room variables are specifically enumerated in the following
documentation; however, future releases could expand this list, so
conforming clients are required to accept and ignore unrecognized
variables silently.

8.701.4 Room Environment
------------------------

These room variables define the general environment.

‘s’

     The Sky.  Consists of the background (sky) texture file as a URL,
     or, the position of a sky object such as the sun, a moon, or a
     cloud.

‘f’

     The Floor; no longer used in 2.0.  (This was the actual SWF file
     that had the room background in it, in Romance I.)

‘w’

     The Weather, or overlay artwork.  Used to indicate precipitation.

8.701.5 Sky Variables
---------------------

WRITEME

   See *note TOOTSVILLE SKY-ROOM-VAR::

8.701.6 Weather
---------------

WRITEME

8.701.7 Room Objects
--------------------

‘item’

     A placed item can be represented by an encoded string form
     (“item”), or a JSON structure (“itm2”).

     The older style uses a key beginning with ‘item’ and an unique
     identifier string, followed by a ‘~’ delimited list of:
     description, X position, Y position, facing, and (optional) Z
     position.

     If the Z position is omitted, then the value given for Y position
     should be used for Z instead.  (The Y axis used to run across the
     floor.)

     The facing value can be given in radians, or as a special moniker
     from the set: ‘N NE E SE S SW W NW’.  See *note TOOTSVILLE
     INTERPRET-FACING::.

          itemfoo123: "flowerPot~100~931~N"
          itembar456: "flowerPot~100~0~1.23412952423~931"

‘itm2’

     Placed items, new form: JSON object

     { uuid:
      position: {  x: y: z: },
      facing: FACING,
      baseColor: COLOR,
      altColor: COLOR,
      energy: NUMBER,
      scale:  { x: y: z: },
      world:  { world: lat: long: alt: },
      template:
      { id:
        name:
        description:
        trade: [  "Y", "N", or "X"  ],
        avatar:
        energyKind:
        energyMax:
        onZero:
        wearSlot:
        weight: } }

‘furn’

     User-positioned items: key: “furn” — no longer used.

‘text’

     Text items: key: "text" + unique-ID = value

     Text to be displayed atop another item.  The value might be
     x~z~string or itm2-id~attachment~string.  In the latter form, the
     text is attached to the model of the “itm2” given at the attachment
     point.

     The attachment point is expected to be of the form
     ‘tex:TEXTURE-NAME’, i.e.  a literal prefix ‘tex:’ followed by the
     name of the surface texture onto which the text should be drawn.

8.701.7.1 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
.................................

The facing directions can now be cardinal directions, or radians.

   User-placed “furniture” is no longer distinguished from other items
in the world.

   ‘text’ items can now be associated with items, rather than having
fixed positions of their own.

8.701.7.2 Changes from 1.1 to 1.2
.................................

The ‘itm2’ format was added.

8.701.8 Places
--------------

Places are regions of the game space defined by polygonal outlines.
These are held in Room Variables with names of the form "zone" plus an
arbitrary identifier.  The contents of the room variable are a _key_
followed by ":" and a series of coördinates.

   Each coördinate pair/triplet is given as x,y,z in decimal, literally,
like: "100,0,200".  When only two coördinates are supplied, they
represent x and z.  They are separated with "~".  To stop one polygon
and start on another, give "~~" with no coördinates between.

   The key of a Place specifies its purpose.  The keys understood by the
server include:

‘grass’

     This is the default Place kind; any area of ground that is not
     explicitly part of some other kind of Place is grass.

‘tallGrass’

‘water’

‘unwalkable’

     This demarcates an invisible obstacle — a collision-only object —
     which prevents avatars from entering that space.

‘doormat’

‘parking’

‘driveway’

‘stairs’

‘sidewalk’

‘cobbles’

‘slide’

‘firepole’

‘game’

     This space is part of an in-world game; e.g.  a soccer field.

‘ice’

‘sand’

‘snow’

‘cheese’

     The stuff the moons are made of.  (Fight me.)

‘pit’

     A bottomless pit

8.701.8.1 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
.................................

Places (referred to, confusingly, as zones) existed in Romance 1.0, but
they came in two forms.  Some zones were “burned in” to the Flash
“floor” files as invisible polygon layers with a specific naming
convention.  Others were promulgated by room variables.

   The variety of places has been substantially increased.

   The default was for the “floor” to be unwalkable, with walkable
spaces marked out by zones.  The reverse is now true, however, items are
now physical boundaries that block player movement.

8.701.8.2 Changes from 1.0 to 1.1
.................................

Prior to 1.1, all floor zones were embedded permanently in the Flash
“floor” files.

8.701.9 More good stuff
-----------------------

WRITEME — there is more to explain about room variables.

8.701.10 See Also
-----------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE-USER PLACE:: for an explanation of creating certain
places in the game and how they work.

8.701.11 File
-------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.702 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Server-Time
==========================================

8.702.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Get-Server-Time names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   Send the server time to the client requesting it

   Lisp GET-SERVER-TIME = JSON getServerTime

   For synchronization purposes.

   Sends a JSON object with a property, ‘serverTime’, with the current
time in milliseconds (give or take transit time).  This is the Unix
time, not the Universal time, and in milliseconds, not seconds.

8.702.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.703 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Session-Apple
============================================

8.703.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Get-Session-Apple names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   Initialise a session key for stream or batch mode operations.

   Lisp GET-SESSION-APPLE = JSON getSessionApple

   Note that this command is still available, but only in the pre-login
phase of communications; once signed it, it will signal an error if
called.

8.703.2 410 Gone
----------------

This function is no longer needed.

8.703.3 New in 1.1
------------------

This feature was added in Romance 1.1 and removed in 2.0

8.703.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.704 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Store-Item-Info
==============================================

8.704.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Get-Store-Item-Info names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   Get information about items in a store which can be purchased.

   Lisp GET-STORE-ITEM-INFO = JSON getStoreItemInfo

   Input: jso - JavaScript array-style object where the key names are
insignificant, but the values are store item ID’s

   The returned packet is ‘from: "getStoreItemInfo"’ and contains an
object ‘items’ with a matching set of keys, but whose values are objects
in the form of ‘STORE-ITEM-INFO’, qv.

8.704.2 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

Additional information is returned in ‘STORE-ITEM-INFO’ objects.

8.704.3 200 OK
--------------

Returns the details about store items queried-for by the user.

8.704.4 404 Not Found
---------------------

If any item ID cannot be found, the entire query fails with a 404.

8.704.5 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.705 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-User-Lists
=========================================

8.705.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Get-User-Lists names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   Get the user’s buddy list and ignore list.

   Lisp GET-USER-LISTS = JSON getUserLists

{ buddyList: { … } , ignoreList: { … } }

8.705.2 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

Buddies on the buddy list can be starred, with attribute ‘starred:
true’.

8.705.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.706 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Wallet
=====================================

8.706.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Get-Wallet names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   Get the contents of the player’s wallet (peanuts and fairy dust)

   Lisp GET-WALLET = JSON getWallet

   Returns information in the form *note TOOTSVILLE WALLET-INFO::, qv.

8.706.2 Changes from 1.1 to 1.2
-------------------------------

Currencies were made explicit, allowing currencies other than peanuts to
be potentially supported in future.

8.706.3 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

Fairy Dust was added after 1.2.

8.706.4 200 OK
--------------

Returns the wallet info.

8.706.5 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.707 Tootsville::Infinity-Get-Zone-List
========================================

8.707.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Get-Zone-List names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   Get a list of all Zones currently active/visible.

   Lisp GET-ZONE-LIST = JSON getZoneList

   This returns "Universe" as the only Zone.

8.707.2 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

Zones no longer exist.

8.707.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.708 Tootsville::Infinity-Give
===============================

8.708.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Give names a function, with lambda list (D USER RECIPIENT/S):

   Give an item to another user.

   Lisp GIVE = JSON give

   XXX: notify the recipient using notifications (currently using a
Message Box popup message)

   jso -  { slot: ITEM-UUID, to: TOOT-NAME } 

   u - giver

   If the item is currently equipped or being worn, it will be
unequipped as it is being given away.

8.708.2 412 Precondition Failed
-------------------------------

An item cannot be given if you do not possess it to begin with.

8.708.3 404 Not Found
---------------------

The item and the recipient must each exist.

8.708.4 403 Forbidden
---------------------

Certain items cannot be traded.  This includes gifting, dropping, &c.
See ‘ITEM-TEMPLATE-CAN-TRADE-P’ for a discussion.

8.708.5 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

Players used to be unable to gift items to non-VIT members; with the
abolition of VIT status, everyone is very important and can receive
items.

8.708.6 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.709 Tootsville::Infinity-Go
=============================

8.709.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Go names a function, with lambda list (D USER RECIPIENT/S):

   go to a place and/or perform a gesture

   Lisp GO = JSON go


{ do: VERB (required)
  x: DEST, y: DEST, z: DEST (each optional, but if one is given, all 3 must be)
  facing: FACING (optional)
}

   The facing can be given as per *note TOOTSVILLE INTERPRET-FACING::.

8.709.2 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

‘z’ can no longer be omitted if ‘x’ or ‘y’ are specified.  In 1.2, a
pair with only x,y was valid.

8.709.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.710 Tootsville::Infinity-Init-User-Room
=========================================

8.710.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Init-User-Room names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   Create a user’s private room (in their house).

   Lisp INIT-USER-ROOM = JSON initUserRoom

   Creates room named user/user’s name/room — room is the room index
number given in the JSON data as “room,” it will always be zero right
now as all users have single-room houses.  This will populate all
furniture-type items for that room onto a set of room variables owned by
the user.  The user calling this method must be the owner of the room.
If the user has not visited his/her house before, this will return an
asynchronous "make a new house" notification to do the "first run"
screen, by sending a message of type

{ "from":  "initUserRoom",
"status": false, "err": "showFirstRun" }.

   Success: responds with true, and "moniker": the room’s moniker
(user/WHOEVER/123)

   If unneccessary, returns an error of "exists" meaning that the room
is already existing

jso - { room: (room-number), autoJoin: (boolean) }

   u - The user whose house-room needs to be initialized

8.710.2 410 Gone
----------------

Removed in 2.0.

   User rooms are no longer needed nor supported.

8.710.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.711 Tootsville::Infinity-Join
===============================

8.711.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Join names a function, with lambda list (D USER RECIPIENT/S):

   Join a room.

   Lisp JOIN = JSON join

   No longer needed.  We no longer have rooms.

8.711.2 Usage
-------------

{ c: "join", d: { room: NEW-ROOM, [ from: OLD-ROOM ] } }

8.711.3 Status 200 OK
---------------------

{ from: "roomJoin",
  status: true,
  room: MONIKER }

   You will never get this reply in Romance 2.0.

   NOTE the inconsistency: the command is join, but the reply comes from
roomJoin

8.711.4 Error Return values
---------------------------

‘zone.notFound’
     The user is not in a Zone
‘room.noMoniker’
     No room moniker was given to be joined
‘room.notFound’
     The room moniker does not refer to an actual room in this Zone
‘room.full’
     The room is too full (too many users)

8.711.5 410 Gone
----------------

Removed in 2.0.

   Attempting to call ‘join’ will always result in

{ from: "roomJoin",
  status: false,
  err: "room.notFound",
  error: "There are no rooms in Tootsville V." }

8.711.6 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

In Romance 1.2, the room was divided into “rooms.” This is no longer the
case, so there is never any need to join a room.

   The success and error return codes are documented here for
completeness, but only ‘room.notFound’ will be returned.

8.711.7 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.712 Tootsville::Infinity-Login
================================

8.712.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Login names a function, with lambda list (CLIENT PACKET):

   Notification of a new player in the game.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-APPLE:: for an overview of the
login process.

   Response: logOK or { from: "login", status: false, err: "login.fail",
msg: reason }

8.712.2 Usage
-------------

{ userName: LOGIN,
  password: SHA1-HEX,
  zone: "$Eden" }

   The input packet must have 3 data elements:

‘userName’

     The name of the Toot character signing in

‘password’

     The SHA1 hex hash of the concatenated apple and password values
     (see *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-APPLE:: for details)

‘zone’

     Must always be ‘$Eden’ exactly.

   In the event of failure, see *note TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-FAIL:: for
possible failure (error) codes that can be returned.

8.712.3 Example
---------------

{ c: "login",
  d: { userName: "Pil",
       password: "6b4cd72086d278a9a0df40de7b4011fceae538dd",
       zone: "$Eden" } }

8.712.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

In 1.2, users would log in to zone ‘$Eden’, then log in again to a
specific zone.  Now, ‘$Eden’ is just a placeholder and there are no
sharded zones.

   Login does not completely succeed without parental approval.

   The ‘err2’ value was added to error packets for better client
software support.

8.712.5 Changes from 1.1 to 1.2
-------------------------------

Password hashing used the MD5 digest, which is no longer considered
strong enough for Tootsville security.

8.712.6 Changes from 1.0 to 1.1
-------------------------------

The *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-APPLE:: system was implemented.
Previously, users submitted unsalted hashes of their password, which was
(potentially) subject to replay attacks.

8.712.7 File
------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.713 Tootsville::Infinity-Logout
=================================

8.713.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Logout names a function, with lambda list (D USER RECIPIENT/S):

   Log out of this game session

   Lisp LOGOUT = JSON logout

8.713.2 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

There was a bug in the Persephone client that caused it to explode if we
logged it out before it received & processed the logout message.  So, we
waited for the expected lag time to expire and then throw 2 full seconds
of wasted wait time after it, which had ought to be enough time.  This
is no longer supported.

8.713.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.714 Tootsville::Infinity-Mail-Customer-Service
================================================

8.714.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Mail-Customer-Service names a function, with lambda list (D
USER RECIPIENT/S):

   Send an eMail to customer service (feedback)

   Lisp MAIL-CUSTOMER-SERVICE = JSON mailCustomerService

   UNIMPLEMENTED

   This sends an email with the given subject and body to
‘support@Tootsville.org’.

8.714.2 Usage
-------------

{ subject: STRING, body: STRING }

8.714.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.715 Tootsville::Infinity-Peek-At-Inventory
============================================

8.715.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Peek-At-Inventory names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   Look at other users’ inventories

   Lisp PEEK-AT-INVENTORY = JSON peekAtInventory

   When requesting the inventory of another player, only their public
inventory will be returned.

   The optional type code is as per *note TOOTSVILLE
INFINITY-GET-INVENTORY-BY-TYPE::.

8.715.2 Usage
-------------

{ who: LOGIN-NAME, [ type: TYPE-CODE ] }

8.715.3 Examples
----------------

{ who: "user-name" }

{ who: "user-name",
  type: "type-code" }

8.715.4 Status 200 OK
---------------------

{ from: "peekAtInventory",
  status: true,
  for: USER-NAME,
  inv: { 0: ITEM-INFO, [ ... ] } }

8.715.5 Status 404 Not Found
----------------------------

The user name given was not found.

{ from: "peekAtInventory",
  status: false,
  err: "login.notFound",
  error: "There is no user named LOGIN" }

   WRITEME

8.715.6 Status 400 Argument Error
---------------------------------

The type code given was not understood

{ from: "peekAtInventory",
  status: false,
  err: "typeCode.notFound",
  error: "Parameter error: The type code given is not recognized." }

8.715.7 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.716 Tootsville::Infinity-Ping
===============================

8.716.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Ping names a function, with lambda list (D USER RECIPIENT/S):

   Send a ping to the server to get back a pong.

   Lisp PING = JSON ping

   This also updates the user’s last-active timestamp.

8.716.2 Usage
-------------

{ [ pingStarted: TIMESTAMP ] } 

8.716.3 Examples
----------------

{ pingStarted: 1589849202000 }

{}

8.716.4 200 OK
--------------

The response packet contains literally

‘from’
     ‘"ping"’
‘status’
     ‘true’
‘ping’
     ‘"pong"’
‘pingStarted’
     see below
‘serverTime’
     The server’s time as a Unix-epoch timestamp in milliseconds.

   If the user sends a ‘pingStarted’ value, it is replied back
unchanged; otherwise, ‘pingStarted’ is replied with the server-time as
well.

8.716.5 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.717 Tootsville::Infinity-Play-With
====================================

8.717.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Play-With names a function, with lambda list (D U R):

   Choose a Toot as your active CHARACTER in the game.

   Lisp PLAY-WITH = JSON playWith

   CHARACTER must be the name of a Toot character owned by *USER*.

8.717.2 Usage
-------------

{ c: "playWith", d: { character: "a-Toot-name" } }

8.717.3 Status 200 OK
---------------------

{ from: "playWith",
  status: true }

   This calls *note TOOTSVILLE PLAY-WITH-TOOT:: upon success, q.v.

8.717.4 Status 403 Not Your Toot
--------------------------------

*USER* must be the owner of the Toot named CHARACTER, or you will be
denied permission.

{ from: "playWith", status: false, error: "Not your Toot" }

8.717.5 Status 404 No Such Toot
-------------------------------

The Toot named CHARACTER must exist.

{ from: "playWith", status: false, error: "No such Toot" }

8.717.6 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.718 Tootsville::Infinity-Pre-Login
====================================

8.718.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Pre-Login names a function, with lambda list (C AUTH CLIENT):

   Handle ∞ mode pre-login commands.

   Commands supported:

‘getApple’

     See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-APPLE::

‘login’

     See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-LOGIN::

   Commands ignored with error returns for compatibility with version
1.2:

‘batch’

‘finger’

‘getZoneList’

8.718.2 Changes from 1.0 to 1.2
-------------------------------

I don’t actually have a record as to when these commands were added, but
‘batch’ and ‘finger’ were added in either 1.1 or 1.2.

   ‘batch’ was used for scripting server events from shell scripts, and
‘finger’ was used by the Toot Viewer application to obtain Toot public
information without logging in.  Any new Toot Viewer can use the REST
interface for that purpose.

8.718.3 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

Several commands are no longer supported.  Note also changes to the
‘getApple’ protocol at *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-APPLE:: and the new
Alef-null external authentication at ‘GET-USER-FOR-JSON’.  Due to
reliance upon external authentication services, Romance now _only_
accepts password-based CHAP authentication (the ‘$Eden’/‘getApple’
protocol) from child Toots.  This is not much of a change, since most
Toots in Tootsville IV were children, but on the other hand it
represents a major change in expecting more adult players and
registration of parents.

   ‘batch’ is no longer supported.  The REST interfaces serve the same
purpose with far less complexity.

   ‘finger’ is no longer supported in this way.  See *note TOOTSVILLE
INFINITY-FINGER:: for a REST endpoint with authentication, or *note
TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ toots/ toot-name→json:: for a REST interface
to obtain public Toot information without authentication.

   ‘getZoneList’ is a weird one, because it was never functional in
pre-login mode, but was added to be ignored due to a bug in the Virgil
client that sometimes sent it before logging in due to asynchronous code
execution.  It used to return a fake zone list with only ‘$Eden’ before
login, but now returns a ‘status: false’ instead.

8.718.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.719 Tootsville::Infinity-Prompt-Reply
=======================================

8.719.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Prompt-Reply names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   Accept a reply to a server-initiated prompt

   Lisp PROMPT-REPLY = JSON promptReply

8.719.2 Usage
-------------

{ id: ID, reply: TOKEN }

8.719.3 Overview of Prompts
---------------------------

Server initiates prompt with:


 { "from" : "prompt",
   "id" : $ID,
   "label" : $LABEL,
   "label_en_US" : $LABEL,
   "title" : $TITLE,
   [ "attachUser" : $AVATAR_LABEL || "attachItem" : $ITEM_ID ] ,
   "msg" : $TEXT,
   "replies":
     { $TOKEN :
       { "label" : $BUTTON_LABEL,
         "label_en_US" : $BUTTON_LABEL,
         "type" : $BUTTON_TYPE },
       [ … ]
     }
 }


   Where:

‘$ID’
     arbitrary string with no 0 (null byte) representing this question
     uniquely.  This is not an user-visible string.
‘$LABEL’
     concatenated to the window title, but can be used to special-case /
     theme dialogs in future for certain purposes
‘$TITLE’
     dialog title

   Only one of either “attachUser” or “attachItem” will be included.
$AVATAR_LABEL is the full avatar label of the user/avatar to which the
prompt should be attached — including “$” and instance ID, if necessary
— where $ITEM_ID is the room variable item ID for a placed item in the
room.

   $TEXT = message text, may have n, will often need word-wrapping, and
ideally might make use of scroll bars

   The "replies" assoc-array is of arbitrary length, where the key to
each item is a $TOKEN, again an arbitrary string without 0 to represent
this response uniquely.  This is not an user-visible string.

   $BUTTON_LABEL = the text to display.  In future, the client may want
to special-case specific text to use icons or something: e.g.  "OK" will
always be sent as precisely "OK" in English locale.

   $BUTTON_TYPE = the type of the button for theming purposes only.
This is from the enumerated set [ "aff" | "neg" | "neu" ];

‘aff’
     affirmative button, e.g.  green button

‘neg’
     negative button, e.g.  red button

‘neu’
     neutral button, e.g.  purple button

   To simplify future i18n/l10n efforts, the $LABEL and $BUTTON_LABEL
will always be sent twice.  The user’s current language version will be
in the "label" properties.  The versions of those strings in the "en_US"
locale will always be in the "label_en_US" properties.  For purposes of
theming and such, the label_en_US properties should be considered; the
"label" properties, however, should always be used in presentation to
the end-user.

   Example:

 { "from": "prompt",
   "status": "true",
   "id": "fountain/tootSquare/þ=?/x'deadbeef'",
   "label": "Fountain", 
   "label_en_US": "Fountain",
   "title": "Make a Wish?", 
   "msg": "Do you want to make a wish on the Toot Square fountain?",
   "replies":
   { "yes": { "label": "Make a Wish!", 
                "label_en_US": "Make a Wish!", 
                "type": "aff" },
     "no": { "label": "Not now", 
               "label_en_US": "Not now", 
               "type": "neg" }
   }
 }


   The client’s response is a bit simpler:
 { "c": "promptReply", "d": { "id": $ID, "reply": $TOKEN } }

   e.g.

 { "c":"promptReply",
   "d": { "id":  "fountain/tootSquare/þ=?/x'deadbeef'", 
            "reply": "yes" } }

   As a special-case, for the reply only, the special $TOKEN of "close"
should be sent if the user dismissed the dialog box with the close
button.

   I’d suggest that the GUI attach anonymous functions with the reply
packets already constructed to the various dialog box controls at
creation time, rather than trying to manage some queue of pending
prompts.

   To handle user expectations, it would be best to display the button
in a "down" state until receiving the server’s acknowledgement of the
"promptReply" and disallow multiple-clicking in the window.

   The server will respond with

 { "from": "promptReply", "status": "true", "id": $ID }

   For debugging purposes, the server may reply with

 { from: "promptReply", "status": false, err: $ERR }

   Where $ERR will be a brief description of the problem.

‘reply.notFound’

     a reply button that was not a valid $TOKEN from the "prompt"
     command nor the special case ‘close’.

‘id.notFound’

     a reply to a prompt that was not (recently) asked.

   A prompt ID is not valid across sessions; pending prompts should be
auto-closed on logout.  Prompts can, however, remain active
indefinitely, even across room joins.

8.719.4 Canceling a prompt
--------------------------

Optional implementation: the server may cancel an outstanding prompt
request by sending a packet with the following properties:

{ from: prompt
  status: true
  cancel: $ID }

   Client applications may choose to dismiss the prompt automatically
upon receiving such a packet.  Failure to do so is not an error,
however, later attempting to reply to a canceled prompt will return
status: ‘false, err: id.notFound’.  Clients must accept a cancelation
packet silently if they do not process it.

8.719.5 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.720 Tootsville::Infinity-Quiesce
==================================

8.720.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Quiesce names a function, with lambda list (D TOOT R):

   Quiesce Toot values to database for logout, or periodically as a
backup.

   Lisp QUIESCE = JSON quiesce

8.720.2 Usage
-------------

{ wtl: { course: { ... }, facing: RADIANS },
  d3: { ... },
  emotion: "EXPRESSION",
  world: "WORLD",
  latitude: LAT,
  longitude: LONG,
  altitude: ALT }

   Facing may be provided as per *note TOOTSVILLE INTERPRET-FACING::.

   A quiescent copy of the character information will be saved in a
central database.  Should the player lose connection and not
successfully reconnect, eg.  should the player quit by closing their
browser altogether, or lose Internet connectivity, &c., the last
quiesced form of their character will be restored when they reconnect.

   Note that, as with the rest of the system, we are currently using
‘wtl’ but are building up the infrastructure for ‘d3’ walking in future.
When both a ‘wtl’ and a ‘d3’ value exist, the ‘d3’ value supersedes the
‘wtl’.  ‘d’ walking values must be encoded in ‘wtl’ form, but ‘d’
walking values are not expected in Tootsville V.

8.720.3 Status 200 OK
---------------------

Upon success, the client whose status was saved is notified by a message
of the form:

{ from: "quiesce",
  status: true }

8.720.4 Asynchronous periodic demands
-------------------------------------

From time to time, clients may be asked to update their quiescent state.
When a client receives a message of the form:

{ from: "quiesce",
  status: false }

   … they are expected to submit a quiesce message to the central
servers.

8.720.5 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.721 Tootsville::Infinity-Read-Map
===================================

8.721.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Read-Map names a function, with lambda list (D U R):

   Get the positions of badges and named locations on the map.

   Lisp READ-MAP = JSON readMap

8.721.2 Usage
-------------

This command requires no parameters.

8.721.3 Status 200 OK
---------------------

This returns two lists, a list of named places, and a list of badge
places.  These make up the map of Tootanga.

{ from: "readMap",
  status: true,
  spots: [ TootSquare: [ 0, 0, 0, "CHOR", "Toot Square" ], ... ],
  badges: [ ... ] }

   The lists ‘spots’ and ‘badges’ each consist of a set of monikers or
labels as keys.

   The values of each key on ‘spots’ are the latitude, longitude,
altitude, world, and UI label for that spot.

   The values of each key on ‘badges’ are only a latitude, longitude,
altitude, and world.  The moniker itself represents the badge.

   An SVG graphic for each badge should be found on Jumbo in the form
‘https://jumbo.tootsville.org/Assets/Badges/5/BADGE-NAME.svg’.

8.721.4 Overview of Spots and Badges
------------------------------------

A Spot, or a Named Place, associates a moniker with a text label and a
position on the map.  These can be used by certain operator commands, or
by users, and basically represent what used to be rooms in earlier
versions of Tootsville.  We are trying to enforce the use of the name
“spot” to mean a named place to limit the relative confusion with Places
found within the game world, such as cobblestone paths.

   A Badge represents a graphic that appears on the Map App on the
Tootnix Mobile phone.  These are usually magnets indicating a special
event, or a visit by a special character, at that location.  Little
Reminders mice will be used to draw the players’ attention to these
badges in order to garner attention to special events.

8.721.5 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.722 Tootsville::Infinity-Remove-From-List
===========================================

8.722.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Remove-From-List names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   Remove someone from a buddy list or ignore list.

   Lisp REMOVE-FROM-LIST = JSON removeFromList

8.722.2 Usage
-------------

To drop a buddy from the buddy list:

{ buddy: "user-name" }

   To attend to someone who had previously been ignored:

{ ignore: "name" }

8.722.3 Status 200 OK
---------------------

The user was removed from the buddy list or ignore list.

{ from: "removeFromList",
  status: true,
  buddy: "buddy-name" }

{ from: "removeFromList",
  status: true,
  ignore: "ignored-name" }

8.722.4 Status 404 Not Found
----------------------------

The user name given was not found.

{ from: "removeFromList",
  status: false,
  err: "login.notFound" }

8.722.5 Status 412 Precondition Failed
--------------------------------------

An attempt was made to remove someone from the buddy or ignore list who
was not on that list.

{ from: "removeFromList",
  status: false,
  err: "notOnList" }

8.722.6 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.723 Tootsville::Infinity-Report-Bug
=====================================

8.723.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Report-Bug names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   This method allows the client to “phone home” to report a bug.

   Lisp REPORT-BUG = JSON reportBug

   The bug report itself is just a giant string embedded in the “bug”
element, but a “cause” element will be treated as the subject.  Note
that the bug report — like all JSON input — will be cut off at a certain
limit (typically 4KiB), so it’s most helpful to keep it short & sweet:
Typically, this should be something like a single stack backtrace (with
as much detail as possible), rather than a complete log trace or
something.

   The suggested usage is to include the exception itself as “cause,”
the backtrace up to a maximum of 1KiB, a log backtrace up to its last
1KiB as “bug,” and as much machine-formatted system information as
possible in the “info” object.  Fields of “info”

   As many fields as possible, limit the contents to a reasonable length
though…

   Note that the keys listed are strings, so e.g.:

 info ["navigator.language"] = navigator.language;
 info ["navigator.product"] = navigator.product;

   ActionScript example:

 var info:Object = {
 "flash.sys.ime": flash.system.System.ime,
 "flash.sys.totalMemory": flash.system.System.totalMemory,
 "flash.sys.useCodePage": flash.system.System.useCodePage
 };
 // imperfect but close
 for ( var key in flash.system.Capabilities ) {
 info["flash.sysCap." + key] = flash.system.Capabilities[key];
 }

‘navigator.language’
     JavaScript: navigator.language
‘navigator.product’
     JavaScript: navigator.product
‘navigator.appVersion’
     JavaScript: navigator.appVersion
‘navigator.platform’
     JavaScript: navigator.platform
‘navigator.vendor’
     JavaScript: navigator.vendor
‘navigator.appCodeName’
     JavaScript: navigator.appCodeName
‘navigator.cookieEnabled’
     JavaScript: navigator.cookieEnabled
‘navigator.appName’
     JavaScript: navigator.appName
‘navigator.productSub’
     JavaScript: navigator.productSub
‘navigator.userAgent’
     JavaScript: navigator.userAgent
‘navigator.vendorSub’
     JavaScript: navigator.vendorSub
‘screen.height’
     JavaScript: screen.height;

     ActionScript: flash.system.Capabilities.screenResolutionX
‘screen.width’
     JavaScript: screen.width;

     ActionScript: flash.system.Capabilities.screenResolutionY
‘screen.availHeight’
     JavaScript: screen.availHeight;

     ActionScript: flash.display.Stage.fullScreenHeight
‘screen.availWidth’
     JavaScript: screen.availWidth;

     ActionScript: flash.display.Stage.fullScreenWidth
‘window.outerHeight’
     JavaScript: window.outerheight note case
‘window.outerWidth’
     JavaScript: window.outerwidth note case
‘window.innerHeight’
     JavaScript: window.innerheight note case
‘window.innerWidth’
     JavaScript: window.innerwidth note case
‘window.windowName’
     JavaScript: the window.name property of the highest parent of this
     window (frame); e.g.
      var topWindow = window.parent;
      for (; topWindow.parent != topWindow;
             topWindow = topWindow.parent)
      ;
      info ["window.windowName"] = topWindow.name;

‘flash.sys.totalMemory’
     ActionScript: flash.system.System.totalMemory
‘flash.sys.ime’
     ActionScript: flash.system.System.ime
‘flash.sys.useCodePage’
     ActionScript: flash.system.System.useCodePage
‘flash.sysCap.avHardwareDisable’
     ActionScript: flash.system.Capabilities.avHardwareDisable
‘flash.sysCap.hasAccessibility’
     ActionScript: flash.system.Capabilities.hasAccessibility
‘flash.sysCap.hasAudio’
     ActionScript: flash.system.Capabilities.hasAudio
‘flash.sysCap.hasAudioEncoder’
     ActionScript: flash.system.Capabilities.hasAudioEncoder
‘flash.sysCap.hasEmbeddedVideo’
     ActionScript: flash.system.Capabilities.hasEmbeddedVideo
‘flash.sysCap.hasIME’
     ActionScript: flash.system.Capabilities.hasIME
‘flash.sysCap.hasMP3’
     ActionScript: flash.system.Capabilities.hasMP3
‘flash.sysCap.hasPrinting’
     ActionScript: flash.system.Capabilities.hasPrinting
‘flash.sysCap.hasScreenBroadcast’
     ActionScript: flash.system.Capabilities.hasScreenBroadcast
‘flash.sysCap.hasScreenPlayback’
     ActionScript: flash.system.Capabilities.hasScreenPlayback
‘flash.sysCap.hasStreamingAudio’
     ActionScript: flash.system.Capabilities.hasStreamingAudio
‘flash.sysCap.hasStreamingVideo’
     ActionScript: flash.system.Capabilities.hasStreamingVideo
‘flash.sysCap.hasTLS’
     ActionScript: flash.system.Capabilities.hasTLS
‘flash.sysCap.hasVideoEncoder’
     ActionScript: flash.system.Capabilities.hasVideoEncoder
‘flash.sysCap.isDebugger’
     ActionScript: flash.system.Capabilities.isDebugger
‘flash.sysCap.isEmbeddedInAcrobat’
     ActionScript: flash.system.Capabilities.isEmbeddedInAcrobat
‘flash.sysCap.language’
     ActionScript: flash.system.Capabilities.language
‘flash.sysCap.localFileReadDisable’
     ActionScript: flash.system.Capabilities.localFileReadDisable
‘flash.sysCap.manufacturer’
     ActionScript: flash.system.Capabilities.manufacturer
‘flash.sysCap.os’
     ActionScript: flash.system.Capabilities.os
‘flash.sysCap.pixelAspectRatio’
     ActionScript: flash.system.Capabilities.pixelAspectRatio
‘flash.sysCap.playerType’
     ActionScript: flash.system.Capabilities.playerType
‘flash.sysCap.screenColor’
     ActionScript: flash.system.Capabilities.screenColor
‘flash.sysCap.screenDPI’
     ActionScript: flash.system.Capabilities.screenDPI
‘flash.sysCap.version’
     ActionScript: flash.system.Capabilities.version
‘flash.displayState’
     ActionScript: if flash.display.Stage.displayState ==
     FULL_SCREEN_INTERACTIVE, then "fullScreen"; for NORMAL, return
     "window".
‘flash.frameRate’
     ActionScript: flash.display.Stage.frameRate
‘flash.quality’
     ActionScript: flash.display.Stage.quality
‘flash.scaleMode’
     ActionScript: flash.display.Stage.scaleMode


 // ActionScript example
 function systemReport:Object () {
 return {
 "screen": {
 "height": flash.system.Capabilities.screenResolutionX,
 "width": flash.system.Capabilities.screenResolutionY,
 "availHeight": flash.display.Stage.fullScreenHeight,
 "availWidth": flash.display.Stage.fullScreenWidth,
 },
 "flash": {
 "sys": {
 "totalMemory": flash.system.System.totalMemory,
 "ime": flash.system.System.ime,
 "useCodePage": flash.system.System.useCodePage,
 },
 "sysCap": {
 "avHardwareDisable": flash.system.Capabilities.avHardwareDisable,
 "hasAccessibility": flash.system.Capabilities.hasAccessibility,
 "hasAudio": flash.system.Capabilities.hasAudio,
 "hasAudioEncoder": flash.system.Capabilities.hasAudioEncoder,
 "hasEmbeddedVideo": flash.system.Capabilities.hasEmbeddedVideo,
 "hasIME": flash.system.Capabilities.hasIME,
 "hasMP3": flash.system.Capabilities.hasMP3,
 "hasPrinting": flash.system.Capabilities.hasPrinting,
 "hasScreenBroadcast": flash.system.Capabilities.hasScreenBroadcast,
 "hasScreenPlayback": flash.system.Capabilities.hasScreenPlayback,
 "hasStreamingAudio": flash.system.Capabilities.hasStreamingAudio,
 "hasStreamingVideo": flash.system.Capabilities.hasStreamingVideo,
 "hasTLS": flash.system.Capabilities.hasTLS,
 "hasVideoEncoder": flash.system.Capabilities.hasVideoEncoder,
 "isDebugger": flash.system.Capabilities.isDebugger,
 "isEmbeddedInAcrobat": flash.system.Capabilities.isEmbeddedInAcrobat,
 "language": flash.system.Capabilities.language,
 "localFileReadDisable": flash.system.Capabilities.localFileReadDisable,
 "manufacturer": flash.system.Capabilities.manufacturer,
 "os": flash.system.Capabilities.os,
 "pixelAspectRatio": flash.system.Capabilities.pixelAspectRatio,
 "playerType": flash.system.Capabilities.playerType,
 "screenColor": flash.system.Capabilities.screenColor,
 "screenDPI": flash.system.Capabilities.screenDPI,
 "version": flash.system.Capabilities.version
 },
 "displayState": ( flash.display.Stage.displayState == 
                                                 FULL_SCREEN_INTERACTIVE ?
                                             "fullScreen" : "window" ),
 "frameRate": flash.display.Stage.frameRate,
 "quality": flash.display.Stage.quality,
 "scaleMode": flash.display.Stage.scaleMode
 }
 };
 }

   jso - Must contain a single string attribute named “bug.” Should
contain an attribute named “info” with system information key-value
pairs (see above).  May also have a subject of “cause” as a string.

   u - The user reporting the bug.

8.723.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.724 Tootsville::Infinity-Report-User
======================================

8.724.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Report-User names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   Report an user to the moderator(s) on duty for breaking a rule

   Lisp REPORT-USER = JSON reportUser

   { userName = user to be reported }

8.724.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.725 Tootsville::Infinity-Request-Buddy
========================================

8.725.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Request-Buddy names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   Request adding a user to your buddy list (mutual-add) using the
notification-based system

   Lisp REQUEST-BUDDY = JSON requestBuddy

   (Added in 1.1)

8.725.2 Usage
-------------

   { buddy: LOGIN }

8.725.3 Example
---------------

 { buddy: "catvlle" }

8.725.4 Changes from 1.0 to 1.1
-------------------------------

The old system allowed users to simply add anyone to their buddy list;
cv.  *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-ADD-TO-LIST::.  The new system requires
mutually confirmed adding.  AKA the Twitter vs.  Facebook mechanisms.

8.725.5 New in 1.1
------------------

This was new in Romance 1.1

8.725.6 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.726 Tootsville::Infinity-Send-Mail-Message
============================================

8.726.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Send-Mail-Message names a function, with lambda list (D U R):

   Send an in-game SMS message.

   Lisp SEND-MAIL-MESSAGE = JSON sendMailMessage

8.726.2 Usage
-------------

{ ( to: "RECIPIENT" | toList: [ "RECIPIENT", ... ] ),
  [ subject: "" ],
  body: "BODY",
  [ uuid: UUID-STRING ] )

   ‘subject’ is optional, and should be omitted in 2.0.  Non-empty
subjects will return an error.

   ‘uuid’ is optional but recommended.  It allows the client to track
when a message has been sent.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE SEND-SMS-MESSAGE:: for the underlying
implementation.

8.726.3 Examples
----------------

{ to: "shader", subject: "", body: "Hello there!" }

{ toList: [ "catvlle", "pil" ], body: "Howdy" }

   Input: ‘subject’ (must be blank); ‘to’, the Toot name to whom to send
the text; and ‘body’ of the message.

   Rather that ‘to’, the user can send ‘toList’ with an object, the keys
of which are ignored, the values of which are Toot names.

8.726.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

Subjects are no longer supported.  ‘subject’ must be absent, null, or
"".

   ‘uuid’ is a new option.

   Message length is now measured in Unicode characters, not bytes.

8.726.5 Formerly Proprietary Extension
--------------------------------------

This command was formerly a proprietary extension for Tootsville.com and
has now been re-created for the AGPL version of Romance.

8.726.6 200 OK
--------------

The “SMS” message was sent.

{ from: "sendMailMessage", status: true }
{ from: "sendMailMessage", status: true,
  uuid: "5047F44E-8B1D-4B8A-9EC6-4E1D6E1653AD" }

   If the client supplied an UUID, it will be returned, allowing the
client to identify which of potentially many SMS messages was sent.

   Sending does not imply that the message was received or read by the
destination user.

8.726.7 400 Bad Request
-----------------------

If an UUID was supplied with the request, the response will echo it.

   ‘subject’ must be absent, null, or ""

{ from: "sendMailMessage", status: false,
  error: "Subject is not allowed. Please leave subject blank." }

   Exactly one of ‘to’ or ‘toList’ must be specified

{ from: "sendMailMessage", status: false,
  error: "Message has no destination.",
  uuid: "E6726651-703D-41FC-8484-E59EADEE7EA0" }

   ‘body’ may not be empty

8.726.8 413 Payload Too Large
-----------------------------

‘body’ can be at most 1,024 (Unicode) characters (not bytes).

{ from: "sendMailMessage", status: false,
  error: "Message too long. Try a message with less than 1,000 characters." }

8.726.9 Formerly Proprietary Extension
--------------------------------------

This command was formerly a proprietary extension for Tootsville.com and
has now been re-created for the AGPL version of Romance.

8.726.10 File
-------------

Defined in file src/infinity/tootsville-commands.lisp.

8.727 Tootsville::Infinity-Send-Out-Of-Band-Message
===================================================

8.727.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Send-Out-Of-Band-Message names a function, with lambda list (D
USER RECIPIENT/S):

   Send an arbitrary JSON packet to another user, or all of the users

   Lisp SEND-OUT-OF-BAND-MESSAGE = JSON sendOutOfBandMessage

   Out of the band of communications.

   This is neither a public nor a private message in the chat context:
just some additional data that is being provided.

   { sender: sender, from: outOfBand, status: true, body: {JSON} }

   Adds "roomTitle" to body if body contains "room" and title can be
determined

   Add ‘"sendRoomList": "true"’ to give the user an updated room list as
well.  (Necessary for invitations to new rooms.)  Inviting to houses …

initUserRoom { room: 0, autoJoin: false }
{ from: initUserRoom, status: true, moniker: ROOM-MONIKER } ** OK

=>  { from:  initUserRoom, status:  false, err:  exists, moniker:
ROOM-MONIKER } ** OK

=> {  from: initUserRoom, status:  false, err: showFirstRun  } **
ERR (player does not have that room)

sendOutOfBandMessage   {  to:   USER-LOGIN,   body:  {   locType:
"house", type: "invite", room: MONIKER } }

{  from:  outOfBand,  sender:  YOUR-LOGIN,  status:  true,  body:
{ locType: "house", type: "invite", room: MONIKER, roomTitle:
USER-VISIBLE-NAME } }
   for user houses, roomTitle will be like "BlackDaddyNerd’s House"

   Parameters:

   jso - To send to one user: { to: userName, body: {JSON} }, or to
broadcast to the entire room: { toRoom: true, body: {JSON} }

   u - The sender of the out-of-band-message

   room - The room in which the sender is standing.  Necessary for the
toRoom version of this method.

   Throws:

   org.json.JSONException - Thrown if the data cannot be interpreted
from the JSON objects passed in, or conversely, if we can’t encode a
response into a JSON form

8.727.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.728 Tootsville::Infinity-Server-Time
======================================

8.728.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Server-Time names a function, with lambda list (D U R):

   Accept the client’s notification of a server-time adjustment.

   Lisp SERVER-TIME = JSON serverTime

   This is used to compute the client’s round-trip lag time.

8.728.2 Usage
-------------

{ serverTime: LONG milliseconds since Unix epoch }

8.728.3 Example
---------------

{ serverTime: 1589850683000 }

8.728.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.729 Tootsville::Infinity-Set-Avatar-Color
===========================================

8.729.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Set-Avatar-Color names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   Set the avatar base and extra (pad) colours for the given user.

   Lisp SET-AVATAR-COLOR = JSON setAvatarColor

   This function is no longer available.  Doodle must change the
avatar’s color now.

8.729.2 Romance 1.1 instructions
--------------------------------

Colour numbers are given in X’RRGGBB’ form as an integer — to compute
one from byte (0..255) RGB values, do ( red << 16 & green << 8 & blue )

   Parameters: jso - { "base": (colour number), "extra": (colour number)
} u - The user whose avatar colours are being set room - The room in
which the user is standing Throws:

   org.json.JSONException - Thrown if the data cannot be interpreted
from the JSON objects passed in, or conversely, if we can’t encode a
response into a JSON form

   SQLException - if the palettes can’t be loaded

8.729.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.730 Tootsville::Infinity-Set-Furniture
========================================

8.730.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Set-Furniture names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   Set or change a furniture item.

   Lisp SET-FURNITURE = JSON setFurniture

   There are 3 distinct forms in which this command can be used.

‘item’
     To add a piece of furniture to the area, send a packet with the
     following data:
     ‘item’
          The item’s class number — WRITEME ... You must have an item of
          this type in your inventory.
     ‘x, y, z’
          The position at which to place the item
     ‘facing’
          The angle (in radians) of the facing of this item.
          Alternatively, for backward compatibility with 1.2, the facing
          direction can be specified as ‘N’, ‘NE’, ‘E’, ‘SE’, ‘S’, ‘SW’,
          ‘W’, or ‘NW’ (case-insensitive).  See *note TOOTSVILLE
          INTERPRET-FACING::.
‘slot’
     To position or reposition a particular item by its UUID, send a
     packet like:
     ‘slot’
          The item’s UUID. This item must be in your inventory.
     ‘x, y, z’
          The position at which to (re)position the item
     ‘facing’
          The angle (in radians) of the facing of this item.
          Alternatively, for backward compatibility with 1.2, the facing
          direction can be specified as ‘N’, ‘NE’, ‘E’, ‘SE’, ‘S’, ‘SW’,
          ‘W’, or ‘NW’ (case-insensitive).  See *note TOOTSVILLE
          INTERPRET-FACING::
‘remove’
     Remove a furniture item from the scene, putting it back into your
     inventory.  The packet keys will look like:
     ‘remove’
          This value must be ‘true’.
     ‘slot’
          The UUID of the item to remove from the scene.

8.730.2 Romance 1.2 instructions
--------------------------------

     To add a structural item to the room, put item: 123 without
     anything else.  To place furniture on the floor, also add
     attributes x, y, and facing.

     To change furniture, replace item: with slot: (to avoid ambiguities
     about “which chair”)

     To remove an item from the room, send { slot: 123, remove: true }

     Parameters:

     jso - { slot: #, x: #, y: #, facing: $ } or { item: #, x: #, y: #,
     facing: $ } or { slot: #, remove: true }

8.730.3 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

   • z position is required
   • structural items no longer exist
   • slot is the item’s UUID
   • facing can be specified as an arbitrary angle, rather than just the
     eight cardinal directions.

8.730.4 200 OK
--------------

WRITEME

8.730.5 400 Error in parameters
-------------------------------

This error is thrown if the parameters are not in one of ; the accepted
formats

   WRITEME

8.730.6 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.731 Tootsville::Infinity-Set-Room-Var
=======================================

8.731.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Set-Room-Var names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   Set a room variable or set of room variables.

   Lisp SET-ROOM-VAR = JSON setRoomVar

   There are no longer room variables (as such) in Romance 2.0.
However, some of them can be fake-set to actually alter some underlying
facts of the system, by a Builder Toot.  ;

   UNIMPLEMENTED

   WRITEME

8.731.2 Usage
-------------

jso - key-value pair(s) for room variable(s) to be set

   WRITEME

8.731.3 Example
---------------

WRITEME

8.731.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

WRITEME

8.731.5 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.732 Tootsville::Infinity-Set-User-Var
=======================================

8.732.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Set-User-Var names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   Set “User Variables”

   Lisp SET-USER-VAR = JSON setUserVar

8.732.2 Usage
-------------

{ "KEY": "VALUE" [ ... ] }

{ d: "D-String" }

{ wtl: course: { COURSE }, facing: FACING }

{ d3: course: { COURSE } }

{ xpr: "expression" }

{ sN: "D-String" }

{ shotN: course: { COURSE }, facing: FACING }

   This is a legacy-type method, which is provided for the convenience
of client implementors.

8.732.3 Example
---------------

{ c: "setUserVar",
  { d: "100~100~200~200~NE~6029604401000",
    s0: "100~100~300~300~NE~6029604401000",
    xpr: "smile" } }

8.732.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

Historically, arbitrary attributes could be attached to a user in the
game, as transient values that remained as long as that user was
connected.  Thus, any key:value pair could be “advertised” by a user by
posting them to this method.

8.732.5 Available Attributes (2.0)
----------------------------------

In Romance II, only the following “user variable” key names are actually
supported:

‘d’
     This is the legacy “d” string for purposes of positioning and
     guiding a character.  Since it was designed for a 2-dimensional
     space, the coördinate space is treated as (x,z) rather than (x,y)
     if there is no “z” coördinate given.  Since Romance II clients are
     expected to use ‘wtl’ or ‘d3’ packets only, this will be translated
     into a ‘wtl’ course and then transmitted.

     See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-WTL:: for a discussion of its
     structure.

‘wtl’
     See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-WTL:: for the structure of this
     linear course.

‘d3’
     This is an experimental format not yet used in Romance 2.0.  It
     will support more complex path descriptions.

‘xpr’
     This sets the player’s expression (on their face); not yet
     supported in Tootsville V.

‘sN’

     This is a shot position in ‘d’ form, where N is an arbitrary unique
     identifier chosen by the client.  See *note TOOTSVILLE
     INFINITY-SHOOT:: for another way to provide this data.

‘shotN’

     This is a shot position in ‘wtl’ form, where N is an arbitrary
     unique identifier chosen by the client.

   Any other KEY value will result in an error.

8.732.6 200 OK
--------------

When all keys are set successfully, this will return with a packet like

{ from: "setUserVar",
  status: true,
  set: [ "key", ... ] }

   When some keys could not be set, they will be listed separately

{ from: "setUserVar",
  status: true,
  set: [ "key", ... ],
  unset: [ "key", ... ] }

8.732.7 400 Illegal
-------------------

When no key is from the set of supported keys, an error is returned:

{ from: "setUserVar",
  status: false,
  unset: [ "key", ... ] }

8.732.8 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.733 Tootsville::Infinity-Shoot
================================

8.733.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Shoot names a function, with lambda list (D U R):

   Fire a shot from a projectile device.

   Lisp SHOOT = JSON shoot

   UNIMPLEMENTED

   The projectile device ITEM must be capable of firing a projectile;
this includes having sufficient energy (ammunition) to do so.

   Projectiles are currently UNIMPLEMENTED.

8.733.2 Usage
-------------

{ c: "shoot",
  d: { i: ITEM,
       course: COURSE,
       facing: FACING } }

   Facing is interpreted by *note TOOTSVILLE INTERPRET-FACING::.

8.733.3 Example
---------------

WRITEME

8.733.4 See also
----------------

See also the *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SET-USER-VAR:: command for an
alternative way to promulgate shots.

8.733.5 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.734 Tootsville::Infinity-Spawn-Zone
=====================================

8.734.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Spawn-Zone names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   Spawn an additional server peer pairing.

   Lisp SPAWN-ZONE = JSON spawnZone

   UNIMPLEMENTED

8.734.2 Implementation in 2.0
-----------------------------

We no longer have zones, but we can have server paritings.

   This is used to establish a new server pairing ...

   WRITEME

8.734.3 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

WRITEME

8.734.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.735 Tootsville::Infinity-Speak
================================

8.735.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Speak names a function, with lambda list (D USER RECIPIENT/S):

   The user speaks SPEECH at volume VOL in public.

   Lisp SPEAK = JSON speak

   Handle speech by the user.

   Speech is public to all users in an area.

8.735.2 Usage
-------------

{ c: "speech",
  d: { speech: "text to be spoken",
       vol: ( "shout" | "talk" | "whisper" ) } }

   ‘key’ — WRITEME — optional — currently ignored

   ‘vol’ — Volume is one of ‘talk’, ‘shout’, or ‘whisper’.  The default
is always ‘talk’.  ‘vol’ is optional.

8.735.3 Speech filtering
------------------------

There are two kinds of filtering on text: foul language, and obnoxious
typing.

   Foul language filtering occurs when there are children or sensitive
players nearby (blacklist), and in all cases for certain stopwords
(redlist).

   See *note TOOTSVILLE CASSANDRA-FILTER::.

   Obnoxious typing filtering occurs all the time, and undoes a couple
of things that are — well, just plain obnoxious.

   • SPEECH IN ALL CAPS is converted into lower-case; if it was meant to
     be whispered, it will instead be spoken (‘talk’); if it was meant
     to be spoken, it will instead be shouted.  Shouted text in all caps
     remains shouted (but is still in lower-case).

   • Sentences with lots of punctuation!!  are fixed; aside from
     ellipses, no repeated punctuation is preserved.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE CASSANDRA-OBNOXIOUS-FILTER::.

8.735.4 Special character handling
----------------------------------

The first character of the speech can turn it into a special command of
some kind.

‘~’

     Commands beginning with ‘~’ should be handled by the client.  A
     conforming client should never forward any command beginning with
     ‘~’ to the server.

‘#’
     Server commands begin with ‘#’ (sharp sign / octothorpe / hash
     sign).  A server command is any unary function in the
     Tootsville-User package.  See *note TOOTSVILLE
     PARSE-OPERATOR-COMMAND:: for details.

‘@’
     ‘@’-messages are whispered directly to the named character, if they
     are located somewhere in the nearby area.  For example, ‘@Catvlle
     Hello!’ will whisper the phrase ‘Hello!’ to only the player
     ‘Catvlle’.

‘/’
     Emotes begin with ‘/’.  Emotes set the expression of the character
     to one of a predefined list of expresssions, or display an emoji
     speech balloon.

     Why these specific emojis?  Backward compatiblity.  This list of
     emotes was inherited from Tootsville IV.

     The emoji items might be replaced with more detailed animations in
     the future.

     A few of the emotes actually have even more complex behavior, as
     noted in the index below.

     ‘smile’
          The expression on the character’s face should change to a
          smile.
     ‘frown’
          The expression on the character’s face should change to a
          frown.
     ‘wink’
          The character should make an excaggerated wink.
     ‘sick’
          The expression on the character’s face should change to
          disgust.
     ‘whoa’
          The expression on the character’s face should change to
          surprise.
     ‘cool’
          An emoji of a smiling face wearing sunglasses.
     ‘cheese’
          The expression on the character’s face should change to a
          smile with tongue stuck out.
     ‘angry’
          The expression on the character’s face should change to anger.
     ‘silly’
          The expression on the character’s face should change to a
          silly face.
     ‘sleep’
          The character’s face should look as though they are sleeping.
          Also, a special “Zzz” graphic should appear over their head.
     ‘meh’
          The expression on the character’s face should change to
          disinterest.
     ‘cry’
          The character should begin to cry.
     ‘pizza’
          An emoji of a pizza.
     ‘burger’
          An emoji of a burger.
     ‘hotdog’
          An emoji of an hot dog.
     ‘fries’
          An emoji of a pack of French fries.
     ‘drink’
          An emoji of a glass of an unidentified beverage.
     ‘icecream’
          An emoji of ice cream.
     ‘cake’
          An emoji of a slice of cake.
     ‘game’
          WRITEME
     ‘dice’
          An emoji will be spoken showing a single 6-sided die; however,
          the number of pips shown (1-6) will be random.
     ‘coin’
          An emoji will be spoken showing a coin; however, whether that
          coin shows as head or tails will be random.
     ‘heart’
          A heart emoji
     ‘broken’
          A broken heart emoji
     ‘rps’
          An emoji will appear with a random selection from: rock,
          paper, scissors.
     ‘music’
          A musical note emoji.
     ‘rainbow’
          A rainbow emoji.
     ‘lol’
          The character’s expression should change to laughter.
     ‘rain’
          A raincloud emoji.
     ‘huh’
          The character’s expression should change to confusion.

‘% _ ^ |’

     These characters are reserved for future use.  You cannot speak a
     line beginning with them.

‘? !’

     For convenience of Spanish speakers, sentences beginning with ‘?’
     or ‘!’ are converted into ‘¿’ and ‘¡’.

     UNIMPLEMENTED

8.735.5 Special commands
------------------------

‘,credits’
     Speaking ‘,credits’ will send the server’s credits as an admin
     message.

‘,disconnect’
     Speaking ‘,disconnect’ will immediately drop the client’s
     connection without ceremony; it’s used for testing the
     auto-reconnection code.

‘,dumpthreads’
     This will log all active threads to the server log.  Note that it
     is not an operator command in this context, but it is identical to
     the operator command ‘#dumpthreads’.

8.735.6 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

WRITEME

8.735.7 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.736 Tootsville::Infinity-Stamp-Passport
=========================================

8.736.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Stamp-Passport names a function, with lambda list (D U R):

   Stamp the Toot’s passport

   Lisp STAMP-PASSPORT = JSON stampPassport

   Passports are not currently implemented in Tootsville V, but will be
returning.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE STAMP-TOOT-PASSPORT::.

8.736.2 Usage
-------------

{ room: "SPOT-MONIKER" }

8.736.3 Example
---------------

{ room: "tootSquare" }

8.736.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

Passports stamps are temporarily unavailable.

   ‘room’ was previously a room moniker, but will now be a “spot”
moniker of a Spot in the game world.  Despite the change, the key name
remains ‘room’.

8.736.5 Formerly Proprietary Extension
--------------------------------------

This command was formerly a proprietary extension for Tootsville.com and
has now been re-created for the AGPL version of Romance.

8.736.6 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/tootsville-commands.lisp.

8.737 Tootsville::Infinity-Start-Event
======================================

8.737.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Start-Event names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   Attempt to begin a Quaestor Event.  Might return an error.

   Lisp START-EVENT = JSON startEvent

   The bulk of the actual work is in *note TOOTSVILLE
QUAESTOR-START-EVENT::, q.v.

8.737.2 What is a “Quaestor Event”?
-----------------------------------

Events, in the context of this function, are transactions between a
player and the world.  These transactions might yield items or currency
(peanuts, or fairy dust), so they have to be proxied through the central
servers, because we can’t ultimately trust the users not to just tap
Control+Shift+K and try something like ‘Tootsville.Game.addPeanuts
(1000000)’.  (Note, that will — obviously — not work, because this
function exists.)

   So, there are a few basic types of events, in general:

   • Magic fountains

   • Shops

   • Secrets and treasures

   • Minigames

   Each of these works a little differently.

8.737.3 Usage
-------------

The basic data element is a ‘moniker’, which is typically the
representation of a particular item in the world which is the focus of
the event.  In the current usage (Tootsville V/Romance 2), this will be
an UUID.

{ c: "startEvent", d: { moniker: "moniker" } }

8.737.4 Responses
-----------------

There are several possible responses.

8.737.4.1 Event already completed
.................................

{ from: "startEvent",
  status: false,
  alreadyDone: true,
  err: "event.alreadyDone",
  error: "User-visible error message"
  moniker: "moniker" }

   Some events cannot be started more than once by the same character,
or more than once within a certain period of time, or more than once by
the same character within a certain period of time.  This is a simple
rejection; there is not inherently any explanation to the client of the
circumstances — in particular, the client is not informed when (or by
whom) the event can be fired again.

8.737.4.2 Event started successfully
....................................

{ from: "startEvent",
  status: true,
  eventID: "ID" }

   This is the short form.  It means that the event can be started, and
the caller had better know what to do about it; typically, that will
only be to turn around and immediately call *note TOOTSVILLE
INFINITY-END-EVENT:: with the provided event ID.

8.737.4.3 Event requires a download to begin
............................................

{ from: "startEvent",
  status: true,
  eventID: "ID",
  filename: "blah.swf",
  asVersion: ( 2 | 3 ) }

   This form is archaic and won’t be returned right now, but is included
for comparison — and to make the modern long form make sense by
comparison.

{ from: "startEvent",
  status: true,
  eventID: "ID",
  filename: "blah.js",
  function: "foo",
  asVersion: "html5" }

   This is the modern long form.  The client is expected to:

   • Download ‘blah.js’

   • Call the function ‘Tootsville.Event["foo"](eventID)’ — that is,
     literally, look in the global object ‘Tootsville.Event’ for a
     function named ‘foo’ — with the event ID as its parameter.

   In other words,

Tootsville.Event [ datagram.function ] ( datagram.eventID );

   The code in ‘blah.js’ is required to use the opportunistic
object-as-namespace initialization of the form:

if (!('Tootville' in window))
 { Tootsville = { Event: { Foo: {} } }; }

if (!('Event' in Tootsville))
 { Tootsville.Event = { Foo: {} } }; }

if (!('Foo' in Tootsville.Event))
 { Tootsville.Event.Foo = {}; }

Tootsville.Event.foo = function (eventID) { ... };

Tootsville.Event.Foo.otherMethod = function ( ... ) { ... };

   See the front-end documentation for more details on the coding style
used.

8.737.5 Error response
----------------------

{ from: "startEvent",
  status: false,
  err: "error code",
  error: "User-visible error message" }

   The error code can be one of:

‘eventType.notFound’
     The ‘moniker’ passed was invalid.

8.737.6 Ending an event
-----------------------

This event is now open, and will remain open until it has been completed
or canceled using *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-END-EVENT::, q.v.

8.737.7 Quaestor Events in Detail
---------------------------------

8.737.7.1 Magic Fountains
.........................

WRITEME

8.737.7.2 Shops
...............

WRITEME

8.737.7.3 Secrets and Treasures
...............................

WRITEME

8.737.7.4 Minigames
...................

WRITEME

8.737.8 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

WRITEME

8.737.9 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.738 Tootsville::Infinity-Stats
================================

8.738.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Stats names an undocumented function, with lambda list NIL.

8.738.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/infinity.lisp.

8.739 Tootsville::Infinity-Toot-List
====================================

8.739.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Toot-List names a function, with lambda list (D U RECIPIENT/S):

   Enumerates all Toots owned by the user.

   Lisp TOOT-LIST = JSON tootList

8.739.2 Usage
-------------

This command requires no parameters.

8.739.3 200 OK
--------------

Returns an object with ‘status: true, from: "tootList"’, and a key
‘toots’ under which is the list of Toots owned by the user.  Each Toot
object is as per *note TOOTSVILLE TOOT-INFO::, q.v.

{ from: "tootList",
  status: true,
  toots: [ { INFO }, ... ] }

   See *note TOOTSVILLE TOOT-LIST-MESSAGE::.

8.739.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.740 Tootsville::Infinity-Use-Equipment
========================================

8.740.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Use-Equipment names a function, with lambda list (D USER
RECIPIENT/S):

   The player wishes to use a piece of equipment on a particular item or
place.

   Lisp USE-EQUIPMENT = JSON useEquipment

8.740.2 Usage
-------------

{ t: ( 1 | 2 ),
  x: X, y: Y, z: Z }

   or

{ t: ( 1 | 2 ),
  on: "ITEM-OR-CHARACTER-UUID",
  [ of: ( "item" | "char" ) ] }

   The ‘t’ number indicates whether the user’s currently-selected
primary item (i.e.  the item equipped in their trunk) is being used, or
their secondary item (which is not supported).  In other words, for
Romance 1.1, 1.2, or 2.0, this must always be the number 1.

   In the first form, the user wants to use their equipment on an
arbitrary point in space, whose coördinates are passed in.

   In the second form, the user wants to use their equipment on a
particular item or character.  The optional ‘of’ helps narrow down
whether it should be an item or character.

   WRITEME

8.740.3 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

WRITEME

8.740.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.741 Tootsville::Infinity-Wardrobe
===================================

8.741.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Wardrobe names a function, with lambda list (D U RECIPIENT/S):

   Describe what your Toot is wearing.

   Lisp WARDROBE = JSON wardrobe

   Note that several other commands will actually return wardrobe
information packets.

8.741.2 Usage
-------------

This command requires no parameters.

8.741.3 200 OK
--------------

The returned packet, aside from the expected ‘ status: true, from:
"wardrobe"’, contains a key ‘wardrobe’ which in turn contains a key
‘avatar’ which itself contains the JSON data in the fromat of *note
TOOTSVILLE TOOT-INFO::, q.v.

{ from: "wardrobe",
  status: true,
  wardrobe: { avatar: { AVATAR INFO } } }

8.741.4 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

The actual *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-WARDROBE:: function is new, but the
returned packets ‘from: "wardrobe"’ were already being used by other
commands, including *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-DON:: and *note TOOTSVILLE
INFINITY-DOFF:: and *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-DOFFF::.

8.741.5 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.742 Tootsville::Infinity-Websocket-Resource
=============================================

8.742.1 Class
-------------

Infinity-Websocket-Resource names a class, with one superclass:
HUNCHENSOCKET::WEBSOCKET-RESOURCE (not in this manual).

8.742.2 Slots
-------------

Class Infinity-Websocket-Resource has 3 direct slot definitions:

‘Clients’
     (undocumented)
‘Client-Class’
     (undocumented)
‘Lock’
     (undocumented)

8.743 Tootsville::Infinity-Wtl
==============================

8.743.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Wtl names a function, with lambda list (D U R):

   Walk the Line

   Lisp WTL = JSON wtl

   Users send a “wtl” packet when they’re moving in a straight line;
while other (arc) shapes were considered, they’re not currently
supported.  Each “wtl” packet has a start and end point, a start time,
and a speed; this course is enough information for other clients to
determine where along the line (linear interpolation) the walker is now.

8.743.2 Usage
-------------

{ course: 
  { startPosition: {  x:  y:  z:  },
    startTime: UNIX-TIME,
    endPosition: { x: y: z: }, 
    speed: SPEED }, 
  facing: RADIANS }

   Facing can be given as *note TOOTSVILLE INTERPRET-FACING::, and will
be converted to decimal radians.

   In return, all observers receive these “wtl” packets back ...
WRITEME

8.743.3 Reply
-------------

{ from: "wtl", status: true, course: {}, facing:, u: UUID, n: NAME }

8.743.4 Future Directions
-------------------------

There is limited, partial, and broken support for the new ‘d3’ system
which will eventually supersede ‘wtl’ in Romance 2, but it is not useful
today.  Use ‘wtl’ in new code.

8.743.5 See Also
----------------

See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SET-USER-VAR:: for discussion of an
alternative way to submit a ‘wtl’ packet or the legacy ‘d’ form (see
below).

8.743.6 Changes from 1.1
------------------------

In Romance 1.0 and 1.1, the usual way to walk was using the ‘d’ user
variable, which was a string encoding very similar to the intent of
‘wtl’.  The ‘d’ string was developed by Robert Dawson and Bruce-Robert
Pocock to cover up network latency by providing a concrete (linear
interpolated) position for each character at all times, no matter how
laggy players’ network connections were.

   In the Persephone client software, these were sometimes referred to
as a ‘datList’.

   ‘d’ strings consisted of a ‘~’ delimited list of either
x1~z1~x2~z2~facing~startTime or x1~y1~x2~y2~facing~startTime~z1~z2.
Note how the two-coördinate form uses x,z with y pinned at zero.

   As with ‘wtl’, ‘facing’ can be supplied in either radians or as a
value from the list ‘N NE E SE S SW W NW’.  See *note TOOTSVILLE
INTERPRET-FACING::.

8.743.7 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.744 Tootsville::Infinity-Wtl-4
================================

8.744.1 Function
----------------

Infinity-Wtl-4 names a function, with lambda list (D U R):

   Walk the Line indirect refresher from observer

   Lisp WTL-4 = JSON wtl4

8.744.2 Usage
-------------

{ u: "TOOT-NAME",
  course: { COURSE },
  facing: RADIANS }

   Facing can be provided as per *note TOOTSVILLE INTERPRET-FACING::.

   WRITEME

8.744.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.745 Tootsville::Init-Async
============================

8.745.1 Function
----------------

Init-Async names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Initialize LPARALLEL for running tasks asynchronously.

8.745.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/main.lisp.

8.746 Tootsville::Init-Characters
=================================

8.746.1 Function
----------------

Init-Characters names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Initialize non-player characters in the game world.

8.746.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/characters.lisp.

8.747 Tootsville::Integer-To-Byte-Vector
========================================

8.747.1 Function
----------------

Integer-To-Byte-Vector names a function, with lambda list (INTEGER
&OPTIONAL (VECTOR (MAKE-ARRAY (CEILING (INTEGER-LENGTH INTEGER) 8)
ELEMENT-TYPE (QUOTE (UNSIGNED-BYTE 8))))):

   Convert INTEGER into VECTOR of (UNSIGNED-BYTE 8)

   If VECTOR is supplied, it must be long enough to accept INTEGER
without growing.  Otherwise, the vector of the minimum length to hold
INTEGER will be constructed.

   The byte vector will be in big-endian (aka “network”) byte order.

8.747.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/binary.lisp.

8.748 Tootsville::Integer-To-Color24
====================================

8.748.1 Function
----------------

Integer-To-Color24 names a function, with lambda list (NUMBER):

   Return a color represented by the 24-bit integer NUMBER.

   The upper 8 bits are the red channel; the next 8 bits, green; and the
lowest 8 bits, the blue channel.

8.748.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/color+pattern.lisp.

8.749 Tootsville::Interpret-Facing
==================================

8.749.1 Function
----------------

Interpret-Facing names a function, with lambda list (FACING):

   Given a FACING string, return an angle in radians.

   This supports a string that is a floating-point number of radians
that can be parsed by ORG.MAPCAR.PARSE-NUMBER::PARSE-NUMBER (not in this
manual) or one of the cardinal eight directions as a string: ‘N NE E SE
S SW W NW’.

8.749.2 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
-------------------------------

Facing directions used to be only the cardinal directions; now, an
arbitrary rotation in radians is possible.

   TODO: Throw a 400-type exception when junk is passed in.

8.749.3 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.750 Tootsville::Invalidate-Cache
==================================

8.750.1 Function
----------------

Invalidate-Cache names a function, with lambda list (OBJECT):

   Identify that the cache is dirty and should be cleared of a certain
set of possible records.

   This is called by the :AFTER methods of *note TOOTSVILLE
SAVE-RECORD:: and *note TOOTSVILLE DESTROY-RECORD::.

8.750.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/generic-db.lisp.

8.751 Tootsville::Inventory-Item
================================

8.751.1 Class
-------------

Inventory-Item names a class, with one superclass:
COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT (not in this manual).

8.751.2 Slots
-------------

Class Inventory-Item has 4 direct slot definitions:

‘Item’

‘Person’

‘Toot’

‘Equipped’

8.752 Tootsville::Inventory-Item-Equipped
=========================================

8.752.1 Function
----------------

Inventory-Item-Equipped names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.752.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.752.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Inventory-Item-Equipped) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.752.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.753 Tootsville::Inventory-Item-Equipped-P
===========================================

8.753.1 Function
----------------

Inventory-Item-Equipped-P names a function, with lambda list (ITEM):

   Is the inventory item equipped at all?

8.753.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/toots.lisp.

8.754 Tootsville::Inventory-Item-Item
=====================================

8.754.1 Function
----------------

Inventory-Item-Item names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.754.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.754.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Inventory-Item-Item) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.754.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.755 Tootsville::Inventory-Item-P
==================================

8.755.1 Function
----------------

Inventory-Item-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(OBJECT).

8.755.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.756 Tootsville::Inventory-Item-Person
=======================================

8.756.1 Function
----------------

Inventory-Item-Person names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.756.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.756.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Inventory-Item-Person) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.756.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.757 Tootsville::Inventory-Item-Toot
=====================================

8.757.1 Function
----------------

Inventory-Item-Toot names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.757.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.757.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Inventory-Item-Toot) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.757.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.758 Tootsville::Item
======================

8.758.1 Class
-------------

Item names a class, with one superclass: COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT
(not in this manual).

8.758.2 Slots
-------------

Class Item has 16 direct slot definitions:

‘Uuid’

‘Base-Color’

‘Alt-Color’

‘Template’

‘Energy’

‘Avatar-Scale-X’

‘Avatar-Scale-Y’

‘Avatar-Scale-Z’

‘X’

‘Y’

‘Z’

‘Facing’

‘Latitude’

‘Longitude’

‘Altitude’

‘World’

8.759 Tootsville::Item-Alt-Color
================================

8.759.1 Function
----------------

Item-Alt-Color names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.759.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.759.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-Alt-Color) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.759.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.760 Tootsville::Item-Altitude
===============================

8.760.1 Function
----------------

Item-Altitude names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.760.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.760.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-Altitude) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.760.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.761 Tootsville::Item-Avatar-Scale-X
=====================================

8.761.1 Function
----------------

Item-Avatar-Scale-X names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.761.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.761.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-Avatar-Scale-X) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.761.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.762 Tootsville::Item-Avatar-Scale-Y
=====================================

8.762.1 Function
----------------

Item-Avatar-Scale-Y names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.762.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.762.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-Avatar-Scale-Y) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.762.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.763 Tootsville::Item-Avatar-Scale-Z
=====================================

8.763.1 Function
----------------

Item-Avatar-Scale-Z names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.763.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.763.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-Avatar-Scale-Z) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.763.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.764 Tootsville::Item-Base-Color
=================================

8.764.1 Function
----------------

Item-Base-Color names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.764.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.764.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-Base-Color) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.764.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.765 Tootsville::Item-Energy
=============================

8.765.1 Function
----------------

Item-Energy names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.765.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.765.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-Energy) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.765.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.766 Tootsville::Item-Facing
=============================

8.766.1 Function
----------------

Item-Facing names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.766.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.766.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-Facing) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.766.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.767 Tootsville::Item-Gain-Energy
==================================

8.767.1 Function
----------------

Item-Gain-Energy names a function, with lambda list (ITEM AMOUNT):

   Increate the energy of ITEM by AMOUNT (stopping at its :Energy-Max).

   If ITEM’s Energy-Kind is :COUNTABLE, then AMOUNT must be an integer.

8.767.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/items.lisp.

8.768 Tootsville::Item-In-Inventory-P
=====================================

8.768.1 Function
----------------

Item-In-Inventory-P names a function, with lambda list (ITEM):

   Is ITEM in a character’s inventory?

8.768.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/world.lisp.

8.769 Tootsville::Item-Info
===========================

8.769.1 Function
----------------

Item-Info names a function, with lambda list (ITEM):

   Describes ITEM in a JSON structure.

   This structure has the following keys:

‘uuid’
     The universally-unique ID of this particular item
‘baseColor’
     The base color of this item (if any).  This is a primary color
     texture that may be applied to the model.  See *note TOOTSVILLE
     PARSE-COLOR24:: for the syntax.
‘altColor’
     The alternate color of this item (if any).  This is a secondary
     color texture that may be applied to the model.  See *note
     TOOTSVILLE PARSE-COLOR24:: for the syntax.
‘template’
     The Item Template of which this individual item is an instance.
     This is a table in the form described at *note TOOTSVILLE
     ITEM-TEMPLATE-INFO::.

‘energy’
     For items with an ‘energyKind’ of ‘COUNTABLE’ or ‘UNCOUNTABLE’,
     this indicates the number of (‘COUNTABLE’) discrete energy units
     remaining or (‘UNCOUNTABLE’) the portion of ‘energyMax’ remaining
     (which should be surfaced to the user as a percentage or the like).
‘scape’
     The item’s scaling factors in each of the ‘x’, ‘y’, and ‘z’
     dimensions, as compared to the size of the raw asset in the avatar
     model file.
‘position’
     The item’s relative position in ‘x’, ‘y’, and ‘z’ coördinates
‘facing’
     The angle in which the item is facing in radians.  Clients should
     also support, for compatibility, the eight cardinal directions
     given as the strings ‘N’, ‘NE’, ‘E’, ‘SE’, ‘S’, ‘SW’, ‘W’, or ‘NW’.
‘world’
     The world in which the item is located
‘location’
     The location of the item within the world in ‘lat’-itude,
     ‘long’-itude, and ‘alt’-itude.

8.769.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/items.lisp.

8.770 Tootsville::Item-Latitude
===============================

8.770.1 Function
----------------

Item-Latitude names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.770.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.770.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-Latitude) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.770.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.771 Tootsville::Item-Longitude
================================

8.771.1 Function
----------------

Item-Longitude names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.771.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.771.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-Longitude) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.771.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.772 Tootsville::Item-Lose-Energy
==================================

8.772.1 Function
----------------

Item-Lose-Energy names a function, with lambda list (ITEM AMOUNT):

   Decrease the energy of ITEM by AMOUNT (stopping at zero).

   If the item’s energy reaches zero, the effect of its :On-Zero flag
will occur; either it will remain :EMPTY, or :VANISH.

   If ITEM’s Energy-Kind is :COUNTABLE, then AMOUNT must be an integer.

8.772.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/items.lisp.

8.773 Tootsville::Item-Owned-By-P
=================================

8.773.1 Function
----------------

Item-Owned-By-P names a function, with lambda list (ITEM &OPTIONAL (TOOT
*TOOT*)):

   A generalized boolean indicating whether ITEM is owned by TOOT.

   Calls *note TOOTSVILLE TOOT-INVENTORY:: to benefit from caching.

8.773.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/items.lisp.

8.774 Tootsville::Item-P
========================

8.774.1 Function
----------------

Item-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.774.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.775 Tootsville::Item-Template
===============================

8.775.1 Function
----------------

Item-Template names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.775.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.775.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-Template) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.775.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.775.5 Class
-------------

Item-Template names a class, with one superclass:
COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT (not in this manual).

8.775.6 Slots
-------------

Class Item-Template has 15 direct slot definitions:

‘Id’

‘Name’

‘Description’

‘Trade’

‘Default-Base-Color’

‘Default-Alt-Color’

‘Avatar’

‘Energy-Kind’

‘Energy-Max’

‘On-Zero’

‘Wear-Slot’

‘Weight’

‘Avatar-Scale-X’

‘Avatar-Scale-Y’

‘Avatar-Scale-Z’

8.776 Tootsville::Item-Template-Avatar
======================================

8.776.1 Function
----------------

Item-Template-Avatar names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.776.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.776.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-Template-Avatar) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.776.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.777 Tootsville::Item-Template-Avatar-Scale-X
==============================================

8.777.1 Function
----------------

Item-Template-Avatar-Scale-X names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (INSTANCE).

8.777.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.777.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-Template-Avatar-Scale-X) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.777.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.778 Tootsville::Item-Template-Avatar-Scale-Y
==============================================

8.778.1 Function
----------------

Item-Template-Avatar-Scale-Y names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (INSTANCE).

8.778.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.778.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-Template-Avatar-Scale-Y) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.778.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.779 Tootsville::Item-Template-Avatar-Scale-Z
==============================================

8.779.1 Function
----------------

Item-Template-Avatar-Scale-Z names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (INSTANCE).

8.779.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.779.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-Template-Avatar-Scale-Z) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.779.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.780 Tootsville::Item-Template-Default-Alt-Color
=================================================

8.780.1 Function
----------------

Item-Template-Default-Alt-Color names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.780.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.780.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-Template-Default-Alt-Color) names an undocumented function,
with lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.780.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.781 Tootsville::Item-Template-Default-Base-Color
==================================================

8.781.1 Function
----------------

Item-Template-Default-Base-Color names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.781.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.781.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-Template-Default-Base-Color) names an undocumented function,
with lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.781.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.782 Tootsville::Item-Template-Description
===========================================

8.782.1 Function
----------------

Item-Template-Description names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (INSTANCE).

8.782.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.782.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-Template-Description) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.782.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.783 Tootsville::Item-Template-Energy-Kind
===========================================

8.783.1 Function
----------------

Item-Template-Energy-Kind names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (INSTANCE).

8.783.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.783.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-Template-Energy-Kind) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.783.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.784 Tootsville::Item-Template-Energy-Max
==========================================

8.784.1 Function
----------------

Item-Template-Energy-Max names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (INSTANCE).

8.784.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.784.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-Template-Energy-Max) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.784.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.785 Tootsville::Item-Template-Id
==================================

8.785.1 Function
----------------

Item-Template-Id names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.785.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.785.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-Template-Id) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.785.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.786 Tootsville::Item-Template-Info
====================================

8.786.1 Function
----------------

Item-Template-Info names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(TEMPLATE).

8.786.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/items.lisp.

8.787 Tootsville::Item-Template-Name
====================================

8.787.1 Function
----------------

Item-Template-Name names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.787.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.787.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-Template-Name) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.787.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.788 Tootsville::Item-Template-On-Zero
=======================================

8.788.1 Function
----------------

Item-Template-On-Zero names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.788.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.788.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-Template-On-Zero) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.788.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.789 Tootsville::Item-Template-P
=================================

8.789.1 Function
----------------

Item-Template-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(OBJECT).

8.789.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.790 Tootsville::Item-Template-Trade
=====================================

8.790.1 Function
----------------

Item-Template-Trade names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.790.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.790.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-Template-Trade) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.790.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.791 Tootsville::Item-Template-Wear-Slot
=========================================

8.791.1 Function
----------------

Item-Template-Wear-Slot names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.791.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.791.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-Template-Wear-Slot) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.791.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.792 Tootsville::Item-Template-Weight
======================================

8.792.1 Function
----------------

Item-Template-Weight names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.792.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.792.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-Template-Weight) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.792.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.793 Tootsville::Item-Uuid
===========================

8.793.1 Function
----------------

Item-Uuid names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.793.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.793.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-Uuid) names an undocumented function, with lambda list (VALUE
INSTANCE).

8.793.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.794 Tootsville::Item-World
============================

8.794.1 Function
----------------

Item-World names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.794.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.794.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-World) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.794.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.795 Tootsville::Item-X
========================

8.795.1 Function
----------------

Item-X names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.795.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.795.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-X) names an undocumented function, with lambda list (VALUE
INSTANCE).

8.795.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.796 Tootsville::Item-Y
========================

8.796.1 Function
----------------

Item-Y names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.796.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.796.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-Y) names an undocumented function, with lambda list (VALUE
INSTANCE).

8.796.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.797 Tootsville::Item-Z
========================

8.797.1 Function
----------------

Item-Z names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.797.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.797.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Item-Z) names an undocumented function, with lambda list (VALUE
INSTANCE).

8.797.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.798 Tootsville::Items-At
==========================

8.798.1 Function
----------------

Items-At names a function, with lambda list (LATITUDE LONGITUDE ALTITUDE
WORLD):

   All items in the space at LATITUDE, LONGITUDE, and ALTITUDE in WORLD.

   Returns all items in that volume which are not in a character’s
inventory.

8.798.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/world.lisp.

8.799 Tootsville::Jack-Personality
==================================

8.799.1 Structure
-----------------

Jack-Personality names a STRUCTURE:

   This class defines a character named Jack

8.799.2 Type
------------

Jack-Personality names a TYPE:

   This class defines a character named Jack

8.799.3 Class
-------------

Jack-Personality names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
ROBOT-JACK::.

   This class defines a character named Jack

8.799.4 Slots
-------------

Class Jack-Personality has no direct slots defined.

8.800 Tootsville::Journal
=========================

8.800.1 Function
----------------

Journal names a function, with lambda list (&REST WORDS):

   Add a staff journal entry or review last entries.

   UNIMPLEMENTED in 2.0

   See also ‘INFINITY-JOURNAL’ for an Infinity Mode command for the same
purpose.

8.800.2 Usage
-------------

To read the last journal entry, use ‘#journal #last’.  To read the one
before that, use ‘#journal #last -1’, and for farther back, use lesser
(more negative) values of REFERENCE.

   To read a journal entry relative to a certain user, use ‘#ref’.

   To post a new journal entry, simply enter it after ‘#journal’.  You
can associate it with one or more users with ‘#for’.

#journal #last [REFERENCE]

#journal #ref USER [REFERENCE]

#journal [#for USER[,...]] ENTRY...

   REFERENCE will always be zero or negative.

8.800.3 Examples
----------------

#journal #last
#journal #last -1
#journal #last -2

#journal #ref Pil
#journal #ref Pil -1

#journal #for pil,zap Added a new game with Pil and Zap
#journal #for mayor-louis Had to kick off mayor-louis for sedition

#journal Server game2 shut down for maintenance

8.800.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/modern-ops.lisp.

8.801 Tootsville::Json-To-Html
==============================

8.801.1 Function
----------------

Json-To-Html names a function, with lambda list (JSON):

   Converts JSON to a set of key-value pairs in pretty-printed HTML
form.

8.801.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

8.802 Tootsville::Kick
======================

8.802.1 Function
----------------

Kick names a function, with lambda list (CLIENT TITLE MESSAGE
REASON-CODE):

   Kick CLIENT off with TITLE and MESSAGE and REASON-CODE.

8.802.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.803 Tootsville::Kick-Child-Time-Up
====================================

8.803.1 Function
----------------

Kick-Child-Time-Up names a function, with lambda list (TOOT):

   Kick TOOT as the child’s time to play has expired.

8.803.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.804 Tootsville::Kind-Of-Habitat
=================================

8.804.1 Type
------------

Kind-Of-Habitat names a TYPE:

   The various kinds of habitat that exist in the world.

Shaddow

Rocky

Swamp

Grassland

Desert

Savannah

Forest

Ocean

Ice

Moon

Pink Moon

Moon Base

City

Farm

Manatee City

Beachside

Space

Asteroid Field

8.805 Tootsville::Lambda-List-As-Variables
==========================================

8.805.1 Function
----------------

Lambda-List-As-Variables names a function, with lambda list (Λ-LIST):

   Convert Λ-LIST into variables for an endpoint function.

8.805.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.806 Tootsville::Last-Active
=============================

8.806.1 Function
----------------

Last-Active names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.806.2 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Last-Active) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(NEW-VALUE OBJECT).

8.807 Tootsville::Latitude
==========================

8.807.1 Function
----------------

Latitude names a function, with lambda list (THING):

   The latitude of THING

8.807.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.808 Tootsville::Legal-Age
===========================

8.808.1 Function
----------------

Legal-Age names a function, with lambda list (DATE-OF-BIRTH &OPTIONAL
(REFERENCE-DATE (NOW))):

   The age of a person born on DATE-OF-BIRTH, as of REFERENCE-DATE (or
right now)

   This uses the legal definition that the person’s age increments at
the midnight of their date of birth each year, with the date 29 February
treated as 1 March on non-leap-years.

   The time zone used for this computation is the not defined, however,
yielding rather irregular behaviour depending on time zones and the
like.

   TODO: Determine in what time zone we should compute this for legal
reasons, eg, COPPA.

8.808.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/date+time.lisp.

8.809 Tootsville::Lil-Mc-Personality
====================================

8.809.1 Structure
-----------------

Lil-Mc-Personality names a STRUCTURE:

   This class defines a character named Lil-Mc

8.809.2 Type
------------

Lil-Mc-Personality names a TYPE:

   This class defines a character named Lil-Mc

8.809.3 Class
-------------

Lil-Mc-Personality names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
ROBOT-LIL-MC::.

   This class defines a character named Lil-Mc

8.809.4 Slots
-------------

Class Lil-Mc-Personality has no direct slots defined.

8.810 Tootsville::Limit-String-Length
=====================================

8.810.1 Function
----------------

Limit-String-Length names a function, with lambda list (STRING LENGTH):

   Returns up to LENGTH characters from STRING.

   If STRING is less than LENGTH characters in length, the entire
(original) string is returned.

8.810.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/string-characteristics.lisp.

8.811 Tootsville::Lisp-To-Db-Name
=================================

8.811.1 Function
----------------

Lisp-To-Db-Name names a function, with lambda list (NAME):

   Convert a Lispy name to an SQL-type one.

   Particularly, changes CAPS-WITH-KEBABS to lower_with_snakes.

8.811.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.812 Tootsville::List-Banhammers
=================================

8.812.1 Function
----------------

List-Banhammers names an undocumented function, with lambda list NIL.

8.812.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

8.813 Tootsville::List-Of-String=
=================================

8.813.1 Function
----------------

List-Of-String= names an undocumented function, with lambda list (A B).

8.813.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.814 Tootsville::Listen-For-Websockets
=======================================

8.814.1 Function
----------------

Listen-For-Websockets names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Start listening for websocket connections.

8.814.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.815 Tootsville::Listener-Name
===============================

8.815.1 Function
----------------

Listener-Name names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(LISTENER).

8.815.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.816 Tootsville::Load-Config
=============================

8.816.1 Function
----------------

Load-Config names a function, with lambda list (&OPTIONAL (CONFIG-FILE
(DEFAULT-CONFIG-FILE))):

   Load the configuration from CONFIG-FILE.

8.816.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/config.lisp.

8.817 Tootsville::Load-Record
=============================

8.817.1 Function
----------------

Load-Record names a function, with lambda list (TYPE COLUMNS):

   Create an object of TYPE from the raw data in COLUMNS.

   Used by *note TOOTSVILLE FIND-RECORD:: and *note TOOTSVILLE
FIND-RECORDS::, which are what a normal user of this API will be
interested-in.

8.817.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/generic-db.lisp.

8.818 Tootsville::Local-Room-Vars
=================================

8.818.1 Function
----------------

Local-Room-Vars names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Gets “room variables” local to *CLIENT*.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ROOM-VARS:: for a discussion.

8.818.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.819 Tootsville::Locale-Music
==============================

8.819.1 Class
-------------

Locale-Music names a class, with one superclass:
COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT (not in this manual).

8.819.2 Slots
-------------

Class Locale-Music has 5 direct slot definitions:

‘Music’

‘X’

‘Y’

‘Z’

‘Radius’

8.820 Tootsville::Locale-Music-Music
====================================

8.820.1 Function
----------------

Locale-Music-Music names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.820.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.820.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Locale-Music-Music) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.820.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.821 Tootsville::Locale-Music-P
================================

8.821.1 Function
----------------

Locale-Music-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(OBJECT).

8.821.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.822 Tootsville::Locale-Music-Radius
=====================================

8.822.1 Function
----------------

Locale-Music-Radius names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.822.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.822.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Locale-Music-Radius) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.822.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.823 Tootsville::Locale-Music-X
================================

8.823.1 Function
----------------

Locale-Music-X names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.823.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.823.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Locale-Music-X) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.823.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.824 Tootsville::Locale-Music-Y
================================

8.824.1 Function
----------------

Locale-Music-Y names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.824.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.824.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Locale-Music-Y) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.824.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.825 Tootsville::Locale-Music-Z
================================

8.825.1 Function
----------------

Locale-Music-Z names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.825.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.825.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Locale-Music-Z) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.825.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.826 Tootsville::Login
=======================

8.826.1 Class
-------------

Login names a class, with one superclass: COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT
(not in this manual).

8.826.2 Slots
-------------

Class Login has 7 direct slot definitions:

‘Uuid’

‘Person’

‘Credential’

‘Start’

‘Renewed’

‘Last-Seen’

‘Origin’

8.827 Tootsville::Login-Child
=============================

8.827.1 Function
----------------

Login-Child names a function, with lambda list (TOOT):

   Start a login request for TOOT, if one is not already pending.

   WRITEME

8.827.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.828 Tootsville::Login-Credential
==================================

8.828.1 Function
----------------

Login-Credential names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.828.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.828.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Login-Credential) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.828.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.829 Tootsville::Login-Fail
============================

8.829.1 Function
----------------

Login-Fail names a function, with lambda list (ERR2 MSG CLIENT):

   Sends a login failure message.

{ from: "login",
  status: false,
  err: "login.fail",
  msg: "User-visible error message",
  err2: "unique error token" }

   ‘err2’ is an unique error token to identify the specific reason why
login was denied in machine-readable form.  ‘msg’ conveys approximately
the same information, but in a form suitable for relaying to the end
user.

‘hashfail’

     The password hash submitted was incorrect.  Refer to *note
     TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-LOGIN:: for the proper structure of the login
     packet.  This usually, if the software is conforming, means that
     the user entered a bad password.

‘no-apple’

     The client did not obtain an apple with which to create the
     password hash.

‘no-Toot’

     The Toot named does not exist.

‘no-zone’

     The Zone named does not exist.  Only ‘$Eden’ is a valid Zone name.

‘not-child’

     The Toot named was not a child Toot.  Login by password is for
     children only; adults use third-party authentication (eg, Firebase
     for Google and Twitter) to log in.

   For an overview of the child login process, see *note TOOTSVILLE
INFINITY-GET-APPLE::.

8.829.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.830 Tootsville::Login-Failed-Message
======================================

8.830.1 Function
----------------

Login-Failed-Message names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Produce a logOK for failed login

8.830.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.831 Tootsville::Login-Last-Seen
=================================

8.831.1 Function
----------------

Login-Last-Seen names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.831.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.831.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Login-Last-Seen) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.831.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.832 Tootsville::Login-Ok-Message
==================================

8.832.1 Function
----------------

Login-Ok-Message names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Produce a logOK message for successful login

8.832.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.833 Tootsville::Login-Origin
==============================

8.833.1 Function
----------------

Login-Origin names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.833.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.833.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Login-Origin) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.833.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.834 Tootsville::Login-P
=========================

8.834.1 Function
----------------

Login-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.834.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.835 Tootsville::Login-Person
==============================

8.835.1 Function
----------------

Login-Person names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.835.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.835.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Login-Person) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.835.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.836 Tootsville::Login-Renewed
===============================

8.836.1 Function
----------------

Login-Renewed names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.836.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.836.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Login-Renewed) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.836.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.837 Tootsville::Login-Start
=============================

8.837.1 Function
----------------

Login-Start names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.837.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.837.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Login-Start) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.837.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.838 Tootsville::Login-Uuid
============================

8.838.1 Function
----------------

Login-Uuid names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.838.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.838.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Login-Uuid) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.838.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.839 Tootsville::Longitude
===========================

8.839.1 Function
----------------

Longitude names a function, with lambda list (THING):

   The longitude of THING

8.839.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.840 Tootsville::Look-For-Ssl-Certs
====================================

8.840.1 Function
----------------

Look-For-Ssl-Certs names an undocumented function, with lambda list NIL.

8.840.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/config.lisp.

8.841 Tootsville::Lot
=====================

8.841.1 Class
-------------

Lot names a class, with one superclass: COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT
(not in this manual).

8.841.2 Slots
-------------

Class Lot has 9 direct slot definitions:

‘X1’

‘X2’

‘Y1’

‘Y2’

‘Z1’

‘Z2’

‘Ownership’

‘Owner-Toot’

‘World’

8.842 Tootsville::Lot-Owner-Toot
================================

8.842.1 Function
----------------

Lot-Owner-Toot names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.842.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.842.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Lot-Owner-Toot) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.842.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.843 Tootsville::Lot-Ownership
===============================

8.843.1 Function
----------------

Lot-Ownership names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.843.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.843.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Lot-Ownership) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.843.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.844 Tootsville::Lot-P
=======================

8.844.1 Function
----------------

Lot-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.844.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.845 Tootsville::Lot-World
===========================

8.845.1 Function
----------------

Lot-World names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.845.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.845.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Lot-World) names an undocumented function, with lambda list (VALUE
INSTANCE).

8.845.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.846 Tootsville::Lot-X1
========================

8.846.1 Function
----------------

Lot-X1 names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.846.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.846.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Lot-X1) names an undocumented function, with lambda list (VALUE
INSTANCE).

8.846.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.847 Tootsville::Lot-X2
========================

8.847.1 Function
----------------

Lot-X2 names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.847.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.847.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Lot-X2) names an undocumented function, with lambda list (VALUE
INSTANCE).

8.847.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.848 Tootsville::Lot-Y1
========================

8.848.1 Function
----------------

Lot-Y1 names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.848.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.848.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Lot-Y1) names an undocumented function, with lambda list (VALUE
INSTANCE).

8.848.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.849 Tootsville::Lot-Y2
========================

8.849.1 Function
----------------

Lot-Y2 names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.849.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.849.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Lot-Y2) names an undocumented function, with lambda list (VALUE
INSTANCE).

8.849.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.850 Tootsville::Lot-Z1
========================

8.850.1 Function
----------------

Lot-Z1 names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.850.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.850.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Lot-Z1) names an undocumented function, with lambda list (VALUE
INSTANCE).

8.850.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.851 Tootsville::Lot-Z2
========================

8.851.1 Function
----------------

Lot-Z2 names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.851.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.851.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Lot-Z2) names an undocumented function, with lambda list (VALUE
INSTANCE).

8.851.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.852 Tootsville::Make-Avatar
=============================

8.852.1 Function
----------------

Make-Avatar names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&KEY ((ID
ID) NIL) ((MONIKER MONIKER) NIL) ((AVATAR-SCALE-X AVATAR-SCALE-X) NIL)
((AVATAR-SCALE-Y AVATAR-SCALE-Y) NIL) ((AVATAR-SCALE-Z AVATAR-SCALE-Z)
NIL)).

8.852.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.853 Tootsville::Make-Avatar-Slot
==================================

8.853.1 Function
----------------

Make-Avatar-Slot names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&KEY
((ID ID) NIL) ((AVATAR AVATAR) NIL) ((SLOT SLOT) NIL) ((VALENCE VALENCE)
NIL)).

8.853.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.854 Tootsville::Make-Character-Music
======================================

8.854.1 Function
----------------

Make-Character-Music names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(&KEY ((MUSIC MUSIC) NIL) ((TOOT TOOT) NIL)).

8.854.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.855 Tootsville::Make-Child-Request
====================================

8.855.1 Function
----------------

Make-Child-Request names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(&KEY ((UUID UUID) NIL) ((TOOT TOOT) NIL) ((PLACED-AT PLACED-AT) NIL)
((ALLOWED-AT ALLOWED-AT) NIL) ((DENIED-AT DENIED-AT) NIL) ((ALLOWED-FOR
ALLOWED-FOR) NIL) ((RESPONSE RESPONSE) NIL)).

8.855.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.856 Tootsville::Make-Color24
==============================

8.856.1 Function
----------------

Make-Color24 names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&KEY
((RED RED) 0) ((GREEN GREEN) 0) ((BLUE BLUE) 0)).

8.856.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/color+pattern.lisp.

8.857 Tootsville::Make-Contact
==============================

8.857.1 Function
----------------

Make-Contact names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&KEY
((UUID UUID) NIL) ((OWNER OWNER) NIL) ((CONTACT CONTACT) NIL) ((STARREDP
STARREDP) NIL) ((ADDED ADDED) NIL) ((LAST-USED LAST-USED) NIL)).

8.857.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.858 Tootsville::Make-Credential
=================================

8.858.1 Function
----------------

Make-Credential names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&KEY
((UUID UUID) NIL) ((PERSON PERSON) NIL) ((UID UID) NIL) ((PROVIDER
PROVIDER) NIL) ((ID-TOKEN ID-TOKEN) NIL) ((AUTH-TOKEN AUTH-TOKEN) NIL)
((REFRESH-TOKEN REFRESH-TOKEN) NIL) ((JSON-INFO JSON-INFO) NIL)).

8.858.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.859 Tootsville::Make-Endpoint-Function-Name
=============================================

8.859.1 Function
----------------

Make-Endpoint-Function-Name names a function, with lambda list (METHOD
URI ACCEPT-TYPE):

   Create the name of the endpoint function for METHOD, URI, and
ACCEPT-TYPE.

8.859.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.860 Tootsville::Make-Game-Point
=================================

8.860.1 Function
----------------

Make-Game-Point names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&KEY
((LATITUDE LATITUDE) NIL) ((LONGITUDE LONGITUDE) NIL) ((ALTITUDE
ALTITUDE) NIL) ((WORLD WORLD) NIL) ((X X) NIL) ((Y Y) NIL) ((Z Z) NIL)).

8.860.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.861 Tootsville::Make-Gossip-Initiation
========================================

8.861.1 Function
----------------

Make-Gossip-Initiation names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(&KEY ((UUID UUID) NIL) ((ANSWER ANSWER) NIL)).

8.861.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/gossip.lisp.

8.862 Tootsville::Make-Inventory-Item
=====================================

8.862.1 Function
----------------

Make-Inventory-Item names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(&KEY ((ITEM ITEM) NIL) ((PERSON PERSON) NIL) ((TOOT TOOT) NIL)
((EQUIPPED EQUIPPED) NIL)).

8.862.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.863 Tootsville::Make-Item
===========================

8.863.1 Function
----------------

Make-Item names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&KEY ((UUID
UUID) NIL) ((BASE-COLOR BASE-COLOR) NIL) ((ALT-COLOR ALT-COLOR) NIL)
((TEMPLATE TEMPLATE) NIL) ((ENERGY ENERGY) NIL) ((AVATAR-SCALE-X
AVATAR-SCALE-X) NIL) ((AVATAR-SCALE-Y AVATAR-SCALE-Y) NIL)
((AVATAR-SCALE-Z AVATAR-SCALE-Z) NIL) ((X X) NIL) ((Y Y) NIL) ((Z Z)
NIL) ((FACING FACING) NIL) ((LATITUDE LATITUDE) NIL) ((LONGITUDE
LONGITUDE) NIL) ((ALTITUDE ALTITUDE) NIL) ((WORLD WORLD) NIL)).

8.863.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.864 Tootsville::Make-Item-Template
====================================

8.864.1 Function
----------------

Make-Item-Template names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(&KEY ((ID ID) NIL) ((NAME NAME) NIL) ((DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION) NIL)
((TRADE TRADE) NIL) ((DEFAULT-BASE-COLOR DEFAULT-BASE-COLOR) NIL)
((DEFAULT-ALT-COLOR DEFAULT-ALT-COLOR) NIL) ((AVATAR AVATAR) NIL)
((ENERGY-KIND ENERGY-KIND) NIL) ((ENERGY-MAX ENERGY-MAX) NIL) ((ON-ZERO
ON-ZERO) NIL) ((WEAR-SLOT WEAR-SLOT) NIL) ((WEIGHT WEIGHT) NIL)
((AVATAR-SCALE-X AVATAR-SCALE-X) NIL) ((AVATAR-SCALE-Y AVATAR-SCALE-Y)
NIL) ((AVATAR-SCALE-Z AVATAR-SCALE-Z) NIL)).

8.864.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.865 Tootsville::Make-Locale-Music
===================================

8.865.1 Function
----------------

Make-Locale-Music names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&KEY
((MUSIC MUSIC) NIL) ((X X) NIL) ((Y Y) NIL) ((Z Z) NIL) ((RADIUS RADIUS)
NIL)).

8.865.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.866 Tootsville::Make-Login
============================

8.866.1 Function
----------------

Make-Login names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&KEY ((UUID
UUID) NIL) ((PERSON PERSON) NIL) ((CREDENTIAL CREDENTIAL) NIL) ((START
START) NIL) ((RENEWED RENEWED) NIL) ((LAST-SEEN LAST-SEEN) NIL) ((ORIGIN
ORIGIN) NIL)).

8.866.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.867 Tootsville::Make-Lot
==========================

8.867.1 Function
----------------

Make-Lot names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&KEY ((X1 X1)
NIL) ((X2 X2) NIL) ((Y1 Y1) NIL) ((Y2 Y2) NIL) ((Z1 Z1) NIL) ((Z2 Z2)
NIL) ((OWNERSHIP OWNERSHIP) NIL) ((OWNER-TOOT OWNER-TOOT) NIL) ((WORLD
WORLD) NIL)).

8.867.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.868 Tootsville::Make-Metronome-Task
=====================================

8.868.1 Function
----------------

Make-Metronome-Task names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(&KEY ((FREQUENCY FREQUENCY) NIL) ((ONE-SHOT-TIME ONE-SHOT-TIME) NIL)
((NAME NAME) NIL) ((FUNCTION FUNCTION) NIL) ((THREAD THREAD) NIL)).

8.868.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/metronome.lisp.

8.869 Tootsville::Make-Mist
===========================

8.869.1 Function
----------------

Make-Mist names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&KEY ((WORLD
WORLD) NIL) ((LATITUDE-1 LATITUDE-1) NIL) ((LONGITUDE-1 LONGITUDE-1)
NIL) ((ALTITUDE-1 ALTITUDE-1) NIL) ((LATITUDE-2 LATITUDE-2) NIL)
((LONGITUDE-2 LONGITUDE-2) NIL) ((ALTITUDE-2 ALTITUDE-2) NIL) ((DEFINEDP
DEFINEDP) NIL)).

8.869.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.870 Tootsville::Make-Music
============================

8.870.1 Function
----------------

Make-Music names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&KEY ((ID
ID) NIL) ((TITLE TITLE) NIL) ((ARTIST ARTIST) NIL) ((GENRE GENRE) NIL)
((LICENSE LICENSE) NIL) ((MONIKER MONIKER) NIL)).

8.870.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.871 Tootsville::Make-New-Toot-State
=====================================

8.871.1 Function
----------------

Make-New-Toot-State names a function, with lambda list (TOOT):

   Set up the state for TOOT, who has never logged in before.

   WRITEME

8.871.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.872 Tootsville::Make-Parent-Child
===================================

8.872.1 Function
----------------

Make-Parent-Child names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&KEY
((PARENT PARENT) NIL) ((CHILD CHILD) NIL)).

8.872.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.873 Tootsville::Make-Pattern
==============================

8.873.1 Function
----------------

Make-Pattern names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&KEY ((ID
ID) NIL) ((NAME NAME) NIL)).

8.873.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.874 Tootsville::Make-Person
=============================

8.874.1 Function
----------------

Make-Person names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&KEY
((UUID UUID) NIL) ((DISPLAY-NAME DISPLAY-NAME) NIL) ((GIVEN-NAME
GIVEN-NAME) NIL) ((SURNAME SURNAME) NIL) ((DATE-OF-BIRTH DATE-OF-BIRTH)
NIL) ((AGE AGE) NIL) ((SENSITIVEP SENSITIVEP) NIL) ((GENDER GENDER) NIL)
((LANG LANG) NIL)).

8.874.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.875 Tootsville::Make-Person-Link
==================================

8.875.1 Function
----------------

Make-Person-Link names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&KEY
((UUID UUID) NIL) ((PERSON PERSON) NIL) ((REL REL) NIL) ((URL URL) NIL)
((LABEL LABEL) NIL) ((PROVENANCE PROVENANCE) NIL)).

8.875.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.876 Tootsville::Make-Place
============================

8.876.1 Function
----------------

Make-Place names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&KEY ((UUID
UUID) NIL) ((WORLD WORLD) NIL) ((LATITUDE LATITUDE) NIL) ((LONGITUDE
LONGITUDE) NIL) ((ALTITUDE ALTITUDE) NIL) ((SHAPE SHAPE) NIL) ((KIND
KIND) NIL) ((ATTRIBUTES ATTRIBUTES) NIL) ((APPEARANCE APPEARANCE) NIL)).

8.876.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.877 Tootsville::Make-Quaestor-Event
=====================================

8.877.1 Function
----------------

Make-Quaestor-Event names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(&KEY ((UUID UUID) NIL) ((SOURCE SOURCE) NIL) ((STARTED-BY STARTED-BY)
NIL) ((STARTED-AT STARTED-AT) NIL) ((ENDED-AT ENDED-AT) NIL)
((COMPLETEDP COMPLETEDP) NIL) ((PEANUTS PEANUTS) NIL) ((FAIRY-DUST
FAIRY-DUST) NIL) ((ITEM ITEM) NIL) ((SCORE SCORE) NIL) ((MEDAL MEDAL)
NIL)).

8.877.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.878 Tootsville::Make-Record
=============================

8.878.1 Function
----------------

Make-Record names a function, with lambda list (TYPE &REST
COLUMNS+VALUES):

   Create a new record of TYPE with initial values COLUMNS+VALUES.

   Implies saving that record to the backing storage, as well.

   This is analogous to MAKE-INSTANCE (see the Common Lisp HyperSpec) or
a DEFSTRUCT (see the Common Lisp HyperSpec) constructor, but for ORM
objects.

8.878.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/generic-db.lisp.

8.879 Tootsville::Make-Sms
==========================

8.879.1 Function
----------------

Make-Sms names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&KEY ((UUID
UUID) NIL) ((SENDER SENDER) NIL) ((DESTINATION DESTINATION) NIL)
((MESSAGE MESSAGE) NIL) ((MMSP MMSP) NIL)).

8.879.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.880 Tootsville::Make-Store-Item
=================================

8.880.1 Function
----------------

Make-Store-Item names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&KEY
((UUID UUID) NIL) ((TEMPLATE TEMPLATE) NIL) ((QTY QTY) NIL) ((PRICE
PRICE) NIL) ((CURRENCY CURRENCY) NIL)).

8.880.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.881 Tootsville::Make-Tcp-Client
=================================

8.881.1 Function
----------------

Make-Tcp-Client names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&KEY
((SOCKET SOCKET) NIL) ((BUFFER BUFFER) NIL) ((EXPECTED-LENGTH
EXPECTED-LENGTH) NIL) ((PEER PEER) NIL)).

8.881.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/tcp-stream.lisp.

8.882 Tootsville::Make-Terrain-Height
=====================================

8.882.1 Function
----------------

Make-Terrain-Height names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(&KEY ((WORLD WORLD) NIL) ((LATITUDE LATITUDE) NIL) ((LONGITUDE
LONGITUDE) NIL) ((TERRAIN TERRAIN) NIL)).

8.882.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.883 Tootsville::Make-Toot
===========================

8.883.1 Function
----------------

Make-Toot names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&KEY ((UUID
UUID) NIL) ((NAME NAME) NIL) ((PATTERN PATTERN) NIL) ((BASE-COLOR
BASE-COLOR) NIL) ((PATTERN-COLOR PATTERN-COLOR) NIL) ((PAD-COLOR
PAD-COLOR) NIL) ((AVATAR AVATAR) NIL) ((PLAYER PLAYER) NIL) ((CHILD-CODE
CHILD-CODE) NIL) ((LAST-ACTIVE LAST-ACTIVE) NIL) ((NOTE NOTE) NIL)
((AVATAR-SCALE-X AVATAR-SCALE-X) NIL) ((AVATAR-SCALE-Y AVATAR-SCALE-Y)
NIL) ((AVATAR-SCALE-Z AVATAR-SCALE-Z) NIL)).

8.883.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.884 Tootsville::Make-Toot-Quiesced
====================================

8.884.1 Function
----------------

Make-Toot-Quiesced names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(&KEY ((TOOT TOOT) NIL) ((WORLD WORLD) NIL) ((LATITUDE LATITUDE) NIL)
((LONGITUDE LONGITUDE) NIL) ((ALTITUDE ALTITUDE) NIL) ((WTL WTL) NIL)
((D3 D3) NIL) ((EMOTION EMOTION) NIL) ((OBSERVED OBSERVED) NIL)
((PEER-ADDRESS PEER-ADDRESS) NIL) ((ATTRIBS ATTRIBS) NIL)).

8.884.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.885 Tootsville::Make-Wear-Slot
================================

8.885.1 Function
----------------

Make-Wear-Slot names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&KEY
((ID ID) NIL) ((NAME NAME) NIL) ((ALTERNATE ALTERNATE) NIL)
((AVATAR-POINT AVATAR-POINT) NIL) ((VALENCE VALENCE) NIL)
((OBSTRUCT-POINT OBSTRUCT-POINT) NIL) ((OBSTRUCT-MIN OBSTRUCT-MIN) NIL)
((OBSTRUCT-MAX OBSTRUCT-MAX) NIL)).

8.885.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.886 Tootsville::Make-Wind-Vector
==================================

8.886.1 Function
----------------

Make-Wind-Vector names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&KEY
((X-MAGNITUDE X-MAGNITUDE) NIL) ((Y-MAGNITUDE Y-MAGNITUDE) NIL)).

8.886.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/weather/weather.lisp.

8.887 Tootsville::Make-Wind-Vector-Field
========================================

8.887.1 Function
----------------

Make-Wind-Vector-Field names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Create the wind vector field for the entire island of Tootanga.

8.887.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/weather/weather.lisp.

8.888 Tootsville::Make-World
============================

8.888.1 Function
----------------

Make-World names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&KEY
((MONIKER MONIKER) NIL) ((NAME NAME) NIL)).

8.888.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.889 Tootsville::Make-Wtl-Course
=================================

8.889.1 Function
----------------

Make-Wtl-Course names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&KEY
((SPEED SPEED) NIL) ((START-TIME START-TIME) NIL) ((END-TIME END-TIME)
NIL) ((START-POINT START-POINT) NIL) ((END-POINT END-POINT) NIL)
((LATITUDE LATITUDE) NIL) ((LONGITUDE LONGITUDE) NIL) ((ALTITUDE
ALTITUDE) NIL) ((WORLD WORLD) NIL) ((FACING FACING) NIL)).

8.889.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.890 Tootsville::Map-Places
============================

8.890.1 Type
------------

Map-Places names a TYPE:

   A symbol representing one of the planes in which the game takes
place.

‘CHOR’

     Choerogryllum

‘MOON’

     The Moon

‘OTHM’

     The Other Moon

‘PINK’

     The Pink Moon

‘ORBIT’

     In space, in transit between Choerogryllum and The Moon.

8.891 Tootsville::Maybe-Parent-Approval
=======================================

8.891.1 Function
----------------

Maybe-Parent-Approval names a function, with lambda list (TOOT CLIENT):

   Check for existing parent approval.

   If a parent has already authorized this Toot, they’ll sign right in.

   Calls *note TOOTSVILLE WS-APPROVE-TOOT:: or *note TOOTSVILLE
WS-DENY-TOOT:: if an existing approval exists.  Otherwise, returns
silently.

8.891.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.892 Tootsville::Mayor-Louis-Personality
=========================================

8.892.1 Structure
-----------------

Mayor-Louis-Personality names a STRUCTURE:

   This class defines a character named Mayor-Louis

8.892.2 Type
------------

Mayor-Louis-Personality names a TYPE:

   This class defines a character named Mayor-Louis

8.892.3 Class
-------------

Mayor-Louis-Personality names a class, with one superclass: *note
TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-MAYOR-LOUIS::.

   This class defines a character named Mayor-Louis

8.892.4 Slots
-------------

Class Mayor-Louis-Personality has no direct slots defined.

8.893 Tootsville::Memcached-Get-Key
===================================

8.893.1 Function
----------------

Memcached-Get-Key names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(KEY).

8.893.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/memcached.lisp.

8.894 Tootsville::Metronome-Idle-Tasks
======================================

8.894.1 Function
----------------

Metronome-Idle-Tasks names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Returns only those Metronome tasks without a live thread.

   Also reaps (by joining) finished threads.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE RUN-METRONOME-TASKS::

8.894.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/metronome.lisp.

8.895 Tootsville::Metronome-Register
====================================

8.895.1 Function
----------------

Metronome-Register names a function, with lambda list (TASK):

   Safely register TASK with the metronome.

   Most users will prefer *note TOOTSVILLE DO-METRONOME:: for that
purpose.  See also *note TOOTSVILLE RUN-METRONOME-TASKS:: for a
discussion of the metronome, and *note TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-REMOVE:: for
the complementary function.

8.895.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/metronome.lisp.

8.896 Tootsville::Metronome-Remove
==================================

8.896.1 Function
----------------

Metronome-Remove names a function, with lambda list (TASK):

   Safely remove TASK from the metronome’s schedule.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE RUN-METRONOME-TASKS:: for a discussion of the
metronome; see *note TOOTSVILLE DO-METRONOME:: and *note TOOTSVILLE
METRONOME-REGISTER:: to schedule a task.

8.896.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/metronome.lisp.

8.897 Tootsville::Metronome-Task
================================

8.897.1 Class
-------------

Metronome-Task names a class, with one superclass:
COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT (not in this manual).

8.897.2 Slots
-------------

Class Metronome-Task has 5 direct slot definitions:

‘Frequency’

‘One-Shot-Time’

‘Name’

‘Function’

‘Thread’

8.898 Tootsville::Metronome-Task-Frequency
==========================================

8.898.1 Function
----------------

Metronome-Task-Frequency names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (INSTANCE).

8.898.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/metronome.lisp.

8.898.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Metronome-Task-Frequency) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.898.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/metronome.lisp.

8.899 Tootsville::Metronome-Task-Function
=========================================

8.899.1 Function
----------------

Metronome-Task-Function names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.899.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/metronome.lisp.

8.899.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Metronome-Task-Function) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.899.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/metronome.lisp.

8.900 Tootsville::Metronome-Task-Name
=====================================

8.900.1 Function
----------------

Metronome-Task-Name names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.900.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/metronome.lisp.

8.900.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Metronome-Task-Name) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.900.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/metronome.lisp.

8.901 Tootsville::Metronome-Task-One-Shot-Time
==============================================

8.901.1 Function
----------------

Metronome-Task-One-Shot-Time names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (INSTANCE).

8.901.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/metronome.lisp.

8.901.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Metronome-Task-One-Shot-Time) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.901.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/metronome.lisp.

8.902 Tootsville::Metronome-Task-P
==================================

8.902.1 Function
----------------

Metronome-Task-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(OBJECT).

8.902.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/metronome.lisp.

8.903 Tootsville::Metronome-Task-Thread
=======================================

8.903.1 Function
----------------

Metronome-Task-Thread names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.903.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/metronome.lisp.

8.903.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Metronome-Task-Thread) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.903.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/metronome.lisp.

8.904 Tootsville::Mist
======================

8.904.1 Class
-------------

Mist names a class, with one superclass: COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT
(not in this manual).

8.904.2 Slots
-------------

Class Mist has 8 direct slot definitions:

‘World’

‘Latitude-1’

‘Longitude-1’

‘Altitude-1’

‘Latitude-2’

‘Longitude-2’

‘Altitude-2’

‘Definedp’

8.905 Tootsville::Mist-Altitude-1
=================================

8.905.1 Function
----------------

Mist-Altitude-1 names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.905.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.905.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Mist-Altitude-1) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.905.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.906 Tootsville::Mist-Altitude-2
=================================

8.906.1 Function
----------------

Mist-Altitude-2 names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.906.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.906.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Mist-Altitude-2) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.906.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.907 Tootsville::Mist-Definedp
===============================

8.907.1 Function
----------------

Mist-Definedp names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.907.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.907.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Mist-Definedp) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.907.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.908 Tootsville::Mist-Latitude-1
=================================

8.908.1 Function
----------------

Mist-Latitude-1 names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.908.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.908.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Mist-Latitude-1) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.908.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.909 Tootsville::Mist-Latitude-2
=================================

8.909.1 Function
----------------

Mist-Latitude-2 names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.909.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.909.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Mist-Latitude-2) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.909.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.910 Tootsville::Mist-Longitude-1
==================================

8.910.1 Function
----------------

Mist-Longitude-1 names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.910.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.910.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Mist-Longitude-1) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.910.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.911 Tootsville::Mist-Longitude-2
==================================

8.911.1 Function
----------------

Mist-Longitude-2 names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.911.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.911.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Mist-Longitude-2) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.911.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.912 Tootsville::Mist-P
========================

8.912.1 Function
----------------

Mist-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.912.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.913 Tootsville::Mist-World
============================

8.913.1 Function
----------------

Mist-World names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.913.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.913.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Mist-World) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.913.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.914 Tootsville::Moo-Personality
=================================

8.914.1 Structure
-----------------

Moo-Personality names a STRUCTURE:

   This class defines a character named Moo

8.914.2 Type
------------

Moo-Personality names a TYPE:

   This class defines a character named Moo

8.914.3 Class
-------------

Moo-Personality names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
ROBOT-MOO::.

   This class defines a character named Moo

8.914.4 Slots
-------------

Class Moo-Personality has no direct slots defined.

8.915 Tootsville::Moon-Position
===============================

8.915.1 Function
----------------

Moon-Position names a function, with lambda list (MOON-OR-PERIOD
&OPTIONAL (TIME (GET-UNIVERSAL-TIME))):

   Returns the relative position of MOON-OR-PERIOD in the sky at TIME.

   Returns the coördinates in (x,y,φ) triplet list form, where φ
represents the phase of the moon.

8.915.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/weather/sun-moon.lisp.

8.916 Tootsville::Music
=======================

8.916.1 Class
-------------

Music names a class, with one superclass: COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT
(not in this manual).

8.916.2 Slots
-------------

Class Music has 6 direct slot definitions:

‘Id’

‘Title’

‘Artist’

‘Genre’

‘License’

‘Moniker’

8.917 Tootsville::Music-Artist
==============================

8.917.1 Function
----------------

Music-Artist names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.917.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.917.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Music-Artist) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.917.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.918 Tootsville::Music-Genre
=============================

8.918.1 Function
----------------

Music-Genre names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.918.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.918.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Music-Genre) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.918.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.919 Tootsville::Music-Id
==========================

8.919.1 Function
----------------

Music-Id names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.919.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.919.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Music-Id) names an undocumented function, with lambda list (VALUE
INSTANCE).

8.919.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.920 Tootsville::Music-License
===============================

8.920.1 Function
----------------

Music-License names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.920.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.920.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Music-License) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.920.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.921 Tootsville::Music-Moniker
===============================

8.921.1 Function
----------------

Music-Moniker names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.921.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.921.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Music-Moniker) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.921.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.922 Tootsville::Music-P
=========================

8.922.1 Function
----------------

Music-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.922.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.923 Tootsville::Music-Title
=============================

8.923.1 Function
----------------

Music-Title names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.923.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.923.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Music-Title) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.923.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.924 Tootsville::Name-For-Content-Type
=======================================

8.924.1 Function
----------------

Name-For-Content-Type names a function, with lambda list (CONTENT-TYPE):

   Get the name to be used in function names for CONTENT-TYPE.

   Typically this is the file extension, but if none is known, it’s the
end of the CONTENT-TYPE after the slash.

8.924.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.925 Tootsville::Name-Idle-Threads-Sequentially
================================================

8.925.1 Function
----------------

Name-Idle-Threads-Sequentially names a function, with lambda list
(COUNT):

   Name all of the idle asynchronous worker threads with numbers up to
COUNT.

8.925.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/main.lisp.

8.926 Tootsville::Nearp
=======================

8.926.1 Function
----------------

Nearp names a function, with lambda list (THING PLACE):

   Is THING near to PLACE?

   “Near,” in this case, means “close enough to observe actions at
PLACE.” Network events are not propagated to observers who are not NEARP
to the event being observed.

8.926.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.927 Tootsville::Nevermind-Personality
=======================================

8.927.1 Structure
-----------------

Nevermind-Personality names a STRUCTURE:

   This class defines a character named Nevermind

8.927.2 Type
------------

Nevermind-Personality names a TYPE:

   This class defines a character named Nevermind

8.927.3 Class
-------------

Nevermind-Personality names a class, with one superclass: *note
TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-NEVERMIND::.

   This class defines a character named Nevermind

8.927.4 Slots
-------------

Class Nevermind-Personality has no direct slots defined.

8.928 Tootsville::Normalize-Url
===============================

8.928.1 Function
----------------

Normalize-Url names a function, with lambda list (URL):

   Normalize URL into a canonical form, using some typical UNIX pathname
rules.

8.928.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/alexa/alexa.lisp.

8.929 Tootsville::Not-Found
===========================

8.929.1 Structure
-----------------

Not-Found names a STRUCTURE:

   Some object could not be found based on the identification provided.

8.929.2 Type
------------

Not-Found names a TYPE:

   Some object could not be found based on the identification provided.

8.929.3 Class
-------------

Not-Found names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
HTTP-CLIENT-ERROR::.

   Some object could not be found based on the identification provided.

8.929.4 Slots
-------------

Class Not-Found has 2 direct slot definitions:

‘Http-Status-Code’

‘Thing’

8.930 Tootsville::Not-Found-If-Null
===================================

8.930.1 Function
----------------

Not-Found-If-Null names a function, with lambda list (THING):

   If THING is null, then abort with a 404 Not Found.

8.930.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/acceptor.lisp.

8.931 Tootsville::Not-Found-Thing
=================================

8.931.1 Function
----------------

Not-Found-Thing names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(CONDITION).

8.931.2 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Not-Found-Thing) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(NEW-VALUE CONDITION).

8.932 Tootsville::Not-Your-Toot-Error
=====================================

8.932.1 Structure
-----------------

Not-Your-Toot-Error names a STRUCTURE:

   An error thrown when a player tries to alter another player’s Toot

8.932.2 Type
------------

Not-Your-Toot-Error names a TYPE:

   An error thrown when a player tries to alter another player’s Toot

8.932.3 Class
-------------

Not-Your-Toot-Error names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
HTTP-CLIENT-ERROR::.

   An error thrown when a player tries to alter another player’s Toot

8.932.4 Slots
-------------

Class Not-Your-Toot-Error has 2 direct slot definitions:

‘Http-Status-Code’

‘Name’

8.933 Tootsville::Null-If-Empty
===============================

8.933.1 Function
----------------

Null-If-Empty names an undocumented function, with lambda list (STRING).

8.933.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/version.lisp.

8.934 Tootsville::On-Exception
==============================

8.934.1 Function
----------------

On-Exception names an undocumented function, with lambda list (CODE).

8.935 Tootsville::Open-Log-File
===============================

8.935.1 Function
----------------

Open-Log-File names a function, with lambda list (PATHNAME):

   Open PATHNAME for logging.

8.935.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/logging.lisp.

8.936 Tootsville::Pad-To-Multiple-Of-8
======================================

8.936.1 Function
----------------

Pad-To-Multiple-Of-8 names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(STRING).

8.936.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/auth/auth-firebase.lisp.

8.937 Tootsville::Parent-Child
==============================

8.937.1 Class
-------------

Parent-Child names a class, with one superclass:
COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT (not in this manual).

8.937.2 Slots
-------------

Class Parent-Child has 2 direct slot definitions:

‘Parent’

‘Child’

8.938 Tootsville::Parent-Child-Child
====================================

8.938.1 Function
----------------

Parent-Child-Child names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.938.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.938.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Parent-Child-Child) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.938.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.939 Tootsville::Parent-Child-P
================================

8.939.1 Function
----------------

Parent-Child-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(OBJECT).

8.939.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.940 Tootsville::Parent-Child-Parent
=====================================

8.940.1 Function
----------------

Parent-Child-Parent names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.940.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.940.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Parent-Child-Parent) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.940.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.941 Tootsville::Parent-Deny-Permission
========================================

8.941.1 Function
----------------

Parent-Deny-Permission names a function, with lambda list (REQUEST &KEY
(VIA web)):

   The parent who was given REQUEST has denied permission via VIA.

   The child who placed REQUEST is not being given permission to play in
Tootsville.

   Returns NIL

8.941.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.942 Tootsville::Parent-Grant-Permission
=========================================

8.942.1 Function
----------------

Parent-Grant-Permission names a function, with lambda list (REQUEST &KEY
(HOURS 168) (VIA web)):

   The parent *USER* grants REQUEST for HOURS via VIA.

   This sets the approval time to LOCAL-TIME::NOW (not in this manual)
and allows HOURS of play time from LOCAL-TIME::NOW (not in this manual).
The *note TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-RESPONSE:: of REQUEST is set to an
explanation that *USER* approved the request via VIA. VIA can contain
further comments, which will be presented in the UI.

   Returns NIL.

8.942.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.943 Tootsville::Parse-Backtrace
=================================

8.943.1 Function
----------------

Parse-Backtrace names a function, with lambda list (BT):

   Break lines of a backtrace into error messag, date/time, and call
frames (stack)

8.943.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/errors.lisp.

8.944 Tootsville::Parse-Color24
===============================

8.944.1 Function
----------------

Parse-Color24 names a function, with lambda list (COLOR):

   Return a *note TOOTSVILLE COLOR24:: object for the color designator
COLOR.

   Parse COLOR as a name for a color, or a hex 24-bit color value.  It
can also be an HTML-style or CSS-style value.

   Syntax can be:

   • A *note TOOTSVILLE COLOR24:: object, which is returned unchanged.
   • An integer of 24 bits, in which the upper 8 bits represent the red
     channel, the middle 8 bits the green, and the lower 8 bits the blue
     channel.
   • A color name from the list *note TOOTSVILLE +COLOR24-NAMES+::.
     Spaces are interchangeable with hyphens and the value is not
     case-sensitive.
   • An RGB byte-value triplet as in CSS, of the form ‘rgb(R,G,B)’,
     where R, G, and B are unsigned 8-bit decimal integers, i.e.  values
     from 0-255.
   • An HTML-style hex color code in the form ‘#RGB’ or ‘#RRGGBB’.  When
     only three hex digits are provided, each is doubled to form an
     unsigned 8-bit value; thus, ‘#abc’ is the same as ‘#aabbcc’.
   • A set of 6 hex digits of the same form ‘rrggbb’ as the HTML form
     ‘#rrggbb’, without any sigil.

8.944.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/types/color+pattern.lisp.

8.945 Tootsville::Parse-Operator-Command
========================================

8.945.1 Function
----------------

Parse-Operator-Command names a function, with lambda list (STRING):

   Parse an operator command in STRING (beginning with #)

8.945.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.946 Tootsville::Parse-Uri-As-Template
=======================================

8.946.1 Function
----------------

Parse-Uri-As-Template names a function, with lambda list (URI):

   Parse URI into a template list.

   URI is a series of path elements joined by ‘/’ characters.  Each path
element can be a constant string, or a variable.  Variable terms begin
with ‘:’ characters; string constant terms do not.

   Returns a list in which variable terms are keywords and constant
terms are strings.

8.946.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoint.lisp.

8.947 Tootsville::Parse-Wtl-For-Robot
=====================================

8.947.1 Function
----------------

Parse-Wtl-For-Robot names a function, with lambda list (WTL):

   Parse the WTL JSON into a WTL-Course structure

8.947.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.948 Tootsville::Path->Openapi
===============================

8.948.1 Function
----------------

Path->Openapi names a function, with lambda list (ENDPOINT-GROUP):

   Given a path list ENDPOINT-GROUP, return an OpenAPI URI string.

   The path list ENDPOINT-GROUP consists a URI template of constant
strings and variables as symbols and a list of endpoints which share
that template, each of which is a PList with a :METHOD, :TEMPLATE,
:CONTENT-TYPE, :FN, and :DOCSTRING.

8.948.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-meta-game.lisp.

8.949 Tootsville::Pattern
=========================

8.949.1 Class
-------------

Pattern names a class, with one superclass:
COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT (not in this manual).

8.949.2 Slots
-------------

Class Pattern has 2 direct slot definitions:

‘Id’

‘Name’

8.950 Tootsville::Pattern-Id
============================

8.950.1 Function
----------------

Pattern-Id names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.950.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.950.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Pattern-Id) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.950.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.951 Tootsville::Pattern-Name
==============================

8.951.1 Function
----------------

Pattern-Name names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.951.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.951.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Pattern-Name) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.951.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.952 Tootsville::Pattern-P
===========================

8.952.1 Function
----------------

Pattern-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.952.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.953 Tootsville::Peer-Address
==============================

8.953.1 Function
----------------

Peer-Address names an undocumented function, with lambda list (TOOT).

8.954 Tootsville::Pending-Child-Approval-Request
================================================

8.954.1 Function
----------------

Pending-Child-Approval-Request names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (USER).

8.954.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.955 Tootsville::Pending-Child-Requests-By-Toot
================================================

8.955.1 Function
----------------

Pending-Child-Requests-By-Toot names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (TOOT).

8.955.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.956 Tootsville::Person
========================

8.956.1 Class
-------------

Person names a class, with one superclass: COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT
(not in this manual).

8.956.2 Slots
-------------

Class Person has 9 direct slot definitions:

‘Uuid’

‘Display-Name’

‘Given-Name’

‘Surname’

‘Date-Of-Birth’

‘Age’

‘Sensitivep’

‘Gender’

‘Lang’

8.957 Tootsville::Person-Age
============================

8.957.1 Function
----------------

Person-Age names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.957.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.957.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Person-Age) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.957.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.958 Tootsville::Person-Age*
=============================

8.958.1 Function
----------------

Person-Age* names a function, with lambda list (&OPTIONAL (USER
*USER*)):

   Get a person’s age in years.

8.958.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.959 Tootsville::Person-Date-Of-Birth
======================================

8.959.1 Function
----------------

Person-Date-Of-Birth names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.959.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.959.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Person-Date-Of-Birth) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.959.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.960 Tootsville::Person-Display-Name
=====================================

8.960.1 Function
----------------

Person-Display-Name names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.960.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.960.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Person-Display-Name) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.960.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.961 Tootsville::Person-First-Email
====================================

8.961.1 Function
----------------

Person-First-Email names a function, with lambda list (&OPTIONAL (USER
*USER*)):

   Gives one possible eMail address associated with USER.

   Uses the first, alphabetically speaking.

8.961.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.962 Tootsville::Person-Gender
===============================

8.962.1 Function
----------------

Person-Gender names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.962.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.962.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Person-Gender) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.962.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.963 Tootsville::Person-Given-Name
===================================

8.963.1 Function
----------------

Person-Given-Name names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.963.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.963.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Person-Given-Name) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.963.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.964 Tootsville::Person-Info
=============================

8.964.1 Function
----------------

Person-Info names a function, with lambda list (&OPTIONAL (USER
*USER*)):

   Creates a JSON-like PList of information about USER.

   Its contents are:

‘uuid’
     The person’s UUID
‘displayName’
     The person’s name, formatted for display.
‘patronP’
     True if this person is a patron of the CIWTA project.
‘gender’
     One of ☿ (unknown/other),♀ (female), or ♂ (male).
‘givenName’
     The person’s given name.
‘surname’
     The person’s surname.
‘language’
     The person’s spoken language
‘sensitiveP’
     If true, this is a Sensitive Player
‘dateOfBirth’
     The person’s date of birth, in an ISO format string
‘age’
     The person’s age in years

8.964.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.965 Tootsville::Person-Is-Patron-P
====================================

8.965.1 Function
----------------

Person-Is-Patron-P names a function, with lambda list (PERSON):

   Returns true if PERSON is a patron of CIWTA.

   Currently just me.

8.965.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.966 Tootsville::Person-Lang
=============================

8.966.1 Function
----------------

Person-Lang names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.966.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.966.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Person-Lang) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.966.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.967 Tootsville::Person-Link
=============================

8.967.1 Class
-------------

Person-Link names a class, with one superclass:
COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT (not in this manual).

8.967.2 Slots
-------------

Class Person-Link has 6 direct slot definitions:

‘Uuid’

‘Person’

‘Rel’

‘Url’

‘Label’

‘Provenance’

8.968 Tootsville::Person-Link-Label
===================================

8.968.1 Function
----------------

Person-Link-Label names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.968.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.968.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Person-Link-Label) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.968.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.969 Tootsville::Person-Link-P
===============================

8.969.1 Function
----------------

Person-Link-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.969.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.970 Tootsville::Person-Link-Person
====================================

8.970.1 Function
----------------

Person-Link-Person names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.970.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.970.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Person-Link-Person) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.970.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.971 Tootsville::Person-Link-Provenance
========================================

8.971.1 Function
----------------

Person-Link-Provenance names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.971.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.971.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Person-Link-Provenance) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.971.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.972 Tootsville::Person-Link-Rel
=================================

8.972.1 Function
----------------

Person-Link-Rel names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.972.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.972.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Person-Link-Rel) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.972.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.973 Tootsville::Person-Link-Url
=================================

8.973.1 Function
----------------

Person-Link-Url names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.973.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.973.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Person-Link-Url) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.973.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.974 Tootsville::Person-Link-Uuid
==================================

8.974.1 Function
----------------

Person-Link-Uuid names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.974.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.974.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Person-Link-Uuid) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.974.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.975 Tootsville::Person-Links-To-Email
=======================================

8.975.1 Function
----------------

Person-Links-To-Email names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(EMAIL).

8.975.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.976 Tootsville::Person-P
==========================

8.976.1 Function
----------------

Person-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.976.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.977 Tootsville::Person-Sensitivep
===================================

8.977.1 Function
----------------

Person-Sensitivep names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.977.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.977.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Person-Sensitivep) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.977.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.978 Tootsville::Person-Surname
================================

8.978.1 Function
----------------

Person-Surname names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.978.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.978.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Person-Surname) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.978.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.979 Tootsville::Person-Uuid
=============================

8.979.1 Function
----------------

Person-Uuid names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.979.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.979.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Person-Uuid) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.979.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.980 Tootsville::Picasso-Personality
=====================================

8.980.1 Structure
-----------------

Picasso-Personality names a STRUCTURE:

   This class defines a character named Picasso

8.980.2 Type
------------

Picasso-Personality names a TYPE:

   This class defines a character named Picasso

8.980.3 Class
-------------

Picasso-Personality names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
ROBOT-PICASSO::.

   This class defines a character named Picasso

8.980.4 Slots
-------------

Class Picasso-Personality has no direct slots defined.

8.981 Tootsville::Place
=======================

8.981.1 Class
-------------

Place names a class, with one superclass: COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT
(not in this manual).

8.981.2 Slots
-------------

Class Place has 9 direct slot definitions:

‘Uuid’

‘World’

‘Latitude’

‘Longitude’

‘Altitude’

‘Shape’

‘Kind’

‘Attributes’

‘Appearance’

8.982 Tootsville::Place-Altitude
================================

8.982.1 Function
----------------

Place-Altitude names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.982.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.982.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Place-Altitude) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.982.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.983 Tootsville::Place-Appearance
==================================

8.983.1 Function
----------------

Place-Appearance names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.983.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.983.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Place-Appearance) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.983.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.984 Tootsville::Place-Attributes
==================================

8.984.1 Function
----------------

Place-Attributes names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.984.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.984.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Place-Attributes) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.984.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.985 Tootsville::Place-Furniture
=================================

8.985.1 Function
----------------

Place-Furniture names an undocumented function, with lambda list (SLOT X
Y Z FACING).

8.985.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.986 Tootsville::Place-Kind
============================

8.986.1 Function
----------------

Place-Kind names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.986.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.986.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Place-Kind) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.986.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.987 Tootsville::Place-Latitude
================================

8.987.1 Function
----------------

Place-Latitude names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.987.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.987.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Place-Latitude) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.987.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.988 Tootsville::Place-Longitude
=================================

8.988.1 Function
----------------

Place-Longitude names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.988.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.988.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Place-Longitude) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.988.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.989 Tootsville::Place-P
=========================

8.989.1 Function
----------------

Place-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.989.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.990 Tootsville::Place-Shape
=============================

8.990.1 Function
----------------

Place-Shape names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.990.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.990.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Place-Shape) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.990.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.991 Tootsville::Place-String
==============================

8.991.1 Function
----------------

Place-String names a function, with lambda list (PLACE):

   Formats PLACE in the encoding for the client.

   The PLACE is encoded into a string in the form:

     kind:shape|appearance|attributes

8.991.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/items.lisp.

8.992 Tootsville::Place-String-Circle
=====================================

8.992.1 Function
----------------

Place-String-Circle names a function, with lambda list (RADIUS X-CENTER
Z-CENTER SEGMENTS):

   Defines a place-string for a circle of RADIUS centered at X-CENTER,
Z-CENTER with SEGMENTS precision.

   An n-sided (SEGMENTS-sided) regular polygon approximating a circle
will be created at (X-CENTER, Z-CENTER) and returned as the path
segments string used by the client; i.e.  a list of the form
‘x,y,z~x,y,z~x,y,z’ with ‘~’ delimiters between coördinate lists joined
by ‘,’.

8.992.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/items.lisp.

8.993 Tootsville::Place-Uuid
============================

8.993.1 Function
----------------

Place-Uuid names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.993.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.993.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Place-Uuid) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.993.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.994 Tootsville::Place-World
=============================

8.994.1 Function
----------------

Place-World names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.994.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.994.3 SetF Function
---------------------

(SETF Place-World) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.994.4 File
------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.995 Tootsville::Places-At-Position
====================================

8.995.1 Function
----------------

Places-At-Position names a function, with lambda list (WORLD LAT LONG
ALT):

   Returns all Places at WORLD at LAT-itude, LONG-itude, ALT-itude.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ROOM-VARS:: for a discussion of the
Place system.

8.995.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.996 Tootsville::Play-With-Toot
================================

8.996.1 Function
----------------

Play-With-Toot names a function, with lambda list (TOOT):

   Set up the *USER* to play with Toot object TOOT.

   Performs announcement of the player to the world and other
bookkeeping.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-PLAY-WITH::.

   The client will receive a minor broadcast storm of information about
their Toot and the game world.  This will, at a minimum, include a
success message from ‘playWith’, their own avatar information, nearby
players’ avatar information, and *note TOOTSVILLE LOCAL-ROOM-VARS:: for
their immediate vicinity.

8.996.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.997 Tootsville::Player-Adultp
===============================

8.997.1 Function
----------------

Player-Adultp names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(&OPTIONAL (PLAYER *USER*)).

8.997.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.998 Tootsville::Player-Alert
==============================

8.998.1 Function
----------------

Player-Alert names a function, with lambda list (PERSON &REST MESSAGE):

   Sends an asynchronous notification alert MESSAGE to PERSON

8.998.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.999 Tootsville::Player-Childp
===============================

8.999.1 Function
----------------

Player-Childp names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(&OPTIONAL (PLAYER *USER*)).

8.999.2 File
------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.1000 Tootsville::Player-Toots
===============================

8.1000.1 Function
-----------------

Player-Toots names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&OPTIONAL
(PLAYER *USER*)).

8.1000.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.1001 Tootsville::Plist-To-English
===================================

8.1001.1 Function
-----------------

Plist-To-English names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(PLIST).

8.1001.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-users.lisp.

8.1002 Tootsville::Plist-With-Index
===================================

8.1002.1 Function
-----------------

Plist-With-Index names a function, with lambda list (LIST):

   Zip LIST with sequential numbers from 0, creating a plist whose keys
are sequential integers.

8.1002.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.1003 Tootsville::Point-Underwater-P
=====================================

8.1003.1 Function
-----------------

Point-Underwater-P names a function, with lambda list (LATITUDE
LONGITUDE):

   Is the point underwater?  TODO

8.1003.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.1004 Tootsville::Post-Sign-In
===============================

8.1004.1 Function
-----------------

Post-Sign-In names a function, with lambda list (USER):

   Perform housekeeping after an user signs in.

   This might include sending a pending child prompt.

8.1004.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.1005 Tootsville::Post/ Read-Version-Page
==========================================

8.1005.1 Function
-----------------

Post/ Read-Version-Page names a function, with lambda list (PORT):

   Power-On-Self-Test: Checks that the server can respond to the
version-page query locally.

8.1005.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/power-on-self-test.lisp.

8.1006 Tootsville::Potential-Toot-Name-Character-P
==================================================

8.1006.1 Function
-----------------

Potential-Toot-Name-Character-P names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (&REST ARGUMENTS).

8.1006.2 File
-------------

Defined in file
quicklisp/dists/quicklisp/software/fare-memoization-20180430-git/memoization.lisp.

8.1007 Tootsville::Potential-Toot-Name-P
========================================

8.1007.1 Function
-----------------

Potential-Toot-Name-P names a function, with lambda list (TOOT-NAME):

   Could TOOT-NAME be allowed as a Toot name?

   Toot names must be:

   • From three to 32 characters in length, inclusive.

   • Characters must be *note TOOTSVILLE
     POTENTIAL-TOOT-NAME-CHARACTER-P::, ie, alphanumeric, or hyphen.

   • The first character must be alphabetic

   • There can not be two punctuation marks (or spaces) in a row

   • There can not be three of the same character in a row, or two
     hyphens in a row.

   • There can not be more than three digits

   • Digits must appear only at the end – i.e., if there are any digits,
     the leftmost digit must be after the rightmost non-digit character.

8.1007.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/toot-names.lisp.

8.1008 Tootsville::Power-On-Self-Test
=====================================

8.1008.1 Function
-----------------

Power-On-Self-Test names a function, with lambda list (&KEY (EXITP
NIL)):

   Perform some sanity checking as a part of testing.

   This testing should be much more complete than it really is — it will
need to be expanded a great deal to increase confidence in these tests.

8.1008.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/power-on-self-test.lisp.

8.1009 Tootsville::Powerset
===========================

8.1009.1 Function
-----------------

Powerset names a function, with lambda list (LIST):

   Create a powerset of the unordered elements of LIST.

(powerset '(:a :b :c))
((:A :B :C) (:B :C) (:A :C) (:C) (:A :B) (:B) (:A) NIL)

8.1009.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/memcached.lisp.

8.1010 Tootsville::Pre-Login-Commands
=====================================

8.1010.1 Function
-----------------

Pre-Login-Commands names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(OBJECT).

8.1010.2 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Pre-Login-Commands) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (NEW-VALUE OBJECT).

8.1011 Tootsville::Precipitation
================================

8.1011.1 Function
-----------------

Precipitation names a function, with lambda list (X Y Z):

   The current precipitation at X,Y,Z

8.1011.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/weather/weather.lisp.

8.1012 Tootsville::Pretty-Print-Html-Error
==========================================

8.1012.1 Function
-----------------

Pretty-Print-Html-Error names a function, with lambda list (CONDITION):

   Produces an HTML page explaining CONDITION.

   TODO: Use templates, filter backtrace like Rollbar, do better.

8.1012.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/http-types.lisp.

8.1013 Tootsville::Print-Help
=============================

8.1013.1 Function
-----------------

Print-Help names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Prints a short usage summary to *STANDARD-OUTPUT*.  Note that this is
invoked by calling the program with “help” as its first argument,
explicitly — the default behaviour is to run as a FastCGI server.

8.1013.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/command-line.lisp.

8.1014 Tootsville::Private-Admin-Message
========================================

8.1014.1 Function
-----------------

Private-Admin-Message names a function, with lambda list (TITLE MESSAGE
&KEY (LABEL TITLE) (USER (ACTIVE-PLAYER))):

   Send a unicast admin MESSAGE to USER with TITLE and LABEL.

   Instead logs the contents to the console if USER is not connected.

   Note that the current Tootsville V client does not make use of LABEL.

8.1014.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1015 Tootsville::Prod
=======================

8.1015.1 Variable
-----------------

Prod names an undocumented variable with the value NIL

8.1016 Tootsville::Props-Personality
====================================

8.1016.1 Structure
------------------

Props-Personality names a STRUCTURE:

   This class defines a character named Props

8.1016.2 Type
-------------

Props-Personality names a TYPE:

   This class defines a character named Props

8.1016.3 Class
--------------

Props-Personality names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
ROBOT-PROPS::.

   This class defines a character named Props

8.1016.4 Slots
--------------

Class Props-Personality has no direct slots defined.

8.1017 Tootsville::Pull-Records
===============================

8.1017.1 Function
-----------------

Pull-Records names an undocumented function, with lambda list (NAME).

8.1017.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.1018 Tootsville::Pull-Records-Cache
=====================================

8.1018.1 Variable
-----------------

Pull-Records-Cache names an undocumented variable with the value NIL

8.1019 Tootsville::Qa
=====================

8.1019.1 Variable
-----------------

Qa names an undocumented variable with the value NIL

8.1020 Tootsville::Quaestor-Cancel-Event
========================================

8.1020.1 Function
-----------------

Quaestor-Cancel-Event names a function, with lambda list (EVENT):

   Cancel EVENT.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-END-EVENT:: for details of the
procedure.

8.1020.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/quaestor.lisp.

8.1021 Tootsville::Quaestor-Complete-Event
==========================================

8.1021.1 Function
-----------------

Quaestor-Complete-Event names a function, with lambda list (EVENT SCORE
&OPTIONAL MEDAL):

   Complete EVENT with SCORE and MEDAL earned.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-END-EVENT:: for details of the
procedure.

   If EVENT is a purchase, then purchase the associated store item;
otherwise, perform whatever specific event side-effects are related to
the item template.

8.1021.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/quaestor.lisp.

8.1022 Tootsville::Quaestor-End-Fountain
========================================

8.1022.1 Function
-----------------

Quaestor-End-Fountain names a function, with lambda list (EVENT SCORE):

   End a fountain EVENT with the user-supplied SCORE.

   The SCORE and the (Choerogyllum) day of the week are used to compute
the actual number of peanuts earned.  See *note TOOTSVILLE
COMPUTE-FOUNTAIN-PEANUTS-FOR-SCORE::.

   Occassionally, fairy dust is also awarded.  See *note TOOTSVILLE
COMPUTE-FOUNTAIN-RANDOM-FAIRY-DUST::.

8.1022.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/quaestor.lisp.

8.1023 Tootsville::Quaestor-Event
=================================

8.1023.1 Class
--------------

Quaestor-Event names a class, with one superclass:
COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT (not in this manual).

8.1023.2 Slots
--------------

Class Quaestor-Event has 11 direct slot definitions:

‘Uuid’

‘Source’

‘Started-By’

‘Started-At’

‘Ended-At’

‘Completedp’

‘Peanuts’

‘Fairy-Dust’

‘Item’

‘Score’

‘Medal’

8.1024 Tootsville::Quaestor-Event-Completedp
============================================

8.1024.1 Function
-----------------

Quaestor-Event-Completedp names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (INSTANCE).

8.1024.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1024.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Quaestor-Event-Completedp) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1024.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1025 Tootsville::Quaestor-Event-Ended-At
==========================================

8.1025.1 Function
-----------------

Quaestor-Event-Ended-At names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1025.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1025.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Quaestor-Event-Ended-At) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1025.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1026 Tootsville::Quaestor-Event-Fairy-Dust
============================================

8.1026.1 Function
-----------------

Quaestor-Event-Fairy-Dust names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (INSTANCE).

8.1026.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1026.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Quaestor-Event-Fairy-Dust) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1026.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1027 Tootsville::Quaestor-Event-Item
======================================

8.1027.1 Function
-----------------

Quaestor-Event-Item names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1027.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1027.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Quaestor-Event-Item) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1027.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1028 Tootsville::Quaestor-Event-Medal
=======================================

8.1028.1 Function
-----------------

Quaestor-Event-Medal names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1028.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1028.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Quaestor-Event-Medal) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1028.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1029 Tootsville::Quaestor-Event-P
===================================

8.1029.1 Function
-----------------

Quaestor-Event-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(OBJECT).

8.1029.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1030 Tootsville::Quaestor-Event-Peanuts
=========================================

8.1030.1 Function
-----------------

Quaestor-Event-Peanuts names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1030.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1030.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Quaestor-Event-Peanuts) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1030.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1031 Tootsville::Quaestor-Event-Score
=======================================

8.1031.1 Function
-----------------

Quaestor-Event-Score names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1031.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1031.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Quaestor-Event-Score) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1031.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1032 Tootsville::Quaestor-Event-Source
========================================

8.1032.1 Function
-----------------

Quaestor-Event-Source names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1032.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1032.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Quaestor-Event-Source) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1032.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1033 Tootsville::Quaestor-Event-Started-At
============================================

8.1033.1 Function
-----------------

Quaestor-Event-Started-At names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (INSTANCE).

8.1033.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1033.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Quaestor-Event-Started-At) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1033.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1034 Tootsville::Quaestor-Event-Started-By
============================================

8.1034.1 Function
-----------------

Quaestor-Event-Started-By names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (INSTANCE).

8.1034.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1034.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Quaestor-Event-Started-By) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1034.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1035 Tootsville::Quaestor-Event-Uuid
======================================

8.1035.1 Function
-----------------

Quaestor-Event-Uuid names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1035.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1035.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Quaestor-Event-Uuid) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1035.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1036 Tootsville::Quaestor-New-Toot
====================================

8.1036.1 Function
-----------------

Quaestor-New-Toot names a function, with lambda list (TOOT):

   Give the new TOOT their starting peanuts.

8.1036.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/quaestor.lisp.

8.1037 Tootsville::Quaestor-Start-Event
=======================================

8.1037.1 Function
-----------------

Quaestor-Start-Event names a function, with lambda list (MONIKER
&OPTIONAL (TOOT *TOOT*)):

   TOOT wants to start an event identified by MONIKER.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-START-EVENT:: for details of the
procedure.

8.1037.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/quaestor.lisp.

8.1038 Tootsville::Quaestor-Start-General
=========================================

8.1038.1 Function
-----------------

Quaestor-Start-General names a function, with lambda list (ITEM TOOT):

   Start a general event sourced on ITEM for TOOT.

8.1038.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/quaestor.lisp.

8.1039 Tootsville::Query-Params
===============================

8.1039.1 Function
-----------------

Query-Params names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Get parameters from the query string of the current Hunchentoot
request.

8.1039.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.1040 Tootsville::Query-String->Plist
======================================

8.1040.1 Function
-----------------

Query-String->Plist names a function, with lambda list (QUERY-STRING):

   Split an HTTP QUERY-STRING into a PList.

   XXX Probably a duplicate of something done in Hunchentoot or Drakma?

8.1040.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.1041 Tootsville::Query-To-Memcache-Key
========================================

8.1041.1 Function
-----------------

Query-To-Memcache-Key names a function, with lambda list (DB PREPARED
ARGS):

   Creates a key based on DB, PREPARED statement, and ARGS suitable for
MemCacheD.

   Currently uses *note TOOTSVILLE SHA1-HEX:: of a particular
stringified form

8.1041.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/memcached.lisp.

8.1042 Tootsville::Quiesce-Connected-Toots
==========================================

8.1042.1 Function
-----------------

Quiesce-Connected-Toots names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Send every Toot a demand that it quiesce itself to the database.

   FIXME: IGNORE-NOT-FOUND is because ...  um ...  Superstar sucks.

   See: *note TOOTSVILLE DEMAND-QUIESCE-TOOT::, *note TOOTSVILLE
CONNECTED-TOOTS::

8.1042.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/toots.lisp.

8.1043 Tootsville::Rad-Personality
==================================

8.1043.1 Structure
------------------

Rad-Personality names a STRUCTURE:

   This class defines a character named Rad

8.1043.2 Type
-------------

Rad-Personality names a TYPE:

   This class defines a character named Rad

8.1043.3 Class
--------------

Rad-Personality names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
ROBOT-RAD::.

   This class defines a character named Rad

8.1043.4 Slots
--------------

Class Rad-Personality has no direct slots defined.

8.1044 Tootsville::Random-Key
=============================

8.1044.1 Function
-----------------

Random-Key names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.1044.2 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Random-Key) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(NEW-VALUE OBJECT).

8.1045 Tootsville::Random-Start-Wtl-For-Toot
============================================

8.1045.1 Function
-----------------

Random-Start-Wtl-For-Toot names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Designate a starting position in Toot Square for a Toot.

   Returns a WTL-type structure in a JSON string, with ‘course’ and
‘facing’ values.

   Starting positions are randomly dispersed around the Toot Square
fountain, which intentionally is the center of the coördinate system of
the world.

8.1045.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.1046 Tootsville::Raw-Post-String
==================================

8.1046.1 Function
-----------------

Raw-Post-String names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Obtain POSTed data as a string

8.1046.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.1047 Tootsville::Read-Related-Journal
=======================================

8.1047.1 Function
-----------------

Read-Related-Journal names a function, with lambda list (WHO &KEY LAST):

   Read staff journal entries related to WHO.

   Or, read the single item LAST from the end; when LAST = 0, the very
latest entry; when LAST < 0, then the “nth” entry from the end.  Thus,
-1 is the next-to-last entry, -2 is the third from the end.

   WHO may be anything accepted by *note TOOTSVILLE
ENSURE-LIST-OF-PEOPLE::.

8.1047.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/staff-journal.lisp.

8.1048 Tootsville::Read-Staff-Journal
=====================================

8.1048.1 Function
-----------------

Read-Staff-Journal names a function, with lambda list (&KEY (START-DATE
(YESTERDAY)) (END-DATE (NOW)) LAST):

   Read staff journal entries between (inclusive) START-DATE and
END-DATE; default, yesterday and today.

   Or, read the single item LAST from the end; when LAST = 0, the very
latest entry; when LAST < 0, then the “nth” entry from the end.  Thus,
-1 is the next-to-last entry, -2 is the third from the end.

8.1048.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/staff-journal.lisp.

8.1049 Tootsville::Reap-Uninteresting-Child-Requests
====================================================

8.1049.1 Function
-----------------

Reap-Uninteresting-Child-Requests names a function, with lambda list
NIL:

   Remove uninteresting requests from the child_requests table.

   Normally run by the metronome periodically.

8.1049.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.1050 Tootsville::Reasonable-Name-Char-P
=========================================

8.1050.1 Function
-----------------

Reasonable-Name-Char-P names a function, with lambda list (CHAR):

   Is CHAR a character that can reasonably appear in a person’s name?

8.1050.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.1051 Tootsville::Reasonable-Name-P
====================================

8.1051.1 Function
-----------------

Reasonable-Name-P names a function, with lambda list (NAME):

   Does NAME appear to be a reasonable name for a person?

8.1051.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.1052 Tootsville::Rebuild-Myself
=================================

8.1052.1 Function
-----------------

Rebuild-Myself names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Recompile the running server.

   Hopefully you’ve already tested the changes?

8.1052.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/main.lisp.

8.1053 Tootsville::Redirect-To
==============================

8.1053.1 Function
-----------------

Redirect-To names a function, with lambda list (URI &OPTIONAL (STATUS
307)):

   Redirect to another URI. Status code 307 for temporary, 301 or 308
for permanent (typically).  (:TEMPORARY and :PERMANENT are accepted for
readability.)

   As a side effect, provides an extremely skeletal HTML redirection
page via ‘REDIRECT-TO/HTML/BODY’.

8.1053.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/redirect.lisp.

8.1054 Tootsville::Redirect-To/ Html-Body
=========================================

8.1054.1 Function
-----------------

Redirect-To/ Html-Body names a function, with lambda list (URI):

   Returns an octet array that gives a simple redirection link.

   This is a silly legacy thing for ancient browsers that don’t follow a
3xx redirection or want to display something while they’re redirecting.
In real life, it’s rarely encountered by a real browser, but sometimes
caught by tools like curl or wget with certain settings.

8.1054.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/redirect.lisp.

8.1055 Tootsville::Register-Metronome-Tasks
===========================================

8.1055.1 Function
-----------------

Register-Metronome-Tasks names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Register certain metronome tasks for miscellaneous services.

   This is a list of specific facilities that are started up during the
system boot process.

‘Websocket AYT facility’
     This facility, *note TOOTSVILLE AYT-IDLE-USERS:: runs every 120
     seconds to detect and disconnect users who are no longer actually
     connected.  (Note that AYT is netspeak for “are you there?”)

‘Toot Quiesce facility’
     This facility runs every 600 seconds to asks Toots to quiesce
     themselves to the database.  See *note TOOTSVILLE
     QUIESCE-CONNECTED-TOOTS::.

‘Reap uninteresting child requests’
     See *note TOOTSVILLE REAP-UNINTERESTING-CHILD-REQUESTS::.  Every 4
     hours clears out some uninteresting records from the
     “child_requests” database table.

8.1055.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/metronome.lisp.

8.1056 Tootsville::Register-Signal-Handlers
===========================================

8.1056.1 Function
-----------------

Register-Signal-Handlers names an undocumented function, with lambda
list NIL.

8.1056.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/main.lisp.

8.1057 Tootsville::Relative-Facing
==================================

8.1057.1 Function
-----------------

Relative-Facing names an undocumented function, with lambda list (X1 Z1
X2 Z2).

8.1057.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1058 Tootsville::Reload-Production
====================================

8.1058.1 Function
-----------------

Reload-Production names an undocumented function, with lambda list NIL.

8.1058.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/main.lisp.

8.1059 Tootsville::Remap-Endpoints
==================================

8.1059.1 Function
-----------------

Remap-Endpoints names an undocumented function, with lambda list NIL.

8.1059.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/endpoint.lisp.

8.1060 Tootsville::Remove-Furniture
===================================

8.1060.1 Function
-----------------

Remove-Furniture names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(SLOT).

8.1060.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.1061 Tootsville::Remove-Repeats-For-Toot-Name
===============================================

8.1061.1 Function
-----------------

Remove-Repeats-For-Toot-Name names a function, with lambda list
(STRING):

   Remove repeated characters from STRING.

   Removes letters that repeat more than twice in a row, or hyphens that
occur more than once in a row.

8.1061.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/toot-names.lisp.

8.1062 Tootsville::Rename-Toot
==============================

8.1062.1 Function
-----------------

Rename-Toot names a function, with lambda list (TOOT NEW-NAME):

   Rename TOOT to NEW-NAME.

8.1062.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/toots.lisp.

8.1063 Tootsville::Render-Json
==============================

8.1063.1 Function
-----------------

Render-Json names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.1063.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/view.lisp.

8.1064 Tootsville::Replace-Texinfo-Tables
=========================================

8.1064.1 Function
-----------------

Replace-Texinfo-Tables names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(STRING).

8.1064.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-meta-game.lisp.

8.1065 Tootsville::Report-Slow-Query
====================================

8.1065.1 Function
-----------------

Report-Slow-Query names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(FNAME ELAPSED HOW-SLOW-IS-SLOW).

8.1065.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.1066 Tootsville::Request-Accept-Types
=======================================

8.1066.1 Function
-----------------

Request-Accept-Types names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Determine the Accept: types from the current HTTP request headers.

8.1066.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/acceptor.lisp.

8.1067 Tootsville::Respond-To-Error
===================================

8.1067.1 Function
-----------------

Respond-To-Error names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(CONDITION).

8.1067.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/acceptor.lisp.

8.1068 Tootsville::Restore-Robot-Wtl
====================================

8.1068.1 Function
-----------------

Restore-Robot-Wtl names a function, with lambda list (ROBOT):

   Restore the walk-the-line positioning data for ROBOT

   Pulls quiesced data, where available, or creates a new one with *note
TOOTSVILLE RANDOM-START-WTL-FOR-TOOT:: if no quiescent data is
available.

8.1068.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1069 Tootsville::Return-New-Apple
===================================

8.1069.1 Function
-----------------

Return-New-Apple names a function, with lambda list (CLIENT):

   Used by *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-APPLE:: to send CLIENT a new
apple value.

8.1069.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1070 Tootsville::Rgb-Bytes->Rgb
=================================

8.1070.1 Function
-----------------

Rgb-Bytes->Rgb names a function, with lambda list (BYTES):

   Convert BYTES into a list of red, green, and blue values.

   BYTES is an RGB triplet of 3 8-bit bytes, like *note TOOTSVILLE
COLOR24-TO-INTEGER:: or *note TOOTSVILLE INTEGER-TO-COLOR24::
representation; i.e.  an integer 24 bits long of which the upper 8 bits
are the red channel, next 8 bits are green, and lower 8 bits are the
blue channel.

8.1070.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/color+pattern.lisp.

8.1071 Tootsville::Robot
========================

8.1071.1 Structure
------------------

Robot names a STRUCTURE:

   An in-game robot character

8.1071.2 Type
-------------

Robot names a TYPE:

   An in-game robot character

8.1071.3 Class
--------------

Robot names a class, with one superclass: COMMON-LISP::STANDARD-OBJECT
(not in this manual).

   An in-game robot character

8.1071.4 Slots
--------------

Class Robot has no direct slots defined.

8.1072 Tootsville::Robot-Broadcast
==================================

8.1072.1 Function
-----------------

Robot-Broadcast names a function, with lambda list (MESSAGE NEAR &KEY
EXCEPT):

   Broadcast MESSAGE to all robots near NEAR, except robot EXCEPT.

8.1072.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1073 Tootsville::Robot-Chaos
==============================

8.1073.1 Class
--------------

Robot-Chaos names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
SHADDOW-PERSONALITY::.

8.1073.2 Slots
--------------

Class Robot-Chaos has no direct slots defined.

8.1074 Tootsville::Robot-Course
===============================

8.1074.1 Function
-----------------

Robot-Course names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.1074.2 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Robot-Course) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(NEW-VALUE OBJECT).

8.1075 Tootsville::Robot-Course-Wtl
===================================

8.1075.1 Function
-----------------

Robot-Course-Wtl names a function, with lambda list (ROBOT):

   Get the course of ROBOT in Walk-The-Line JSON form.

8.1075.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1076 Tootsville::Robot-Cupid
==============================

8.1076.1 Class
--------------

Robot-Cupid names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
BASIC-8-PERSONALITY::.

8.1076.2 Slots
--------------

Class Robot-Cupid has no direct slots defined.

8.1077 Tootsville::Robot-Doodle
===============================

8.1077.1 Class
--------------

Robot-Doodle names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
TOOT-PERSONALITY::.

8.1077.2 Slots
--------------

Class Robot-Doodle has no direct slots defined.

8.1078 Tootsville::Robot-Dottie
===============================

8.1078.1 Class
--------------

Robot-Dottie names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
BASIC-8-PERSONALITY::.

8.1078.2 Slots
--------------

Class Robot-Dottie has no direct slots defined.

8.1079 Tootsville::Robot-Flora
==============================

8.1079.1 Class
--------------

Robot-Flora names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
BASIC-8-PERSONALITY::.

8.1079.2 Slots
--------------

Class Robot-Flora has no direct slots defined.

8.1080 Tootsville::Robot-Go-To
==============================

8.1080.1 Function
-----------------

Robot-Go-To names an undocumented function, with lambda list (ROBOT X Y
Z &OPTIONAL (SPEED)).

8.1081 Tootsville::Robot-Handle
===============================

8.1081.1 Function
-----------------

Robot-Handle names a function, with lambda list (ROBOT FROM STATUS
MESSAGE):

   Called for ROBOT to handle a MESSAGE with from-tag FROM and
status-tag STATUS.

   Infinity protocol message MESSAGE was received by the ROBOT. It has
been parsed from JSON form into a plist, and the ‘from’ and ‘status’
tags have been broken out, with the ‘from’ element converted into a
keyword argument.

   Methods on this generic function will likely specialize on ROBOT by
class, and FROM & STATUS using EQL.

8.1081.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robo-toot.lisp.

8.1082 Tootsville::Robot-Harmony
================================

8.1082.1 Class
--------------

Robot-Harmony names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
TOOT-PERSONALITY::.

8.1082.2 Slots
--------------

Class Robot-Harmony has no direct slots defined.

8.1083 Tootsville::Robot-Has-Heard
==================================

8.1083.1 Function
-----------------

Robot-Has-Heard names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(OBJECT).

8.1083.2 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Robot-Has-Heard) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(NEW-VALUE OBJECT).

8.1084 Tootsville::Robot-Heard
==============================

8.1084.1 Function
-----------------

Robot-Heard names a function, with lambda list (ROBOT SPEAKER MODE
HEARD):

   Robot ROBOT heard SPEAKER in mode MODE say HEARD.

   SPEAKER is a Toot character.  MODE is the mode in which ROBOT has
placed its conversation with SPEAKER, and is typically a keyword, but
defaults to NIL. HEARD is an array of the most recent utterances from
SPEAKER, in the order in which they were received; thus, the latest
utterance is ‘(LASTCAR HEARD)’.

8.1084.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robo-toot.lisp.

8.1085 Tootsville::Robot-Jack
=============================

8.1085.1 Class
--------------

Robot-Jack names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
HOLIDAY-SPECIAL-PERSONALITY::.

8.1085.2 Slots
--------------

Class Robot-Jack has no direct slots defined.

8.1086 Tootsville::Robot-Lil-Mc
===============================

8.1086.1 Class
--------------

Robot-Lil-Mc names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
BASIC-8-PERSONALITY::.

8.1086.2 Slots
--------------

Class Robot-Lil-Mc has no direct slots defined.

8.1087 Tootsville::Robot-Listen
===============================

8.1087.1 Function
-----------------

Robot-Listen names a function, with lambda list (ROBOT LISTENER-NAME
SPEAKER TEXT VOLUME):

   ROBOT, named LISTENER-NAME, heard SPEAKER say TEXT with volume
VOLUME.

   You probably mean to specialize *note TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-HEARD::, q.v.
This method calls ROBOT-HEARD in turn.

8.1087.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robo-toot.lisp.

8.1088 Tootsville::Robot-Match
==============================

8.1088.1 Macro
--------------

Robot-Match names an undocumented macro, with lambda list ((&REST
STRINGS) &BODY BODY).

8.1088.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1089 Tootsville::Robot-Mayor-Louis
====================================

8.1089.1 Class
--------------

Robot-Mayor-Louis names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
SHADDOW-PERSONALITY::.

8.1089.2 Slots
--------------

Class Robot-Mayor-Louis has no direct slots defined.

8.1090 Tootsville::Robot-Mode
=============================

8.1090.1 Function
-----------------

Robot-Mode names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.1090.2 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Robot-Mode) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(NEW-VALUE OBJECT).

8.1091 Tootsville::Robot-Moo
============================

8.1091.1 Class
--------------

Robot-Moo names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
BASIC-8-PERSONALITY::.

8.1091.2 Slots
--------------

Class Robot-Moo has no direct slots defined.

8.1092 Tootsville::Robot-Nevermind
==================================

8.1092.1 Class
--------------

Robot-Nevermind names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
SHADDOW-PERSONALITY::.

8.1092.2 Slots
--------------

Class Robot-Nevermind has no direct slots defined.

8.1093 Tootsville::Robot-Picasso
================================

8.1093.1 Class
--------------

Robot-Picasso names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
TOOT-PERSONALITY::.

8.1093.2 Slots
--------------

Class Robot-Picasso has no direct slots defined.

8.1094 Tootsville::Robot-Position
=================================

8.1094.1 Function
-----------------

Robot-Position names an undocumented function, with lambda list (ROBOT).

8.1094.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1095 Tootsville::Robot-Props
==============================

8.1095.1 Class
--------------

Robot-Props names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
TOOT-PERSONALITY::.

8.1095.2 Slots
--------------

Class Robot-Props has no direct slots defined.

8.1096 Tootsville::Robot-Rad
============================

8.1096.1 Class
--------------

Robot-Rad names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
TOOT-PERSONALITY::.

8.1096.2 Slots
--------------

Class Robot-Rad has no direct slots defined.

8.1097 Tootsville::Robot-Say
============================

8.1097.1 Function
-----------------

Robot-Say names an undocumented function, with lambda list (ROBOT FORMAT
&REST FORMAT-ARGS).

8.1098 Tootsville::Robot-Set-Mode
=================================

8.1098.1 Macro
--------------

Robot-Set-Mode names an undocumented macro, with lambda list (MODE).

8.1098.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1099 Tootsville::Robot-Shade
==============================

8.1099.1 Class
--------------

Robot-Shade names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
ROBOT::.

8.1099.2 Slots
--------------

Class Robot-Shade has no direct slots defined.

8.1100 Tootsville::Robot-Smudge
===============================

8.1100.1 Class
--------------

Robot-Smudge names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
SHADDOW-PERSONALITY::.

8.1100.2 Slots
--------------

Class Robot-Smudge has no direct slots defined.

8.1101 Tootsville::Robot-Snowcone
=================================

8.1101.1 Class
--------------

Robot-Snowcone names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
HOLIDAY-SPECIAL-PERSONALITY::.

8.1101.2 Slots
--------------

Class Robot-Snowcone has no direct slots defined.

8.1102 Tootsville::Robot-Sparkle
================================

8.1102.1 Class
--------------

Robot-Sparkle names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
BASIC-8-PERSONALITY::.

8.1102.2 Slots
--------------

Class Robot-Sparkle has no direct slots defined.

8.1103 Tootsville::Robot-Sploot
===============================

8.1103.1 Class
--------------

Robot-Sploot names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
SHADDOW-PERSONALITY::.

8.1103.2 Slots
--------------

Class Robot-Sploot has no direct slots defined.

8.1104 Tootsville::Robot-Superstar
==================================

8.1104.1 Class
--------------

Robot-Superstar names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
BASIC-8-PERSONALITY::.

8.1104.2 Slots
--------------

Class Robot-Superstar has no direct slots defined.

8.1105 Tootsville::Robot-Unicast
================================

8.1105.1 Function
-----------------

Robot-Unicast names a function, with lambda list (MESSAGE ROBOT):

   Send MESSAGE to ROBOT only.

   MESSAGE is a JSON-encoded string, or a plist approximating one.
ROBOT is a robot or Toot object.

8.1105.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robo-toot.lisp.

8.1106 Tootsville::Robot-Zap
============================

8.1106.1 Class
--------------

Robot-Zap names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
BASIC-8-PERSONALITY::.

8.1106.2 Slots
--------------

Class Robot-Zap has no direct slots defined.

8.1107 Tootsville::Robotp
=========================

8.1107.1 Function
-----------------

Robotp names a function, with lambda list (USER):

   Is USER a robot?

   USER may be a robot or a Toot that is controlled by a robot.

8.1107.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1108 Tootsville::Romance-Ii-Copyright-Latest
==============================================

8.1108.1 Function
-----------------

Romance-Ii-Copyright-Latest names an undocumented function, with lambda
list NIL.

8.1108.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/version.lisp.

8.1109 Tootsville::Romance-Ii-Program-Name
==========================================

8.1109.1 Function
-----------------

Romance-Ii-Program-Name names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   This program’s name.  Taken from ASDF.

8.1109.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/version.lisp.

8.1110 Tootsville::Romance-Ii-Program-Name/ Version
===================================================

8.1110.1 Function
-----------------

Romance-Ii-Program-Name/ Version names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   This program’s name and version number, in name/version form, as used
in HTTP headers and such.

8.1110.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/version.lisp.

8.1111 Tootsville::Romance-Ii-Program-Version
=============================================

8.1111.1 Function
-----------------

Romance-Ii-Program-Version names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   This program’s version.  Taken from ASDF.

8.1111.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/version.lisp.

8.1112 Tootsville::Run-Async
============================

8.1112.1 Function
-----------------

Run-Async names a function, with lambda list (FUNCTION &KEY NAME):

   Run FUNCTION asynchronously in a thread named NAME.

   If NAME is omitted, a generic name will be created based on FUNCTION.

8.1112.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/main.lisp.

8.1113 Tootsville::Run-Metronome-Tasks
======================================

8.1113.1 Function
-----------------

Run-Metronome-Tasks names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Runs tasks scheduled for the game’s metronome.

   Typically these tasks are scheduled in one of three ways.  They may
be scheduled to occur at a given frequency in seconds, at a single time,
or at a give frequency up until a certain time.

   Tasks are usually created by *note TOOTSVILLE DO-METRONOME::, which
in turn uses *note TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-REGISTER:: to safely enqueue the
tasks with locking.

   The metronome runs at approximately 1 second resolution, but steps
its time forward at precisely 1 second intervals, so no task will be
missed due to system scheduler tie-ups.

   Tasks are not allowed to “stack up;” if a task has not finished by
the time its next execution window comes around, it will miss its
opportunity and have to wait for the next window.

8.1113.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/metronome.lisp.

8.1114 Tootsville::Save-Record
==============================

8.1114.1 Function
-----------------

Save-Record names a function, with lambda list (OBJECT):

   Write OBJECT to the database, with any changes made.

   Types are encouraged to introduce appropriate consistency checks into
a :BEFORE method on this function.  The default :AFTER method calls
*note TOOTSVILLE INVALIDATE-CACHE::,

8.1114.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/generic-db.lisp.

8.1115 Tootsville::Send-Parent-Child-Login-Email
================================================

8.1115.1 Function
-----------------

Send-Parent-Child-Login-Email names a function, with lambda list
(REQUEST):

   Send a parent child’s REQUEST to play via email.

8.1115.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.1116 Tootsville::Send-Parent-Child-Login-Request
==================================================

8.1116.1 Function
-----------------

Send-Parent-Child-Login-Request names a function, with lambda list
(REQUEST):

   Send a parent a child’s REQUEST to play as a popup in game.

8.1116.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.1117 Tootsville::Send-Reply-As-Bytes
======================================

8.1117.1 Function
-----------------

Send-Reply-As-Bytes names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(REPLY FNAME).

8.1117.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.1118 Tootsville::Send-Sms-Message
===================================

8.1118.1 Function
-----------------

Send-Sms-Message names a function, with lambda list (&KEY FROM TO BODY
UUID):

   Send the SMS message from FROM to TO with body BODY. On success or
error, reference UUID.

   If online, both FROM and TO will receive notifications.

   FROM and TO may be Toot designators, or TO may be a list of Toot
designators.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SEND-MAIL-MESSAGE::.

8.1118.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/sms.lisp.

8.1119 Tootsville::Server-List
==============================

8.1119.1 Function
-----------------

Server-List names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   A list of all servers active in the current cluster.

8.1119.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/tcp-stream.lisp.

8.1120 Tootsville::Set-Http-Default-Headers
===========================================

8.1120.1 Function
-----------------

Set-Http-Default-Headers names an undocumented function, with lambda
list NIL.

8.1120.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/acceptor.lisp.

8.1121 Tootsville::Set-Up-For-Daemon/ Error-Output
==================================================

8.1121.1 Function
-----------------

Set-Up-For-Daemon/ Error-Output names a function, with lambda list
(LOG-DIR):

   Set up the *ERROR-OUTPUT* (see the Common Lisp HyperSpec) for logging
in LOG-DIR.

8.1121.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/logging.lisp.

8.1122 Tootsville::Set-Up-For-Daemon/ Log-Output
================================================

8.1122.1 Function
-----------------

Set-Up-For-Daemon/ Log-Output names a function, with lambda list
(LOG-DIR):

   Set up the Verbose mode logging output file in LOG-DIR.

8.1122.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/logging.lisp.

8.1123 Tootsville::Set-Up-For-Daemon/ Standard-Output
=====================================================

8.1123.1 Function
-----------------

Set-Up-For-Daemon/ Standard-Output names a function, with lambda list
(LOG-DIR):

   Set up the *STANDARD-OUTPUT* (see the Common Lisp HyperSpec) for
logging.

8.1123.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/logging.lisp.

8.1124 Tootsville::Set-Up-For-Daemon/ Start-Logging
===================================================

8.1124.1 Function
-----------------

Set-Up-For-Daemon/ Start-Logging names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Set up for daemon-mode logging.

8.1124.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/logging.lisp.

8.1125 Tootsville::Set-Up-For-Daemon/ Trace-Output
==================================================

8.1125.1 Function
-----------------

Set-Up-For-Daemon/ Trace-Output names a function, with lambda list
(LOG-DIR):

   Set up the *TRACE-OUTPUT* (see the Common Lisp HyperSpec) for logging
in LOG-DIR.

8.1125.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/logging.lisp.

8.1126 Tootsville::Set-User-Var
===============================

8.1126.1 Function
-----------------

Set-User-Var names an undocumented function, with lambda list (TOOT KEY
VALUE).

8.1126.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.1127 Tootsville::Set-User-Var-D
=================================

8.1127.1 Function
-----------------

Set-User-Var-D names an undocumented function, with lambda list (TOOT
VALUE).

8.1127.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.1128 Tootsville::Set-User-Var-Wtl
===================================

8.1128.1 Function
-----------------

Set-User-Var-Wtl names an undocumented function, with lambda list (TOOT
VALUE).

8.1128.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.1129 Tootsville::Sha1-Hash
============================

8.1129.1 Function
-----------------

Sha1-Hash names a function, with lambda list (MESSAGE):

   Get the hex-string hash of MESSAGE, which is an UTF-8 string.

8.1129.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/alexa/alexa.lisp.

8.1130 Tootsville::Sha1-Hex
===========================

8.1130.1 Function
-----------------

Sha1-Hex names a function, with lambda list (STRING):

   Compute the SHA1 hash of STRING and return it as a string of hex
digits.

8.1130.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/binary.lisp.

8.1131 Tootsville::Shaddow-Personality
======================================

8.1131.1 Class
--------------

Shaddow-Personality names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
ROBOT::.

8.1131.2 Slots
--------------

Class Shaddow-Personality has no direct slots defined.

8.1132 Tootsville::Shade-Personality
====================================

8.1132.1 Structure
------------------

Shade-Personality names a STRUCTURE:

   This class defines a character named Shade

8.1132.2 Type
-------------

Shade-Personality names a TYPE:

   This class defines a character named Shade

8.1132.3 Class
--------------

Shade-Personality names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
ROBOT-SHADE::.

   This class defines a character named Shade

8.1132.4 Slots
--------------

Class Shade-Personality has no direct slots defined.

8.1133 Tootsville::Shift-Contour-Point
======================================

8.1133.1 Function
-----------------

Shift-Contour-Point names a function, with lambda list (LATITUDE
LONGITUDE SHIFT):

   Shift a point on the contour map vertically

8.1133.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.1134 Tootsville::Sinus
========================

8.1134.1 Function
-----------------

Sinus names a function, with lambda list (X RANGE):

   Give the Y value at X in a sinus curve

8.1134.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/utils.lisp.

8.1135 Tootsville::Sky-Contents
===============================

8.1135.1 Function
-----------------

Sky-Contents names an undocumented function, with lambda list (X Y Z
&OPTIONAL (NOW (GET-UNIVERSAL-TIME))).

8.1135.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/world.lisp.

8.1136 Tootsville::Sky-Room-Var
===============================

8.1136.1 Function
-----------------

Sky-Room-Var names a function, with lambda list (WORLD):

   Returns the current state of the skies over WORLD.

   This data is in the form of a Plist suitable for JSON-ification.
It’s expected to be used by *note TOOTSVILLE LOCAL-ROOM-VARS::
particularly, q.v.

   When WORLD is CHOR (Chœrogryllum), the sky will contain a sun, and
three moons.  For each body, the X and Y positions will be returned; in
addition, for each moon, the phase (φ) of the moon will be returned.

8.1136.2 Example structure
--------------------------

{ sun: { x: 120, y: 120 },
  moon: { x: 120, y: 120, φ: 1 },
  othM: { x: 120, y: 120, φ: 1 },
  pink: { x: 120, y: 120, φ: 1 } }

8.1136.3 File
-------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.1137 Tootsville::Slot-Values
==============================

8.1137.1 Function
-----------------

Slot-Values names a function, with lambda list (OBJECT):

   For any OBJECT, this returns a list; each element is a PList with a
slot name and value, encoded in JSON.

8.1137.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/errors.lisp.

8.1138 Tootsville::Smoothe-Contour-200×200
==========================================

8.1138.1 Function
-----------------

Smoothe-Contour-200×200 names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(LATITUDE LONGITUDE &OPTIONAL (REPEATS 3)).

8.1138.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.1139 Tootsville::Sms
======================

8.1139.1 Class
--------------

Sms names a class, with one superclass: COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT
(not in this manual).

8.1139.2 Slots
--------------

Class Sms has 5 direct slot definitions:

‘Uuid’

‘Sender’

‘Destination’

‘Message’

‘Mmsp’

8.1140 Tootsville::Sms-Destination
==================================

8.1140.1 Function
-----------------

Sms-Destination names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1140.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1140.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Sms-Destination) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1140.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1141 Tootsville::Sms-Message
==============================

8.1141.1 Function
-----------------

Sms-Message names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.1141.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1141.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Sms-Message) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1141.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1142 Tootsville::Sms-Message-Index
====================================

8.1142.1 Function
-----------------

Sms-Message-Index names a function, with lambda list (TOOT UUID):

   Find the SQL position of UUID in a TOOT’s mailbox

8.1142.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/sms.lisp.

8.1143 Tootsville::Sms-Mmsp
===========================

8.1143.1 Function
-----------------

Sms-Mmsp names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.1143.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1143.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Sms-Mmsp) names an undocumented function, with lambda list (VALUE
INSTANCE).

8.1143.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1144 Tootsville::Sms-P
========================

8.1144.1 Function
-----------------

Sms-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.1144.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1145 Tootsville::Sms-Sender
=============================

8.1145.1 Function
-----------------

Sms-Sender names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.1145.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1145.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Sms-Sender) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1145.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1146 Tootsville::Sms-Uuid
===========================

8.1146.1 Function
-----------------

Sms-Uuid names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.1146.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1146.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Sms-Uuid) names an undocumented function, with lambda list (VALUE
INSTANCE).

8.1146.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1147 Tootsville::Smudge-Personality
=====================================

8.1147.1 Structure
------------------

Smudge-Personality names a STRUCTURE:

   This class defines a character named Smudge

8.1147.2 Type
-------------

Smudge-Personality names a TYPE:

   This class defines a character named Smudge

8.1147.3 Class
--------------

Smudge-Personality names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
ROBOT-SMUDGE::.

   This class defines a character named Smudge

8.1147.4 Slots
--------------

Class Smudge-Personality has no direct slots defined.

8.1148 Tootsville::Snowcone-Personality
=======================================

8.1148.1 Structure
------------------

Snowcone-Personality names a STRUCTURE:

   This class defines a character named Snowcone

8.1148.2 Type
-------------

Snowcone-Personality names a TYPE:

   This class defines a character named Snowcone

8.1148.3 Class
--------------

Snowcone-Personality names a class, with one superclass: *note
TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-SNOWCONE::.

   This class defines a character named Snowcone

8.1148.4 Slots
--------------

Class Snowcone-Personality has no direct slots defined.

8.1149 Tootsville::Sparkle-Personality
======================================

8.1149.1 Structure
------------------

Sparkle-Personality names a STRUCTURE:

   This class defines a character named Sparkle

8.1149.2 Type
-------------

Sparkle-Personality names a TYPE:

   This class defines a character named Sparkle

8.1149.3 Class
--------------

Sparkle-Personality names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
ROBOT-SPARKLE::.

   This class defines a character named Sparkle

8.1149.4 Slots
--------------

Class Sparkle-Personality has no direct slots defined.

8.1150 Tootsville::Spawn-Terrain
================================

8.1150.1 Function
-----------------

Spawn-Terrain names an undocumented function, with lambda list (PLACE
LATITUDE LONGITUDE).

8.1150.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.1151 Tootsville::Split-Backtrace
==================================

8.1151.1 Function
-----------------

Split-Backtrace names a function, with lambda list (STR):

   Split a string backtrace into parts

8.1151.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/errors.lisp.

8.1152 Tootsville::Split-Plist
==============================

8.1152.1 Function
-----------------

Split-Plist names a function, with lambda list (PLIST):

   Split a PLIST into two lists, of keys and values.

8.1152.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/utils.lisp.

8.1153 Tootsville::Sploot-Personality
=====================================

8.1153.1 Structure
------------------

Sploot-Personality names a STRUCTURE:

   This class defines a character named Sploot

8.1153.2 Type
-------------

Sploot-Personality names a TYPE:

   This class defines a character named Sploot

8.1153.3 Class
--------------

Sploot-Personality names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
ROBOT-SPLOOT::.

   This class defines a character named Sploot

8.1153.4 Slots
--------------

Class Sploot-Personality has no direct slots defined.

8.1154 Tootsville::Square
=========================

8.1154.1 Function
-----------------

Square names an undocumented function, with lambda list (X).

8.1154.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/world.lisp.

8.1155 Tootsville::Ssl-Certificate
==================================

8.1155.1 Function
-----------------

Ssl-Certificate names an undocumented function, with lambda list NIL.

8.1155.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/config.lisp.

8.1156 Tootsville::Ssl-Private-Key
==================================

8.1156.1 Function
-----------------

Ssl-Private-Key names an undocumented function, with lambda list NIL.

8.1156.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/config.lisp.

8.1157 Tootsville::Stamp-Toot-Passport
======================================

8.1157.1 Function
-----------------

Stamp-Toot-Passport names a function, with lambda list (TOOT STAMP):

   Stamp the passport for TOOT with STAMP.

8.1157.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/passport.lisp.

8.1158 Tootsville::Standard-Log-File
====================================

8.1158.1 Function
-----------------

Standard-Log-File names a function, with lambda list (LOG-DIR):

   Get the pathname of the standard log file.

8.1158.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/logging.lisp.

8.1159 Tootsville::Start
========================

8.1159.1 Function
-----------------

Start names a function, with lambda list (&KEY (HOST 0.0.0.0) (PORT
5000) (FULLP T)):

   Start a local Hunchentoot server on HOST and PORT.

   HOST is an address of a live interface; PORT may be a port number.

   The server will be started running on port PORT (default 5000) on
HOST (default local-loopback-only address "localhost").  If an existing
server is running, a restart will be presented to allow you to kill it
(RESTART-SERVER).

   When FULLP is true, a complete start-up including reading config
files, connecting to the databases, power-on self-test, &c.  will be
performed.

   In addition, if a TSL (SSL) certificate for this host appears to be
present, created by Let’s Encrypt, then a TLS acceptor will be started
on a port as identified in the configuration file, if that port is
available.

8.1159.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/main.lisp.

8.1160 Tootsville::Start-Game-Metronome
=======================================

8.1160.1 Function
-----------------

Start-Game-Metronome names an undocumented function, with lambda list
NIL.

8.1160.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/metronome.lisp.

8.1161 Tootsville::Start-Hunchentoot
====================================

8.1161.1 Function
-----------------

Start-Hunchentoot names a function, with lambda list (&KEY (HOST
localhost) (PORT 5000)):

   Start a Hunchentoot server via *note TOOTSVILLE START:: and fall
through into a REPL to keep the process running.

8.1161.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/main.lisp.

8.1162 Tootsville::Start-Production
===================================

8.1162.1 Function
-----------------

Start-Production names a function, with lambda list (&KEY HOST PORT):

   Start a Hunchentoot server via *note TOOTSVILLE START:: and daemonize
with Swank.

   This is the entry point for running a Production, stand-alone server.

   SBCL’s Low-level Debugger is disabled, so crashes are instantly
fatal, allowing SystemD to start a new instance in case of a fatal
error.

8.1162.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/main.lisp.

8.1163 Tootsville::Start-Purchase-Event
=======================================

8.1163.1 Function
-----------------

Start-Purchase-Event names a function, with lambda list (STORE-ITEM
TOOT):

   Start an event for TOOT to purchase STORE-ITEM

8.1163.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/quaestor.lisp.

8.1164 Tootsville::Start-Swank
==============================

8.1164.1 Function
-----------------

Start-Swank names a function, with lambda list (&OPTIONAL (PORT (+ 46046
(* 2 (RANDOM 500))))):

   Starts a SWANK server on PORT.

   Writes the port number to a file named after this (parent) process’s
PID.

8.1164.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/main.lisp.

8.1165 Tootsville::Start-Tcp-Listener
=====================================

8.1165.1 Function
-----------------

Start-Tcp-Listener names a function, with lambda list (&OPTIONAL (HOST
::1) (PORT 2773)):

   Start listening for TCP peers on interface HOST and PORT.

   The default PORT is 2773.

8.1165.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/tcp-stream.lisp.

8.1166 Tootsville::Stop
=======================

8.1166.1 Function
-----------------

Stop names a function, with lambda list (&OPTIONAL (ACCEPTOR (FIRST
*ACCEPTORS*))):

   Stop the Hunchentoot server process started by *note TOOTSVILLE
START::

8.1166.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/main.lisp.

8.1167 Tootsville::Stop-Game-Metronome
======================================

8.1167.1 Function
-----------------

Stop-Game-Metronome names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Stop the metronome facility by canceling all tasks and stopping the
metronome thread.

8.1167.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/metronome.lisp.

8.1168 Tootsville::Stop-Listening-For-Websockets
================================================

8.1168.1 Function
-----------------

Stop-Listening-For-Websockets names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Stop listening for websocket connections and disable the maintenance
thread.

8.1168.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1169 Tootsville::Stop-Production
==================================

8.1169.1 Function
-----------------

Stop-Production names an undocumented function, with lambda list NIL.

8.1169.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/main.lisp.

8.1170 Tootsville::Store-Info
=============================

8.1170.1 Function
-----------------

Store-Info names a function, with lambda list (STORE-ITEM):

   Returns a structure describing STORE-ITEM.

   This structure is a JSON-style Plist with the keys:

‘id’
     The unique store item ID. This is currently a UUID.
‘template’
     The *note TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-INFO:: of this item
‘qty’
     The quantity (integer) of these items available in the store.
‘price’
     The price (in ‘currency’ units) of the item
‘currency’
     The currency indicator.  This will generally be one of
     ‘X-TVPN’
          Tootsville peanuts; or
     ‘X-FADU’
          Fairy dust

8.1170.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/items.lisp.

8.1171 Tootsville::Store-Item
=============================

8.1171.1 Class
--------------

Store-Item names a class, with one superclass:
COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT (not in this manual).

8.1171.2 Slots
--------------

Class Store-Item has 5 direct slot definitions:

‘Uuid’

‘Template’

‘Qty’

‘Price’

‘Currency’

8.1172 Tootsville::Store-Item-Currency
======================================

8.1172.1 Function
-----------------

Store-Item-Currency names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1172.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1172.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Store-Item-Currency) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1172.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1173 Tootsville::Store-Item-P
===============================

8.1173.1 Function
-----------------

Store-Item-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.1173.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1174 Tootsville::Store-Item-Price
===================================

8.1174.1 Function
-----------------

Store-Item-Price names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1174.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1174.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Store-Item-Price) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1174.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1175 Tootsville::Store-Item-Qty
=================================

8.1175.1 Function
-----------------

Store-Item-Qty names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1175.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1175.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Store-Item-Qty) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1175.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1176 Tootsville::Store-Item-Template
======================================

8.1176.1 Function
-----------------

Store-Item-Template names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1176.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1176.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Store-Item-Template) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1176.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1177 Tootsville::Store-Item-Uuid
==================================

8.1177.1 Function
-----------------

Store-Item-Uuid names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1177.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1177.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Store-Item-Uuid) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1177.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1178 Tootsville::String-All-Alpha-Chars-P
===========================================

8.1178.1 Function
-----------------

String-All-Alpha-Chars-P names a function, with lambda list (S):

   Is S a string of only alphabetical characters?

8.1178.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/string-characteristics.lisp.

8.1179 Tootsville::String-Length-2-P
====================================

8.1179.1 Function
-----------------

String-Length-2-P names a function, with lambda list (S):

   Is S a string of length 2?

8.1179.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/string-characteristics.lisp.

8.1180 Tootsville::Strip-After-Sem
==================================

8.1180.1 Function
-----------------

Strip-After-Sem names an undocumented function, with lambda list (S).

8.1180.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/acceptor.lisp.

8.1181 Tootsville::Subheader-Field
==================================

8.1181.1 Function
-----------------

Subheader-Field names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(HEADER-ASSOC LABEL).

8.1181.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/auth/auth-firebase.lisp.

8.1182 Tootsville::Sun-Position
===============================

8.1182.1 Function
-----------------

Sun-Position names a function, with lambda list (&OPTIONAL (TIME
(GET-UNIVERSAL-TIME))):

   The position (X,Y) of the sun as a list of 2 elements

8.1182.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/weather/sun-moon.lisp.

8.1183 Tootsville::Superstar-Personality
========================================

8.1183.1 Structure
------------------

Superstar-Personality names a STRUCTURE:

   This class defines a character named Superstar

8.1183.2 Type
-------------

Superstar-Personality names a TYPE:

   This class defines a character named Superstar

8.1183.3 Class
--------------

Superstar-Personality names a class, with one superclass: *note
TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-SUPERSTAR::.

   This class defines a character named Superstar

8.1183.4 Slots
--------------

Class Superstar-Personality has no direct slots defined.

8.1184 Tootsville::Swank-Connected-P
====================================

8.1184.1 Function
-----------------

Swank-Connected-P names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Is Swank currently connected to this Lisp image?

8.1184.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/main.lisp.

8.1185 Tootsville::Sync
=======================

8.1185.1 Function
-----------------

Sync names an undocumented function, with lambda list NIL.

8.1185.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/utils.lisp.

8.1186 Tootsville::Take-Item
============================

8.1186.1 Function
-----------------

Take-Item names a function, with lambda list (ITEM RECIPIENT):

   RECIPIENT becomes the new owner of ITEM.

   The RECIPIENT Toot must be close enough to pick up ITEM, and ITEM
must be in the world, and not owned by any other player.

8.1186.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/items.lisp.

8.1187 Tootsville::Tcp-Bandwidth-Record
=======================================

8.1187.1 Function
-----------------

Tcp-Bandwidth-Record names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(MESSAGE &OPTIONAL (MULTIPLIER 1)).

8.1187.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/tcp-stream.lisp.

8.1188 Tootsville::Tcp-Broadcast
================================

8.1188.1 Function
-----------------

Tcp-Broadcast names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(MESSAGE).

8.1188.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/tcp-stream.lisp.

8.1189 Tootsville::Tcp-Client
=============================

8.1189.1 Class
--------------

Tcp-Client names a class, with one superclass:
COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT (not in this manual).

8.1189.2 Slots
--------------

Class Tcp-Client has 4 direct slot definitions:

‘Socket’

‘Buffer’

‘Expected-Length’

‘Peer’

8.1190 Tootsville::Tcp-Client-Buffer
====================================

8.1190.1 Function
-----------------

Tcp-Client-Buffer names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1190.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/tcp-stream.lisp.

8.1190.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Tcp-Client-Buffer) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1190.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/tcp-stream.lisp.

8.1191 Tootsville::Tcp-Client-Expected-Length
=============================================

8.1191.1 Function
-----------------

Tcp-Client-Expected-Length names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (INSTANCE).

8.1191.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/tcp-stream.lisp.

8.1191.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Tcp-Client-Expected-Length) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1191.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/tcp-stream.lisp.

8.1192 Tootsville::Tcp-Client-P
===============================

8.1192.1 Function
-----------------

Tcp-Client-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.1192.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/tcp-stream.lisp.

8.1193 Tootsville::Tcp-Client-Peer
==================================

8.1193.1 Function
-----------------

Tcp-Client-Peer names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1193.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/tcp-stream.lisp.

8.1193.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Tcp-Client-Peer) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1193.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/tcp-stream.lisp.

8.1194 Tootsville::Tcp-Client-Socket
====================================

8.1194.1 Function
-----------------

Tcp-Client-Socket names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1194.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/tcp-stream.lisp.

8.1194.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Tcp-Client-Socket) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1194.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/tcp-stream.lisp.

8.1195 Tootsville::Tcp-Format-Error
===================================

8.1195.1 Function
-----------------

Tcp-Format-Error names a function, with lambda list (TCP-CLIENT):

   Send a format error to TCP-CLIENT.

   This is the character EM, End of Medium, ASCII value 25 (decimal).

8.1195.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/tcp-stream.lisp.

8.1196 Tootsville::Tcp-Handle-Peer-Request
==========================================

8.1196.1 Function
-----------------

Tcp-Handle-Peer-Request names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(MESSAGE PEER).

8.1196.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/tcp-stream.lisp.

8.1197 Tootsville::Tcp-Process-Packet
=====================================

8.1197.1 Function
-----------------

Tcp-Process-Packet names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(PACKET TCP-CLIENT).

8.1197.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/tcp-stream.lisp.

8.1198 Tootsville::Tcp-Reply
============================

8.1198.1 Function
-----------------

Tcp-Reply names an undocumented function, with lambda list (MESSAGE
TCP-CLIENT).

8.1198.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/tcp-stream.lisp.

8.1199 Tootsville::Tcp-Socket-Input
===================================

8.1199.1 Function
-----------------

Tcp-Socket-Input names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(TCP-CLIENT).

8.1199.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/tcp-stream.lisp.

8.1200 Tootsville::Tcp-Stream-Authenticate
==========================================

8.1200.1 Function
-----------------

Tcp-Stream-Authenticate names a function, with lambda list (CLIENT
AUTH$):

   Private server-to-server messaging authentication.

   Tunnelled over SSH, so a simple non-cryptographically-secure
authentication is all that’s performed here.

   TODO: This is not implemented.

8.1200.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/tcp-stream.lisp.

8.1201 Tootsville::Tcp-Unicast
==============================

8.1201.1 Function
-----------------

Tcp-Unicast names a function, with lambda list (MESSAGE TCP-CLIENT):

   Writes MESSAGE to TCP-CLIENT.

   MESSAGE is encoded with a SOH (start of heading, ASCII value 1),
followed by the length of the message in base-36, then STX (start of
text, ASCII value 2), the message itself, and a final ETX (end of text,
ASCII value 3).

8.1201.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/tcp-stream.lisp.

8.1202 Tootsville::Template->Openapi
====================================

8.1202.1 Function
-----------------

Template->Openapi names a function, with lambda list (TEMPLATE):

   Convert URI TEMPLATE into an OpenAPI template string.

8.1202.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-meta-game.lisp.

8.1203 Tootsville::Template-Match
=================================

8.1203.1 Function
-----------------

Template-Match names a function, with lambda list (TEMPLATE LIST):

   Attempt to match a template list against a split-down URI.

   The template list consists of strings, which must match exactly, or
symbols, in which case any string will match.  The values to which
symbols are bound are returned sequentially, like positional parameters.

8.1203.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/acceptor.lisp.

8.1204 Tootsville::Terrain
==========================

8.1204.1 Function
-----------------

Terrain names a function, with lambda list (PLACE LATITUDE LONGITUDE):

   Obtain the terrain tile in PLACE at LATITUDE,LONGITUDE

   PLACE is one of :chor, :Moon, :othm, :pink, :orbit.

   LATITUDE and LONGITUDE must be aligned to 200m increments.

8.1204.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.1205 Tootsville::Terrain-Db-Key
=================================

8.1205.1 Function
-----------------

Terrain-Db-Key names an undocumented function, with lambda list (PLACE
LATITUDE LONGITUDE).

8.1205.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.1206 Tootsville::Terrain-Exists-P
===================================

8.1206.1 Function
-----------------

Terrain-Exists-P names a function, with lambda list (PLACE LATITUDE
LONGITUDE):

   If terrain has been previously defined at the tile given, return it.

   Use *note TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN:: generally instead.

8.1206.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.1207 Tootsville::Terrain-Height
=================================

8.1207.1 Class
--------------

Terrain-Height names a class, with one superclass:
COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT (not in this manual).

8.1207.2 Slots
--------------

Class Terrain-Height has 4 direct slot definitions:

‘World’

‘Latitude’

‘Longitude’

‘Terrain’

8.1208 Tootsville::Terrain-Height-Latitude
==========================================

8.1208.1 Function
-----------------

Terrain-Height-Latitude names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1208.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1208.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Terrain-Height-Latitude) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1208.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1209 Tootsville::Terrain-Height-Longitude
===========================================

8.1209.1 Function
-----------------

Terrain-Height-Longitude names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (INSTANCE).

8.1209.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1209.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Terrain-Height-Longitude) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1209.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1210 Tootsville::Terrain-Height-P
===================================

8.1210.1 Function
-----------------

Terrain-Height-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(OBJECT).

8.1210.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1211 Tootsville::Terrain-Height-Terrain
=========================================

8.1211.1 Function
-----------------

Terrain-Height-Terrain names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1211.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1211.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Terrain-Height-Terrain) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1211.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1212 Tootsville::Terrain-Height-World
=======================================

8.1212.1 Function
-----------------

Terrain-Height-World names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1212.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1212.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Terrain-Height-World) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1212.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1213 Tootsville::Terrain/ Add-Cactus
======================================

8.1213.1 Function
-----------------

Terrain/ Add-Cactus names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Add a cactus

8.1213.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.1214 Tootsville::Terrain/ Add-Flowers
=======================================

8.1214.1 Function
-----------------

Terrain/ Add-Flowers names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Add a random cluster of appropriate flowers or herbs.

8.1214.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.1215 Tootsville::Terrain/ Add-Log
===================================

8.1215.1 Function
-----------------

Terrain/ Add-Log names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Adds a fallen log or similar feature.

8.1215.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.1216 Tootsville::Terrain/ Add-Mushrooms
=========================================

8.1216.1 Function
-----------------

Terrain/ Add-Mushrooms names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Add a cluster of mushrooms or similar.

8.1216.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.1217 Tootsville::Terrain/ Add-Shaddow-Bush
============================================

8.1217.1 Function
-----------------

Terrain/ Add-Shaddow-Bush names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Add a Shaddow bush to the area

8.1217.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.1218 Tootsville::Terrain/ Add-Shaddow-Pit
===========================================

8.1218.1 Function
-----------------

Terrain/ Add-Shaddow-Pit names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Add a Shaddow pit to the area

8.1218.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.1219 Tootsville::Terrain/ Add-Shaddow-Stalagmite
==================================================

8.1219.1 Function
-----------------

Terrain/ Add-Shaddow-Stalagmite names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Add a Shaddow stalagmite to the area

8.1219.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.1220 Tootsville::Terrain/ Add-Small-Pond
==========================================

8.1220.1 Function
-----------------

Terrain/ Add-Small-Pond names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Create a pool of water smaller than the tile and contained within it.
TODO

8.1220.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.1221 Tootsville::Terrain/ Add-Tree
====================================

8.1221.1 Function
-----------------

Terrain/ Add-Tree names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Add a random tree or bush.

8.1221.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.1222 Tootsville::Terrain/ Connect-Streams
===========================================

8.1222.1 Function
-----------------

Terrain/Connect-Streams names an undocumented function, with lambda list
NIL.

8.1222.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.1223 Tootsville::Terrain/ Stream-Present-P
============================================

8.1223.1 Function
-----------------

Terrain/ Stream-Present-P names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Does a stream bisect the currently-active space?

   Should return true if a body of water exists which enters the space
from any side and bisects the space into two disjoint land areas.
Terminus of a stream or completely underwater are not “streams” by this
definition.

8.1223.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.1224 Tootsville::Test
=======================

8.1224.1 Variable
-----------------

Test names an undocumented variable with the value NIL

8.1225 Tootsville::Texi-Ref
===========================

8.1225.1 Function
-----------------

Texi-Ref names a function, with lambda list (STRING):

   Given STRING is a TeXInfo text, replace any ‘single-quoted’ links.

   A single-quoted reference to a Lisp symbol will be replaced with a
hyperlink to that section of the manual, or given an annotation if it is
not in this manual.

   References to “Tootsville.” are assumed to be valid Javascripts.

8.1225.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/write-docs-2.lisp.

8.1226 Tootsville::Three-Chars-In-A-Row-P
=========================================

8.1226.1 Function
-----------------

Three-Chars-In-A-Row-P names a function, with lambda list (STRING
&OPTIONAL CHAR-BAG):

   Do any three characters in CHAR-BAG occur together in STRING?

   If CHAR-BAG is NIL, then any character that occurs three times
matching itself returns true.

8.1226.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/string-characteristics.lisp.

8.1227 Tootsville::Tick-Weather-Day
===================================

8.1227.1 Function
-----------------

Tick-Weather-Day names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   • 
     Precipitation chances are highest in the third months – Inunguis,
     Senecalensis, Elephas, and Tethytheria – peaking at the 15th of
     each third month.  Thus, the least chance of precipitation is
     around the 1st of the second month of each quarter – 1 Dugon,
     Hyrodamalis, Luxodonta, and Dendrohyrax

   • 
     Winter precipitation (from about 1 Tehytheria to about 30 Dugon)
     will tend to be coming from the mountains to the sea, and bring
     snow, with a coresponding drop in temperature.  Summer
     precipitation (from about 1 Senecalensis to 30 Luxodonta) will tend
     to come from the south seas, and bring warmer temperatures.  The
     temperature won’t be generally affected at all by precipitation
     during the spring and autumn months.

8.1227.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/weather/weather.lisp.

8.1228 Tootsville::Tick-Weather-Minute
======================================

8.1228.1 Function
-----------------

Tick-Weather-Minute names an undocumented function, with lambda list
NIL.

8.1228.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/weather/weather.lisp.

8.1229 Tootsville::Toot
=======================

8.1229.1 Function
-----------------

Toot names a function, with lambda list (IDENTIFIER):

   Find the Toot associated with IDENTIFIER.

8.1229.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1229.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Toot) names an undocumented function, with lambda list (NEW-VALUE
OBJECT).

8.1229.4 Class
--------------

Toot names a class, with one superclass: COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT
(not in this manual).

8.1229.5 Slots
--------------

Class Toot has 14 direct slot definitions:

‘Uuid’

‘Name’

‘Pattern’

‘Base-Color’

‘Pattern-Color’

‘Pad-Color’

‘Avatar’

‘Player’

‘Child-Code’

‘Last-Active’

‘Note’

‘Avatar-Scale-X’

‘Avatar-Scale-Y’

‘Avatar-Scale-Z’

8.1230 Tootsville::Toot-Avatar
==============================

8.1230.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Avatar names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.1230.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1230.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Toot-Avatar) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1230.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1231 Tootsville::Toot-Avatar-Scale-X
======================================

8.1231.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Avatar-Scale-X names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1231.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1231.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Toot-Avatar-Scale-X) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1231.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1232 Tootsville::Toot-Avatar-Scale-Y
======================================

8.1232.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Avatar-Scale-Y names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1232.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1232.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Toot-Avatar-Scale-Y) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1232.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1233 Tootsville::Toot-Avatar-Scale-Z
======================================

8.1233.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Avatar-Scale-Z names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1233.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1233.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Toot-Avatar-Scale-Z) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1233.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1234 Tootsville::Toot-Base-Color
==================================

8.1234.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Base-Color names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1234.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1234.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Toot-Base-Color) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1234.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1235 Tootsville::Toot-Base-Color-Name
=======================================

8.1235.1 Type
-------------

Toot-Base-Color-Name names a TYPE:

   A string designator which describes a valid color for a Toot’s base
color.

   See ‘+TOOT-BASE-COLOR-NAMES’ for the list.

8.1236 Tootsville::Toot-Base-Color-Name-P
=========================================

8.1236.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Base-Color-Name-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(&REST ARGUMENTS).

8.1236.2 File
-------------

Defined in file
quicklisp/dists/quicklisp/software/fare-memoization-20180430-git/memoization.lisp.

8.1237 Tootsville::Toot-Buddy-List
==================================

8.1237.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Buddy-List names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(&OPTIONAL (TOOT *TOOT*)).

8.1237.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-commands.lisp.

8.1238 Tootsville::Toot-Can-Afford-P
====================================

8.1238.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Can-Afford-P names a function, with lambda list (TOOT STORE-ITEM):

   Whether TOOT can afford STORE-ITEM

8.1238.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/quaestor.lisp.

8.1239 Tootsville::Toot-Chat-Background-Color
=============================================

8.1239.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Chat-Background-Color names a function, with lambda list (TOOT):

   The background color of a Toot’s speech balloon in normal speech.

   Shouting and whispering should alter this color appropriately.

   Obtained via *note TOOTSVILLE TOOT-INFO::.

   Always white at present (2.0).  This should not be trusted to be a
constant; it should be updated in a later release.

8.1239.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/toots.lisp.

8.1240 Tootsville::Toot-Chat-Foreground-Color
=============================================

8.1240.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Chat-Foreground-Color names a function, with lambda list (TOOT):

   The foreground (text) color of a Toot’s speech balloon in normal
speech.

   Shouting and whispering should alter this color appropriately.

   Obtained via *note TOOTSVILLE TOOT-INFO::.

   Always black at present (2.0).  This should not be trusted to be a
constant; it should be updated in a later release.

8.1240.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/toots.lisp.

8.1241 Tootsville::Toot-Child-Code
==================================

8.1241.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Child-Code names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1241.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1241.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Toot-Child-Code) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1241.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1242 Tootsville::Toot-Childp
==============================

8.1242.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Childp names an undocumented function, with lambda list (TOOT).

8.1242.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/toots.lisp.

8.1243 Tootsville::Toot-Clothes+Pattern
=======================================

8.1243.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Clothes+Pattern names a function, with lambda list (TOOT):

   The clothes (including Pivitz) and pattern that TOOT is wearing.

8.1243.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/toots.lisp.

8.1244 Tootsville::Toot-Contacts
================================

8.1244.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Contacts names an undocumented function, with lambda list (TOOT).

8.1244.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/contacts.lisp.

8.1245 Tootsville::Toot-Equipped-Item
=====================================

8.1245.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Equipped-Item names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(TOOT).

8.1245.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/toots.lisp.

8.1246 Tootsville::Toot-Fairy-Dust
==================================

8.1246.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Fairy-Dust names a function, with lambda list (TOOT):

   Compute the total balance of fairy dust that TOOT has earned over the
course of the game.

8.1246.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/quaestor.lisp.

8.1247 Tootsville::Toot-Has-Item-P
==================================

8.1247.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Has-Item-P names a function, with lambda list (ITEM-TEMPLATE-ID
&OPTIONAL (TOOT *TOOT*)):

   A generalize boolean indicating whether TOOT has any item based upon
ITEM-TEMPLATE-ID

   Calls *note TOOTSVILLE TOOT-INVENTORY:: to benefit from caching.

8.1247.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/items.lisp.

8.1248 Tootsville::Toot-Info
============================

8.1248.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Info names a function, with lambda list (TOOT &OPTIONAL (PRIVATEP
(AND *USER* (UUID= (PERSON-UUID *USER*) (TOOT-PLAYER TOOT))))):

   Returns a JSON-compatible structure which describes TOOT.

   If PRIVATEP, then private information (normally only visible to that
Toot’s user) is returned; otherwise, private information is dummied out
or absent.

   This data is returned by various functions, including *note
TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-FINGER:: or *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-WARDROBE::.

8.1248.2 Data Structure
-----------------------

‘name’
     The name of the Toot character.  See *note TOOTSVILLE TOOT-NAME::
‘userName’
     Also the name of the Toot character, in the form in which it should
     appear on an avatar label.  Notably, this means that child or
     sensitive users will have a black diamond prefixed to the name.
     See *note TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PRESENTATION-NAME::
‘avatar’
     The base filename of the avatar.  The actual URL for the avatar
     model will always be
     ‘https://jumbo.tootsville.org/Assets/Avatars/5/’avatar‘.babylon’.
     See *note TOOTSVILLE TOOT-AVATAR:: to obtain the avatar’s ID, and
     *note TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-MONIKER:: to obtain the name from that ID.
‘chatFG’
     The foreground (text) color of this character’s chat messages.  See
     *note TOOTSVILLE TOOT-CHAT-FOREGROUND-COLOR::.
‘chatBG’
     The background color of the speech balloons behind the character’s
     chat messages.  See *note TOOTSVILLE TOOT-CHAT-BACKGROUND-COLOR::.
‘avatarClass’
     This is a legacy object which describes the avatar in play, in
     theory.  It has the following attributes: ‘id’, the unique ID for
     the avatar; ‘title’, always the same as ‘avatar’ URL base name;
     ‘filename’, also the same; ‘forFree’, always ‘true’; ‘forPaid’,
     always ‘false’.
‘avatarClass_B, baseColor’
     The base color for the avatar’s skin.  Sent as two identical
     values.  See *note TOOTSVILLE TOOT-BASE-COLOR::
‘avatarClass_P, patternColor’
     The color for the avatars’s pattern, if any.  Sent as two identical
     values.  See *note TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PATTERN-COLOR::
‘avatarClass_E, padColor’
     The color for the avatar’s pad or “extra” color.  Sent as two
     identical values.  See *note TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PAD-COLOR::
‘format’
     Always the same as ‘avatar’ now.
‘colors’
     The list of base, pattern, and extra color, a third time, as an
     array-like object; keys are ‘0’ for base color, ‘1’ for pad color,
     and ‘2’ for pattern color.
‘inRoom’
     No longer returned; always reads exactly “‘@Tootsville’”
‘vars’
     No longer returned; always nil.
‘clothes’
     The clothing currently being worn by the character.  For legacy
     reasons, the character’s pattern is repeated here.  Pivitz are
     considered clothes.  See *note TOOTSVILLE TOOT-CLOTHES+PATTERN::
‘pattern’
     The name of the pattern of the avatar, if any.  See *note
     TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PATTERN::
‘gameItem’
     The item currently held in the character’s ‘TRUNK’ or ‘HAND’ slot,
     as appropriate to the avatar model, if any.  See *note TOOTSVILLE
     TOOT-EQUIPPED-ITEM::
‘uuid, id’
     The Toot character’s UUID. See *note TOOTSVILLE TOOT-UUID::
‘equip’
     If this is the requestor’s Toot, a set of all inventory (equipment)
     as per ‘TOOT-ITEM-INFO’
‘childP’
     True if the Toot represents a child player.  See *note TOOTSVILLE
     TOOT-CHILDP::
‘childRequest’
     If there is an active or pending request to play from this child,
     this object will be attached.  It contains ‘uuid’, the time the
     request was ‘placedAt’, when it was ‘allowedAt’ or ‘deniedAt’, how
     long it was ‘allowedFor’, and any ‘response’ text.
‘childCode’
     Only available to the user owning the Toot, this is the code to log
     in as the child Toot.  See *note TOOTSVILLE TOOT-CHILD-CODE::
‘sensitiveP’
     True if the Toot represents a sensitive user or a child.  See *note
     TOOTSVILLE PERSON-SENSITIVEP::
‘scaling’
     Scaling of the avatar in each of x, y, and z dimensions.  See *note
     TOOTSVILLE TOOT-AVATAR-SCALE-X::, *note TOOTSVILLE
     TOOT-AVATAR-SCALE-Y::, and *note TOOTSVILLE TOOT-AVATAR-SCALE-Z::

8.1248.3 Changes from 1.0 to 1.1
--------------------------------

The ‘avatarClass’ object used to have fields ‘s’, which is the same as
‘title’; ‘forVIT’, which is the same as ‘forPaid’; and ‘avatarClassID’,
which is the same as ‘id’.  The renamed fields were supported under both
names in 1.1 or 1.2 based on the setting of the global configuration
variable ‘org.starhope.appius.events.format1.0’.

8.1248.4 Changes from 1.1 to 1.2
--------------------------------

Added ‘scaling’ for “Magic Toots.”

8.1248.5 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
--------------------------------

   • Added ‘name’
   • Dropped backwards compatibility with the ‘avatarClass’ object from
     1.0
   • ‘id’ now returns a UUID, not a fixnum integer.
   • Avatars are now Babylon 3D models, not Flash objects, and are
     retrieved from a different URL pattern.
   • Prepend black diamonds to ‘userName’ for children or sensitive
     users.
   • Always returns white and black for ‘chatFG’ and ‘chatBG’, as “Magic
     Toot” colors are not currently supported in 2.0; they may return in
     2.1 or later.
   • Added ‘baseColor’, ‘patternColor’, and ‘padColor’ names in parallel
     to existing, now deprecated, ‘colors’ values.
   • The ‘avatarClass_B,P,E’ values, which used to reflect default
     colors for an avatar model, are now just the Toot’s current colors.
   • Added ‘uuid’, ‘childP’, ‘childRequest’, ‘sensitiveP’, and
     ‘lastSeen’
   • When the requestor owns this Toot, added ‘note’, ‘childCode’,
     ‘peanuts’, ‘fairyDust’,
   • ‘inRoom’ always returns “@Tootsville”.
   • ‘vars’ always returns nil.

   See also Deprecation section below.

8.1248.6 Deprecation
--------------------

The following elements are deprecated and will be removed in a future
revision:

‘id’
     use ‘uuid’ in future.
‘avatarClass_B,_P,_E and colors’
     Deprecated in favor of ‘baseColor’, ‘patternColor’, ‘padColor’.
‘avatarClass’
     This is deprecated and will be removed in future.  Its purpose is
     better served by other fields already in the structure.
‘format’
     This is deprecated in favor of ‘avatar’

8.1248.7 Obtaining Toot Information
-----------------------------------

Avatar information is available through several channels.

‘/toots/Toot-Name’
     Fetch only the avatar information for a single Toot from this
     endpoint
‘*note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-FINGER::’
     Fetch avatar information for a list of Toots.

8.1248.8 File
-------------

Defined in file src/toots.lisp.

8.1249 Tootsville::Toot-Inventory
=================================

8.1249.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Inventory names a function, with lambda list (&OPTIONAL (TOOT
*TOOT*) &KEY PRIVATEP):

   The inventory of TOOT, possibly including PRIVATEP items.

   When PRIVATEP is false (default), only the inventory items which are
equipped will be enumerated.

   Returns a list of ITEM objects.

8.1249.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/items.lisp.

8.1250 Tootsville::Toot-Join-Message
====================================

8.1250.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Join-Message names a function, with lambda list (&OPTIONAL (TOOT
*TOOT*) (WORLD CHOR)):

   Send joinOK message for TOOT

8.1250.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1251 Tootsville::Toot-Last-Active
===================================

8.1251.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Last-Active names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1251.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1251.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Toot-Last-Active) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1251.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1252 Tootsville::Toot-List-Message
====================================

8.1252.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-List-Message names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Send a player (user) their list of Toots.

   Used primarily in the login process.  Might also be used for gifting
inventory back-and-forth later.

8.1252.2 Format
---------------

{ from: "tootList",
  status: true,
  toots: [ TOOT-INFO, ... ] }

   The value of ‘toots’ is an array (list) of *note TOOTSVILLE
TOOT-INFO:: ordered by the time that the Toot was last active in the
game, most recent to least recent.  Clients are encouraged to display
the list of Toots in this order.

   If the player has no Toots yet, returns a 404 with ‘status: false’.

8.1252.3 File
-------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.1253 Tootsville::Toot-Name
============================

8.1253.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Name names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.1253.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1253.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Toot-Name) names an undocumented function, with lambda list (VALUE
INSTANCE).

8.1253.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1253.5 Type
-------------

Toot-Name names a TYPE:

   A name that can be used for a Toot character.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE POTENTIAL-TOOT-NAME-P::.

8.1254 Tootsville::Toot-Note
============================

8.1254.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Note names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.1254.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1254.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Toot-Note) names an undocumented function, with lambda list (VALUE
INSTANCE).

8.1254.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1255 Tootsville::Toot-P
=========================

8.1255.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.1255.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1256 Tootsville::Toot-Pad-Color
=================================

8.1256.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Pad-Color names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1256.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1256.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Toot-Pad-Color) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1256.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1257 Tootsville::Toot-Pad-Color-Name
======================================

8.1257.1 Type
-------------

Toot-Pad-Color-Name names a TYPE:

   A color name that can be used for Toot foot pads and nose tip.

   Formerly known as the “extra color” of the avatar.

8.1258 Tootsville::Toot-Pad-Color-Name-P
========================================

8.1258.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Pad-Color-Name-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(&REST ARGUMENTS).

8.1258.2 File
-------------

Defined in file
quicklisp/dists/quicklisp/software/fare-memoization-20180430-git/memoization.lisp.

8.1259 Tootsville::Toot-Passport-Stamped-P
==========================================

8.1259.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Passport-Stamped-P names a function, with lambda list (TOOT STAMP):

   Has TOOT’s passport been stamped with STAMP?

8.1259.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/passport.lisp.

8.1260 Tootsville::Toot-Passport-Stamps
=======================================

8.1260.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Passport-Stamps names a function, with lambda list (TOOT):

   Enumerate the stamp names on TOOT’s passport

8.1260.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/passport.lisp.

8.1261 Tootsville::Toot-Pattern
===============================

8.1261.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Pattern names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1261.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1261.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Toot-Pattern) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1261.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1262 Tootsville::Toot-Pattern-Color
=====================================

8.1262.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Pattern-Color names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1262.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1262.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Toot-Pattern-Color) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1262.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1263 Tootsville::Toot-Pattern-Color-Name
==========================================

8.1263.1 Type
-------------

Toot-Pattern-Color-Name names a TYPE:

   The name of a color that can be used for a pattern

8.1264 Tootsville::Toot-Pattern-Color-Name-P
============================================

8.1264.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Pattern-Color-Name-P names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (&REST ARGUMENTS).

8.1264.2 File
-------------

Defined in file
quicklisp/dists/quicklisp/software/fare-memoization-20180430-git/memoization.lisp.

8.1265 Tootsville::Toot-Pattern-Name
====================================

8.1265.1 Type
-------------

Toot-Pattern-Name names a TYPE:

   The name of a Toot pattern

8.1266 Tootsville::Toot-Pattern-Name-P
======================================

8.1266.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Pattern-Name-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(&REST ARGUMENTS).

8.1266.2 File
-------------

Defined in file
quicklisp/dists/quicklisp/software/fare-memoization-20180430-git/memoization.lisp.

8.1267 Tootsville::Toot-Peanuts
===============================

8.1267.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Peanuts names a function, with lambda list (TOOT):

   Compute the total balance of peanuts that TOOT has earned over the
course of the game.

8.1267.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/quaestor.lisp.

8.1268 Tootsville::Toot-Personality
===================================

8.1268.1 Class
--------------

Toot-Personality names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
ROBOT::.

8.1268.2 Slots
--------------

Class Toot-Personality has no direct slots defined.

8.1269 Tootsville::Toot-Player
==============================

8.1269.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Player names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.1269.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1269.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Toot-Player) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1269.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1270 Tootsville::Toot-Position
================================

8.1270.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Position names a function, with lambda list (TOOT):

   Return the current point position of TOOT.

   TOOT may be a Toot, robot, &c.  The position returned will be a list
of world keyword, latitude, longitude, and altitude.

8.1270.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1270.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Toot-Position) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(NEW-VALUE OBJECT).

8.1271 Tootsville::Toot-Presentation-Name
=========================================

8.1271.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Presentation-Name names a function, with lambda list (TOOT):

   The form of the TOOT’s name for display in the UI as an avatar label.

   This is usually the same as *note TOOTSVILLE TOOT-NAME::, except for
children or sensitive players, in which case it will have a black
diamond ◆ prefixed to it.

8.1271.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/toots.lisp.

8.1272 Tootsville::Toot-Private-Message
=======================================

8.1272.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Private-Message names a function, with lambda list (SPEAKER
LISTENER SPEECH):

   SPEAKER whispers the message SPEECH to LISTENER.

8.1272.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1273 Tootsville::Toot-Quiesced
================================

8.1273.1 Class
--------------

Toot-Quiesced names a class, with one superclass:
COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT (not in this manual).

8.1273.2 Slots
--------------

Class Toot-Quiesced has 11 direct slot definitions:

‘Toot’

‘World’

‘Latitude’

‘Longitude’

‘Altitude’

‘Wtl’

‘D3’

‘Emotion’

‘Observed’

‘Peer-Address’

‘Attribs’

8.1274 Tootsville::Toot-Quiesced-Altitude
=========================================

8.1274.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Quiesced-Altitude names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1274.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1274.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Toot-Quiesced-Altitude) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1274.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1275 Tootsville::Toot-Quiesced-Attribs
========================================

8.1275.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Quiesced-Attribs names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1275.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1275.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Toot-Quiesced-Attribs) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1275.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1276 Tootsville::Toot-Quiesced-D3
===================================

8.1276.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Quiesced-D3 names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1276.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1276.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Toot-Quiesced-D3) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1276.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1277 Tootsville::Toot-Quiesced-Data
=====================================

8.1277.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Quiesced-Data names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(TOOT).

8.1277.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1278 Tootsville::Toot-Quiesced-Emotion
========================================

8.1278.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Quiesced-Emotion names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1278.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1278.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Toot-Quiesced-Emotion) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1278.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1279 Tootsville::Toot-Quiesced-Latitude
=========================================

8.1279.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Quiesced-Latitude names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1279.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1279.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Toot-Quiesced-Latitude) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1279.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1280 Tootsville::Toot-Quiesced-Longitude
==========================================

8.1280.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Quiesced-Longitude names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1280.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1280.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Toot-Quiesced-Longitude) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1280.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1281 Tootsville::Toot-Quiesced-Observed
=========================================

8.1281.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Quiesced-Observed names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1281.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1281.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Toot-Quiesced-Observed) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1281.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1282 Tootsville::Toot-Quiesced-P
==================================

8.1282.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Quiesced-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(OBJECT).

8.1282.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1283 Tootsville::Toot-Quiesced-Peer-Address
=============================================

8.1283.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Quiesced-Peer-Address names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (INSTANCE).

8.1283.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1283.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Toot-Quiesced-Peer-Address) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1283.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1284 Tootsville::Toot-Quiesced-Toot
=====================================

8.1284.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Quiesced-Toot names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1284.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1284.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Toot-Quiesced-Toot) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1284.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1285 Tootsville::Toot-Quiesced-World
======================================

8.1285.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Quiesced-World names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1285.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1285.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Toot-Quiesced-World) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1285.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1286 Tootsville::Toot-Quiesced-Wtl
====================================

8.1286.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Quiesced-Wtl names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1286.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1286.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Toot-Quiesced-Wtl) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1286.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1287 Tootsville::Toot-Sms-Messages
====================================

8.1287.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Sms-Messages names a function, with lambda list (TOOT &KEY (FROM
NIL) (LIMIT 100)):

   Find TOOT’s SMS message starting with FROM, up to LIMIT.

   FROM can be a UUID or an index from 0.

8.1287.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/sms.lisp.

8.1288 Tootsville::Toot-Speak
=============================

8.1288.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Speak names a function, with lambda list (SPEECH &KEY (TOOT *TOOT*)
VOL):

   Broadcast a public message of SPEECH from TOOT at volume VOL.

8.1288.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1289 Tootsville::Toot-Uuid
============================

8.1289.1 Function
-----------------

Toot-Uuid names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.1289.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1289.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Toot-Uuid) names an undocumented function, with lambda list (VALUE
INSTANCE).

8.1289.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1290 Tootsville::Tootsville-Rest-Acceptor
===========================================

8.1290.1 Class
--------------

Tootsville-Rest-Acceptor names a class, with one superclass:
HUNCHENTOOT::EASY-ACCEPTOR (not in this manual).

8.1290.2 Slots
--------------

Class Tootsville-Rest-Acceptor has no direct slots defined.

8.1291 Tootsville::Tootsville-Rest-Ssl-Acceptor
===============================================

8.1291.1 Class
--------------

Tootsville-Rest-Ssl-Acceptor names a class, with one superclass:
HUNCHENTOOT::EASY-SSL-ACCEPTOR (not in this manual).

8.1291.2 Slots
--------------

Class Tootsville-Rest-Ssl-Acceptor has no direct slots defined.

8.1292 Tootsville::Tootsville-V-Banner
======================================

8.1292.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville-V-Banner names an undocumented function, with lambda list
NIL.

8.1292.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/version.lisp.

8.1293 Tootsville::Trace-Log-File
=================================

8.1293.1 Function
-----------------

Trace-Log-File names a function, with lambda list (LOG-DIR):

   Get the pathname of the trace log file.

8.1293.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/logging.lisp.

8.1294 Tootsville::Trace-Output-Heartbeat
=========================================

8.1294.1 Function
-----------------

Trace-Output-Heartbeat names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Output a heartbeat message with thread listing to *TRACE-OUTPUT* (see
the Common Lisp HyperSpec)

8.1294.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/logging.lisp.

8.1295 Tootsville::Try-Reconnect-Toot-Name
==========================================

8.1295.1 Function
-----------------

Try-Reconnect-Toot-Name names a function, with lambda list (TOOT-NAME
USER):

   Allow TOOT-NAME to try to reconnect as USER.

8.1295.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1296 Tootsville::Two-Chars-In-A-Row-P
=======================================

8.1296.1 Function
-----------------

Two-Chars-In-A-Row-P names a function, with lambda list (STRING
CHAR-BAG):

   Do any two characters in CHAR-BAG occur together in STRING?

8.1296.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/string-characteristics.lisp.

8.1297 Tootsville::Two-Letter-String
====================================

8.1297.1 Type
-------------

Two-Letter-String names a TYPE:

   A string of two letters (alphabetical characters)

8.1298 Tootsville::Un-Banhammer-Ip-Address
==========================================

8.1298.1 Function
-----------------

Un-Banhammer-Ip-Address names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(ADDRESS).

8.1298.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/infinity/legacy-ops.lisp.

8.1299 Tootsville::Unicast
==========================

8.1299.1 Function
-----------------

Unicast names a function, with lambda list (MESSAGE &OPTIONAL (USER
(ACTIVE-PLAYER))):

   Send MESSAGE directly to USER (which may be a Person or Toot)

8.1299.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/messaging.lisp.

8.1300 Tootsville::Unidentified-Player-Error
============================================

8.1300.1 Structure
------------------

Unidentified-Player-Error names a STRUCTURE:

   An error thrown when the player can’t be identified.

   They may have sent no credentials, or bad credentials.

8.1300.2 Type
-------------

Unidentified-Player-Error names a TYPE:

   An error thrown when the player can’t be identified.

   They may have sent no credentials, or bad credentials.

8.1300.3 Class
--------------

Unidentified-Player-Error names a class, with one superclass: *note
TOOTSVILLE HTTP-CLIENT-ERROR::.

   An error thrown when the player can’t be identified.

   They may have sent no credentials, or bad credentials.

8.1300.4 Slots
--------------

Class Unidentified-Player-Error has 1 direct slot definition:

‘Http-Status-Code’

8.1301 Tootsville::Unimplemented
================================

8.1301.1 Structure
------------------

Unimplemented names a STRUCTURE:

   Signals that a feature has not been implemented yet.

8.1301.2 Type
-------------

Unimplemented names a TYPE:

   Signals that a feature has not been implemented yet.

8.1301.3 Class
--------------

Unimplemented names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
HTTP-CLIENT-ERROR::.

   Signals that a feature has not been implemented yet.

8.1301.4 Slots
--------------

Class Unimplemented has 2 direct slot definitions:

‘Http-Status-Code’

‘Feature’

8.1302 Tootsville::Unimplemented-Feature
========================================

8.1302.1 Function
-----------------

Unimplemented-Feature names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(CONDITION).

8.1302.2 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Unimplemented-Feature) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (NEW-VALUE CONDITION).

8.1303 Tootsville::Unprocessable
================================

8.1303.1 Structure
------------------

Unprocessable names a STRUCTURE:

   A value submitted could not be processed.

8.1303.2 Type
-------------

Unprocessable names a TYPE:

   A value submitted could not be processed.

8.1303.3 Class
--------------

Unprocessable names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
BAD-REQUEST::.

   A value submitted could not be processed.

8.1303.4 Slots
--------------

Class Unprocessable has 2 direct slot definitions:

‘Http-Status-Code’

‘Thing’

8.1304 Tootsville::Update-Gravatar
==================================

8.1304.1 Function
-----------------

Update-Gravatar names an undocumented function, with lambda list (PERSON
EMAIL).

8.1304.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.1305 Tootsville::Update-Nil
=============================

8.1305.1 Class
--------------

Update-Nil names a class, with one superclass: COMMON-LISP::CONDITION
(not in this manual).

8.1305.2 Slots
--------------

Class Update-Nil has no direct slots defined.

8.1306 Tootsville::Update-Toot-Last-Active
==========================================

8.1306.1 Function
-----------------

Update-Toot-Last-Active names a function, with lambda list (TOOT):

   Set the *note TOOTSVILLE TOOT-LAST-ACTIVE:: time for TOOT to the
present time.

8.1306.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/infinity/new-commands-20.lisp.

8.1307 Tootsville::Uri-To-Uuid
==============================

8.1307.1 Function
-----------------

Uri-To-Uuid names a function, with lambda list (UUID):

   Extract a UUID encoded in Base64 in URI form.

8.1307.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/binary.lisp.

8.1308 Tootsville::Url-To-String
================================

8.1308.1 Function
-----------------

Url-To-String names a function, with lambda list (URL):

   Converts URL to a string, if it is not already.

8.1308.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.1309 Tootsville::User->Alist
==============================

8.1309.1 Function
-----------------

User->Alist names an undocumented function, with lambda list (USER).

8.1309.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.1310 Tootsville::User-Account
===============================

8.1310.1 Function
-----------------

User-Account names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.1310.2 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF User-Account) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(NEW-VALUE OBJECT).

8.1311 Tootsville::User-Display-Name
====================================

8.1311.1 Function
-----------------

User-Display-Name names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(&OPTIONAL (PERSON *USER*)).

8.1311.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.1312 Tootsville::User-Email
=============================

8.1312.1 Function
-----------------

User-Email names a function, with lambda list (&OPTIONAL (PERSON
*USER*)):

   Finds an email address for PERSON of type CONTACT.

8.1312.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.1313 Tootsville::User-Face
============================

8.1313.1 Function
-----------------

User-Face names a function, with lambda list (&OPTIONAL (PERSON
*USER*)):

   Finds a portrait URI for PERSON

8.1313.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.1314 Tootsville::User-Given-Name
==================================

8.1314.1 Function
-----------------

User-Given-Name names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(&OPTIONAL (PERSON *USER*)).

8.1314.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.1315 Tootsville::User-Id
==========================

8.1315.1 Function
-----------------

User-Id names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&OPTIONAL
(PERSON *USER*)).

8.1315.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.1316 Tootsville::User-Online-P
================================

8.1316.1 Function
-----------------

User-Online-P names a function, with lambda list (USER):

   Is USER actively connected right now?

8.1316.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1317 Tootsville::User-Stream
==============================

8.1317.1 Function
-----------------

User-Stream names a function, with lambda list (WHOM):

   Get the stream associated with WHOM.

   WHOM might be a Toot, person, websocket client, robot, &c.

8.1317.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1318 Tootsville::User-Surname
===============================

8.1318.1 Function
-----------------

User-Surname names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&OPTIONAL
(PERSON *USER*)).

8.1318.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.1319 Tootsville::Uuid-String-P
================================

8.1319.1 Function
-----------------

Uuid-String-P names a function, with lambda list (STRING):

   Does STRING look like a UUID?

   Checks for 36 characters with #- in the correct positions and hex
characters elsewhere.

8.1319.2 Example
----------------

6D559B46-D021-4814-A7F7-D8D67AD64800

8.1319.3 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/string-characteristics.lisp.

8.1320 Tootsville::Uuid-String-To-Base64
========================================

8.1320.1 Function
-----------------

Uuid-String-To-Base64 names a function, with lambda list (UUID-STRING):

   Converts UUID-STRING into a UUID and gives its Base64 string value.

   See also *note TOOTSVILLE UUID-TO-BASE64::.

8.1320.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.1321 Tootsville::Uuid-To-Base64
=================================

8.1321.1 Function
-----------------

Uuid-To-Base64 names a function, with lambda list (UUID):

   Convert UUID into a Base64 string.

   Strips the trailing ‘==’ that in invariant.

8.1321.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/db-central.lisp.

8.1322 Tootsville::Uuid-To-Uri
==============================

8.1322.1 Function
-----------------

Uuid-To-Uri names a function, with lambda list (UUID):

   Encode UUID in Base64 and escape for URIs.

   Swaps / characters for - characters to be more polite in an URI.

8.1322.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/binary.lisp.

8.1323 Tootsville::Valid-Child-Code-P
=====================================

8.1323.1 Function
-----------------

Valid-Child-Code-P names a function, with lambda list (CODE):

   Is CODE valid for a child code?

   It must be made up completely of ASCII67 characters and be 6-12
characters in length (inclusive).

8.1323.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/toot-names.lisp.

8.1324 Tootsville::Value-To-Texi
================================

8.1324.1 Function
-----------------

Value-To-Texi names a function, with lambda list (SYMBOL):

   Pretty-print the value of SYMBOL to a string.

   Used for values of constants or default values of global (dynamic)
variables.

8.1324.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/write-docs-2.lisp.

8.1325 Tootsville::Vanish-Item
==============================

8.1325.1 Function
-----------------

Vanish-Item names a function, with lambda list (ITEM):

   ITEM ceases to exist.

8.1325.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/items.lisp.

8.1326 Tootsville::Verbose-Log-File
===================================

8.1326.1 Function
-----------------

Verbose-Log-File names a function, with lambda list (LOG-DIR):

   Get the pathname of the verbose log file.

8.1326.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/logging.lisp.

8.1327 Tootsville::Version-Info-For
===================================

8.1327.1 Function
-----------------

Version-Info-For names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(ARGS).

8.1327.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/version.lisp.

8.1328 Tootsville::Version-Info-List
====================================

8.1328.1 Function
-----------------

Version-Info-List names an undocumented function, with lambda list NIL.

8.1328.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/version.lisp.

8.1329 Tootsville::Version-Info-Report
======================================

8.1329.1 Function
-----------------

Version-Info-Report names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(&OPTIONAL (ARGS (QUOTE (*)))).

8.1329.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/version.lisp.

8.1330 Tootsville::Version-Info-Report-String
=============================================

8.1330.1 Function
-----------------

Version-Info-Report-String names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (ARGS).

8.1330.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/version.lisp.

8.1331 Tootsville::Wallet-Info
==============================

8.1331.1 Function
-----------------

Wallet-Info names a function, with lambda list (TOOT):

   Returns JSON-type data about TOOT’s wallet.

   This object contains

‘walletOwner’
     The Toot name whose wallet is being described
‘currency’
     An object containing an enumeration of currencies.  Each key is a
     currency’s ISO symbol; each value is the amount of that currency
     which TOOT currently possesses.

8.1331.2 Changes from 1.2 to 2.0
--------------------------------

In 1.2, the only currency reported was X-TVPN, Tootsville Magic Peanuts.
Now, we also report (at least) X-FADU, fairy dust.

8.1331.3 File
-------------

Defined in file src/toots.lisp.

8.1332 Tootsville::Wants-Json-P
===============================

8.1332.1 Function
-----------------

Wants-Json-P names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Does the client request Accept JSON format?

   Looks for the canonical "Accept: application/json", and also checks
the request URI for ".js" (which is, of course, a subseq of ".json" as
well.)

8.1332.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.1333 Tootsville::Wear-Slot
============================

8.1333.1 Class
--------------

Wear-Slot names a class, with one superclass:
COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT (not in this manual).

8.1333.2 Slots
--------------

Class Wear-Slot has 8 direct slot definitions:

‘Id’

‘Name’

‘Alternate’

‘Avatar-Point’

‘Valence’

‘Obstruct-Point’

‘Obstruct-Min’

‘Obstruct-Max’

8.1334 Tootsville::Wear-Slot-Alternate
======================================

8.1334.1 Function
-----------------

Wear-Slot-Alternate names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1334.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1334.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Wear-Slot-Alternate) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1334.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1335 Tootsville::Wear-Slot-Avatar-Point
=========================================

8.1335.1 Function
-----------------

Wear-Slot-Avatar-Point names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1335.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1335.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Wear-Slot-Avatar-Point) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1335.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1336 Tootsville::Wear-Slot-Id
===============================

8.1336.1 Function
-----------------

Wear-Slot-Id names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1336.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1336.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Wear-Slot-Id) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1336.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1337 Tootsville::Wear-Slot-Info
=================================

8.1337.1 Function
-----------------

Wear-Slot-Info names a function, with lambda list (WEAR-SLOT):

   Provides a JSON-style Plist describing WEAR-SLOT.

‘id’
     The unique ID of this wear-slot.
‘name’
     The (potentially user-visible) name of this wear-slot.
‘alternate’
     If this wear-slot has an alternate slot associated with it, this
     will be the wear-slot-ID of the alternate slot.
‘avatarPoint’
     The moniker of the point on the avatar to which an item in this
     slot is mounted.
‘valence’
     The valence level of this wear-slot on that avatarPoint.  Multiple
     items mounted on one wear-slot can exist in valence levels.
‘obstruct’
     If wearing an item in this slot obstructs the character from also
     wearing items in certain other slots:
     ‘point’
          The ‘avatarPoint’ which is obstructed,
     ‘min’
          The minimum valence level obstructed,
     ‘max’
          and the maximum valence level obstructed.

8.1337.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/items.lisp.

8.1338 Tootsville::Wear-Slot-Name
=================================

8.1338.1 Function
-----------------

Wear-Slot-Name names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1338.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1338.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Wear-Slot-Name) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1338.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1339 Tootsville::Wear-Slot-Obstruct-Max
=========================================

8.1339.1 Function
-----------------

Wear-Slot-Obstruct-Max names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1339.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1339.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Wear-Slot-Obstruct-Max) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1339.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1340 Tootsville::Wear-Slot-Obstruct-Min
=========================================

8.1340.1 Function
-----------------

Wear-Slot-Obstruct-Min names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1340.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1340.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Wear-Slot-Obstruct-Min) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1340.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1341 Tootsville::Wear-Slot-Obstruct-Point
===========================================

8.1341.1 Function
-----------------

Wear-Slot-Obstruct-Point names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (INSTANCE).

8.1341.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1341.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Wear-Slot-Obstruct-Point) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1341.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1342 Tootsville::Wear-Slot-P
==============================

8.1342.1 Function
-----------------

Wear-Slot-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.1342.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1343 Tootsville::Wear-Slot-Valence
====================================

8.1343.1 Function
-----------------

Wear-Slot-Valence names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1343.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1343.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Wear-Slot-Valence) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1343.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1344 Tootsville::Websocket-Acceptor
=====================================

8.1344.1 Class
--------------

Websocket-Acceptor names a class, with one superclass:
HUNCHENSOCKET::WEBSOCKET-ACCEPTOR (not in this manual).

8.1344.2 Slots
--------------

Class Websocket-Acceptor has no direct slots defined.

8.1345 Tootsville::Websocket-Authenticate
=========================================

8.1345.1 Function
-----------------

Websocket-Authenticate names a function, with lambda list (CLIENT
AUTH$):

   CLIENT wishes to authenticate using AUTH$, a string containing JSON
data.

   AUTH$ must be a packet in one of the following forms:

   • 
     It may be a direct login using a known authentication provider, in
     which case it will contain a key ‘Auth/∞/ℵ₀’ (that is, auth
     infinity alef-null) and be passed to *note TOOTSVILLE
     FIND-USER-FOR-JSON:: for processing.

   • 
     It may be a Toot-based login (now for children only) and send a
     ‘getApple’ request followed by a ‘login’ request.  These are
     handled by *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-APPLE:: (qv for dotails of
     this mechanism) and *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-LOGIN::.

   • 
     For compatibility, a few other packet types may be ignored by this
     function but are no longer processed.  See *note TOOTSVILLE
     INFINITY-PRE-LOGIN:: for details.

   The client is required to sign in within a few seconds and can issue
no more than a few commands before being dropped.  See *note TOOTSVILLE
+PRE-LOGIN-MAX-TIME+:: and *note TOOTSVILLE +PRE-LOGIN-MAX-COMMANDS+::.

8.1345.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1346 Tootsville::Websocket-Ssl-Acceptor
=========================================

8.1346.1 Class
--------------

Websocket-Ssl-Acceptor names a class, with one superclass:
HUNCHENSOCKET::WEBSOCKET-SSL-ACCEPTOR (not in this manual).

8.1346.2 Slots
--------------

Class Websocket-Ssl-Acceptor has no direct slots defined.

8.1347 Tootsville::Which-Toot-Is-Not-Yours
==========================================

8.1347.1 Function
-----------------

Which-Toot-Is-Not-Yours names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(CONDITION).

8.1347.2 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Which-Toot-Is-Not-Yours) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (NEW-VALUE CONDITION).

8.1348 Tootsville::Whitespace-Char-P
====================================

8.1348.1 Function
-----------------

Whitespace-Char-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(CHARACTER).

8.1348.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/acceptor.lisp.

8.1349 Tootsville::Whitespacep
==============================

8.1349.1 Function
-----------------

Whitespacep names an undocumented function, with lambda list (STRING).

8.1349.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/acceptor.lisp.

8.1350 Tootsville::Who-Is-Connected
===================================

8.1350.1 Function
-----------------

Who-Is-Connected names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   All users currently connected via websockets.

   Returns person objects, removing nulls for unauthenticated users.

8.1350.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1351 Tootsville::Wind-Vector
==============================

8.1351.1 Class
--------------

Wind-Vector names a class, with one superclass:
COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT (not in this manual).

8.1351.2 Slots
--------------

Class Wind-Vector has 2 direct slot definitions:

‘X-Magnitude’

‘Y-Magnitude’

8.1352 Tootsville::Wind-Vector-P
================================

8.1352.1 Function
-----------------

Wind-Vector-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.1352.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/weather/weather.lisp.

8.1353 Tootsville::Wind-Vector-X-Magnitude
==========================================

8.1353.1 Function
-----------------

Wind-Vector-X-Magnitude names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1353.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/weather/weather.lisp.

8.1353.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Wind-Vector-X-Magnitude) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1353.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/weather/weather.lisp.

8.1354 Tootsville::Wind-Vector-Y-Magnitude
==========================================

8.1354.1 Function
-----------------

Wind-Vector-Y-Magnitude names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1354.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/weather/weather.lisp.

8.1354.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Wind-Vector-Y-Magnitude) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1354.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/weather/weather.lisp.

8.1355 Tootsville::Wind-X
=========================

8.1355.1 Function
-----------------

Wind-X names a function, with lambda list (WIND-VECTOR):

   The X component of WIND-VECTOR.

8.1355.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/weather/weather.lisp.

8.1356 Tootsville::Wind-Y
=========================

8.1356.1 Function
-----------------

Wind-Y names a function, with lambda list (WIND-VECTOR):

   The Y component of WIND-VECTOR.

8.1356.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/weather/weather.lisp.

8.1357 Tootsville::With-Cluster-Wide-Lock-Held
==============================================

8.1357.1 Macro
--------------

With-Cluster-Wide-Lock-Held names a macro, with lambda list
((LOCK-STRING &KEY (TIMEOUT) (IF-NOT-LOCKED)) &BODY BODY):

   Execute BODY in a dynamic context owning database lock LOCK-STRING.

   LOCK-STRING is passed to the MariaDB server and a global lock by that
name is obtained via mySQL function GET_LOCK(STRING), if possible.

   If the lock is busy, IF-NOT-LOCKED determines the next action.

‘:WAIT’

     Wait for up to TIMEOUT seconds for the lock to be freed.  If the
     lock cannot be obtained within TIMEOUT seconds, signal an error of
     type CLUSTER-WIDE-LOCK-BUSY-ERROR. If TIMEOUT is NIL, wait
     indefinitely until the lock can be obtained.

‘:SKIP’

     Skip BODY and return NIL.

‘:WARN’

     Signal a warning of type CLUSTER-WIDE-LOCK-BUSY-WARNING, then skip
     BODY and return NIL.

‘:ERROR’

     Signal an error of type CLUSTER-WIDE-LOCK-BUSY-ERROR.

   Returns the values of BODY.

8.1357.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/maria.lisp.

8.1358 Tootsville::With-Continuable-Errors-Skipped
==================================================

8.1358.1 Macro
--------------

With-Continuable-Errors-Skipped names an undocumented macro, with lambda
list (&BODY BODY).

8.1358.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-maintenance.lisp.

8.1359 Tootsville::With-Dbi
===========================

8.1359.1 Macro
--------------

With-Dbi names an undocumented macro, with lambda list ((MONIKER) &BODY
BODY).

8.1359.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/maria.lisp.

8.1360 Tootsville::With-Errors-As-Http
======================================

8.1360.1 Macro
--------------

With-Errors-As-Http names a macro, with lambda list ((ERROR-CODE
&OPTIONAL THING) &BODY BODY):

   Execute BODY in a context in which any error results in HTTP
ERROR-CODE.

   Rather than defaulting to an HTTP 500, ERROR-CODE will be returned as
the outcome of any uncaught error signal.

8.1360.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.1361 Tootsville::With-Http-Conditions
=======================================

8.1361.1 Macro
--------------

With-Http-Conditions names an undocumented macro, with lambda list (NIL
&BODY BODY).

8.1361.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/acceptor.lisp.

8.1362 Tootsville::With-Http-Errors-As-Infinity-Errors
======================================================

8.1362.1 Macro
--------------

With-Http-Errors-As-Infinity-Errors names an undocumented macro, with
lambda list ((COMMAND) &BODY BODY).

8.1362.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/infinity/infinity.lisp.

8.1363 Tootsville::With-Local-Toot
==================================

8.1363.1 Macro
--------------

With-Local-Toot names a macro, with lambda list ((TOOT) &BODY BODY):

   Set *TOOT* to the Toot named TOOT.

8.1363.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.1364 Tootsville::With-Local-User
==================================

8.1364.1 Macro
--------------

With-Local-User names a macro, with lambda list ((EMAIL) &BODY BODY):

   Set *USER* to the user with EMAIL locally

8.1364.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.1365 Tootsville::With-Maintenance-Times
=========================================

8.1365.1 Macro
--------------

With-Maintenance-Times names an undocumented macro, with lambda list
((TASK-NAME TASK-STRING START-DELAY FINISH-DELAY) &BODY BODY).

8.1365.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-maintenance.lisp.

8.1366 Tootsville::With-Memcached-Query
=======================================

8.1366.1 Macro
--------------

With-Memcached-Query names a macro, with lambda list ((DB QUERY ARGS
&KEY (TIMEOUT)) &BODY BODY):

   Execute BODY only if the QUERY’s value is not found in MemCacheD.

8.1366.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/memcached.lisp.

8.1367 Tootsville::With-Posted-Json
===================================

8.1367.1 Macro
--------------

With-Posted-Json names a macro, with lambda list ((&REST Λ-LIST) &BODY
BODY):

   Execute BODY with Λ-LIST values from JSON body of a POST.

   Each variable named in Λ-LIST will be bound to the JONATHAN::PARSE
(not in this manual) contents of the analogous (camel-case) key name in
the POSTed parameter object.

   For example,

      (WITH-POSTED-JSON (FOO-BAR)
      (BODY))

   … will bind FOO-BAR to the value of the key "fooBar" in the POST
content, assuming it is a JSON object like

 { "fooBar": "value" }

   In the event of a parse error, an HTTP 400 is returned.

8.1367.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.1368 Tootsville::With-Score-In-Range
======================================

8.1368.1 Macro
--------------

With-Score-In-Range names a macro, with lambda list ((SCORE MIN
&OPTIONAL MAX) &BODY BODY):

   Assert that SCORE is in range of MIN (to MAX, if any) and run BODY,
or return a score.range error.

8.1368.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/quaestor.lisp.

8.1369 Tootsville::With-Standard-Streams-To-String
==================================================

8.1369.1 Macro
--------------

With-Standard-Streams-To-String names an undocumented macro, with lambda
list (&BODY BODY).

8.1369.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-maintenance.lisp.

8.1370 Tootsville::With-User
============================

8.1370.1 Macro
--------------

With-User names an undocumented macro, with lambda list (NIL &BODY
BODY).

8.1370.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/users.lisp.

8.1371 Tootsville::With-Websocket-Disconnections
================================================

8.1371.1 Macro
--------------

With-Websocket-Disconnections names a macro, with lambda list ((CLIENT)
&BODY BODY):

   Handle errors caused by surprise disconnections by CLIENT.

8.1371.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1372 Tootsville::Without-Medal
================================

8.1372.1 Macro
--------------

Without-Medal names a macro, with lambda list ((MEDAL) &BODY BODY):

   Assert that MEDAL is null and run BODY, or return a medal.notFound
error.

8.1372.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/quaestor.lisp.

8.1373 Tootsville::Without-Sem
==============================

8.1373.1 Function
-----------------

Without-Sem names a function, with lambda list (STRING):

   The subset of STRING up to the first semicolon, if any.

8.1373.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/web.lisp.

8.1374 Tootsville::World
========================

8.1374.1 Function
-----------------

World names a function, with lambda list (THING):

   The keyword name of the world on which THING is.

8.1374.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1374.3 Class
--------------

World names a class, with one superclass: COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT
(not in this manual).

8.1374.4 Slots
--------------

Class World has 2 direct slot definitions:

‘Moniker’

‘Name’

8.1375 Tootsville::World-Mistp
==============================

8.1375.1 Function
-----------------

World-Mistp names an undocumented function, with lambda list (LATITUDE
LONGITUDE ALTITUDE WORLD).

8.1375.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/world.lisp.

8.1376 Tootsville::World-Moniker
================================

8.1376.1 Function
-----------------

World-Moniker names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1376.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1376.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF World-Moniker) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1376.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1376.5 Type
-------------

World-Moniker names a TYPE:

   cv *note TOOTSVILLE MAP-PLACES::

8.1377 Tootsville::World-Moniker-P
==================================

8.1377.1 Function
-----------------

World-Moniker-P names a function, with lambda list (MONIKER):

   cv.  *note TOOTSVILLE MAP-PLACES::

   The monikers for the worlds are the hard list:

‘CHOR’
     Chœrogryllum (the planet on which Tootsville is found).
‘MOON’
     The moon.
‘OTHM’
     The other moon.
‘PINK’
     The pink moon.
‘ORBIT’
     In orbit of Chœrogryllum, but not on any moon.

8.1377.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/world-types.lisp.

8.1378 Tootsville::World-Name
=============================

8.1378.1 Function
-----------------

World-Name names an undocumented function, with lambda list (INSTANCE).

8.1378.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1378.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF World-Name) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1378.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1379 Tootsville::World-P
==========================

8.1379.1 Function
-----------------

World-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.1379.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/friendly.lisp.

8.1380 Tootsville::Write-Class-Docs
===================================

8.1380.1 Function
-----------------

Write-Class-Docs names a function, with lambda list (SYMBOL METAOBJECT
S):

   Write documentation for class named SYMBOL with metaobject METAOBJECT
to stream S

8.1380.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/write-docs-2.lisp.

8.1381 Tootsville::Write-Docs
=============================

8.1381.1 Function
-----------------

Write-Docs names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Write out the documentation in TeΧinfo format.

   XXX this is a huge function that ought to be broken up more

8.1381.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/write-docs-2.lisp.

8.1382 Tootsville::Write-Docs-Header
====================================

8.1382.1 Function
-----------------

Write-Docs-Header names an undocumented function, with lambda list (DOCS
SOURCE-DIR).

8.1382.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/write-docs-2.lisp.

8.1383 Tootsville::Write-Documentation
======================================

8.1383.1 Function
-----------------

Write-Documentation names a function, with lambda list (SYMBOL S):

   Writes the TeXinfo documentation for SYMBOL to stream S.

   Ignores “private” functions, indicated by a % in the first or last
position of the name.

8.1383.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/write-docs-2.lisp.

8.1384 Tootsville::Write-Function-Docs
======================================

8.1384.1 Function
-----------------

Write-Function-Docs names a function, with lambda list (SYMBOL S):

   Write documentation for the function (or macro) SYMBOL to S

8.1384.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/write-docs-2.lisp.

8.1385 Tootsville::Write-Setf-Docs
==================================

8.1385.1 Function
-----------------

Write-Setf-Docs names a function, with lambda list (SYMBOL S):

   Write documentation for the SetF function (SETF SYMBOL) to S

8.1385.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/write-docs-2.lisp.

8.1386 Tootsville::Write-Staff-Journal-Entry
============================================

8.1386.1 Function
-----------------

Write-Staff-Journal-Entry names a function, with lambda list (ENTRY
WHO):

   Write ENTRY to the staff journal, timestamped now.  Reference WHO in
the entry.

   WHO may be anything accepted by *note TOOTSVILLE
ENSURE-LIST-OF-PEOPLE::.

   Journal entries are associated with the person (people) owning the
relevant Toot(s)

8.1386.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/staff-journal.lisp.

8.1387 Tootsville::Ws-Approve-Toot
==================================

8.1387.1 Function
-----------------

Ws-Approve-Toot names a function, with lambda list (TOOT REQUEST):

   Notify TOOT that REQUEST was approved.

   REQUEST is a *note TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST::

8.1387.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1388 Tootsville::Ws-Bandwidth-By-Source
=========================================

8.1388.1 Function
-----------------

Ws-Bandwidth-By-Source names an undocumented function, with lambda list
NIL.

8.1388.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1389 Tootsville::Ws-Bandwidth-Record
======================================

8.1389.1 Function
-----------------

Ws-Bandwidth-Record names a function, with lambda list (PACKET &OPTIONAL
(MULTIPLIER 1)):

   Record bandwidth used by this PACKET.

   For broadcasts, multiply by MULTIPLIER.

8.1389.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1390 Tootsville::Ws-Broadcast
===============================

8.1390.1 Function
-----------------

Ws-Broadcast names a function, with lambda list (RES MESSAGE &KEY NEAR
EXCEPT):

   Low-level broadcast MESSAGE to all WebSocket clients of resource RES
near NEAR except EXCEPT.

   You almost certainly don’t want to call this — you want *note
TOOTSVILLE BROADCAST::.

8.1390.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1391 Tootsville::Ws-Client
============================

8.1391.1 Class
--------------

Ws-Client names a class, with one superclass:
HUNCHENSOCKET::WEBSOCKET-CLIENT (not in this manual).

8.1391.2 Slots
--------------

Class Ws-Client has no direct slots defined.

8.1392 Tootsville::Ws-Deny-Toot
===============================

8.1392.1 Function
-----------------

Ws-Deny-Toot names a function, with lambda list (TOOT REQUEST):

   Notify TOOT that REQUEST was denied

   REQUEST is a *note TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST::

8.1392.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1393 Tootsville::Ws-Evacuate-All
==================================

8.1393.1 Function
-----------------

Ws-Evacuate-All names a function, with lambda list (&OPTIONAL (RESOURCE
*INFINITY-WEBSOCKET-RESOURCE*)):

   Evacuate all connected players to other servers.

   Broadcasts a ‘from: "migrate"’ packet to all users connected to
RESOURCE.

8.1393.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1394 Tootsville::Ws-Kick
==========================

8.1394.1 Function
-----------------

Ws-Kick names a function, with lambda list (CLIENT):

   Kick a WebSocket connected user off-line

8.1394.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1395 Tootsville::Ws-Kick-Other-Streams-For-User
=================================================

8.1395.1 Function
-----------------

Ws-Kick-Other-Streams-For-User names a function, with lambda list
(&OPTIONAL (USER *USER*)):

   *note TOOTSVILLE WS-KICK:: any stream on which USER is signed in.

8.1395.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1396 Tootsville::Ws-Perform-Sign-In
=====================================

8.1396.1 Function
-----------------

Ws-Perform-Sign-In names a function, with lambda list (CLIENT &OPTIONAL
(USER *USER*)):

   Perform signing in USER on CLIENT and side-effects.

   Calls *note TOOTSVILLE WS-SIGN-IN-USER:: and *note TOOTSVILLE
WS-KICK-OTHER-STREAMS-FOR-USER::

   Sends logOK message and Toots List

8.1396.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1397 Tootsville::Ws-Reply
===========================

8.1397.1 Function
-----------------

Ws-Reply names a function, with lambda list (MESSAGE WS-CLIENT):

   Send a reply MESSAGE to a WebSocket WS-CLIENT from an Infinity
handler.

8.1397.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1398 Tootsville::Ws-Sign-In-User
==================================

8.1398.1 Function
-----------------

Ws-Sign-In-User names a function, with lambda list (CLIENT &OPTIONAL
(USER *USER*)):

   Sign in USER on CLIENT connection.

   The full procedure comes about from *note TOOTSVILLE
WS-PERFORM-SIGN-IN::.  This function only handles the low-level
bookkeeping.

8.1398.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1399 Tootsville::Ws-Stats
===========================

8.1399.1 Function
-----------------

Ws-Stats names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Returns a string with some nifty statistics about WebSockets

8.1399.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1400 Tootsville::Ws-Stats-Reset-All
=====================================

8.1400.1 Function
-----------------

Ws-Stats-Reset-All names an undocumented function, with lambda list NIL.

8.1400.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1401 Tootsville::Ws-To-Infinity
=================================

8.1401.1 Function
-----------------

Ws-To-Infinity names an undocumented function, with lambda list (CLIENT
MESSAGE).

8.1401.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1402 Tootsville::Ws-Unicast
=============================

8.1402.1 Function
-----------------

Ws-Unicast names a function, with lambda list (MESSAGE USER):

   Low-level unicast MESSAGE to USER over WebSockets

8.1402.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1403 Tootsville::Ws-Without-Login
===================================

8.1403.1 Function
-----------------

Ws-Without-Login names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(CLIENT MESSAGE).

8.1403.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/websockets.lisp.

8.1404 Tootsville::Wtl-Course
=============================

8.1404.1 Function
-----------------

Wtl-Course names a function, with lambda list (THING):

   The course of THING’s current movement in WTL form.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-WTL:: for a discussion of this format.

8.1404.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1404.3 Class
--------------

Wtl-Course names a class, with one superclass:
COMMON-LISP::STRUCTURE-OBJECT (not in this manual).

8.1404.4 Slots
--------------

Class Wtl-Course has 10 direct slot definitions:

‘Speed’

‘Start-Time’

‘End-Time’

‘Start-Point’

‘End-Point’

‘Latitude’

‘Longitude’

‘Altitude’

‘World’

‘Facing’

8.1405 Tootsville::Wtl-Course-Altitude
======================================

8.1405.1 Function
-----------------

Wtl-Course-Altitude names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1405.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1405.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Wtl-Course-Altitude) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1405.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1406 Tootsville::Wtl-Course-End-Point
=======================================

8.1406.1 Function
-----------------

Wtl-Course-End-Point names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1406.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1406.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Wtl-Course-End-Point) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1406.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1407 Tootsville::Wtl-Course-End-Time
======================================

8.1407.1 Function
-----------------

Wtl-Course-End-Time names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1407.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1407.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Wtl-Course-End-Time) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1407.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1408 Tootsville::Wtl-Course-Facing
====================================

8.1408.1 Function
-----------------

Wtl-Course-Facing names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1408.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1408.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Wtl-Course-Facing) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1408.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1409 Tootsville::Wtl-Course-Latitude
======================================

8.1409.1 Function
-----------------

Wtl-Course-Latitude names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1409.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1409.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Wtl-Course-Latitude) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1409.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1410 Tootsville::Wtl-Course-Longitude
=======================================

8.1410.1 Function
-----------------

Wtl-Course-Longitude names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1410.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1410.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Wtl-Course-Longitude) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1410.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1411 Tootsville::Wtl-Course-P
===============================

8.1411.1 Function
-----------------

Wtl-Course-P names an undocumented function, with lambda list (OBJECT).

8.1411.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1412 Tootsville::Wtl-Course-Speed
===================================

8.1412.1 Function
-----------------

Wtl-Course-Speed names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1412.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1412.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Wtl-Course-Speed) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1412.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1413 Tootsville::Wtl-Course-Start-Point
=========================================

8.1413.1 Function
-----------------

Wtl-Course-Start-Point names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1413.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1413.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Wtl-Course-Start-Point) names an undocumented function, with
lambda list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1413.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1414 Tootsville::Wtl-Course-Start-Time
========================================

8.1414.1 Function
-----------------

Wtl-Course-Start-Time names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1414.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1414.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Wtl-Course-Start-Time) names an undocumented function, with lambda
list (VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1414.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1415 Tootsville::Wtl-Course-World
===================================

8.1415.1 Function
-----------------

Wtl-Course-World names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(INSTANCE).

8.1415.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1415.3 SetF Function
----------------------

(SETF Wtl-Course-World) names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(VALUE INSTANCE).

8.1415.4 File
-------------

Defined in file src/characters/robots.lisp.

8.1416 Tootsville::Www-Uri
==========================

8.1416.1 Type
-------------

Www-Uri names a TYPE:

   A string that could be a WWW URI

   See *note TOOTSVILLE WWW-URI-LIKE-P::.

8.1417 Tootsville::Www-Uri-Like-P
=================================

8.1417.1 Function
-----------------

Www-Uri-Like-P names a function, with lambda list (URI):

   Does URI look like a WWW (HTTP/HTTPS) URI?

8.1417.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/uri-types.lisp.

8.1418 Tootsville::Yesterday
============================

8.1418.1 Function
-----------------

Yesterday names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Get a timestamp for yesterday.

8.1418.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/date+time.lisp.

8.1419 Tootsville::Yield-Mariadb-Lock
=====================================

8.1419.1 Function
-----------------

Yield-Mariadb-Lock names a function, with lambda list (LOCK-NAME):

   Release the lock identified by LOCK-NAME.

   LOCK-NAME is case-insensitive.

8.1419.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/maria.lisp.

8.1420 Tootsville::Zap-Personality
==================================

8.1420.1 Structure
------------------

Zap-Personality names a STRUCTURE:

   This class defines a character named Zap

8.1420.2 Type
-------------

Zap-Personality names a TYPE:

   This class defines a character named Zap

8.1420.3 Class
--------------

Zap-Personality names a class, with one superclass: *note TOOTSVILLE
ROBOT-ZAP::.

   This class defines a character named Zap

8.1420.4 Slots
--------------

Class Zap-Personality has no direct slots defined.

8.1421 Tootsville::⊕Post-Accept-Type-Does-Not-Match-/ *-When-Not-Allow-Wildcards-P
==================================================================================

8.1421.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Accept-Type-Does-Not-Match-/ *-When-Not-Allow-Wildcards-P names a
function, with lambda list NIL:

   The Accept: type with :ALLOW-WILDCARD-P NIL does not match a wildcard

8.1421.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/acceptor.lisp.

8.1422 Tootsville::⊕Post-Accept-Type-Matches-*/ *
=================================================

8.1422.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Accept-Type-Matches-*/ * names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   The Accept: type must match */*

8.1422.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/acceptor.lisp.

8.1423 Tootsville::⊕Post-Accept-Type-Matches-/ *
================================================

8.1423.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Accept-Type-Matches-/ * names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   The Accept: type must match a wildcard like text/*

8.1423.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/acceptor.lisp.

8.1424 Tootsville::⊕Post-Accept-Type-Matches-/ *-With-Charset=Utf-8
===================================================================

8.1424.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Accept-Type-Matches-/ *-With-Charset=Utf-8 names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   The Accept: type must match a wildcard like text/* with
;charset=utf-8

8.1424.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/acceptor.lisp.

8.1425 Tootsville::⊕Post-Accept-Type-Matches-Identically
========================================================

8.1425.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Accept-Type-Matches-Identically names a function, with lambda list
NIL:

   The Accept: type must match with exact matching.

8.1425.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/acceptor.lisp.

8.1426 Tootsville::⊕Post-Accept-Type-Matches-With-Charset=Utf-8
===============================================================

8.1426.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Accept-Type-Matches-With-Charset=Utf-8 names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   The Accept: type must match with trailing ;charset=utf-8

8.1426.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/acceptor.lisp.

8.1427 Tootsville::⊕Post-Acceptor-Template-Matches-Constants
============================================================

8.1427.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Acceptor-Template-Matches-Constants names a function, with lambda
list NIL:

   An acceptor template list must match constants.

8.1427.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/acceptor.lisp.

8.1428 Tootsville::⊕Post-Acceptor-Template-Unifies-Variables
============================================================

8.1428.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Acceptor-Template-Unifies-Variables names a function, with lambda
list NIL:

   An acceptor template list must match variables and return their
bindings.

8.1428.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/acceptor.lisp.

8.1429 Tootsville::⊕Post-Certificate-Extraction
===============================================

8.1429.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Certificate-Extraction names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Certificate-Extraction.

8.1429.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/auth/auth-firebase.lisp.

8.1430 Tootsville::⊕Post-Check-Map-Heights
==========================================

8.1430.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Check-Map-Heights names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Ensure that both maps are 600px high.

8.1430.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.1431 Tootsville::⊕Post-Check-Map-Widths
=========================================

8.1431.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Check-Map-Widths names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Ensure that both maps are 800px wide.

8.1431.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/terrain.lisp.

8.1432 Tootsville::⊕Post-Ensure-Package-Imports-From-Oliphaunt-Are-Available
============================================================================

8.1432.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Ensure-Package-Imports-From-Oliphaunt-Are-Available names a
function, with lambda list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Ensure-Package-Imports-From-Oliphaunt-Are-Available.

8.1432.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/package-post.lisp.

8.1433 Tootsville::⊕Post-Extract-Plist-Path-1
=============================================

8.1433.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Extract-Plist-Path-1 names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Extract-Plist-Path-1.

8.1433.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/version.lisp.

8.1434 Tootsville::⊕Post-Extract-Plist-Path-2
=============================================

8.1434.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Extract-Plist-Path-2 names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Extract-Plist-Path-2.

8.1434.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/version.lisp.

8.1435 Tootsville::⊕Post-Extract-Plist-Path-3
=============================================

8.1435.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Extract-Plist-Path-3 names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Extract-Plist-Path-3.

8.1435.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/version.lisp.

8.1436 Tootsville::⊕Post-Extract-Plist-Path-4
=============================================

8.1436.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Extract-Plist-Path-4 names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Extract-Plist-Path-4.

8.1436.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/version.lisp.

8.1437 Tootsville::⊕Post-Good-Uri-Amazon-S3
===========================================

8.1437.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Good-Uri-Amazon-S3 names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named Good-Uri-Amazon-S3.

8.1437.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/uri-types.lisp.

8.1438 Tootsville::⊕Post-Good-Uri-Tootsville.Org
================================================

8.1438.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Good-Uri-Tootsville.Org names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Good-Uri-Tootsville.Org.

8.1438.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/uri-types.lisp.

8.1439 Tootsville::⊕Post-Good-Uri-With-Query-String
===================================================

8.1439.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Good-Uri-With-Query-String names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Good-Uri-With-Query-String.

8.1439.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/uri-types.lisp.

8.1440 Tootsville::⊕Post-Group-Plists
=====================================

8.1440.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Group-Plists names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named Group-Plists.

8.1440.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/slash-meta-game.lisp.

8.1441 Tootsville::⊕Post-Host-Name-Like-S3.Amazonaws.Com
========================================================

8.1441.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Host-Name-Like-S3.Amazonaws.Com names a function, with lambda list
NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Host-Name-Like-S3.Amazonaws.Com.

8.1441.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/uri-types.lisp.

8.1442 Tootsville::⊕Post-Host-Name-Like-Star-Hope.Org
=====================================================

8.1442.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Host-Name-Like-Star-Hope.Org names a function, with lambda list
NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Host-Name-Like-Star-Hope.Org.

8.1442.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/uri-types.lisp.

8.1443 Tootsville::⊕Post-Host-Name-Like-Tootsville.Org
======================================================

8.1443.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Host-Name-Like-Tootsville.Org names a function, with lambda list
NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Host-Name-Like-Tootsville.Org.

8.1443.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/uri-types.lisp.

8.1444 Tootsville::⊕Post-Host-Name-Like-Www.Gov.Uk
==================================================

8.1444.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Host-Name-Like-Www.Gov.Uk names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Host-Name-Like-Www.Gov.Uk.

8.1444.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/uri-types.lisp.

8.1445 Tootsville::⊕Post-Host-Name-Like-Www.Tootsville.Org
==========================================================

8.1445.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Host-Name-Like-Www.Tootsville.Org names a function, with lambda
list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Host-Name-Like-Www.Tootsville.Org.

8.1445.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/uri-types.lisp.

8.1446 Tootsville::⊕Post-Memcached-Quick-Test
=============================================

8.1446.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Memcached-Quick-Test names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   Quick test provided by CL-MemCacheD library

8.1446.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/memcached.lisp.

8.1447 Tootsville::⊕Post-Memcached-Random-Number-Test
=====================================================

8.1447.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Memcached-Random-Number-Test names a function, with lambda list
NIL:

   Store and fetch a random number

8.1447.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/db/memcached.lisp.

8.1448 Tootsville::⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Collapse-/ ./ -To-/
==========================================================

8.1448.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Collapse-/ ./ -To-/ names a function, with lambda
list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Normalize-Url-Collapse-/./-To-/.

8.1448.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/alexa/alexa.lisp.

8.1449 Tootsville::⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Collapse-/ / -To-/
=========================================================

8.1449.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Collapse-/ / -To-/ names a function, with lambda
list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Normalize-Url-Collapse-//-To-/.

8.1449.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/alexa/alexa.lisp.

8.1450 Tootsville::⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Handle-../ -Chains
=========================================================

8.1450.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Handle-../ -Chains names a function, with lambda
list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Normalize-Url-Handle-../-Chains.

8.1450.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/alexa/alexa.lisp.

8.1451 Tootsville::⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Hostname-Downcased
=========================================================

8.1451.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Hostname-Downcased names a function, with lambda
list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Normalize-Url-Hostname-Downcased.

8.1451.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/alexa/alexa.lisp.

8.1452 Tootsville::⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Include-Unusual-Http-Port
================================================================

8.1452.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Include-Unusual-Http-Port names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Normalize-Url-Include-Unusual-Http-Port.

8.1452.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/alexa/alexa.lisp.

8.1453 Tootsville::⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Include-Unusual-Https-Port
=================================================================

8.1453.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Include-Unusual-Https-Port names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Normalize-Url-Include-Unusual-Https-Port.

8.1453.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/alexa/alexa.lisp.

8.1454 Tootsville::⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Leave-%Xx-Encoded-Bytes
==============================================================

8.1454.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Leave-%Xx-Encoded-Bytes names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Normalize-Url-Leave-%Xx-Encoded-Bytes.

8.1454.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/alexa/alexa.lisp.

8.1455 Tootsville::⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Omit-Defailt-Https-Port
==============================================================

8.1455.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Omit-Defailt-Https-Port names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Normalize-Url-Omit-Defailt-Https-Port.

8.1455.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/alexa/alexa.lisp.

8.1456 Tootsville::⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Omit-Default-Http-Port
=============================================================

8.1456.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Omit-Default-Http-Port names a function, with lambda
list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Normalize-Url-Omit-Default-Http-Port.

8.1456.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/alexa/alexa.lisp.

8.1457 Tootsville::⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Protocol-Downcased
=========================================================

8.1457.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Protocol-Downcased names a function, with lambda
list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Normalize-Url-Protocol-Downcased.

8.1457.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/alexa/alexa.lisp.

8.1458 Tootsville::⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Treat-../ -As-Up
=======================================================

8.1458.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Treat-../ -As-Up names a function, with lambda list
NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Normalize-Url-Treat-../-As-Up.

8.1458.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/alexa/alexa.lisp.

8.1459 Tootsville::⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Un%Xx-Escape-Basic-Ascii
===============================================================

8.1459.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Un%Xx-Escape-Basic-Ascii names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Normalize-Url-Un%Xx-Escape-Basic-Ascii.

8.1459.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/alexa/alexa.lisp.

8.1460 Tootsville::⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Use-%20-Not-+-For-Space
==============================================================

8.1460.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Use-%20-Not-+-For-Space names a function, with
lambda list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Normalize-Url-Use-%20-Not-+-For-Space.

8.1460.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/endpoints/gossip/alexa/alexa.lisp.

8.1461 Tootsville::⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like–Foo.Com
===================================================

8.1461.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like–Foo.Com names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Not-Host-Name-Like–Foo.Com.

8.1461.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/uri-types.lisp.

8.1462 Tootsville::⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-10.0.0.10
=====================================================

8.1462.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-10.0.0.10 names a function, with lambda list
NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Not-Host-Name-Like-10.0.0.10.

8.1462.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/uri-types.lisp.

8.1463 Tootsville::⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-9foo.Com
====================================================

8.1463.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-9foo.Com names a function, with lambda list
NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Not-Host-Name-Like-9foo.Com.

8.1463.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/uri-types.lisp.

8.1464 Tootsville::⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-Bar.-Foo.Com
========================================================

8.1464.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-Bar.-Foo.Com names a function, with lambda list
NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Not-Host-Name-Like-Bar.-Foo.Com.

8.1464.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/uri-types.lisp.

8.1465 Tootsville::⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-Bar.9foo.Com
========================================================

8.1465.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-Bar.9foo.Com names a function, with lambda list
NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Not-Host-Name-Like-Bar.9foo.Com.

8.1465.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/uri-types.lisp.

8.1466 Tootsville::⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-Foo
===============================================

8.1466.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-Foo names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Not-Host-Name-Like-Foo.

8.1466.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/uri-types.lisp.

8.1467 Tootsville::⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-Foo–Foo.Com
=======================================================

8.1467.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-Foo–Foo.Com names a function, with lambda list
NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Not-Host-Name-Like-Foo–Foo.Com.

8.1467.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/uri-types.lisp.

8.1468 Tootsville::⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-Foo-.Com
====================================================

8.1468.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-Foo-.Com names a function, with lambda list
NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Not-Host-Name-Like-Foo-.Com.

8.1468.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/uri-types.lisp.

8.1469 Tootsville::⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-Foo.12
==================================================

8.1469.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-Foo.12 names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Not-Host-Name-Like-Foo.12.

8.1469.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/uri-types.lisp.

8.1470 Tootsville::⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-Foo.X
=================================================

8.1470.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-Foo.X names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Not-Host-Name-Like-Foo.X.

8.1470.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/uri-types.lisp.

8.1471 Tootsville::⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-한굴.Ko
===================================================

8.1471.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-한굴.Ko names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Not-Host-Name-Like-한굴.Ko.

8.1471.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/types/uri-types.lisp.

8.1472 Tootsville::⊕Post-Subheader-Field-Parses
===============================================

8.1472.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Subheader-Field-Parses names a function, with lambda list NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Subheader-Field-Parses.

8.1472.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/auth/auth-firebase.lisp.

8.1473 Tootsville::⊕Post-Unit-Test-Flatten-Plist-Tree
=====================================================

8.1473.1 Function
-----------------

⊕Post-Unit-Test-Flatten-Plist-Tree names a function, with lambda list
NIL:

   This is an undocumented Power-On Self-Test, named
Unit-Test-Flatten-Plist-Tree.

8.1473.2 File
-------------

Defined in file src/http-error.lisp.

9 Package Twilio
****************

9.1 Twilio::As-Response
=======================

9.1.1 Macro
-----------

As-Response names an undocumented macro, with lambda list (&BODY BODY).

9.1.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/lib/twilio/twilio-simple.lisp.

9.2 Twilio::Dial
================

9.2.1 Function
--------------

Dial names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(DESTINATION-NUMBER &KEY ACTION ANSWER-ON-BRIDGE CALLER-ID
HANGUP-ON-STAR METHOD RECORD RECORDING-STATUS-CALLBACK
RECORDING-STATUS-CALLBACK-METHOD RECORDING-STATUS-CALLBACK-EVENT
RING-TONE TIME-LIMIT TIMEOUT TRIM CLIENT CONFERENCE NUMBER QUEUE SIM
SIP).

9.2.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/lib/twilio/twilio-simple.lisp.

9.3 Twilio::Enqueue
===================

9.3.1 Function
--------------

Enqueue names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&KEY ACTION
METHOD WAIT-URL WAIT-URL-METHOD WORKFLOW-SID NAME TASK).

9.3.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/lib/twilio/twilio-simple.lisp.

9.4 Twilio::Format-Language
===========================

9.4.1 Function
--------------

Format-Language names an undocumented function, with lambda list
(SYMBOL).

9.4.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/lib/twilio/twilio-simple.lisp.

9.5 Twilio::Hangup
==================

9.5.1 Function
--------------

Hangup names an undocumented function, with lambda list NIL.

9.5.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/lib/twilio/twilio-simple.lisp.

9.6 Twilio::Leave
=================

9.6.1 Function
--------------

Leave names an undocumented function, with lambda list NIL.

9.6.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/lib/twilio/twilio-simple.lisp.

9.7 Twilio::Message
===================

9.7.1 Function
--------------

Message names an undocumented function, with lambda list (BODY-TEXT &KEY
TO FROM ACTION METHOD MEDIA).

9.7.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/lib/twilio/twilio-simple.lisp.

9.8 Twilio::Pause
=================

9.8.1 Function
--------------

Pause names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&OPTIONAL
(DURATION 1)).

9.8.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/lib/twilio/twilio-simple.lisp.

9.9 Twilio::Play
================

9.9.1 Function
--------------

Play names an undocumented function, with lambda list (URI &KEY LOOP).

9.9.2 File
----------

Defined in file src/lib/twilio/twilio-simple.lisp.

9.10 Twilio::Play-Digits
========================

9.10.1 Function
---------------

Play-Digits names an undocumented function, with lambda list (DIGITS
&KEY LOOP).

9.10.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/twilio/twilio-simple.lisp.

9.11 Twilio::Record
===================

9.11.1 Function
---------------

Record names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&REST _).

9.11.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/twilio/twilio-simple.lisp.

9.12 Twilio::Redirect
=====================

9.12.1 Function
---------------

Redirect names an undocumented function, with lambda list (URI &KEY
METHOD).

9.12.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/twilio/twilio-simple.lisp.

9.13 Twilio::Reject
===================

9.13.1 Function
---------------

Reject names an undocumented function, with lambda list (&KEY REASON).

9.13.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/twilio/twilio-simple.lisp.

9.14 Twilio::Say
================

9.14.1 Function
---------------

Say names an undocumented function, with lambda list (TEXT &KEY VOICE
LOOP LANGUAGE).

9.14.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/twilio/twilio-simple.lisp.

9.15 Twilio::With-Gather
========================

9.15.1 Macro
------------

With-Gather names an undocumented macro, with lambda list ((&REST KEYS
&KEY ACTION (FINISH-ON-KEY) HINTS INPUT LANGUAGE METHOD NUM-DIGITS
PARTIAL-RESULTS-CALLBACK PARTIAL-RESULTS-CALLBACK-METHOD
(PROFANITY-FILTER) SPEECH-TIMEOUT TIMEOUT) &BODY BODY).

9.15.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/twilio/twilio-simple.lisp.

9.16 Twilio::With-Twilio-Params
===============================

9.16.1 Macro
------------

With-Twilio-Params names an undocumented macro, with lambda list (NIL
&BODY BODY).

9.16.2 File
-----------

Defined in file src/lib/twilio/twilio-simple.lisp.

10 Javascript
*************

This chapter enumerates the client-side Javascript components of
Tootsville.

   This front-end is broken down into a number of modules, each of which
is in its own namespace; often, a namespace is defined entirely by one
source file, but not always.

10.1 Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.addNameTag
========================================

10.1.1 Function
---------------

Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.addNameTag is a function with lambda list:
(avatar, model, scene)

   Adds a nametag to an avatar.  (Only in the main scene, for now.)

10.2 Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.build
===================================

10.2.1 Function
---------------

Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.build is a function with lambda list: (avatar,
scene, finish)

   Build an avatar based upon the description passed in.

   The structure of the avatar description is as explained at *note
TOOTSVILLE TOOT-INFO::.

   A duplicate of an existing avatar will not be created, but it may be
updated.

10.3 Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.colorize
======================================

10.3.1 Function
---------------

Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.colorize is a function with lambda list:
(avatar, model, scene, finish)

   Colorize an Avatar and apply their pattern

10.4 Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.enableShadows
===========================================

10.4.1 Function
---------------

Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.enableShadows is a function with lambda list:
(object, scene)

   Enable the object to cast shadows in the scene

10.5 Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.getPathForPattern
===============================================

10.5.1 Function
---------------

Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.getPathForPattern is a function with lambda
list: (pattern)

10.6 Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.loadAvatarBase
============================================

10.6.1 Function
---------------

Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.loadAvatarBase is a function with lambda list:
(avatar, scene, finish)

   Load the base avatar model from Jumbo.

10.7 Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.patterns
======================================

10.7.1 Variable
---------------

Patterns for Avatar Builder.

   XXX Some day we might extract these from SVG files.

   For now, these are manually extracted from the "d" attribute of an
SVG shape.

   These are used by the AvatarBuilder to draw patterns into the texture
map on a Toot.

10.8 Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.postBuild
=======================================

10.8.1 Function
---------------

Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.postBuild is a function with lambda list:
(avatar, model, scene)

   Actually build the avatar.

   Don’t call this directly, call *note
Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.build::.

10.9 Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.rainbowColor
==========================================

10.9.1 Function
---------------

Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.rainbowColor is a function with lambda list:
(baseColor)

   Pick a random color that does not match the avatar’s skin

10.10 Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.rememberAvatar
=============================================

10.10.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.rememberAvatar is a function with lambda list:
(avatar, object, scene)

   Add the avatar to the global list of avatars in the scene

10.11 Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.update
=====================================

10.11.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.update is a function with lambda list: (avatar,
model, scene, finish)

10.12 Tootsville.AvatarViewer.createCamera
==========================================

10.12.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.AvatarViewer.createCamera is a function with lambda list:
(canvas, name)

   Create a camera through which to observe the Avatar Viewer

10.13 Tootsville.AvatarViewer.createLight
=========================================

10.13.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.AvatarViewer.createLight is a function with lambda list:
(canvas)

   Create a light source for the AvatarViewer.

10.14 Tootsville.AvatarViewer.createScene
=========================================

10.14.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.AvatarViewer.createScene is a function with lambda list:
(canvas)

   Create a scene to contain the Avatar Viewer

10.15 Tootsville.AvatarViewer.createViewerInCanvas
==================================================

10.15.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.AvatarViewer.createViewerInCanvas is a function with lambda
list: (toot, canvas, container)

   Create a stand-alone Avatar Viewer in a CANVAS.

   Create a 3D viewer with a single avatar in it, out of an arbitrary
CANVAS element.  Creates a Babylon 3D scene with just the avatar.

   This is useful for paperdolls, character selection, &c.

   The Toot info (avatar info) passed in must be in the form described
at *note TOOTSVILLE TOOT-INFO::, and will be ultimately passed to *note
Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.build::, qv.

10.16 Tootsville.AvatarViewer.createViewerReally
================================================

10.16.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.AvatarViewer.createViewerReally is a function with lambda
list: (toot, canvas, container)

   Render the AvatarViewer scene only once.

   Then, grab a screenshot of it and put that into the canvas instead to
free up the WebGL context.

10.17 Tootsville.AvatarViewer.getAvatar
=======================================

10.17.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.AvatarViewer.getAvatar is a function with lambda list:
(character)

   Get the avatar for the given character name.

   Returns a promise which resolves into character information.

   If character is falsey, returns a promise to an empty object.

10.18 Tootsville.FurnitureBuilder.build
=======================================

10.18.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.FurnitureBuilder.build is a function with lambda list: (item,
scene, finish)

   Given an item’s description, load, colorize, and position its model.

   Furniture items are described differently than avatars; the canonical
description is at *note TOOTSVILLE ITEM-INFO::, qv., and *note
TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-INFO::.

10.19 Tootsville.FurnitureBuilder.build2
========================================

10.19.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.FurnitureBuilder.build2 is a function with lambda list:
(item, model, scene, finish)

   Finish construction of the object after it has been loaded by the
asset manager.

10.20 Tootsville.FurnitureBuilder.colorize
==========================================

10.20.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.FurnitureBuilder.colorize is a function with lambda list:
(item, model, scene, finish)

   Colorize a furniture item

10.21 Tootsville.FurnitureBuilder.enableShadows
===============================================

10.21.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.FurnitureBuilder.enableShadows is a function with lambda
list: (object, scene)

   Enable the object to cast shadows in the scene

10.22 Tootsville.FurnitureBuilder.loadItemTemplate
==================================================

10.22.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.FurnitureBuilder.loadItemTemplate is a function with lambda
list: (item, scene, finish)

   Load an item template avatar from the assets server.

10.23 Tootsville.FurnitureBuilder.rememberItem
==============================================

10.23.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.FurnitureBuilder.rememberItem is a function with lambda list:
(item, model, scene)

   Stash a reference to the item it the scene.items object.

10.24 Tootsville.FurnitureBuilder.update
========================================

10.24.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.FurnitureBuilder.update is a function with lambda list:
(item, model, scene, finish)

   WRITEME … TODO update furniture …

10.25 Tootsville.Game.BallSystem.fastForward
============================================

10.25.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.BallSystem.fastForward is a function with lambda list:
(δT)

   Simulate the passage of Δt time (in seconds)

10.26 Tootsville.Game.BallSystem.register
=========================================

10.26.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.BallSystem.register is a function with lambda list:
(entity, course)

10.27 Tootsville.Game.BallSystem.remove
=======================================

10.27.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.BallSystem.remove is a function with lambda list:
(entity)

10.28 Tootsville.Game.BallSystem.updateBalls
============================================

10.28.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.BallSystem.updateBalls is nullary function.

   Update the position of all balls

10.29 Tootsville.Game.Commands.addFurniture
===========================================

10.29.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.addFurniture is a function with lambda list:
(d, u, r)

   Alias for *note Tootsville.Game.Commands.setFurniture::, q.v.

10.30 Tootsville.Game.Commands.addToList
========================================

10.30.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.addToList is a function with lambda list: (d,
u, r)

   No longer used

10.31 Tootsville.Game.Commands.click
====================================

10.31.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.click is a function with lambda list: (d, u, r)

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-CLICK::

10.32 Tootsville.Game.Commands.createUserHouse
==============================================

10.32.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.createUserHouse is a function with lambda list:
(d, u, r)

   Either claim the user’s house and lot, or add a room to their house.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-CREATE-USER-HOUSE::

10.33 Tootsville.Game.Commands.doff
===================================

10.33.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.doff is a function with lambda list: (d, u, r)

   Doff an item

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-DOFF:: and *note TOOTSVILLE
INFINITY-DOFFF::

10.34 Tootsville.Game.Commands.don
==================================

10.34.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.don is a function with lambda list: (d, u, r)

   Don an item

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-DON::

10.35 Tootsville.Game.Commands.echo
===================================

10.35.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.echo is a function with lambda list: (d, u, r)

   Echoes back the supplied JSON (or ActionScript) object to the client.

   This method exists solely for testing purposes.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-ECHO::

10.36 Tootsville.Game.Commands.endEvent
=======================================

10.36.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.endEvent is a function with lambda list: (d, u,
r)

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-END-EVENT:: (and *note TOOTSVILLE
INFINITY-START-EVENT::)

10.37 Tootsville.Game.Commands.endevent
=======================================

10.37.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.endevent is a function with lambda list: (d, u,
r)

   This method terminates an event (probably a minigame, but possibly a
fountain) which was initiated by startEvent.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-END-EVENT:: (and *note TOOTSVILLE
INFINITY-START-EVENT:: for context)

10.38 Tootsville.Game.Commands.finger
=====================================

10.38.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.finger is a function with lambda list: (d, u,
r)

   Get public info for a list of (other) users.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-FINGER::

10.39 Tootsville.Game.Commands.gameAction
=========================================

10.39.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.gameAction is a function with lambda list: (d,
u, r)

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GAME-ACTION::

10.40 Tootsville.Game.Commands.getApple
=======================================

10.40.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.getApple is a function with lambda list: (d, u,
r)

   Get the apple to get into, or out of, $Eden

   No longer needed

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-APPLE::

10.41 Tootsville.Game.Commands.getAvatars
=========================================

10.41.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.getAvatars is a function with lambda list: (d,
u, r)

   Get avatar data for a list of (other) users.  cv.  finger

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-AVATARS:: and *note TOOTSVILLE
INFINITY-FINGER::

10.42 Tootsville.Game.Commands.getColorPalettes
===============================================

10.42.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.getColorPalettes is a function with lambda
list: (d, u, r)

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-COLOR-PALETTES::

10.42.2 410 Gone
----------------

Removed..  This routine appeared to be unused by anyone in Romance 1.1
and was removed in 1.2.

10.42.3 Note
------------

Not used in Tootsville any more.  The analogous palettes in Li’l Vampies
and Empires of the Air are being replaced with algorithmic checks, so
this routine was removed in Appius 1.2.0.

10.43 Tootsville.Game.Commands.getInventory
===========================================

10.43.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.getInventory is a function with lambda list:
(d, u, r)

   get all inventory for an user — both active and inactive

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-INVENTORY::

10.44 Tootsville.Game.Commands.getInventoryByType
=================================================

10.44.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.getInventoryByType is a function with lambda
list: (d, u, r)

   Get a subset of items from your own inventory

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-INVENTORY-BY-TYPE::

10.45 Tootsville.Game.Commands.getOnlineUsers
=============================================

10.45.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.getOnlineUsers is a function with lambda list:
(d, u, r)

   Get a list of users in a Zone, or in a Room.

   This is an administrative function, only available to staff members.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ONLINE-USERS::

10.46 Tootsville.Game.Commands.getRoomList
==========================================

10.46.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.getRoomList is a function with lambda list: (d,
u, r)

   Get a list of all “well known” Rooms currently active/visible.

   “Rooms” no longer exist.  The “rooms” are now known as “planes.”

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ROOM-LIST::

10.47 Tootsville.Game.Commands.getServerTime
============================================

10.47.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.getServerTime is a function with lambda list:
(d, u, r)

   Send the server time to the client requesting it

   Sends a JSON object with a single property, serverTime, with the
current time in milliseconds (give or take transit time).  This is the
Unix time, not the Universal time.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-SERVER-TIME::

10.48 Tootsville.Game.Commands.getSessionApple
==============================================

10.48.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.getSessionApple is a function with lambda list:
(d, u, r)

   Initialise a session key for stream or batch mode operations

   Replies with { from: initSession, key: (OPAQUE-STRING) }

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-SESSION-APPLE::

10.49 Tootsville.Game.Commands.getStoreItemInfo
===============================================

10.49.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.getStoreItemInfo is a function with lambda
list: (d, u, r)

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-STORE-ITEM-INFO::

10.50 Tootsville.Game.Commands.getUserLists
===========================================

10.50.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.getUserLists is a function with lambda list:
(d, u, r)

   Get the user’s buddy list and ignore list.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-USER-LISTS::

10.51 Tootsville.Game.Commands.getWallet
========================================

10.51.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.getWallet is a function with lambda list: (d,
u, r)

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-WALLET::

10.52 Tootsville.Game.Commands.getZoneList
==========================================

10.52.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.getZoneList is a function with lambda list: (d,
u, r)

   Get a list of all Zones currently active/visible.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ZONE-LIST::

10.53 Tootsville.Game.Commands.give
===================================

10.53.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.give is a function with lambda list: (d, u, r)

   Give an item to another user

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GIVE::

10.54 Tootsville.Game.Commands.go
=================================

10.54.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.go is a function with lambda list: (d, u, r)

   go to a place and/or perform a gesture

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GO::

10.55 Tootsville.Game.Commands.initUserRoom
===========================================

10.55.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.initUserRoom is a function with lambda list:
(d, u, r)

   Creates room named user/user’s name/room ...

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-INIT-USER-ROOM::

10.56 Tootsville.Game.Commands.join
===================================

10.56.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.join is a function with lambda list: (d, u, r)

   Join a room.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-JOIN::

10.57 Tootsville.Game.Commands.login
====================================

10.57.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.login is a function with lambda list: (d, u, r)

   Handle a login request

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-LOGIN::

10.58 Tootsville.Game.Commands.logout
=====================================

10.58.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.logout is a function with lambda list: (d, u,
r)

   Log out of this game session (or zone)

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-LOGOUT::

10.59 Tootsville.Game.Commands.mailCustomerService
==================================================

10.59.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.mailCustomerService is a function with lambda
list: (d, u, r)

   send an eMail to customer service (feedback)

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-MAIL-CUSTOMER-SERVICE::

10.60 Tootsville.Game.Commands.peekAtInventory
==============================================

10.60.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.peekAtInventory is a function with lambda list:
(d, u, r)

   Handle looking at other user’s inventories

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-PEEK-AT-INVENTORY::

10.61 Tootsville.Game.Commands.ping
===================================

10.61.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.ping is a function with lambda list: (d, u, r)

   Send a ping to the server to get back a pong.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-PING::

10.62 Tootsville.Game.Commands.promptReply
==========================================

10.62.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.promptReply is a function with lambda list: (d,
u, r)

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-PROMPT-REPLY::

10.63 Tootsville.Game.Commands.removeFromList
=============================================

10.63.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.removeFromList is a function with lambda list:
(d, u, r)

   Remove someone from a buddy list or ignore list.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-REMOVE-FROM-LIST::

10.64 Tootsville.Game.Commands.reportBug
========================================

10.64.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.reportBug is a function with lambda list: (d,
u, r)

   This method allows the client to “phone home” to report a bug.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-REPORT-BUG::

10.65 Tootsville.Game.Commands.reportUser
=========================================

10.65.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.reportUser is a function with lambda list: (d,
u, r)

   Report an user to the moderator(s) on duty for breaking a rule

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-REPORT-USER::

10.66 Tootsville.Game.Commands.requestBuddy
===========================================

10.66.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.requestBuddy is a function with lambda list:
(d, u, r)

   Request adding a user to your buddy list (mutual-add) using the
notification-based system

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-REQUEST-BUDDY::

10.67 Tootsville.Game.Commands.sendOutOfBandMessage
===================================================

10.67.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.sendOutOfBandMessage is a function with lambda
list: (d, u, r)

   Send an arbitrary JSON packet to another user, or all of the users in
a room, out of the band of communications.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SEND-OUT-OF-BAND-MESSAGE::

10.68 Tootsville.Game.Commands.serverTime
=========================================

10.68.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.serverTime is a function with lambda list: (d,
u, r)

   This is used to synchronize universal time.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SERVER-TIME::

10.69 Tootsville.Game.Commands.setAvatarColor
=============================================

10.69.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.setAvatarColor is a function with lambda list:
(d, u, r)

   No longer used

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SET-AVATAR-COLOR::

10.70 Tootsville.Game.Commands.setFurniture
===========================================

10.70.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.setFurniture is a function with lambda list:
(d, u, r)

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SET-FURNITURE::

10.71 Tootsville.Game.Commands.spawnZone
========================================

10.71.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.spawnZone is a function with lambda list: (d,
u, r)

   No longer used

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SPAWN-ZONE::

10.72 Tootsville.Game.Commands.speak
====================================

10.72.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.speak is a function with lambda list: (d, u, r)

   speak

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SPEAK::

10.73 Tootsville.Game.Commands.startEvent
=========================================

10.73.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.startEvent is a function with lambda list: (d,
u, r)

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-START-EVENT:: (and *note TOOTSVILLE
INFINITY-END-EVENT::)

10.74 Tootsville.Game.Commands.useEquipment
===========================================

10.74.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.useEquipment is a function with lambda list:
(d, u, r)

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-USE-EQUIPMENT::

10.75 Tootsville.Game.Commands.walk
===================================

10.75.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Commands.walk is a function with lambda list: (d, u, r)

   Begin walking along a straight path.  Path specification:

   The path is specified as a series of values joined by “̃” (tilde)
characters.  Note that the coördinate triplets in particular are
comma-delimited segments within a tilde-delimited segment.

‘o’
     object (person) walking UUID
‘sT’
     start time (Universal)
‘eT’
     end time (Universal)
‘sX, sY, sZ’
     start x, y, z
‘eX, eY, eZ’
     end x, y, z

   Example:

2A2FA700-FF51-11E8-A63B-94DE802CBFC4~3820353198~3820353298~0,0,0~0,100,0

   This indicates that the Toot with UUID
“2A2FA700-FF51-11E8-A63B-94DE802CBFC4” (which happens to be “Superstar”)
began walking from 0,0,0 at Universal time 3820353198 (about 20:13
Eastern time on 22 January, 2021) and will finish walking in 100 seconds
after that at 0,100,0.

   cv: *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-WTL:: is the replacement command which
uses a JSON equivalent for the “d” structure defined here.

10.75.2 Added in Romance 1.2
----------------------------

This replaced the “d” notation from Romance 1.1 with 1.2.0.  In
particular, the “z” coordinates are now required, and the sense of the
“y” and “z” coördinates are different now.

10.75.3 Gossipnet only
----------------------

This command is valid on the Gossipnet, but does not have a REST
equivalent.

10.76 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.admin
======================================

10.76.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.admin is a function with lambda list: (gram)

   An administrative message

   This message is presented by the Gossip Parrots in the UI.

‘title’
     The title of the message.
‘message’
     The body of the message.
‘label’
     The label of the message.

10.77 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.avatars
========================================

10.77.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.avatars is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   Receive a list of avatar info that describes an area of the world.

   This is one observer’s set of nearby avatars or objects.

10.78 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.ayt
====================================

10.78.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.ayt is a function with lambda list: (gram)

   Respond to AYT (Are You There) inquiry

   If the server sees no activity for a long time, it’ll send an Are You
There (ayt) packet to verify that the client isn’t just a zombie
connection.  We reply with a ping to show some activity.

10.79 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.badgeUpdate
============================================

10.79.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.badgeUpdate is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   We no longer have badges

10.80 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.beam
=====================================

10.80.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.beam is a function with lambda list: (gram)

   The player has been teleported to the given coördinates and should
now explore the surroundings (discover what objects are nearby, et al.).

   The author must have the privilege to beam this player, or the signal
should be discarded.

   TODO UNIMPLEMENTED

10.81 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.bots
=====================================

10.81.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.bots is a function with lambda list: (gram)

   No longer used.

10.82 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.buddyList
==========================================

10.82.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.buddyList is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   WRITEME — this function is not yet documented.

10.83 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.buddyRequest
=============================================

10.83.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.buddyRequest is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   You have been requested to be someone’s buddy.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-REQUEST-BUDDY::

10.83.2 Example
---------------

{ from: "buddyRequest",
status: true,
sender: "Pil",
signature: ""

10.84 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.burgeon
========================================

10.84.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.burgeon is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   Burgeon the Toot on logging back in.

   TODO extended attributes are ignored

   XXX ‘d3’ objects are ignored.  ‘wtl’ is the only supported course
type for now.

10.85 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.bye
====================================

10.85.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.bye is a function with lambda list: (gram)

   The user has left the game.

   The user named ‘n’ with UUID ‘u’ has left the game.

   This destroys their avatar.

10.86 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.c
==================================

10.86.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.c is a function with lambda list: (gram)

   WRITEME — this function is not yet documented.

10.87 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.earning
========================================

10.87.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.earning is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   Player has received money (peanuts) or fairy dust.

   TODO: update wallet displays with an animation.

10.88 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.endEvent
=========================================

10.88.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.endEvent is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   End an event begun by startEvent.

   Earn peanuts for event participation.

   UNIMPLEMENTED. See also *note Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.earning::

10.89 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.forceMove
==========================================

10.89.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.forceMove is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   Force the character to move to (x,y,z) local.

‘status’
     Must be ‘true’
‘x,y,z’
     Local coördinates

10.90 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.gameAction
===========================================

10.90.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.gameAction is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   Not currently in use.  UNIMPLEMENTED.

10.91 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getApple
=========================================

10.91.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getApple is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   Get an apple from the server for a child’s login.

   Upon receipt, create the SHA1-digest-hex password code and submit an
*note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-LOGIN:: packet.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-APPLE:: for an overview of the
login process for children.

   If status = false, retries to call ‘getApple’ again.

10.92 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getAvailableHouses
===================================================

10.92.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getAvailableHouses is a function with lambda
list: (gram)

   Get a list of lots and house types which are available for starter
houses to build on a lot.

‘status’
     This packet is ignored unless ‘status’ is ‘true’
‘lots’
     The list of available lots in the given neighborhood.  FIXME:
     format?
‘houses’
     The list of available houses in the given neighborhood.  FIXME:
     format?
‘neighborhood’
     The selected neighborhood.

10.93 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getAwardRankings
=================================================

10.93.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getAwardRankings is a function with lambda
list: (gram)

   No longer used.  Ignored.

10.94 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getColorPalettes
=================================================

10.94.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getColorPalettes is a function with lambda
list: (gram)

   No longer used.

10.95 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getMailInBox
=============================================

10.95.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getMailInBox is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   Get an enumeration of messages in the player’s SMS “inbox”

‘status’
     If ‘true’, there are messages.  If ‘false’, there are no messages
     and the ‘mail’ object is not present.
‘mail’
     An enumeration of message objects.  Each message object has FIXME
     format.

   UNIMPLEMENTED.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-MAIL-IN-BOX::

10.96 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getMailMessage
===============================================

10.96.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getMailMessage is a function with lambda
list: (gram)

   Fetch one SMS message by UUID.

‘status’
     If ‘true’, a message was found.
‘message’
     The message object.  This contains the message uuid, sender, and
     body in FIXME format.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-MAIL-IN-BOX::

10.97 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getStoreItems
==============================================

10.97.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getStoreItems is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   No longer used.

10.98 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getUserLists
=============================================

10.98.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getUserLists is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   The user’s buddy list and ignore list.

‘buddyList’
‘ignoreList’

10.99 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.goToWeb
========================================

10.99.1 Function
----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.goToWeb is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   This packet instructs the user to leave the game and go to a
different web site.

   The packet’s ‘url’ is immediately loaded, kicking them out of
Tootsville.

10.100 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.initUserRoom
==============================================

10.100.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.initUserRoom is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   Add a room (including a first room) to a user’s house/lot.

   UNIMPLEMENTED. it’s unclear if this is actually needed on the client
side regardless.

10.101 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.inventory
===========================================

10.101.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.inventory is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   No longer handled by ∞ mode protocols; now, fetched directly from the
game server over REST API. FIXME not necessarily true

10.102 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.joinOK
========================================

10.102.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.joinOK is a function with lambda list: (gram)

   WRITEME — this function is not yet documented.

10.103 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.kick
======================================

10.103.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.kick is a function with lambda list: (gram)

   The user has been kicked out.  Quit the game.

   TODO kick reason display

10.104 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.logOK
=======================================

10.104.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.logOK is a function with lambda list: (gram)

   Acknowledge a new player’s login

   neighbor: next-hop neighbor’s UUID for peer-to-peer connections

   Note that this message (only) uses ‘_cmd’ as its attribute rather
than ‘c’ or ‘from’ for historical reasons.

   This message is usually unicast.

   Hides Toots view, if it was present.  Displays any ‘motd’ on server
connection.

   UNIMPLEMENTED TODO peer connections.

10.105 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.login
=======================================

10.105.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.login is a function with lambda list: (gram)

   Response to a login attempt (for a child).

   On success, displays the ‘child-wait’ overlay, awaiting parental
approval.

   On failure, the gossip parrots reveal the error message and detailed
error code.

10.106 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.migrate
=========================================

10.106.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.migrate is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   Migrate from the current websockets server to another one.

   Optional parameter ‘newConnection’ can be used to provide a new
‘*note Tootsville.host::’ ‘game’ URL. Normally, though, this will be
‘#same’, indicating no change — the load balancers should take care of
things.

10.107 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.newScript
===========================================

10.107.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.newScript is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   Load a new Javascript file pushed from the server.

   This is potentially useful for patching the game on-the-fly.

   The expected syntax is something like:

{ from: "newScript",
status: true,
script: "/path/to/script.js" }

   See *note TOOTSVILLE-USER PUSH-SCRIPT:: for one way to generate these
packets.

10.108 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.outOfBand
===========================================

10.108.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.outOfBand is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   General out-of-band messaging between users.  Typically used for
invitation to a location.

‘type’
     The type of out-of-band message
‘body’
     The body of that message
‘status’
     Must be ‘true’ or the message will be ignored.

   The contents of the ‘body’ vary by ‘type’

10.108.2 Invitation
-------------------

An invitation has type ‘invite’.

   The body contains FIXME.

10.108.3 Response
-----------------

WRITEME

10.108.4 To Room
----------------

WRITEME

10.109 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.parentApproval
================================================

10.109.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.parentApproval is a function with lambda
list: (gram)

   Receive parent approval for a child’s Toot to log in.

{ from: "parentApproval",
status: true,
until: 1611945540 }

{ from: "parentApproval",
status: false }

   If ‘status’ is ‘true’, the parent has approved; if ‘status’ is
‘false’, then the parent has denied permission.

   The time until which the player is allowed to play is passed in
‘until’ as a Unix time

10.110 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.passport
==========================================

10.110.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.passport is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   Not currently used.  UNIMPLEMENTED.

   XXX bring back passports

10.111 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.playWith
==========================================

10.111.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.playWith is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   The server has given us “permission” to play as the Toot we asked for
— i.e.  the second step of signing in is complete.

10.112 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.postman
=========================================

10.112.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.postman is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   Notification of new SMS message(s)

10.113 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.prompt
========================================

10.113.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.prompt is a function with lambda list: (gram)

   Display a server-pushed prompt and prepare to reply.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-PROMPT-REPLY:: for a discussion of the
prompt system and the format of this datagram.

   See *note Tootsville.UI.makePrompt:: for the implementation of the
prompt dialog builder.

10.114 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.pub
=====================================

10.114.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.pub is a function with lambda list: (gram)

   Public message (speech)

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SPEAK:: for how speech is generated, or
*note TOOTSVILLE TOOT-SPEAK::.

   The ‘pub’ packet contains the speaker’s name and UUID, the text
spoken, and (optionally) whether it was whispered or shouted.

10.114.2 Example
----------------

{ from: "pub",
status: true,
u: "Toot-name",
t: "This is what I say",
x: "whisper",
id: "2259E5F5-CDED-4A6A-AE68-1C4BA481CB7C" }

10.115 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.purchase
==========================================

10.115.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.purchase is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   Not currently used.

10.116 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.quiesce
=========================================

10.116.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.quiesce is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   Respond to a request to quiesce.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-QUIESCE::, *note
Tootsville.Game.Nav.quiesce::

10.117 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.reportBug
===========================================

10.117.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.reportBug is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   Acknowledgment of a bug report

10.118 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.rv
====================================

10.118.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.rv is a function with lambda list: (gram)

   React to “room variables”.

   See *note TOOTSVILLE LOCAL-ROOM-VARS:: for a discussion.  Room
variables are a general communication channel of miscellaneous
information about the game world.  When received, they are interpreted
to change or update information about the player’s surroundings.

   Currently, the client supports the following room variable types:

   ‘s’ky, ‘w’eather, ‘f’loor (ignored), ‘item’, ‘itm2’, ‘furn’iture,
‘text’, ‘zone’ (place).

   Destruction of objects is UNIMPLEMENTED in the client currently
(TODO)

10.118.2 See Also
-----------------

*note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ROOM-VARS::, *note
Tootsville.SkyBuilder.buildMatchingSky::, *note
Tootsville.SkyBuilder.buildMatchingWeather::, *note
Tootsville.SceneBuilder.addItem1::, *note
Tootsville.SceneBuilder.addItem2::, *note
Tootsville.SceneBuilder.addFurn::, *note
Tootsville.SceneBuilder.addText::, *note
Tootsville.SceneBuilder.addPlace::

10.119 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.scoreUpdate
=============================================

10.119.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.scoreUpdate is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   Used to be used for minigame scores; not currently used.

   UNIMPLEMENTED. Display the rank and score in an overlay.

10.120 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.sendMailMessage
=================================================

10.120.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.sendMailMessage is a function with lambda
list: (gram)

   Confirmation that a message were sent.

10.121 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.serverTime
============================================

10.121.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.serverTime is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   Received acknowledgement of the server’s time.

‘status’
     should be ‘true’
‘serverTime’
     In milliseconds since Unix epoch
‘gameTime’
     In milliseconds since Unix epoch

   UNIMPLEMENTED. Should show the game timer, if present.

   UNIMPLEMENTED. Should update estimated server lag?

10.122 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.startEvent
============================================

10.122.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.startEvent is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   Mostly just for fountains, now

   UNIMPLEMENTED

10.123 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.tootList
==========================================

10.123.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.tootList is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   Receive a list of Toots from the server.

   When “status” is false, the user has no Toots.

10.124 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.wardrobe
==========================================

10.124.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.wardrobe is a function with lambda list:
(gram)

   Obtains visible information about one avatar at a time; not only
clothing, but any equipped object.

10.125 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.wtl
=====================================

10.125.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.wtl is a function with lambda list: (gram)

   Walk The Line

   This is the method that Romance 2.0 uses for moving avatars in the
game world.

   See also: *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-WTL::

   There are some bookkeeping side-effects here:

   • If the avatar named is not already known, we’ll try to look them up
     with ‘finger’, but we’ll also try to remember their WTL course.

   • If the name and UUID for a character mismatch, we’ll discard the
     packet.

   • If the avatar is known, but has no associated model, we’ll try to
     build the model.

   These are basically part of the attempt to synchronize the client in
the presence of missing information, which should not happen often.

10.126 Tootsville.Game.GravitySystem.fastForward
================================================

10.126.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.GravitySystem.fastForward is a function with lambda
list: (δT)

   Simulate the passage of Δt time (in seconds)

10.127 Tootsville.Game.GravitySystem.register
=============================================

10.127.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.GravitySystem.register is a function with lambda list:
(entity)

   Makes an entity’s model subject to gravity.

10.128 Tootsville.Game.GravitySystem.updateEntityGravity
========================================================

10.128.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.GravitySystem.updateEntityGravity is a function with
lambda list: (entity)

10.129 Tootsville.Game.GravitySystem.updateGravity
==================================================

10.129.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.GravitySystem.updateGravity is nullary function.

10.130 Tootsville.Game.GrowthSystem.evolve
==========================================

10.130.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.GrowthSystem.evolve is a function with lambda list:
(entity)

10.131 Tootsville.Game.GrowthSystem.fastForward
===============================================

10.131.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.GrowthSystem.fastForward is a function with lambda list:
(δT)

   Simulate the passage of Δt time (in seconds)

10.132 Tootsville.Game.GrowthSystem.grow
========================================

10.132.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.GrowthSystem.grow is a function with lambda list:
(entity)

10.133 Tootsville.Game.GrowthSystem.register
============================================

10.133.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.GrowthSystem.register is a function with lambda list:
(entity)

   Register an entity that can grow.

10.134 Tootsville.Game.GrowthSystem.remove
==========================================

10.134.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.GrowthSystem.remove is a function with lambda list:
(entity)

10.135 Tootsville.Game.GrowthSystem.updateGrowth
================================================

10.135.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.GrowthSystem.updateGrowth is nullary function.

   Update the growth of all eligible entities

10.136 Tootsville.Game.MissileSystem.fastForward
================================================

10.136.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.MissileSystem.fastForward is a function with lambda
list: (δT)

   Simulate the passage of Δt time (in seconds)

10.137 Tootsville.Game.MissileSystem.register
=============================================

10.137.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.MissileSystem.register is a function with lambda list:
(entity, course)

10.138 Tootsville.Game.MissileSystem.remove
===========================================

10.138.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.MissileSystem.remove is a function with lambda list:
(entity)

10.139 Tootsville.Game.MissileSystem.updateMissiles
===================================================

10.139.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.MissileSystem.updateMissiles is nullary function.

   Update the position of all missiles

10.140 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Collector.fastForward
================================================

10.140.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.Collector.fastForward is a function with lambda
list: (npc)

   Fast-forward the NPC for Δt seconds.

10.141 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Collector.register
=============================================

10.141.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.Collector.register is a function with lambda list:
(npc)

   Register an NPC as a Collector

10.142 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Collector.updateNPC
==============================================

10.142.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.Collector.updateNPC is a function with lambda list:
(npc)

   Update an NPC on the 50Hz game clock, if necessary.

10.143 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Cook.fastForward
===========================================

10.143.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.Cook.fastForward is a function with lambda list:
(npc)

   Fast-forward the NPC for Δt seconds.

10.144 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Cook.register
========================================

10.144.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.Cook.register is a function with lambda list: (npc)

   Register an NPC as a Cook

10.145 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Cook.updateNPC
=========================================

10.145.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.Cook.updateNPC is a function with lambda list: (npc)

   Update an NPC on the 50Hz game clock, if necessary.

10.146 Tootsville.Game.NPC.CroquetPlayer.fastForward
====================================================

10.146.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.CroquetPlayer.fastForward is a function with lambda
list: (npc)

   Fast-forward the NPC for Δt seconds.

10.147 Tootsville.Game.NPC.CroquetPlayer.register
=================================================

10.147.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.CroquetPlayer.register is a function with lambda
list: (npc)

   Register an NPC as a Croquet Player

10.148 Tootsville.Game.NPC.CroquetPlayer.updateNPC
==================================================

10.148.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.CroquetPlayer.updateNPC is a function with lambda
list: (npc)

   Update an NPC on the 50Hz game clock, if necessary.

10.149 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Doodle.fastForward
=============================================

10.149.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.Doodle.fastForward is a function with lambda list:
(npc)

   Fast-forward the NPC for Δt seconds.

10.150 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Doodle.register
==========================================

10.150.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.Doodle.register is a function with lambda list:
(npc)

   Register an NPC as Doodle

10.151 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Doodle.updateNPC
===========================================

10.151.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.Doodle.updateNPC is a function with lambda list:
(npc)

   Update an NPC on the 50Hz game clock, if necessary.

10.152 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Fetcher.fastForward
==============================================

10.152.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.Fetcher.fastForward is a function with lambda list:
(npc)

   Fast-forward the NPC for Δt seconds.

10.153 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Fetcher.register
===========================================

10.153.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.Fetcher.register is a function with lambda list:
(npc)

   Register an NPC as a Fetcher

10.154 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Fetcher.updateNPC
============================================

10.154.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.Fetcher.updateNPC is a function with lambda list:
(npc)

   Update an NPC on the 50Hz game clock, if necessary.

10.155 Tootsville.Game.NPC.JobWorker.fastForward
================================================

10.155.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.JobWorker.fastForward is a function with lambda
list: (npc)

   Fast-forward the NPC for Δt seconds.

10.156 Tootsville.Game.NPC.JobWorker.register
=============================================

10.156.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.JobWorker.register is a function with lambda list:
(npc)

   Register an NPC as a Job Worker

10.157 Tootsville.Game.NPC.JobWorker.updateNPC
==============================================

10.157.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.JobWorker.updateNPC is a function with lambda list:
(npc)

   Update an NPC on the 50Hz game clock, if necessary.

10.158 Tootsville.Game.NPC.MazeBuilder.fastForward
==================================================

10.158.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.MazeBuilder.fastForward is a function with lambda
list: (npc)

   Fast-forward the NPC for Δt seconds.

10.159 Tootsville.Game.NPC.MazeBuilder.register
===============================================

10.159.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.MazeBuilder.register is a function with lambda list:
(npc)

   Register an NPC as a Maze Builder

10.160 Tootsville.Game.NPC.MazeBuilder.updateNPC
================================================

10.160.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.MazeBuilder.updateNPC is a function with lambda
list: (npc)

   Update an NPC on the 50Hz game clock, if necessary.

10.161 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Sleeper.fastForward
==============================================

10.161.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.Sleeper.fastForward is a function with lambda list:
(npc)

   Fast-forward the NPC for Δt seconds.

10.162 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Sleeper.register
===========================================

10.162.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.Sleeper.register is a function with lambda list:
(npc)

   Register an NPC as a Sleeper.

   Attributes: The time range during which the character wants to sleep.
For most characters

10.163 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Sleeper.updateNPC
============================================

10.163.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.Sleeper.updateNPC is a function with lambda list:
(npc)

   Update an NPC on the 50Hz game clock, if necessary.

10.164 Tootsville.Game.NPC.TrolleyDriver.fastForward
====================================================

10.164.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.TrolleyDriver.fastForward is a function with lambda
list: (npc)

   Fast-forward the NPC for Δt seconds.

10.165 Tootsville.Game.NPC.TrolleyDriver.register
=================================================

10.165.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.TrolleyDriver.register is a function with lambda
list: (npc)

   Register an NPC as a Trolley Driver

10.166 Tootsville.Game.NPC.TrolleyDriver.updateNPC
==================================================

10.166.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.TrolleyDriver.updateNPC is a function with lambda
list: (npc)

   Update an NPC on the 50Hz game clock, if necessary.

10.167 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Waiter.fastForward
=============================================

10.167.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.Waiter.fastForward is a function with lambda list:
(npc)

   Fast-forward the NPC for Δt seconds.

10.168 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Waiter.register
==========================================

10.168.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.Waiter.register is a function with lambda list:
(npc)

   Register an NPC as a Waiter

10.169 Tootsville.Game.NPC.Waiter.updateNPC
===========================================

10.169.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPC.Waiter.updateNPC is a function with lambda list:
(npc)

   Update an NPC on the 50Hz game clock, if necessary.

10.170 Tootsville.Game.NPCSystem.burgeonNPC
===========================================

10.170.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPCSystem.burgeonNPC is a function with lambda list:
(npc)

10.171 Tootsville.Game.NPCSystem.fastForward
============================================

10.171.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPCSystem.fastForward is a function with lambda list:
(δT)

   Simulate the passage of Δt time (in seconds)

10.172 Tootsville.Game.NPCSystem.initNPCs
=========================================

10.172.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPCSystem.initNPCs is nullary function.

   NPCSystem initializer.

10.172.2 NPC System Overview
----------------------------

The NPC system operates in one of two modes, burgeoning and operating.
When burgeoning, NPC data is fetched from the server and NPCs are
fast-forwarded to the present time.  When operating, each NPC should
behave deterministically and the simulation should be equivalent on
every observer’s system, however, one system will act as the master and
others will merely cross-check their observations.

10.173 Tootsville.Game.NPCSystem.nextBehavior
=============================================

10.173.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPCSystem.nextBehavior is a function with lambda list:
(npc)

10.174 Tootsville.Game.NPCSystem.register
=========================================

10.174.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPCSystem.register is a function with lambda list:
(avatar)

   Register an NPC

10.175 Tootsville.Game.NPCSystem.updateNPC
==========================================

10.175.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPCSystem.updateNPC is a function with lambda list:
(npc)

10.176 Tootsville.Game.NPCSystem.updateNPCs
===========================================

10.176.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.NPCSystem.updateNPCs is nullary function.

10.177 Tootsville.Game.Nav.CAMERA_MOVE_SPEED
============================================

10.177.1 Variable
-----------------

The speed at which the camera moves

10.178 Tootsville.Game.Nav.RUN_SPEED
====================================

10.178.1 Variable
-----------------

The run speed of a Toot.  Currently a constant.

10.179 Tootsville.Game.Nav.WALK_SPEED
=====================================

10.179.1 Variable
-----------------

The walk speed of a Toot.  Currently a constant.

10.180 Tootsville.Game.Nav.buildWTL
===================================

10.180.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Nav.buildWTL is nullary function.

10.181 Tootsville.Game.Nav.collisionP
=====================================

10.181.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Nav.collisionP is a function with lambda list: (model,
start, end)

10.182 Tootsville.Game.Nav.mergeObjects
=======================================

10.182.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Nav.mergeObjects is a function with lambda list: (into,
from)

   Merge keys of an object safely

10.183 Tootsville.Game.Nav.moveEntityOnCourse
=============================================

10.183.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Nav.moveEntityOnCourse is a function with lambda list:
(entity, course)

   Move an entity along a course, until its movement is interrupted by
colliding with something else.

   returns true when the course has been completed

10.184 Tootsville.Game.Nav.quiesce
==================================

10.184.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Nav.quiesce is nullary function.

10.185 Tootsville.Game.Nav.runTo
================================

10.185.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Nav.runTo is a function with lambda list: (avatar,
destinationPoint)

10.186 Tootsville.Game.Nav.sendWTL
==================================

10.186.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Nav.sendWTL is nullary function.

10.187 Tootsville.Game.Nav.updateAvatar
=======================================

10.187.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Nav.updateAvatar is a function with lambda list:
(avatar)

   Update avatar’s rotation & position.

10.188 Tootsville.Game.Nav.updateAvatars
========================================

10.188.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Nav.updateAvatars is nullary function.

   Update the position & rotation of every avatar

10.189 Tootsville.Game.Nav.updateCamera
=======================================

10.189.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Nav.updateCamera is nullary function.

   Update the camera’s position

10.190 Tootsville.Game.Nav.updateCameraDolly
============================================

10.190.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Nav.updateCameraDolly is a function with lambda list:
(model, cameraPosition)

   Update the camera’s dolly position (foreward/back)

10.191 Tootsville.Game.Nav.updateCameraTruck
============================================

10.191.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Nav.updateCameraTruck is a function with lambda list:
(model, cameraPosition)

   Update the camera’s truck position (left/right)

10.192 Tootsville.Game.Nav.updateFacing
=======================================

10.192.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Nav.updateFacing is a function with lambda list:
(avatar)

   Update the avatar’s facing direction to match desired direction.

10.193 Tootsville.Game.Nav.walkTheLine
======================================

10.193.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Nav.walkTheLine is a function with lambda list: (avatar,
destinationPoint, speed)

   Set the course for the given avatar to lead toward the given
destinationPoint.

   TODO Allow directing a vehicle when mounted as its driver.

   TODO Restrict movement when riding a vehicle.

10.194 Tootsville.Game.Speech.createBalloon
===========================================

10.194.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Speech.createBalloon is a function with lambda list:
(words, extraClass)

   Create a speech balloon containing “words” with CSS class
“extraClass”.

10.195 Tootsville.Game.Speech.dispatchCommand
=============================================

10.195.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Speech.dispatchCommand is a function with lambda list:
(commandLine)

   Dispatch local ~ commands.

‘~ua’
     Displays the user agent information.
‘~lag’
     Provides the user’s estimated lag in msec.
‘~ping’
     Send an *note TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-PING:: message to the server.
‘~d20’
     Simulate rolling a d20 and speak aloud the results.
‘~credits’
     Display the client’s credits.
‘~version’
     Display the version of the client

10.196 Tootsville.Game.Speech.removeSpeech
==========================================

10.196.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Speech.removeSpeech is a function with lambda list:
(balloon)

   The time has passed; remove a speech balloon.

10.197 Tootsville.Game.Speech.say
=================================

10.197.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Speech.say is a function with lambda list: (words,
extraClass, speaker)

   Someone (maybe us) has spoken, so put up a speech balloon and play
wawa.

   If the speaker was not known already, finger the user.

   Builds wawa with *note Tootsville.UI.WaWa.build::.

10.198 Tootsville.Game.Speech.updateSpeech
==========================================

10.198.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Speech.updateSpeech is nullary function.

   Update speech baloons, expiring any that have aged out.

10.199 Tootsville.Game.Tools.axe
================================

10.199.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Tools.axe is a function with lambda list: (x, y, z)

   Use an axe at the given coördinates.

   Cut a branch or tree trunk.

10.200 Tootsville.Game.Tools.butterflyNet
=========================================

10.200.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Tools.butterflyNet is a function with lambda list: (x,
y, z)

   Use a butterfly net at the given coördinates.

   Attempt to capture a bug.

10.201 Tootsville.Game.Tools.fishingRod
=======================================

10.201.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Tools.fishingRod is a function with lambda list: (x, y,
z)

   Use a fishing rod at the given coördinates.

   Attempt to catch a fish.

10.202 Tootsville.Game.Tools.pickaxe
====================================

10.202.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Tools.pickaxe is a function with lambda list: (x, y, z)

   Use a pickaxe at the given coördinates.

   Break apart a rock into smaller stones.

10.203 Tootsville.Game.Tools.sewingKit
======================================

10.203.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Tools.sewingKit is a function with lambda list: (x, y,
z)

   Use a sewing kit at the given coördinates.

   Used to create clothing from cloth.

10.204 Tootsville.Game.Tools.shovel
===================================

10.204.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Tools.shovel is a function with lambda list: (x, y, z)

   Use a shovel at the given coördinates.

   A shovel creates a hole, and may reveal any hidden object buried
there.

   Using a shovel can also fill a hole, hiding any objects in the hole.

10.205 Tootsville.Game.Tools.wrench
===================================

10.205.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Tools.wrench is a function with lambda list: (x, y, z)

   Use a wrench at the given coördinates.

   Given some building materials, combine them into a constructed
object.

10.206 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe
===============================

10.206.1 Variable
-----------------

Clothing valences and conflicts, encoded for Javascript form.  Compare
to *note TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT::, which should be the canonical
representation and used to populate this.

10.207 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.doff
====================================

10.207.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.doff is a function with lambda list: (item)

10.208 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.don
===================================

10.208.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.don is a function with lambda list: (item,
slot)

   Don an article of clothing on a wear slot.

10.209 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.drop
====================================

10.209.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.drop is a function with lambda list: (item)

10.210 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.finalizeExchange
================================================

10.210.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.finalizeExchange is a function with lambda
list: (exchangePacket)

10.211 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.findBaseSlot
============================================

10.211.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.findBaseSlot is a function with lambda list:
(slot)

   Find a base slot in the 3D model for clothing to mount.

10.212 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.inventory
=========================================

10.212.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.inventory is nullary function.

10.213 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.inventoryByKind
===============================================

10.213.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.inventoryByKind is a function with lambda list:
(kind)

10.214 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.proposeExchange
===============================================

10.214.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.proposeExchange is a function with lambda list:
(tradePartner, offerItems, demandItems)

   Propose to exchange an item with a partner.

   Offer ‘offerItems’ to ‘tradePartner’, in return for ‘demandItems’.

10.215 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.readied
=======================================

10.215.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.readied is nullary function.

10.216 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.readiedP
========================================

10.216.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.readiedP is a function with lambda list: (item)

10.217 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.ready
=====================================

10.217.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.ready is a function with lambda list: (item)

10.218 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.refresh
=======================================

10.218.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.refresh is nullary function.

10.219 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.signExchange
============================================

10.219.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.signExchange is a function with lambda list:
(exchangePacket)

   Sign an exchange packet

10.220 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.take
====================================

10.220.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.take is a function with lambda list: (item)

10.221 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.wearing
=======================================

10.221.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.wearing is nullary function.

10.222 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.wearingP
========================================

10.222.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.wearingP is a function with lambda list: (item)

10.223 Tootsville.Game.bootstrap
================================

10.223.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.bootstrap is nullary function.

   Start up the game systems, end the loader phase, and start up the
login process.  This is the main "entry point" for the game.

10.224 Tootsville.Game.clickedOnItem
====================================

10.224.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.clickedOnItem is a function with lambda list:
(itemNameString, pickedEvent)

   Respond to a click on an item (furniture)

10.225 Tootsville.Game.credits
==============================

10.225.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.credits is nullary function.

   The credits for the game as a string.

   Suitable for an “about this game” dialog box, credits crawl, or other
presentation.  This is expected to run long, over time, so take some
efforts to ensure that there is scrolling or other affordance in place
to accomodate a very long message.

10.226 Tootsville.Game.fastForward
==================================

10.226.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.fastForward is a function with lambda list: (sinceTime)

   When burgeoning a region, fast-forward system effects to the present.

10.227 Tootsville.Game.hideWhenGameReady
========================================

10.227.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.hideWhenGameReady is nullary function.

   Hide the loading overlay once the game is ready.

   Call this function when the game is ready.

10.228 Tootsville.Game.interestingPoint
=======================================

10.228.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.interestingPoint is a function with lambda list: (point)

   Is the ‘point’ near to the center of current activity
Tootsville.activity to be of interest to us?  If the point is too far
away, we may not care about it.

10.229 Tootsville.Game.lag
==========================

10.229.1 Variable
-----------------

How much lag are we accommodating?

10.230 Tootsville.Game.stopSlowLoadingWatchdogs
===============================================

10.230.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.stopSlowLoadingWatchdogs is nullary function.

   Stop the watchdogs for slow loading.

   Call this function once the loading has been completed enough.

10.231 Tootsville.Game.update
=============================

10.231.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Game.update is nullary function.

   Update everything that operates on the 50Hz Game Tick clock.

10.232 Tootsville.Gossip.Parrot.ask
===================================

10.232.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Gossip.Parrot.ask is a function with lambda list: (title,
message, replies)

   Ask a question from the Gossip Parrot with multiple replies possible.

   TODO: Document the format in which replies are submitted to this
function.

10.233 Tootsville.Gossip.Parrot.done
====================================

10.233.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Gossip.Parrot.done is nullary function.

10.234 Tootsville.Gossip.Parrot.parrotErrorText
===============================================

10.234.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Gossip.Parrot.parrotErrorText is a function with lambda list:
(body)

   Get the text which the Gossip Parrot should use to present an HTTP
error.

   TODO: document the input format.

10.235 Tootsville.Gossip.Parrot.say
===================================

10.235.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Gossip.Parrot.say is a function with lambda list: (title,
message)

   Give a message from the Gossip Parrot with an OK button.

10.236 Tootsville.Gossip.Parrot.show
====================================

10.236.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Gossip.Parrot.show is a function with lambda list: (reallyp)

   Show or hide the parrot (based on reallyp flag).

10.237 Tootsville.Gossip.Parrot.ynP
===================================

10.237.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Gossip.Parrot.ynP is a function with lambda list: (title,
message)

   Ask a yes-or-no question from the Gossip Parrot.

10.238 Tootsville.Gossip.acceptOffer
====================================

10.238.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Gossip.acceptOffer is a function with lambda list: (offer)

   Accept an offer which was exchanged

10.239 Tootsville.Gossip.closeInfinityMode
==========================================

10.239.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Gossip.closeInfinityMode is a function with lambda list:
(peer, event)

   Remove a gossip PEER connection

10.240 Tootsville.Gossip.closeStreams
=====================================

10.240.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Gossip.closeStreams is nullary function.

10.241 Tootsville.Gossip.connect
================================

10.241.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Gossip.connect is a function with lambda list: (success)

   Connect to the global gossip network.

   Calls next function ‘success’ on success.

10.242 Tootsville.Gossip.connectedP
===================================

10.242.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Gossip.connectedP is nullary function.

   Are we connected to the global gossip network (at all)?

10.243 Tootsville.Gossip.createConnection
=========================================

10.243.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Gossip.createConnection is nullary function.

   Create and advertise an offer for connection.

   WRITEME This deserves better documentation

10.244 Tootsville.Gossip.createPacket
=====================================

10.244.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Gossip.createPacket is a function with lambda list: (c, d, r)

   Create and sign a packet.
‘c’
     Command to broadcast.  This can be the string ‘logOK’, which is
     handled as a ‘_cmd’ (in fact, it’s the only remaining ‘_cmd’
     command); a string beginning with ‘:’, in which case the command
     will be a reply packet with ‘from’; or any other string, in which
     case it’s treated as a ‘c’ command.
‘d’
     Data for the command.
‘r’
     Optional recipient UUID (or default ‘$World’)

   Automatically adds ‘a’ for author, ‘u’ for user, and ‘s’ signature.

   Returns a JSON string of the signed packet.

10.245 Tootsville.Gossip.ensureConnected
========================================

10.245.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Gossip.ensureConnected is a function with lambda list:
(success)

   Ensure that we have at least 5 gossip network connections.

10.246 Tootsville.Gossip.ensureKeyPair
======================================

10.246.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Gossip.ensureKeyPair is nullary function.

   Ensure that we have an unique public/private key pair for this
session

10.247 Tootsville.Gossip.gatekeeperAccept
=========================================

10.247.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Gossip.gatekeeperAccept is a function with lambda list:
(peer, event)

   Accept an inbound datagram from a peer for an event.

   See the server documentation of *note TOOTSVILLE DEFINFINITY:: for a
description of the Infinity Mode protocols.

   Commands are handled via the Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper handlers.

10.248 Tootsville.Gossip.getICE
===============================

10.248.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Gossip.getICE is nullary function.

   Obtain ICE server info from the game server.

10.249 Tootsville.Gossip.getOffer
=================================

10.249.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Gossip.getOffer is a function with lambda list: (success)

   Accept an offer from the central switchboard

10.250 Tootsville.Gossip.openInfinityMode
=========================================

10.250.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Gossip.openInfinityMode is a function with lambda list:
(peer, event)

   Initiate Infinity mode communications; send a login packet out to
$Eden

10.251 Tootsville.Gossip.send
=============================

10.251.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Gossip.send is a function with lambda list: (c, d, r, a, v)

   Broadcast a packet.

   The constructed packet will be signed and broadcast to each of the
mesh partners in the gossipnet.

‘c’
     is the command;
‘d’
     is the command’s data (if any);
‘r’
     is the target Recipient (originally Room), which defaults to
     ’$World’,
‘a’
     is the author (default self), and
‘v’
     (via), if present, prevents rebroadcasting the packet to the
     original sender.  V (via) is expected to be null, or an array of
     UUIDs.

10.252 Tootsville.Gossip.sendLogOK
==================================

10.252.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Gossip.sendLogOK is nullary function.

   Send a logOK message to the gossip net.

10.253 Tootsville.Gossip.signPacket
===================================

10.253.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Gossip.signPacket is a function with lambda list: (c, d, r)

   Sign a packet with our private key

10.254 Tootsville.Gossip.waitForAnswer
======================================

10.254.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Gossip.waitForAnswer is a function with lambda list: (peer,
offer, retries, next)

   Wait for an answer to an offer which was posted.  Comet-type long
poll.

10.255 Tootsville.GroundBuilder.build
=====================================

10.255.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.GroundBuilder.build is a function with lambda list: (lat,
long, alt)

   Build the ground plane (terrain map) for the scene at lat, long, alt.

   Affects Tootsville.Tank.scene.

10.256 Tootsville.GroundBuilder.colorForPlace
=============================================

10.256.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.GroundBuilder.colorForPlace is a function with lambda list:
(kind)

10.257 Tootsville.GroundBuilder.initGroundPlane
===============================================

10.257.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.GroundBuilder.initGroundPlane is nullary function.

   Initialize the ground plane.

   TODO: have a height map across the groundplane.

10.258 Tootsville.GroundBuilder.kinds
=====================================

10.258.1 Variable
-----------------

10.259 Tootsville.GroundBuilder.paintPlaces
===========================================

10.259.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.GroundBuilder.paintPlaces is a function with lambda list:
(lat, long, alt)

10.260 Tootsville.Login.acceptSignedIn
======================================

10.260.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.acceptSignedIn is a function with lambda list: (result)

   Callback for Firebase completing authentication

10.261 Tootsville.Login.addChildFlag
====================================

10.261.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.addChildFlag is a function with lambda list: (li)

   Add to LI the child settings flag.

   Takes into account if we’re in child settings mode or just displaying
it.

10.262 Tootsville.Login.addChildRequest
=======================================

10.262.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.addChildRequest is a function with lambda list: (li,
request)

   Add information to a Toot List item about a Child Request.

   When the child Toot has an outstanding request, this shows whether it
has been granted or denied, and if granted, for how long, and how much
of that time remains.

   Includes the ability to answer (or change the answer of) the request
by triggering a server prompt.

10.263 Tootsville.Login.changeSensitivePlayer
=============================================

10.263.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.changeSensitivePlayer is a function with lambda list:
(button)

   Toggle whether the player is marked as Sensitive or not.

10.264 Tootsville.Login.childRequestTimeLeft
============================================

10.264.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.childRequestTimeLeft is a function with lambda list:
(request)

   Pretty-print the time remaining for a child request

10.265 Tootsville.Login.childSettings
=====================================

10.265.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.childSettings is nullary function.

   Enter the child settings mode.

10.266 Tootsville.Login.clearTootsList
======================================

10.266.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.clearTootsList is nullary function.

   Clear the login Toots list

10.267 Tootsville.Login.considerChildApproval
=============================================

10.267.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.considerChildApproval is a function with lambda list:
(uuid)

   Ask the server to re-prompt us for the Child Request with UUID.

   The server will send a "prompt" packet down immediately.

10.268 Tootsville.Login.createTootListItem
==========================================

10.268.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.createTootListItem is a function with lambda list:
(toot)

   The set of Toot characters available to the player.

   Create a Toot List item for the given Toot JSON object.

10.269 Tootsville.Login.dimUnpickedCharacters
=============================================

10.269.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.dimUnpickedCharacters is a function with lambda list:
(picked)

   Dim all the Toot characters other than the one who was PICKED.

10.270 Tootsville.Login.disableChildMode
========================================

10.270.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.disableChildMode is a function with lambda list: (name)

   Set NAME to no longer be a Child Toot.

10.271 Tootsville.Login.doRealLogin
===================================

10.271.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.doRealLogin is a function with lambda list: (name)

10.272 Tootsville.Login.doneEditingSettings
===========================================

10.272.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.doneEditingSettings is nullary function.

   Leave the Child Settings mode; return to login selection

10.273 Tootsville.Login.enableChildMode
=======================================

10.273.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.enableChildMode is a function with lambda list: (name)

   Set NAME to be a Child Toot.

10.274 Tootsville.Login.endLoginMusic
=====================================

10.274.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.endLoginMusic is nullary function.

10.275 Tootsville.Login.fillGoogleUserInfo
==========================================

10.275.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.fillGoogleUserInfo is nullary function.

10.276 Tootsville.Login.findLIForToot
=====================================

10.276.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.findLIForToot is a function with lambda list: (name)

   Finds the list item representing a Toot named NAME in the login
selection list.

10.277 Tootsville.Login.finishSignIn
====================================

10.277.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.finishSignIn is a function with lambda list: (idToken)

10.278 Tootsville.Login.firebaseLogin
=====================================

10.278.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.firebaseLogin is a function with lambda list:
(loginPanel)

   Start the Firebase login system

10.279 Tootsville.Login.generateNewToot
=======================================

10.279.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.generateNewToot is nullary function.

   Launch the New Toot panel.

   To get the Gossip Parrot prompt first, call *note
Tootsville.Login.startCharacterCreation:: instead.

10.280 Tootsville.Login.loadTootsList
=====================================

10.280.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.loadTootsList is nullary function.

   Query the server for my characters after user has signed in.

10.281 Tootsville.Login.loginDone
=================================

10.281.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.loginDone is nullary function.

   Login has completed; clean up and set up for the game.

10.282 Tootsville.Login.loginKidDirty
=====================================

10.282.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.loginKidDirty is a function with lambda list: (item)

10.283 Tootsville.Login.loginKidDone
====================================

10.283.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.loginKidDone is a function with lambda list: (button)

10.284 Tootsville.Login.overlay
===============================

10.284.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.overlay is nullary function.

   Open the Login HUD panel

10.285 Tootsville.Login.pickCharacter
=====================================

10.285.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.pickCharacter is a function with lambda list: (picked)

10.286 Tootsville.Login.playWithCharacter
=========================================

10.286.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.playWithCharacter is a function with lambda list:
(name)

10.287 Tootsville.Login.populateTootsList
=========================================

10.287.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.populateTootsList is nullary function.

   Build the Toots List display from the Toots List in memory.

10.288 Tootsville.Login.quit
============================

10.288.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.quit is nullary function.

10.289 Tootsville.Login.removeChildFlag
=======================================

10.289.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.removeChildFlag is a function with lambda list: (li)

   Remove the Child flag from a LI

10.290 Tootsville.Login.saveTootsList
=====================================

10.290.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.saveTootsList is a function with lambda list: (list)

   Save LIST as the Toots List, then rebuild the display.

10.291 Tootsville.Login.serverLinkTokenToCharacter
==================================================

10.291.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.serverLinkTokenToCharacter is a function with lambda
list: (character)

   Choose a CHARACTER to play as.

10.292 Tootsville.Login.setSensitiveP
=====================================

10.292.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.setSensitiveP is nullary function.

10.293 Tootsville.Login.settingsP
=================================

10.293.1 Variable
-----------------

Is the login panel currently presenting account settings mode?

10.294 Tootsville.Login.start
=============================

10.294.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.start is nullary function.

   Start the login process

10.295 Tootsville.Login.startCharacterCreation
==============================================

10.295.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.startCharacterCreation is nullary function.

   Start the New Toot creation process.

10.296 Tootsville.Login.startSignIn
===================================

10.296.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.startSignIn is nullary function.

10.297 Tootsville.Login.storeCredentialInfo
===========================================

10.297.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.storeCredentialInfo is a function with lambda list:
(result)

10.298 Tootsville.Login.switchTootsView
=======================================

10.298.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.switchTootsView is nullary function.

10.299 Tootsville.Login.toots
=============================

10.299.1 Variable
-----------------

The Toots List in memory.

10.300 Tootsville.Login.updateNote
==================================

10.300.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.updateNote is a function with lambda list: (tootName,
event)

   Update the note attached to tootName

   An event handler to be connected to the TEXTAREA control.

10.301 Tootsville.Login.validChildCode
======================================

10.301.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Login.validChildCode is a function with lambda list: (string)

   Determines whether STRING might be a valid Child Code.

10.302 Tootsville.SceneBuilder.addFurn
======================================

10.302.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.SceneBuilder.addFurn is a function with lambda list: (item)

10.303 Tootsville.SceneBuilder.addItem1
=======================================

10.303.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.SceneBuilder.addItem1 is a function with lambda list: (item)

10.304 Tootsville.SceneBuilder.addItem2
=======================================

10.304.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.SceneBuilder.addItem2 is a function with lambda list: (item)

   Adds a furniture item in the “itm2” format

   See *note TOOTSVILLE ITEM-INFO::

{ uuid:
position: {  x: y: z: },
facing: radians,
baseColor: color,
altColor: color,
energy: number,
scale:  { x: y: z: },
world:  { world: lat: long: alt: },
template:
{ id:
name:
description:
trade: [  Y N X  ],
avatar:
energyKind:
energyMax:
onZero:
wearSlot:
weight: } }

10.305 Tootsville.SceneBuilder.addPlace
=======================================

10.305.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.SceneBuilder.addPlace is a function with lambda list: (key,
info)

10.306 Tootsville.SceneBuilder.addText
======================================

10.306.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.SceneBuilder.addText is a function with lambda list: (item)

10.307 Tootsville.SceneBuilder.build
====================================

10.307.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.SceneBuilder.build is a function with lambda list: (x, y, z)

   Place furniture as found in the current scene.

   Affects Tootsville.Tank.scene

10.308 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.build
==================================

10.308.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.SkyBuilder.build is a function with lambda list: (world)

   Build the sky for the current environment.  Reads the sky values at
Tootsville.SkyBuilder.sky and affects the scene at
Tootsville.Tank.scene.

   Depending on the world in question, the sky may have these layers:

  1. The first layer is the base color of the sky.  On Chœrogyllum, this
     varies from a blue bordering on white at noon (09:00) to pitch
     black at midnight (00:00) and should have redness applied at
     sunset.  The ambient color lighting of the scene is likewise
     affected.  In space, it is always black.

  2. The second layer is a starfield, which fades with the sun’s
     altitude.

  3. The third layer has the sun.

  4. The fourth layer has The Moon, The Other Moon, and the Pink Moon,
     as appropriate, and Chœrogryllum, when in space.

  5. The fifth layer is cloud cover (when on the planet).

  6. Finally, the sixth layer is any precipitation effect.

10.309 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.buildMatchingSky
=============================================

10.309.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.SkyBuilder.buildMatchingSky is a function with lambda list:
(sky)

10.310 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.buildMatchingWeather
=================================================

10.310.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.SkyBuilder.buildMatchingWeather is a function with lambda
list: (weather)

10.311 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setCloudCover
==========================================

10.311.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setCloudCover is nullary function.

   Set up clouds above the terrain based on the map from the server.
Only used on Chœrogyryllum.

10.312 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setFirstSkyLayer
=============================================

10.312.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setFirstSkyLayer is a function with lambda list:
(atmosphereP)

   The first layer of the sky is the ambient light of the scene, and the
color of the sky itself.  This is based entirely upon the sun position.

   This is always black in space (when atmosphereP is false).

   The sky data is taken from Tootsville.SkyBuilder.sky and the scene is
Tootsville.Tank.scene.

   XXX Some day, using a GLSL shader for the background would be
awesome, but that’s more work than is valuable at this stage (for BRP).
If some volunteer is excited about the notion, it would be a very nice
touch.  Keep in mind that the 18 hour day and 360 day year will require
certain alterations to any stock routines based upon a 24 hour day and
365.2489 day year.

10.313 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setMoon
====================================

10.313.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setMoon is a function with lambda list:
(whichMoon)

   Position one of the moons relative to the viewer.  The moon in
question’s identity is passed in.

10.314 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setPlanet
======================================

10.314.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setPlanet is nullary function.

   Position the planet Chœrogryllum relative to the viewer.  Used when
the player is in orbit or on one of the moons.

10.315 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setPrecipitation
=============================================

10.315.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setPrecipitation is nullary function.

   Set precipitation, if any.  Only used on Chœrogryllum.

10.316 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setStarfield
=========================================

10.316.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setStarfield is a function with lambda list:
(atmosphereP)

   The second layer of the sky are the stars, which are faded with the
relative brightness of the background layer.  ie: We actually reduce the
opacity of the stars when the sun is up.  FIXME

10.317 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setSun
===================================

10.317.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setSun is nullary function.

   Position the sun relative to the viewer

10.318 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setTheMoon
=======================================

10.318.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setTheMoon is nullary function.

   Position The Moon relative to the viewer.  See *note
Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setMoon::.

10.319 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setTheOtherMoon
============================================

10.319.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setTheOtherMoon is nullary function.

   Position The Other Moon relative to the viewer.  See *note
Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setMoon::.

10.320 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setThePinkMoon
===========================================

10.320.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setThePinkMoon is nullary function.

   Position The Pink Moon relative to the viewer.  See *note
Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setMoon::.

10.321 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.sunX
=================================

10.321.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.SkyBuilder.sunX is nullary function.

   Get the instantaneous position of the sun in X

   Accurate to ±1 min (of time)

10.322 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.sunY
=================================

10.322.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.SkyBuilder.sunY is nullary function.

   Get the instantaneous position of the sun in Y

   Accurate to ±1 min (of time)

10.323 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.update
===================================

10.323.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.SkyBuilder.update is a function with lambda list: (world)

   Update sky positions and the like.

   XXX Some things aren’t able to be updated yet.

10.324 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.updateSkyData
==========================================

10.324.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.SkyBuilder.updateSkyData is nullary function.

   Fetch sky data from the game server

   Updates Tootsville.SkyBuilder.sky

10.325 Tootsville.Tank.CameraManager.positionCameraForAvatarCloseUp
===================================================================

10.325.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Tank.CameraManager.positionCameraForAvatarCloseUp is a
function with lambda list: (camera, avatar)

   Position the camera to have the avatar about ¼ the screen width.

10.326 Tootsville.Tank.CameraManager.positionCameraForAvatarViewer
==================================================================

10.326.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Tank.CameraManager.positionCameraForAvatarViewer is a
function with lambda list: (camera, avatar)

   Position the camera to enclose the avatar completely.

10.327 Tootsville.Tank.CameraManager.positionCameraForGameBoard
===============================================================

10.327.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Tank.CameraManager.positionCameraForGameBoard is a function
with lambda list: (camera, avatar)

   Position the camera to have the avatar about 1⁄20 the screen width.

10.328 Tootsville.Tank.afterRender
==================================

10.328.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Tank.afterRender is nullary function.

   This event handler is called whenever a frame in the 3D scene has
been rendered.

10.329 Tootsville.Tank.attachmentOverlaysNeedUpdateP
====================================================

10.329.1 Variable
-----------------

Indicates whether the 2D overlay attachments need updating.

   When true, the scene has changed in some way that may invalidate the
positions of things like speech balloons.

   XXX This is currently ignored, and we always update the attachments
on every frame.

10.330 Tootsville.Tank.createScene
==================================

10.330.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Tank.createScene is nullary function.

   Create the text scene with ground plane and the player’s Toot with a
static light.

10.331 Tootsville.Tank.destroyAvatar
====================================

10.331.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Tank.destroyAvatar is a function with lambda list: (avatar)

   Destroy avatar and attachments.

10.332 Tootsville.Tank.findAvatar
=================================

10.332.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Tank.findAvatar is a function with lambda list: (avatarName)

   Find an avatar by name; may return null if we don’t know about that
avatar yet.

10.333 Tootsville.Tank.getCanvas
================================

10.333.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Tank.getCanvas is nullary function.

   Find or create the CANVAS object onto which the 3D scene is rendered.

10.334 Tootsville.Tank.getLargestChildMesh
==========================================

10.334.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Tank.getLargestChildMesh is a function with lambda list:
(object)

   Find the child mesh with the greatest volume.

   If there are no children, returns the parent mesh.  Otherwise.
always returns a child.  Uses the radius of the bounding sphere as a
proxy for volume computations.

10.335 Tootsville.Tank.init3DEngine
===================================

10.335.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Tank.init3DEngine is nullary function.

   Initialize the 3D engine, including Babylon 3D.

   The main entry point is *note Tootsville.Tank.start3D:: which
eventually invokes this.  This function actually connects the 3D engine
to the CANVAS object and 2D event system.

10.336 Tootsville.Tank.initArcCamera
====================================

10.336.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Tank.initArcCamera is nullary function.

10.337 Tootsville.Tank.initOTSCamera
====================================

10.337.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Tank.initOTSCamera is nullary function.

   Initialize the Over-The-Shoulder camera.

   This is the main follow camera for the game.  This camera follows the
player’s Toot through the scene.

10.338 Tootsville.Tank.initPlayerToot
=====================================

10.338.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Tank.initPlayerToot is nullary function.

   Initialize our local player’s Toot object.

   We know that it, at least, will always exist.

10.339 Tootsville.Tank.initScene
================================

10.339.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Tank.initScene is nullary function.

   Initialize the Babylon 3D scene object.

10.340 Tootsville.Tank.loadUISounds
===================================

10.340.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Tank.loadUISounds is nullary function.

   Enqueue some foley sound effects that will be used in the scene.

10.341 Tootsville.Tank.playerAvatar
===================================

10.341.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Tank.playerAvatar is nullary function.

   The avatar for the active local player

10.342 Tootsville.Tank.prepareFor3D
===================================

10.342.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Tank.prepareFor3D is nullary function.

   Prepare the libraries needed for the 3D scene (Babylon.js).

   We can load these hefty libraries asynchronously whilst the player is
busy signing in.

10.343 Tootsville.Tank.shutDown
===============================

10.343.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Tank.shutDown is nullary function.

   Shut down the 3D environment cleanly.

10.344 Tootsville.Tank.start3D
==============================

10.344.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Tank.start3D is nullary function.

   Start the 3D engine, after doing any necessary preparatory work.
This is the main entry point for the 3D simulation engine.

10.345 Tootsville.Tank.start3DReal
==================================

10.345.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Tank.start3DReal is nullary function.

   Ensure that all libraries are loaded and actually start the 3D
engine.  Called by *note Tootsville.Tank.start3D::

10.346 Tootsville.Tank.startRenderLoop
======================================

10.346.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Tank.startRenderLoop is nullary function.

   Start the 3D render loop running.

10.347 Tootsville.Tank.updateAvatarFor
======================================

10.347.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Tank.updateAvatarFor is a function with lambda list:
(avatarName)

   Update the avatar model for avatarName, by looking up its description
Tootsville.Tank.avatars.

10.348 Tootsville.Tank.updateCamera
===================================

10.348.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Tank.updateCamera is nullary function.

   Reposition the camera as needed to track the player

10.349 Tootsville.UI.Audio.context
==================================

10.349.1 Variable
-----------------

10.350 Tootsville.UI.Audio.gainNode
===================================

10.350.1 Variable
-----------------

10.351 Tootsville.UI.Audio.setVolume
====================================

10.351.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Audio.setVolume is a function with lambda list:
(newVolume)

   Set the volume to “newVolume”%

10.352 Tootsville.UI.Audio.updateVolumeMuteIcon
===============================================

10.352.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Audio.updateVolumeMuteIcon is nullary function.

   Update the volume Mute indicator in the control panel

10.353 Tootsville.UI.Audio.updateVolumeSlider
=============================================

10.353.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Audio.updateVolumeSlider is nullary function.

   Update the volume slider in the control panel.

10.354 Tootsville.UI.Audio.updateVolumeUI
=========================================

10.354.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Audio.updateVolumeUI is nullary function.

   Update the volume controls UI in the control panel menu

10.355 Tootsville.UI.Audio.volumeDown
=====================================

10.355.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Audio.volumeDown is nullary function.

   Lower the volume by 10%, down to a minumum of 0.

10.356 Tootsville.UI.Audio.volumeMute
=====================================

10.356.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Audio.volumeMute is nullary function.

   Temporarily mute or unmute the volume.

10.357 Tootsville.UI.Audio.volumeUp
===================================

10.357.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Audio.volumeUp is nullary function.

   Raise the volume by 10%, up to a maximum of 100%.

10.358 Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.ROTATION_SPEED
===========================================

10.358.1 Variable
-----------------

10.359 Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.addGamepad
=======================================

10.359.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.addGamepad is a function with lambda list:
(gamepad)

   Add a gamepad and initialize state data.

10.360 Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.axisUpdate
=======================================

10.360.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.axisUpdate is a function with lambda list:
(controllerIndex)

10.361 Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.buttonEvent
========================================

10.361.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.buttonEvent is a function with lambda list:
(controllerIndex, buttonIndex, value)

10.362 Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.connectHandler
===========================================

10.362.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.connectHandler is a function with lambda list:
(ev)

   Event handler for gamepad connections

10.363 Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.controllerState
============================================

10.363.1 Variable
-----------------

Gamepad controller state data.

   TODO, document format

10.364 Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.controllers
========================================

10.364.1 Variable
-----------------

All connected gamepad controllers.

10.365 Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.disconnectHandler
==============================================

10.365.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.disconnectHandler is a function with lambda list:
(e)

   Event handler for gamepad disconnections.

10.366 Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.removeGamepad
==========================================

10.366.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.removeGamepad is a function with lambda list:
(gamepad)

   Remove a gamepad from the active state.

10.367 Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.scanGamepads
=========================================

10.367.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.scanGamepads is nullary function.

   Scan gamepads for updates

10.368 Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.updateStatus
=========================================

10.368.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.updateStatus is nullary function.

   Update gamepad status.

10.369 Tootsville.UI.HUD.beginWatchingPaperdollWindowForClose
=============================================================

10.369.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.beginWatchingPaperdollWindowForClose is nullary
function.

   Watch the paperdoll (large) window for Close events (ie, layer is
made invisible or hidden in the DOM).

10.370 Tootsville.UI.HUD.clickedOnMesh
======================================

10.370.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.clickedOnMesh is a function with lambda list: (mesh,
picked)

   Respond to a user click (tap) on a mesh in the tank

10.371 Tootsville.UI.HUD.closePanel
===================================

10.371.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.closePanel is nullary function.

   Close (hide) the active HUD panel.

10.372 Tootsville.UI.HUD.closeTalkBox
=====================================

10.372.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.closeTalkBox is a function with lambda list: (event)

   Close (hide) the Talk Box

10.373 Tootsville.UI.HUD.connectTalkBox
=======================================

10.373.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.connectTalkBox is nullary function.

   Connect events for the Talk box widgets at the bottom of the display.

10.374 Tootsville.UI.HUD.convertCanvasEventTo3D
===============================================

10.374.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.convertCanvasEventTo3D is a function with lambda list:
(event)

   Convert an event on the HUD or CANVAS object into a 3D event as
appropriate.

10.375 Tootsville.UI.HUD.createHUDLoaderPanel
=============================================

10.375.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.createHUDLoaderPanel is a function with lambda list:
(panel)

   Create a placeholder “loading” pop-up for a HUD panel.

10.376 Tootsville.UI.HUD.createPaperdollCanvas
==============================================

10.376.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.createPaperdollCanvas is a function with lambda list:
(paperdoll)

   Create the canvas for paperdoll display

10.377 Tootsville.UI.HUD.destroyHUD
===================================

10.377.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.destroyHUD is nullary function.

   Destroy the HUD layer.

10.378 Tootsville.UI.HUD.dropHUDPanels
======================================

10.378.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.dropHUDPanels is nullary function.

   Drop all HUD panels to force reloading them.  May not always work due
to caching.

10.379 Tootsville.UI.HUD.getOpenPanel
=====================================

10.379.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.getOpenPanel is nullary function.

   Get the name of the currently-visible HUD panel.

10.380 Tootsville.UI.HUD.initHUD
================================

10.380.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.initHUD is nullary function.

   Set up the HUD layer and start housekeeping.

10.381 Tootsville.UI.HUD.loadHTML
=================================

10.381.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.loadHTML is a function with lambda list: (src)

   Load an HTML layer into a container.

10.382 Tootsville.UI.HUD.loadHUDPanel
=====================================

10.382.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.loadHUDPanel is a function with lambda list:
(panelName, finish)

   Load a HUD Panel from /play/UI/panels/.  Each panel has an HTML and a
Javascript component associated with it.

10.383 Tootsville.UI.HUD.loadScriptIntoDiv
==========================================

10.383.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.loadScriptIntoDiv is a function with lambda list:
(src, div)

   Load a SCRIPT into a given DIV container.

10.384 Tootsville.UI.HUD.nameTagClicked
=======================================

10.384.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.nameTagClicked is a function with lambda list: (event)

   Respond to a user click (tap) on a name tag

10.385 Tootsville.UI.HUD.openPaperdoll
======================================

10.385.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.openPaperdoll is a function with lambda list: (event)

   Open the Paperdoll display from the paperdoll-mini widget.

10.386 Tootsville.UI.HUD.openTalkBox
====================================

10.386.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.openTalkBox is a function with lambda list: (event)

   Open (reveal) the Talk Box.

10.387 Tootsville.UI.HUD.paperdollCurrentP
==========================================

10.387.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.paperdollCurrentP is nullary function.

   Is the paperdoll mini up-to-date?

10.388 Tootsville.UI.HUD.positionPaperdollMini
==============================================

10.388.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.positionPaperdollMini is nullary function.

   Position the paperdoll appropriately for the stage box in the large
paperdoll display, or the mini box (widget) in the lower-right corner.

10.389 Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshAttachmentOverlays
==================================================

10.389.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshAttachmentOverlays is nullary function.

   Refresh all 2D attachment overlays to follow the 3D scene.

10.390 Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshAttachmentsForAvatar
====================================================

10.390.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshAttachmentsForAvatar is a function with lambda
list: (avatar)

   Refresh the 2D attachments for one avatar.

10.391 Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshEquipment
=========================================

10.391.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshEquipment is nullary function.

   Refresh the display of the active equipment item.

10.392 Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshHUD
===================================

10.392.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshHUD is nullary function.

   Refresh HUD elements that are set by server events (other than the
clock), such as equipment, talk status, and wallet readouts.

   These elements are refreshed about every 333 ms, but occur in a 4msec
(the minimum allowed setTimeout value for HTML5) timeout handlers so as
to be more effectively asynchronous (and because browsers bitch if you
run too long in one setInterval handler).

10.393 Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshNameTagAttachment
=================================================

10.393.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshNameTagAttachment is a function with lambda
list: (model, nameTag)

   Refresh one 2D name tag attachment object.

   These attachments need to be refreshed to keep in sync with the
underlying 3D scene from time to time.

10.394 Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshPaperdoll
=========================================

10.394.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshPaperdoll is nullary function.

   Ensure that the paperdoll is up-to-date, updating it if needed.

10.395 Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshSpeechAttachment
================================================

10.395.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshSpeechAttachment is a function with lambda
list: (model, speechBubble)

   Refresh one 2D speech attachment object.

   These attachments need to be refreshed to keep in sync with the
underlying 3D scene from time to time.

10.396 Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshTalkStatus
==========================================

10.396.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshTalkStatus is nullary function.

   Refresh the status of the Talk Box (disconnected, sensitive, or
regular).

10.397 Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshTimeLeft
========================================

10.397.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshTimeLeft is nullary function.

   Refresh the time remaining indicator for a child player

10.398 Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshWallet
======================================

10.398.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshWallet is nullary function.

   Refresh the wallet display, both in the HUD and (if loaded) the
Wallet app in Tootnix.

10.399 Tootsville.UI.HUD.returnPaperdollMini
============================================

10.399.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.returnPaperdollMini is nullary function.

   Return the paperdoll from the large window to the icon widget.

10.400 Tootsville.UI.HUD.setPaperdollForPlayerAvatar
====================================================

10.400.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.setPaperdollForPlayerAvatar is a function with lambda
list: (paperdoll)

   Set the paperdoll avatar values to the current avatar values, and
also remember its current height.

   If any of these changes, the paperdoll will need to be redrawn.  See
*note Tootsville.UI.HUD.paperdollCurrentP::.

10.401 Tootsville.UI.HUD.showCamera
===================================

10.401.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.showCamera is nullary function.

   Show the camera widget

10.402 Tootsville.UI.HUD.showControlPanel
=========================================

10.402.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.showControlPanel is nullary function.

   Show the control panel menu

10.403 Tootsville.UI.HUD.showHUDPanel
=====================================

10.403.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.showHUDPanel is a function with lambda list: (panel,
div)

   Show the HUD panel named in the given DIV container.

10.404 Tootsville.UI.HUD.showMobile
===================================

10.404.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.showMobile is nullary function.

   Show the player’s mobile device

10.405 Tootsville.UI.HUD.showPlayerCard
=======================================

10.405.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.showPlayerCard is a function with lambda list: (name)

   Show the Player Card pop-up for another player

10.406 Tootsville.UI.HUD.switchActiveItem
=========================================

10.406.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.switchActiveItem is nullary function.

   Switch the active item with the secondary item.

10.407 Tootsville.UI.HUD.talkBoxOpenP
=====================================

10.407.1 Variable
-----------------

If true, the Talk Box is open (visible).

10.408 Tootsville.UI.HUD.toggleElement
======================================

10.408.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.toggleElement is a function with lambda list:
(element)

   Toggle whether ELEMENT is displayed or not (with a transition fade).

10.409 Tootsville.UI.HUD.toggleHUDPanel
=======================================

10.409.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.toggleHUDPanel is a function with lambda list: (panel)

   Toggle the visibility of the named HUD panel.

10.410 Tootsville.UI.HUD.toggleTalkBox
======================================

10.410.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.toggleTalkBox is nullary function.

   Toggle visibility of the Talk Box

10.411 Tootsville.UI.HUD.toggleTalkEmoji
========================================

10.411.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.toggleTalkEmoji is a function with lambda list:
(event)

   Toggle visibility of the Emoji selector for the Talk Box.

10.412 Tootsville.UI.HUD.toggleTalkExpression
=============================================

10.412.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.toggleTalkExpression is a function with lambda list:
(event)

   Toggle visibility of the Expressions selector for the Talk Box.

10.413 Tootsville.UI.HUD.toggleTalkLoud
=======================================

10.413.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.HUD.toggleTalkLoud is a function with lambda list: (event)

   Toggle visibility of the Loudness selector for the Talk Box.

10.414 Tootsville.UI.Keys.arrowDown
===================================

10.414.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.arrowDown is a function with lambda list: (event)

10.415 Tootsville.UI.Keys.arrowLeft
===================================

10.415.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.arrowLeft is a function with lambda list: (event)

10.416 Tootsville.UI.Keys.arrowRight
====================================

10.416.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.arrowRight is a function with lambda list: (event)

10.417 Tootsville.UI.Keys.arrowUp
=================================

10.417.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.arrowUp is a function with lambda list: (event)

10.418 Tootsville.UI.Keys.backwardChar
======================================

10.418.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.backwardChar is a function with lambda list: (event)

   Move the cursor backwards one character in the speaking box.

10.419 Tootsville.UI.Keys.backwardSentence
==========================================

10.419.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.backwardSentence is a function with lambda list:
(event)

   Move the cursor back to the previous sentence start.

   Sentences are defined to be delimited by period, exclamation point,
or question mark.

10.420 Tootsville.UI.Keys.backwardWord
======================================

10.420.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.backwardWord is a function with lambda list: (event)

   Move the cursor back one word.

   A word is considered to consist of contiguous letters or digits.

10.421 Tootsville.UI.Keys.beginShouting
=======================================

10.421.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.beginShouting is a function with lambda list: (event)

   Set the speaking volume to shouting.

10.422 Tootsville.UI.Keys.beginSpeaking
=======================================

10.422.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.beginSpeaking is a function with lambda list: (event)

   Set the speaking volume to speaking normally (neither shouting nor
whispering)

10.423 Tootsville.UI.Keys.beginWhispering
=========================================

10.423.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.beginWhispering is a function with lambda list:
(event)

   Set the speaking volume to whispering.

10.424 Tootsville.UI.Keys.beginningOfLine
=========================================

10.424.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.beginningOfLine is a function with lambda list:
(event)

   Move the cursor to the start of the line.

10.425 Tootsville.UI.Keys.capitalizeWord
========================================

10.425.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.capitalizeWord is a function with lambda list:
(event)

   Upcase the first letter of the word under the cursor, and downcase
the remaining letters.

10.426 Tootsville.UI.Keys.deleteBackwardChar
============================================

10.426.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.deleteBackwardChar is a function with lambda list:
(event)

   Delete the character to the left of the cursor.

10.427 Tootsville.UI.Keys.deleteChar
====================================

10.427.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.deleteChar is a function with lambda list: (event)

   Delete the character to the right of the cursor.

10.428 Tootsville.UI.Keys.downcaseWord
======================================

10.428.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.downcaseWord is a function with lambda list: (event)

   Downcase the word under the cursor.

10.429 Tootsville.UI.Keys.endOfLine
===================================

10.429.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.endOfLine is a function with lambda list: (event)

   Move the cursor to after the end of the line.

10.430 Tootsville.UI.Keys.executeExtendedCommand
================================================

10.430.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.executeExtendedCommand is a function with lambda
list: (event)

   Reserved for future use.

   Should prompt for an extended command to execute.  This is bound to
M-x and is analogous to the function in Emacs.

10.431 Tootsville.UI.Keys.forwardChar
=====================================

10.431.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.forwardChar is a function with lambda list: (event)

   Move the cursor forward one character.

10.432 Tootsville.UI.Keys.forwardSentence
=========================================

10.432.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.forwardSentence is a function with lambda list:
(event)

10.433 Tootsville.UI.Keys.forwardWord
=====================================

10.433.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.forwardWord is a function with lambda list: (event)

10.434 Tootsville.UI.Keys.help
==============================

10.434.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.help is a function with lambda list: (event)

   Load the game help panel

10.435 Tootsville.UI.Keys.insertChar
====================================

10.435.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.insertChar is a function with lambda list: (event)

10.436 Tootsville.UI.Keys.isearch
=================================

10.436.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.isearch is a function with lambda list: (event)

10.437 Tootsville.UI.Keys.isearchBackward
=========================================

10.437.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.isearchBackward is a function with lambda list:
(event)

10.438 Tootsville.UI.Keys.keyboardQuit
======================================

10.438.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.keyboardQuit is a function with lambda list: (event)

10.439 Tootsville.UI.Keys.killLine
==================================

10.439.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.killLine is a function with lambda list: (event)

   Delete the entire contents of the speaking box.

10.440 Tootsville.UI.Keys.killRegion
====================================

10.440.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.killRegion is a function with lambda list: (event)

10.441 Tootsville.UI.Keys.killRingSave
======================================

10.441.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.killRingSave is a function with lambda list: (event)

10.442 Tootsville.UI.Keys.killSentence
======================================

10.442.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.killSentence is a function with lambda list: (event)

10.443 Tootsville.UI.Keys.killWord
==================================

10.443.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.killWord is a function with lambda list: (event)

10.444 Tootsville.UI.Keys.nextHistoryLine
=========================================

10.444.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.nextHistoryLine is a function with lambda list:
(event)

10.445 Tootsville.UI.Keys.prefixCc
==================================

10.445.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.prefixCc is a function with lambda list: (event)

10.446 Tootsville.UI.Keys.prefixCx
==================================

10.446.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.prefixCx is a function with lambda list: (event)

10.447 Tootsville.UI.Keys.priorHistoryLine
==========================================

10.447.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.priorHistoryLine is a function with lambda list:
(event)

10.448 Tootsville.UI.Keys.selectAll
===================================

10.448.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.selectAll is a function with lambda list: (event)

10.449 Tootsville.UI.Keys.speakLine
===================================

10.449.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.speakLine is a function with lambda list: (event)

10.450 Tootsville.UI.Keys.textEntry
===================================

10.450.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.textEntry is a function with lambda list: (event)

10.451 Tootsville.UI.Keys.transposeChars
========================================

10.451.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.transposeChars is a function with lambda list:
(event)

   Switch the characters before and after the cursor

10.452 Tootsville.UI.Keys.transposeWords
========================================

10.452.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.transposeWords is a function with lambda list:
(event)

   Switch the word under the cursor with the prior word.

   When on a non-word character, switch the words before and after it.

10.453 Tootsville.UI.Keys.upcaseWord
====================================

10.453.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.upcaseWord is a function with lambda list: (event)

10.454 Tootsville.UI.Keys.yank
==============================

10.454.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.yank is a function with lambda list: (event)

10.455 Tootsville.UI.Keys.yankPop
=================================

10.455.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.Keys.yankPop is a function with lambda list: (event)

10.456 Tootsville.UI.WaWa.build
===============================

10.456.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.WaWa.build is a function with lambda list: (phrase,
finish)

10.457 Tootsville.UI.WaWa.playChained
=====================================

10.457.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.WaWa.playChained is a function with lambda list: (chain,
finish)

10.458 Tootsville.UI.WaWa.playShifted
=====================================

10.458.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.WaWa.playShifted is a function with lambda list: (file,
speed=1, after)

   Play a sound sample pitch-shifted by the speed difference given.

10.459 Tootsville.UI.WaWa.stop
==============================

10.459.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.WaWa.stop is a function with lambda list: (source)

10.460 Tootsville.UI.clickedOnItem
==================================

10.460.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.clickedOnItem is a function with lambda list: (meshName,
picked)

   WRITEME — this function is not yet documented.

10.461 Tootsville.UI.commands
=============================

10.461.1 Variable
-----------------

10.462 Tootsville.UI.confirmPretty
==================================

10.462.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.confirmPretty is a function with lambda list:
(title,text,accept)

   Present a nice UI box to confirm whether to do something or not.

   The title and text are displayed.  The “accept” text is displayed on
one button; the negative button will read “Cancel” unless the “accept”
text reads “Yes,” in which case it will read “No.”

10.463 Tootsville.UI.findAdjacentEntity
=======================================

10.463.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.findAdjacentEntity is nullary function.

   Discover the nearest entity within “arms’ reach” of the player’s
facing direction.

   This is for e.g.  game pad or keyboard inputs.

10.464 Tootsville.UI.forceQuit
==============================

10.464.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.forceQuit is nullary function.

   Quit without prompting

10.465 Tootsville.UI.insertEmoji
================================

10.465.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.insertEmoji is a function with lambda list: (event)

10.466 Tootsville.UI.interact
=============================

10.466.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.interact is a function with lambda list: (entity)

   WRITEME — this function is not yet documented.

10.467 Tootsville.UI.makeDivOrParagraph
=======================================

10.467.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.makeDivOrParagraph is a function with lambda list: (text)

   Turns a string without HTML into a paragraph, one containing HTML
markup into a DIV.

10.468 Tootsville.UI.makeIDFromTitle
====================================

10.468.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.makeIDFromTitle is a function with lambda list: (title)

   */

10.469 Tootsville.UI.makePrettyDialog
=====================================

10.469.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.makePrettyDialog is a function with lambda list:
(title,text,accept,cancel,resolve)

   Make a basic dialog box with a title, text, accept and cancel
buttons.  and call resvolve function with user input later.

10.470 Tootsville.UI.makePrompt
===============================

10.470.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.makePrompt is a function with lambda list: (prompt,
resolve)

   WRITEME

10.471 Tootsville.UI.onFirstClick
=================================

10.471.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.onFirstClick is nullary function.

   WRITEME — this function is not yet documented.

10.472 Tootsville.UI.quit
=========================

10.472.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.quit is nullary function.

   Request the user’s confirmation to quit (or not)

10.473 Tootsville.UI.runCommand
===============================

10.473.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.runCommand is a function with lambda list: (command,
event)

10.474 Tootsville.UI.say
========================

10.474.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.say is a function with lambda list: (speech)

   WRITEME

10.475 Tootsville.UI.setFullscreen
==================================

10.475.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.setFullscreen is a function with lambda list: (really)

   Sot fullscreen or windowed mode.

10.476 Tootsville.UI.setFullscreenFromNavigator
===============================================

10.476.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.setFullscreenFromNavigator is nullary function.

   Set the Fullscreen control panel toggle based on the current state of
the navigator.

10.477 Tootsville.UI.signOut
============================

10.477.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.signOut is nullary function.

   Request the user’s confirmation to quit (or not)

10.478 Tootsville.UI.slowLoadingWatchdog
========================================

10.478.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.slowLoadingWatchdog is nullary function.

   Put up a warning about slow loading.

10.479 Tootsville.UI.takeOneStep
================================

10.479.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.takeOneStep is a function with lambda list: (δx, δz)

   Walk one step in any direction.

   For keyboard or gamepad inputs.

10.480 Tootsville.UI.toggleFullscreen
=====================================

10.480.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.toggleFullscreen is nullary function.

   Toggle between fullscreen and windowed mode

10.481 Tootsville.UI.useActiveItem
==================================

10.481.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.UI.useActiveItem is a function with lambda list: (entity)

   WRITEME — this function is not yet documented.

10.482 Tootsville.Util.assertValidHostName
==========================================

10.482.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Util.assertValidHostName is a function with lambda list:
(hostName)

   Ensure that ‘hostName’ is a valid hostname for the game cluster we’re
in.

10.483 Tootsville.Util.ensureServersReachable
=============================================

10.483.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Util.ensureServersReachable is nullary function.

   Check for the game REST server.

   Calls <https://game.tootsville.org/meta-game/ping> and complains to
the player if it can’t be reached.

10.484 Tootsville.Util.equalP
=============================

10.484.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Util.equalP is a function with lambda list: (x, y)

   Check for value equality of two objects

10.485 Tootsville.Util.infinityAwaits
=====================================

10.485.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Util.infinityAwaits is a function with lambda list: (command,
fromType, params)

   Submit an Infinity Mode command to the servers or peers, but wait for
the next reply of the given type for a Promised call-back.  Note that
the Gatekeeper still gets a chance to handle any returned values, this
just registers a Promise to listen for the reply.

10.486 Tootsville.Util.loadScript
=================================

10.486.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Util.loadScript is a function with lambda list: (src)

   Load the Javascript referenced by SRC into the page

10.487 Tootsville.Util.rest
===========================

10.487.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.Util.rest is a function with lambda list: (method, uri, body,
headers)

   The main REST client.

‘method’
     GET, PUT, or POST
‘uri’
     The URI to access under the game host.
‘body’
     A JSON body for a PUT or POST
‘headers’
     An object which maps to additional headers to be set on the
     request.  X-Infinity-Auth will be set when logged in; Accept and
     Content-Type will be defaulted to application/json if not set.

10.488 Tootsville.decodeTime
============================

10.488.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.decodeTime is nullary function.

   Decode the current time as a Tootsville year, month, day, hour, &c.

   The returned object has the following fields

   • year
   • month
   • day (of month)
   • hour
   • min
   • sec
   • julian (day of year)
   • weekday
   • otherMonthDay
   • pinkMonthDay

10.489 Tootsville.gamepadLayouts
================================

10.489.1 Variable
-----------------

The known layouts and mappings to names of several popular types of
controllers.

   This provides a name for the type of controller based upon its USB ID
string (hex codes), as well as names for its buttons and axes.  This
will allow the end user to configure their device in a more
user-friendly way; eg, by identifying a button as “A” rather than
“button 0” they will be more easily able to identify the controls.
(Seriously, who can remember if “Start” is button 8 or 7?)

   Supported (so far) are all the gamepads I (BRP) use, which is to say:

   • Generic NES-style USB gamepad
   • Nintendo Switch USB gamepad
   • SEGA Saturn style USB gamepad
   • XBox 360 USB gamepad

10.490 Tootsville.host
======================

10.490.1 Variable
-----------------

The main container object under which nearly all other modules are
located, to avoid potential namespace conflicts with other, loaded
Javascript modules.

10.491 Tootsville.universalTimeOffset
=====================================

10.491.1 Variable
-----------------

The difference between Universal time and Unix time.

10.492 Tootsville.updateClock
=============================

10.492.1 Function
-----------------

Tootsville.updateClock is nullary function.

   Update the displayed clock on the screen.

10.493 window.interpretTootColor
================================

10.493.1 Function
-----------------

window.interpretTootColor is a function with lambda list: (name)

   Translate the color named ‘name’ into HTML-style hex code.

   Strings which are not recognized as color names are expected to
already be an HTML-style hex code.

10.494 window.onGoogleYoloLoad
==============================

10.494.1 Function
-----------------

window.onGoogleYoloLoad is nullary function.

11 Credits
**********

Tootsville is built upon a plethora of software.  This is an attempt to
convey at least a partial enumeration of the credits.

   First, the most directly responsible:

   Tootsville is a production of the Corporation for Inter-World Tourism
and Adventuring, a not-for-profit corporation in the State of Florida,
United States.

   Tootsville V by Bruce-Robert Pocock at the Corporation for
Inter-World Tourism and Adventuring.

   Special thanks to Ali Dolan, Mariaelisa Greenwood, Richard Harnden,
Levi Mc Call, and Zephyr Salz.

   In memory of the contributions of Maureen Kenny (RIP).

   Tootsville IV by Brandon Booker, Gene Cronk, Robert Dawson, Eric
Feiling, Tim Hays, Sean King, Mark Mc Corkle, Cassandra Nichol,
Bruce-Robert Pocock, and Ed Winkelman at Res Interactive, LLC.

11.1 Major Support Software
===========================

The following support software is used in the development of Tootsville:

   • The Linux® Kernel
   • The Gnu Operating System, by the Free Software Foundation
   • The Fedora Distribution
   • Emacs text editor and integrated development environment (IDE)
   • Firefox web browser
   • Chromium web browser
   • Gimp graphics editor
   • Inkscape graphics editor
   • Blender graphics editor
   • FFMPEG video and audio transcoder
   • Audacity sound editor
   • Rosegarden music editor

   We’d also like to mention that we test with the following web
browsers

   • Firefox for macOS and Microsoft Windows
   • Epiphany (Gnome Web)
   • Google Chrome for Linux, macOS, and Microsoft Windows
   • Opera
   • Microsoft Edge for macOS and Microsoft Windows
   • Apple Safari for macOS

11.2 Systems
============

The following systems (libraries) are compiled into the Tootsville
server

11.2.1 System Tootsville
------------------------

The server software monolith for REST services of Tootsville.org

   Author: Bruce-Robert Pocock <BRPocock@ciwta.org>

   License: AGPL v3+

11.2.2 System Twilio
--------------------

Simple access to some of the Twilio API

   Author: Bruce-Robert Pocock <BRPocock@ciwta.org>

   License: AGPL v3+

11.2.3 System Thread-Pool-Taskmaster
------------------------------------

Use a thread pool for a Taskmaster

   Author: Bruce-Robert Pocock <brpocock@ciwta.org>

   License: AGPL v3+

11.2.4 System Verbose
---------------------

A logging framework using the piping library.

   Author: Nicolas Hafner <shinmera@tymoon.eu>

   License: zlib

11.2.5 System Documentation-Utils
---------------------------------

A few simple tools to help you with documenting your library.

   Author: Nicolas Hafner <shinmera@tymoon.eu>

   Maintainer: Nicolas Hafner <shinmera@tymoon.eu>

   License: zlib

11.2.6 System Trivial-Indent
----------------------------

A very simple library to allow indentation hints for SWANK.

   Author: Nicolas Hafner <shinmera@tymoon.eu>

   Maintainer: Nicolas Hafner <shinmera@tymoon.eu>

   License: zlib

11.2.7 System Dissect
---------------------

A lib for introspecting the call stack and active restarts.

   Author: Nicolas Hafner <shinmera@tymoon.eu>

   Maintainer: Nicolas Hafner <shinmera@tymoon.eu>

   License: zlib

11.2.8 System Local-Time
------------------------

A library for manipulating dates and times, based on a paper by Erik
Naggum

   Author: Daniel Lowe <dlowe@dlowe.net>

   License: BSD

local-time Copyright (c) 2005-2012 by Daniel Lowe

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining
a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the
"Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including
without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish,
distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to
permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to
the following conditions:

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be
included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND,
EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND
NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE
LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION
OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION
WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.


Thanks to those of you who have helped me make LOCAL-TIME an engaging
and worthwhile project!

    * Matthew Danish <mdanish@andrew.cmu.edu>
    * The #lisp crew on irc.freenode.net
    * Vladimir Sekissov <svg@surnet.ru>
    * Attila Lendvai <attila.lendvai@gmail.com>
    * Tomi Borbely <tomi.borbely@gmail.com>
    * Denys Rtveliashvili <rtvd@mail.ru>
    * Levente Meszaros <levente.meszaros@gmail.com>
    * Arjan Wekking <arjan@streamtech.nl>
    * Nikolai Matiushev <egao1980@gmail.com>
    * Thomas Rake<zzzap1957@gmail.com>

------------------------------------------------------------------------
Apologies to anyone I didn't mention (please let me know).

Daniel Lowe
<dlowe@dlowe.net>


11.2.9 System Piping
--------------------

A library to enable simple message pipelines.

   Author: Nicolas Hafner <shinmera@tymoon.eu>

   License: zlib

11.2.10 System Alexandria
-------------------------

Alexandria is a collection of portable public domain utilities.

   Author: Nikodemus Siivola and others.

   License: Public Domain / 0-clause MIT

11.2.11 System Rollbar
----------------------

CL support for reporting to Rollbar

   Author: Bruce-Robert Pocock

   Maintainer: Bruce-Robert Pocock

   License: BSD

11.2.12 System Oliphaunt
------------------------

Various utilities that I use in different projects

   Author: Bruce-Robert Fenn Pocock

   Maintainer: Bruce-Robert Fenn Pocock

   License: AGPLv3

11.2.13 System Usocket
----------------------

Universal socket library for Common Lisp

   Author: Erik Enge & Erik Huelsmann

   Maintainer: Chun Tian (binghe) & Hans Huebner

   License: MIT

11.2.14 System Sb-Bsd-Sockets
-----------------------------

11.2.15 System Trivial-Gray-Streams
-----------------------------------

Compatibility layer for Gray Streams (see http:/ / www.cliki.net/
Gray%20streams).

   Author: David Lichteblau

   Maintainer: Anton Vodonosov <avodonosov@yandex.ru>

   License: MIT

    Copyright (c) 2005 David Lichteblau
    Copyright (c) 2013 Anton Vodonosov <avodonosov@yandex.ru>

    Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person
    obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files
    (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction,
    including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge,
    publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software,
    and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so,
    subject to the following conditions:

    The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be
    included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

    THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND,
    EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF
    MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND
    NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS
    BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN
    ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN
    CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
    SOFTWARE.


11.2.16 System Trivial-Garbage
------------------------------

Portable finalizers, weak hash-tables and weak pointers.

   Author: Luis Oliveira <loliveira@common-lisp.net>

   License: Public Domain

11.2.17 System St-Json
----------------------

JSON in- and output

   Author: Marijn Haverbeke <marijnh@gmail.com>

   License: BSD

11.2.18 System Sqlite
---------------------

CL-SQLITE package is an interface to the SQLite embedded relational
database engine.

   Author: Kalyanov Dmitry <Kalyanov.Dmitry@gmail.com>

   Maintainer: Jacek Złydach <cl-sqlite@jacek.zlydach.pl>

   License: Public Domain

11.2.19 System Iterate
----------------------

Jonathan Amsterdam’s iterator/ gatherer/ accumulator facility

   License: MIT

11.2.20 System Split-Sequence
-----------------------------

Splits a sequence into a list of subsequences delimited by objects
satisfying a test.

   Author: Arthur Lemmens <alemmens@xs4all.nl>

   Maintainer: Sharp Lispers <sharplispers@googlegroups.com>

   License: MIT

11.2.21 System Prepl
--------------------

11.2.22 System Named-Readtables
-------------------------------

Library that creates a namespace for named readtable akin to the
namespace of packages.

   Author: Tobias C. Rittweiler <trittweiler@common-lisp.net>

   Maintainer: Gábor Melis <mega@retes.hu>

   License: BSD, see LICENSE

11.2.23 System Conium
---------------------

11.2.24 System Closer-Mop
-------------------------

Closer to MOP is a compatibility layer that rectifies many of the absent
or incorrect CLOS MOP features across a broad range of Common Lisp
implementations.

   Author: Pascal Costanza

   License: MIT-style license

11.2.25 System Parse-Number
---------------------------

Number parsing library

   Author: Matthew Danish <mrd@debian.org>

   Maintainer: Sharp Lispers <sharplispers@googlegroups.com>

   License: BSD 3-Clause

11.2.26 System Langutils
------------------------

Language utilities

   Author: Ian Eslick

   License: BSD

11.2.27 System Stdutils
-----------------------

Standard Utilities

   Author: Ian Eslick <eslick@media.mit.edu>

   License: BSD

11.2.28 System S-Xml-Rpc
------------------------

Common Lisp XML-RPC Package

   Author: Sven Van Caekenberghe <svc@mac.com>

   Maintainer: Sven Van Caekenberghe <>, Brian Mastenbrook <>, Rudi
Schlatte <>, Pierre Neidhardt <mail@ambrevar.xyz>

   License: Lesser Lisp General Public License (LLGPL)

11.2.29 System S-Xml
--------------------

Simple Common Lisp XML Parser

   Author: Sven Van Caekenberghe <svc@mac.com>

   Maintainer: Sven Van Caekenberghe <svc@mac.com>, Brian Mastenbrook
<>, Rudi Schlatte <>

   License: Lisp Lesser General Public License (LLGPL)

11.2.30 System Cffi
-------------------

The Common Foreign Function Interface

   Author: James Bielman <jamesjb@jamesjb.com>

   Maintainer: Luis Oliveira <loliveira@common-lisp.net>

   License: MIT

11.2.31 System Babel
--------------------

Babel, a charset conversion library.

   Author: Luis Oliveira <loliveira@common-lisp.net>

   License: MIT

11.2.32 System Trivial-Features
-------------------------------

Ensures consistent *FEATURES* across multiple CLs.

   Author: Luis Oliveira <loliveira@common-lisp.net>

   License: MIT

11.2.33 System Cl-Unicode
-------------------------

Portable Unicode Library

   License: BSD-2-Clause

11.2.34 System Cl-Unicode/ Base
-------------------------------

License: BSD-2-Clause

11.2.35 System Cl-Readline
--------------------------

Common Lisp bindings to GNU Readline library

   Author: Mark Karpov

   License: GNU GPL, version 3

11.2.36 System Cl-Oauth
-----------------------

Common Lisp OAuth implementation

   Maintainer: Leslie P. Polzer <polzer@gnu.org>

   License: LLGPL

11.2.37 System Puri
-------------------

Portable Universal Resource Indentifier Library

   Maintainer: Kevin M. Rosenberg <kmr@debian.org>

   License: GNU Lesser General Public License

11.2.38 System F-Underscore
---------------------------

a tiny library of functional programming utils placed into the public
domain.

   the idea is to make functional programs shorter and easier to read
without resorting to syntax [like arc’s square bracket unary function
syntax]

   Author: Nick Allen <nallen05@gmail.com>

11.2.39 System Anaphora
-----------------------

The Anaphoric Macro Package from Hell

   Author: Nikodemus Siivola <nikodemus@random-state.net>

   License: Public Domain

11.2.40 System Ironclad
-----------------------

A cryptographic toolkit written in pure Common Lisp

   Author: Nathan Froyd <froydnj@gmail.com>

   Maintainer: Guillaume LE VAILLANT <glv@posteo.net>

   License: BSD 3-Clause

11.2.41 System Sb-Posix
-----------------------

11.2.42 System Sb-Rotate-Byte
-----------------------------

11.2.43 System Cl-Fad
---------------------

Portable pathname library

   License: BSD-2-Clause

11.2.44 System Buildapp
-----------------------

Buildapp is an application for SBCL and CCL that configures and saves an
executable Common Lisp image or non-executable core.

   Author: Zach Beane <xach@xach.com>

   License: BSD

11.2.45 System Apply-Argv
-------------------------

Apply-argv is a library for parsing command line arguments.

   Author: Peter von Etter

   License: LLGPL

11.2.46 System Dreamhost
------------------------

Access the Dreamhost API

   Author: Bruce-Robert Pocock <brpocock@ciwta.org>

   License: AGPL v3+

11.2.47 System Uuid
-------------------

UUID Generation

   Author: Boian Tzonev

   Maintainer: Boian Tzonev

   License: LLGPL

11.2.48 System Trivial-Utf-8
----------------------------

A small library for doing UTF-8-based input and output.

   Author: Marijn Haverbeke <marijnh@gmail.com>

   Maintainer: Gábor Melis <mega@retes.hu>

   License: ZLIB

Copyright (c) Marijn Haverbeke

This software is provided 'as-is', without any express or implied
warranty. In no event will the authors be held liable for any
damages arising from the use of this software.

Permission is granted to anyone to use this software for any
purpose, including commercial applications, and to alter it and
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   not claim that you wrote the original software. If you use this
   software in a product, an acknowledgment in the product
   documentation would be appreciated but is not required.

2. Altered source versions must be plainly marked as such, and must
   not be misrepresented as being the original software.

3. This notice may not be removed or altered from any source
   distribution.


11.2.49 System Uiop
-------------------

11.2.50 System Trivial-Signal
-----------------------------

Unix signal handling library.

   Author: Eitaro Fukamachi

   License: Public Domain

11.2.51 System Trivial-Ldap
---------------------------

TRIVIAL-LDAP is a one file, all Common Lisp client implementation of
parts of RFC 2261.

   Author: Kevin Montuori

   Maintainer: Raymond Wiker <rwiker@gmail.com>

   License: Clarified Artistic License

11.2.52 System Yacc
-------------------

A LALR(1) parser generator for Common Lisp

   Author: Juliusz Chroboczek <jch@pps.jussieu.fr>

   License: MIT/ X11

Copyright (c) 2005-2009 by Juliusz Chroboczek

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in
all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT.  IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN
THE SOFTWARE.


11.2.53 System Cl+Ssl
---------------------

Common Lisp interface to OpenSSL.

   Author: Eric Marsden, Jochen Schmidt, David Lichteblau

   License: MIT

11.2.54 System Flexi-Streams
----------------------------

Flexible bivalent streams for Common Lisp

   License: BSD-2-Clause

11.2.55 System Trivial-Backtrace
--------------------------------

trivial-backtrace

   Author: Gary Warren King <gwking@metabang.com> and contributors

   Maintainer: Gary Warren King <gwking@metabang.com> and contributors

   License: MIT Style license

Copyright (c) 2008-2008 Gary Warren King (gwking@metabang.com) 

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THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER 
LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING 
FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER 
DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. 



Copyright (c) 2005-2007 Dr. Edi Weitz 

BSD style license: http://www.opensource.org/licenses/bsd-license.php


11.2.56 System Symbol-Munger
----------------------------

Functions to convert between the spacing and capitalization conventions
of various environments

   License: BSD

11.2.57 System Swank
--------------------

11.2.58 System Pngload
----------------------

A reader for the PNG image format.

   Author: Michael Fiano <mail@mfiano.net>, Bart Botta
<00003b@gmail.com>

   License: MIT

11.2.59 System Zpb-Exif
-----------------------

Read EXIF data from image files

   Author: Zachary Beane <xach@xach.com>

   License: BSD

11.2.60 System Swap-Bytes
-------------------------

Optimized byte-swapping primitives.

   Author: Stas Boukarev <stassats@gmail.com>

   Maintainer: Stelian Ionescu <sionescu@cddr.org>

   License: MIT

11.2.61 System Parse-Float
--------------------------

Parse floating point values in strings.

   Author: Sumant Oemrawsingh

   License: Public Domain

11.2.62 System 3bz
------------------

deflate decompressor

   Author: Bart Botta <00003b at gmail.com>

   License: MIT

11.2.63 System Nibbles
----------------------

A library for accessing octet-addressed blocks of data in big- and
little-endian orders

   Author: Nathan Froyd <froydnj@gmail.com>

   Maintainer: Sharp Lispers <sharplispers@googlegroups.com>

   License: BSD-style (http:/ / opensource.org/ licenses/ BSD-3-Clause)

11.2.64 System Lparallel
------------------------

Parallelism for Common Lisp

   Author: James M. Lawrence <llmjjmll@gmail.com>

   License: BSD

11.2.65 System Jonathan
-----------------------

High performance JSON encoder and decoder.  Currently support: SBCL,
CCL.

   Author: Rudolph-Miller

   License: MIT

11.2.66 System Cl-Annot
-----------------------

Python-like Annotation Syntax for Common Lisp

   Author: Tomohiro Matsuyama

   License: LLGPL

11.2.67 System Proc-Parse
-------------------------

Procedural vector parser

   Author: Eitaro Fukamachi

   License: BSD 2-Clause

11.2.68 System Sb-Cltl2
-----------------------

11.2.69 System Trivial-Types
----------------------------

Trivial type definitions

   Author: Tomohiro Matsuyama

   License: LLGPL

11.2.70 System Fast-Io
----------------------

Alternative I/ O mechanism to a stream or vector

   Author: Ryan Pavlik

   License: MIT

11.2.71 System Static-Vectors
-----------------------------

Create vectors allocated in static memory.

   Author: Stelian Ionescu <sionescu@cddr.org>

   License: MIT

11.2.72 System Cl-Syntax-Annot
------------------------------

CL-Syntax Reader Syntax for cl-annot

   Author: Tomohiro Matsuyama

   License: LLGPL

11.2.73 System Cl-Syntax
------------------------

Reader Syntax Coventions for Common Lisp and SLIME

   Author: Tomohiro Matsuyama

   License: LLGPL

11.2.74 System Hunchensocket
----------------------------

WebSockets for Hunchentoot

   Author: capitaomorte <https:/ / github.com/ capitaomorte>

   License: MIT

Copyright (C) 2011  Alexander Kahl <e-user@fsfe.org>
              2014  João Távora

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11.2.75 System Chunga
---------------------

11.2.76 System Hunchentoot
--------------------------

Hunchentoot is a HTTP server based on USOCKET and BORDEAUX-THREADS. It
supports HTTP 1.1, serves static files, has a simple framework for
user-defined handlers and can be extended through subclassing.

   License: BSD-2-Clause

11.2.77 System Rfc2388
----------------------

Implementation of RFC 2388

   Author: Janis Dzerins <jonis@latnet.lv>

   License: Simplified BSD

11.2.78 System Md5
------------------

The MD5 Message-Digest Algorithm RFC 1321

   Author: Pierre R. Mai <pmai@pmsf.de>

   Maintainer: Pierre R. Mai <pmai@pmsf.de>

   License: Public Domain

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11.2.79 System Fare-Memoization
-------------------------------

memoizing functions the correct, portable way

   Author: Francois-Rene Rideau

   License: MIT

11.2.80 System Envy
-------------------

Configuration switcher by an environment variable.

   Author: Eitarow Fukamachi

   License: BSD 2-Clause

11.2.81 System Drakma
---------------------

Full-featured http/ https client based on usocket

   Author: Dr.  Edi Weitz

   License: BSD

11.2.82 System Chipz
--------------------

A library for decompressing deflate, zlib, and gzip data

   Author: Nathan Froyd <froydnj@gmail.com>

   Maintainer: Nathan Froyd <froydnj@gmail.com>

   License: BSD style

11.2.83 System Dbd-Mysql
------------------------

Database driver for MySQL.

   Author: Eitaro Fukamachi

   License: LLGPL

11.2.84 System Cl-Mysql
-----------------------

Common Lisp MySQL library bindings

   Author: Steve Knight <stkni@yahoo.com>

   Maintainer: Steve Knight <stkni@yahoo.com>

   License: MIT

11.2.85 System Dbi
------------------

Database independent interface for Common Lisp

   Author: Eitaro Fukamachi

   License: LLGPL

11.2.86 System Darts.Lib.Email-Address
--------------------------------------

Parsing and formatting email addresses (RFC 5322 compliant)

   Author: Dirk Esser

   Maintainer: Dirk Eßer

   License: MIT

11.2.87 System Cxml
-------------------

Closure XML - a Common Lisp XML parser

   Author: Gilbert Baumann, Henrik Motakef, David Lichteblau

   Maintainer: Sharp Lispers <sharplispers@googlegroups.com>

   License: LLGPL

Closure XML -- a Common Lisp XML parser

Copyright (c) 1999 by Gilbert Baumann
Copyright (c) 2003 by Henrik Motakef
Copyright (c) 2004 knowledgeTools Int. GmbH
Copyright (c) 2004,2005 David Lichteblau

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11.2.92 System Clouchdb
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11.2.93 System S-Base64
-----------------------

Common Lisp Base64 Package

   Author: Sven Van Caekenberghe <svc@mac.com>

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11.2.94 System Parenscript
--------------------------

Lisp to JavaScript transpiler

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   Maintainer: Vladimir Sedach <vas@oneofus.la>

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11.2.95 System Cljwt-Custom
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JSON Web Token library

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11.2.96 System Yason
--------------------

JSON parser/ encoder

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   License: BSD

11.2.97 System Cl-Smtp
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Common Lisp smtp client.

   Author: Jan Idzikowski <jidzikowski@common-lisp.net>

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11.2.98 System Cl-Ppcre
-----------------------

Perl-compatible regular expression library

   Author: Dr.  Edi Weitz

   License: BSD

11.2.99 System Cl-Memcached
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Fast, thread-safe library to interface with the Memcached Object Cache.

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   License: MIT

11.2.100 System Pooler
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Generic thread-safe pooling facility for your library.

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11.2.101 System Sb-Concurrency
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11.2.102 System Cl-Dbi
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Author: Eitaro Fukamachi

   License: LLGPL

11.2.103 System Cl-Base64
-------------------------

Base64 encoding and decoding with URI support.

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11.2.104 System Bordeaux-Threads
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Bordeaux Threads makes writing portable multi-threaded apps simple.

   Author: Stelian Ionescu <sionescu@cddr.org>

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11.2.105 System Global-Vars
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Define efficient global variables.

   Author: James M. Lawrence <llmjjmll@gmail.com>

   License: MIT

11.3 The Steel Bank Common Lisp compiler
========================================

Tootsville is developed and compiled using the Steel Bank Common Lisp
compiler.

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         -- Geoffrey James, "The Tao of Programming"


BROAD OUTLINE

SBCL is derived from the 18b version of CMU CL.

Most of CMU CL was originally written as part of the CMU Common Lisp
project at Carnegie Mellon University. According to the documentation
in CMU CL 18b,
    Organizationally, CMU Common Lisp was a small, mostly autonomous
  part within the Mach operating system project. The CMU CL project
  was more of a tool development effort than a research project.
  The project started out as Spice Lisp, which provided a modern
  Lisp implementation for use in the CMU community.
and
  CMU CL has been under continuous development since the early 1980's
  (concurrent with the Common Lisp standardization effort.)
Apparently most of the CMU Common Lisp implementors moved on to
work on the Gwydion environment for Dylan.

CMU CL's CLOS implementation is derived from the PCL reference
implementation written at Xerox PARC.

CMU CL's implementation of the LOOP macro was derived from code
from Symbolics, which was derived from code from MIT.

CMU CL had many individual author credits in the source files. In the
sometimes-extensive rearrangements which were required to make SBCL
bootstrap itself cleanly, it was tedious to try keep such credits
attached to individual source files, so they have been moved here
instead.

Bill Newman <william.newman@airmail.net> did this transformation, and
so any errors made are probably his. Corrections would be appreciated.


MORE DETAILS ON SBCL'S CLOS CODE

The original headers of the PCL files contained the following text:

;;; Any person obtaining a copy of this software is requested to send their
;;; name and post office or electronic mail address to:
;;;   CommonLoops Coordinator
;;;   Xerox PARC
;;;   3333 Coyote Hill Rd.
;;;   Palo Alto, CA 94304
;;; (or send Arpanet mail to CommonLoops-Coordinator.pa@Xerox.arpa)
;;;
;;; Suggestions, comments and requests for improvements are also welcome.

This was intended for the original incarnation of the PCL code as a
portable reference implementation. Since our version of the code has
had its portability hacked out of it, it's no longer particularly
relevant to any coordinated PCL effort (which probably doesn't exist
any more anyway). Therefore, this contact information has been deleted
from the PCL file headers.

A few files in the original CMU CL 18b src/pcl/ directory did not
carry such Xerox copyright notices:
  * Some code was originally written by Douglas T. Crosher for CMU CL:
    ** the Gray streams implementation
    ** the implementation of DOCUMENTATION as methods of a generic
       function
  * generic-functions.lisp seems to have been machine-generated.

The comments in the CMU CL 18b version of the PCL code walker,
src/pcl/walk.lisp, said in part
;;;   a simple code walker, based IN PART on: (roll the credits)
;;;      Larry Masinter's Masterscope
;;;      Moon's Common Lisp code walker
;;;      Gary Drescher's code walker
;;;      Larry Masinter's simple code walker
;;;      .
;;;      .
;;;      boy, thats fair (I hope).


MORE DETAILS ON SBCL'S LOOP CODE

The src/code/loop.lisp file from CMU CL 18b had the following
credits-related information in it:

;;;   The LOOP iteration macro is one of a number of pieces of code
;;;   originally developed at MIT for which free distribution has been
;;;   permitted, as long as the code is not sold for profit, and as long
;;;   as notification of MIT's interest in the code is preserved.
;;;
;;;   This version of LOOP, which is almost entirely rewritten both as
;;;   clean-up and to conform with the ANSI Lisp LOOP standard, started
;;;   life as MIT LOOP version 829 (which was a part of NIL, possibly
;;;   never released).
;;;
;;;   A "light revision" was performed by me (Glenn Burke) while at
;;;   Palladian Software in April 1986, to make the code run in Common
;;;   Lisp. This revision was informally distributed to a number of
;;;   people, and was sort of the "MIT" version of LOOP for running in
;;;   Common Lisp.
;;;
;;;   A later more drastic revision was performed at Palladian perhaps a
;;;   year later. This version was more thoroughly Common Lisp in style,
;;;   with a few miscellaneous internal improvements and extensions. I
;;;   have lost track of this source, apparently never having moved it to
;;;   the MIT distribution point. I do not remember if it was ever
;;;   distributed.
;;;
;;;   The revision for the ANSI standard is based on the code of my April
;;;   1986 version, with almost everything redesigned and/or rewritten.

The date of the M.I.T. copyright statement falls around the time
described in these comments. The dates on the Symbolics copyright
statement are all later -- the earliest is 1989.


MORE DETAILS ON OTHER SBCL CODE FROM CMU CL

CMU CL's symbol (but not package) code (code/symbol.lisp) was
originally written by Scott Fahlman and updated and maintained
by Skef Wholey.

The CMU CL reader (code/reader.lisp) was originally the Spice Lisp
reader, written by David Dill and with support for packages added by
Lee Schumacher. David Dill also wrote the sharpmacro support
(code/sharpm.lisp).

CMU CL's package code was rewritten by Rob MacLachlan based on an
earlier version by Lee Schumacher. It also includes DEFPACKAGE by Dan
Zigmond, and WITH-PACKAGE-ITERATOR written by Blaine Burks. William
Lott also rewrote the DEFPACKAGE and DO-FOO-SYMBOLS stuff.

CMU CL's string code (code/string.lisp) was originally written by
David Dill, then rewritten by Skef Wholey, Bill Chiles, and Rob
MacLachlan.

Various code in the system originated with "Spice Lisp", which was
apparently a predecessor to the CMU CL project. Much of that was
originally written by Skef Wholey:
	code/seq.lisp, generic sequence functions, and COERCE
	code/array.lisp, general array stuff
	SXHASH
	code/list.lisp, list functions (based on code from Joe Ginder and
		Carl Ebeling)
The CMU CL seq.lisp code also gave credits for later work by Jim Muller
and Bill Chiles.

The modules system (code/module.lisp, containing REQUIRE, PROVIDE,
and friends, now deprecated by ANSI) was written by Jim Muller and
rewritten by Bill Chiles.

The CMU CL garbage collector was credited to "Christopher Hoover,
Rob MacLachlan, Dave McDonald, et al." in the CMU CL code/gc.lisp file,
with some extra code for the MIPS port credited to Christopher Hoover
alone. The credits on the original "gc.c", "Stop and Copy GC based
on Cheney's algorithm", said "written by Christopher Hoover".

Guy Steele wrote the original character functions
	code/char.lisp
They were subsequently rewritten by David Dill, speeded up by Scott
Fahlman, and rewritten without fonts and with a new type system by Rob
MachLachlan.

Lee Schumacher made the Spice Lisp version of backquote. The comment
in the CMU CL sources suggests he based it on someone else's code for
some other Lisp system, but doesn't say which. A note in the CMU CL
code to pretty-print backquote expressions says that unparsing support
was provided by Miles Bader.

The CMU implementations of the Common Lisp query functions Y-OR-N-P
and YES-OR-NO-P were originally written by Walter van Roggen, and
updated and modified by Rob MacLachlan and Bill Chiles.

The CMU CL sort functions (code/sort.lisp) were written by Jim Large,
hacked on and maintained by Skef Wholey, and rewritten by Bill Chiles.

Most of the internals of the Python compiler seem to have been
originally written by Robert MacLachlan:
	the type system and associated "cold load hack magic"
		code/typedefs.lisp
		code/class.lisp
		code/type-init.lisp
		etc.
	the lexical environment database
		compiler/globaldb.lisp, etc.
	the IR1 representation and optimizer
		compiler/ir1*.lisp, etc.
	the IR2 representation and optimizer
		compiler/ir2*.lisp, etc.
	many concrete optimizations
		compiler/srctran.lisp (with some code adapted from
			CLC by Wholey and Fahlman)
		compiler/float-tran.lisp, etc.
	information about optimization of known functions
		compiler/fndb.lisp
	debug information representation
		compiler/debug.lisp, compiler/debug-dump.lisp
	memory pools to reduce consing by reusing compiler objects
		compiler/alloc.lisp
	toplevel interface functions and drivers
		compiler/main.lisp
Besides writing the compiler, and various other work mentioned elsewhere,
Robert MacLachlan was also credited with tuning the implementation of
streams for Unix files, and writing
	various floating point support code
		code/float-trap.lisp, floating point traps
		code/float.lisp, misc. support a la INTEGER-DECODE-FLOAT
	low-level time functions
		code/time.lisp

William Lott is also credited with writing or heavily maintaining some
parts of the CMU CL compiler. He was responsible for lifting
compiler/meta-vmdef.lisp out of compiler/vmdef.lisp, and also wrote
	various optimizations
		compiler/array-tran.lisp
		compiler/saptran.lisp
		compiler/seqtran.lisp (with some code adapted from an older
			seqtran written by Wholey and Fahlman)
	the separable compiler backend
		compiler/backend.lisp
		compiler/generic/utils.lisp
	the implementation of LOAD-TIME-VALUE
		compiler/ltv.lisp
	the most recent version of the assembler
		compiler/new-assem.lisp
	vop statistics gathering
		compiler/statcount.lisp
	centralized information about machine-dependent and..
	..machine-independent FOO, with
		compiler/generic/vm-fndb.lisp, FOO=function signatures
		compiler/generic/vm-typetran.lisp, FOO=type ops
		compiler/generic/objdef.lisp, FOO=object representation
		compiler/generic/primtype.lisp, FOO=primitive types
Also, Christopher Hoover and William Lott wrote compiler/generic/vm-macs.lisp
to centralize information about machine-dependent macros and constants.

Sean Hallgren is credited with most of the Alpha backend.  Julian
Dolby created the CMU CL Alpha/Linux port. Douglas Crosher added
complex-float support.

The original PPC backend was the work of Gary Byers.  Some bug fixes
and other changes to update it for current CMUCL interfaces were made
by Eric Marsden and Douglas Crosher

The CMU CL machine-independent disassembler (compiler/disassem.lisp)
was written by Miles Bader.

Parts of the CMU CL system were credited to Skef Wholey and Rob
MacLachlan jointly, perhaps because they were originally part of Spice
Lisp and were then heavily modified:
	code/load.lisp, the loader, including all the FASL stuff
	code/macros.lisp, various fundamental macros
	code/mipsstrops.lisp, primitives for hacking strings
	code/purify.lisp, implementation of PURIFY
	code/stream.lisp, stream functions
	code/lispinit.lisp, cold startup
	code/profile.lisp, the profiler

Bill Chiles also modified code/macros.lisp. Much of the implementation
of PURIFY was rewritten in C by William Lott.

The CMU CL number functions (code/number.lisp) were written by Rob
MacLachlan, but acknowledge much code "derived from code written by
William Lott, Dave Mcdonald, Jim Large, Scott Fahlman, etc."

CMU CL's weak pointer support (code/weak.lisp) was written by
Christopher Hoover.

The CMU CL DEFSTRUCT system was credited to Rob MacLachlan, William
Lott and Skef Wholey jointly.

The FDEFINITION system for handling arbitrary function names (a la
(SETF FOO)) was originally written by Rob MacLachlan. It was modified
by Bill Chiles to add encapsulation, and modified more by William Lott
to add FDEFN objects.

The CMU CL condition system (code/error.lisp) was based on
some prototyping code written by Kent Pitman at Symbolics.

The CMU CL HASH-TABLE system was originally written by Skef Wholey
for Spice Lisp, then rewritten by William Lott, then rewritten
again by Douglas T. Crosher.

The support code for environment queries (a la LONG-SITE-NAME),
the DOCUMENTATION function, and the DRIBBLE function was written
and maintained "mostly by Skef Wholey and Rob MacLachlan. Scott
Fahlman, Dan Aronson, and Steve Handerson did stuff here too."
The same credit statement was given for the original Mach OS interface code.

The CMU CL printer, print.lisp, was credited as "written by Neal
Feinberg, Bill Maddox, Steven Handerson, and Skef Wholey, and modified
by various CMU Common Lisp maintainers." The comments on the float
printer said specifically that it was written by Bill Maddox. The
comments on bignum printing said specifically that it was written by
Steven Handerson (based on Skef's idea), and that it was rewritten by
William Lott to remove assumptions about length of fixnums on the MIPS
port.

The comments in the main body of the CMU CL debugger
	code/debug.lisp
say that it was written by Bill Chiles. Some other related files
	code/debug-int.lisp, programmer's interface to the debugger
	code/ntrace.lisp, tracing facility based on breakpoints
say they were written by Bill Chiles and Rob MacLachlan.
The related file
	src/debug-vm.lisp, low-level support for :FUNCTION-END breakpoints
was written by William Lott.

The CMU CL GENESIS cold load system,
compiler/generic/new-genesis.lisp, was originally written by Skef
Wholey, then jazzed up for packages by Rob MacLachlan, then completely
rewritten by William Lott for the MIPS port.

The CMU CL IR1 interpreter was written by Bill Chiles and Robert
MacLachlan.

Various CMU CL support code was written by William Lott:
	the bytecode interpreter
		code/byte-interp.lisp
	bitblt-ish operations a la SYSTEM-AREA-COPY
		code/bit-bash.lisp
	Unix interface
		code/fd-stream.lisp, Unix file descriptors as Lisp streams
		code/filesys.lisp, other Unix filesystem interface stuff
	handling errors signalled from assembly code
		code/interr.lisp
		compiler/generic/interr.lisp
	finalization based on weak pointers
		code/final.lisp
	irrational numeric functions
		code/irrat.lisp
	the pretty printer
		code/pprint.lisp
	predicates (both type predicates and EQUAL and friends)
		code/pred.lisp
	saving the current Lisp image as a core file
		code/save.lisp
	handling Unix signals
		code/signal.lisp
	implementing FORMAT
		code/format.lisp

The ALIEN facility seems to have been written largely by Rob
MacLachlan and William Lott. The CMU CL comments say "rewritten again,
this time by William Lott and Rob MacLachlan," but don't identify who
else might have been involved in earlier versions.

The comments in CMU CL's code/final.lisp say "the idea really was
Chris Hoover's". The comments in CMU CL's code/pprint.lisp say "Algorithm
stolen from Richard Waters' XP." The comments in CMU CL's code/format.lisp
say "with lots of stuff stolen from the previous version by David Adam
and later rewritten by Bill Maddox."

Jim Muller was credited with fixing seq.lisp.

CMU CL's time printing logic, in code/format-time.lisp, was written
by Jim Healy.

Bill Chiles was credited with fixing/updating seq.lisp after Jim Muller.

The CMU CL machine/filesystem-independent pathname functions
(code/pathname.lisp) were written by William Lott, Paul Gleichauf, and
Rob MacLachlan, based on an earlier version written by Jim Large and
Rob MacLachlan.

Besides writing the original versions of the things credited to him
above, William Lott rewrote, updated, and cleaned up various stuff:
	code/array.lisp
	code/serve-event.lisp

The INSPECT function was originally written by Blaine Burks.

The CMU CL DESCRIBE facility was originally written by "Skef Wholey or
Rob MacLachlan", according to the comments in the CMU CL sources. It
was cleaned up and reorganized by Blaine Burks, then ported and
cleaned up more by Rob MacLachlan. Also, since the split from CMU CL,
the SBCL DESCRIBE facility was rewritten as a generic function and so
become entangled with some DESCRIBE code which was distributed as part
of PCL.

The implementation of the Mersenne Twister RNG used in SBCL is based
on an implementation written by Douglas T. Crosher and Raymond Toy,
which was placed in the public domain with permission from M.
Matsumoto.

Comments in the CMU CL version of FreeBSD-os.c said it came from
an OSF version by Sean Hallgren, later hacked by Paul Werkowski,
with generational conservative GC support added by Douglas Crosher.

Comments in the CMU CL version of linux-os.c said it came from the
FreeBSD-os.c version, morfed to Linux by Peter Van Eynde in July 1996.

Comments in the CMU CL version of backtrace.c said it was "originally
from Rob's version" (presumably Robert Maclachlan).

Comments in the CMU CL version of purify.c said it had stack direction
changes, x86/CGC stack scavenging, and static blue bag stuff (all for
x86 port?) by Paul Werkowski, 1995, 1996; and bug fixes, x86 code
movement support, and x86/gencgc stack scavenging by Douglas Crosher,
1996, 1997, 1998.

According to comments in the source files, much of the CMU CL version
of the x86 support code
	assembly/x86/alloc.lisp
	assembly/x86/arith.lisp
	assembly/x86/array.lisp
	assembly/x86/assem-rtns.lisp
	compiler/x86/alloc.lisp
	compiler/x86/arith.lisp
	compiler/x86/c-call.lisp
	compiler/x86/call.lisp
	compiler/x86/cell.lisp
	compiler/x86/char.lisp
	compiler/x86/debug.lisp
	compiler/x86/float.lisp
	compiler/x86/insts.lisp
	compiler/x86/macros.lisp
	compiler/x86/memory.lisp
	compiler/x86/move.lisp
	compiler/x86/nlx.lisp
	compiler/x86/parms.lisp
	compiler/x86/pred.lisp
	compiler/x86/print.lisp
	compiler/x86/sap.lisp
	compiler/x86/static-fn.lisp
	compiler/x86/subprim.lisp
	compiler/x86/system.lisp
	compiler/x86/type-vops.lisp
	compiler/x86/values.lisp
	compiler/x86/vm.lisp
was originally written by William Lott, then debugged by Paul
Werkowski, and in some cases later enhanced and further debugged by
Douglas T. Crosher; and the x86 runtime support code,
	x86-assem.S
was written by Paul F. Werkowski and Douglas T. Crosher.

The CMU CL user manual (doc/cmu-user/cmu-user.tex) says that the X86
FreeBSD port was originally contributed by Paul Werkowski, and Peter
VanEynde took the FreeBSD port and created a Linux version.

According to comments in src/code/bsd-os.lisp, work on the generic BSD
port was done by Skef Wholey, Rob MacLachlan, Scott Fahlman, Dan
Aronson, and Steve Handerson.

Douglas Crosher wrote code to support Gray streams, added X86 support
for the debugger and relocatable code, wrote a conservative
generational GC for the X86 port.  He also added X86-specific
extensions to support stack groups and multiprocessing, but these are
not present in SBCL

The CMU CL user manual credits Robert MacLachlan as editor. A chapter
on the CMU CL interprocess communication extensions (not supported in
SBCL) was contributed by William Lott and Bill Chiles.

Peter VanEynde also contributed a variety of #+HIGH-SECURITY patches
to CMU CL, to provide additional safety, especially through runtime
checking on various tricky cases of standard functions (e.g. MAP with
complicated result types, and interactions of various variants of
STREAM).

Raymond Toy wrote CMU CL's PROPAGATE-FLOAT-TYPE extension and various
other floating point optimizations. (In SBCL, the PROPAGATE-FLOAT-TYPE
entry in *FEATURES* first became SB-PROPAGATE-FLOAT-TYPE, then went
away completely as the code became an unconditional part of the
system.)

CMU CL's long float support was written by Douglas T. Crosher.

Paul Werkowski turned the Mach OS support code into Linux OS support code.

Versions of the RUN-PROGRAM extension were written first by David
McDonald, then by Jim Healy and Bill Chiles, then by William Lott.


MORE DETAILS ON THE TRANSITION FROM CMU CL

Bill Newman did the original conversion from CMU CL 18b to a form
which could bootstrap itself cleanly, on Linux/x86 only. Although they
may not have realized it at the time, Rob Maclachlan and Peter Van
Eynde were very helpful, RAM by posting a clear explanation of what
GENESIS is supposed to be doing and PVE by maintaining a version of
CMU CL which worked on Debian, so that I had something to refer to
whenever I got stuck.


CREDITS SINCE THE RELEASE OF SBCL

(Note: (1) This is probably incomplete, since there's no systematic
procedure for updating it. (2) Some more details are available in the
NEWS file, in the project's CVS change logs, and in the archives of
the sbcl-devel mailing list. (3) In this, as in other parts of SBCL,
patches are welcome. Don't be shy.)

Martin Atzmueller:
  He reported many bugs, fixed many bugs, ported various fixes
  from CMU CL, and helped clean up various stale bug data. (He has
  been unusually energetic at this. As of sbcl-0.6.9.10, the
  total number of bugs involved likely exceeded 100. Since then,
  I've lost count. See the CVS logs.)

Daniel Barlow:
  His contributions have included support for shared object loading
  (from CMUCL), the Cheney GC for non-x86 ports (from CMUCL), Alpha
  and PPC ports (from CMUCL), control stack exhaustion checking (new),
  native threads support for x86 Linux (new), and the initial x86-64
  backend (new).  He also refactored the garbage collectors for
  understandability, wrote code (e.g. grovel-headers.c and
  stat_wrapper stuff) to find machine-dependent and OS-dependent
  constants automatically, and was original author of the asdf,
  asdf-install, sb-bsd-sockets, sb-executable, sb-grovel and sb-posix
  contrib packages.

Zach Beane:
  He provided a number of additions to SB-POSIX, implemented the
  original timer facility on which SBCL's timers are based. and also
  contributed the :SAVE-RUNTIME-OPTIONS support for SAVE-LISP-AND-DIE.

James Bielman:
  He assisted in work on the port to the Windows operating system, and
  was instrumental in :EXECUTABLE support for SAVE-LISP-AND-DIE.

Alastair Bridgewater:
  He contributed a port of the system to the Windows operating system.

Robert E. Brown:
  He has reported various bugs and submitted several patches,
  especially improving removing gratuitous efficiencies in the
  standard library.

Cadabra, Inc. (later merged into GoTo.com):
  They hired Bill Newman to do some consulting for them,
  including the implementation of EQUALP hash tables for CMU CL;
  then agreed to release the EQUALP code into the public domain,
  giving SBCL (and CMU CL) its EQUALP hash tables.

Douglas Crosher:
  He continued to improve CMU CL after SBCL forked from it, creating
  many patches which were directly applicable to SBCL. Notable examples
  include fixes for various compiler bugs, the implementation of
  CL:DEFINE-SYMBOL-MACRO, and a generalization of the type system's
  handling of the CONS type to allow ANSI-style (CONS FOO BAR) types.

Larry D'Anna:
  He provided several parts of SB-CLTL2 environment access, and has
  also worked on bugs in the IR2 conversion stage of the compiler.

Alexey Dejneka:
  He fixed many, many bugs on various themes, and has done a
  tremendous amount of work on the compiler in particular, fixing
  bugs and refactoring.

Paul Dietz:
  He is in the process of writing a comprehensive test suite
  for the requirements of the ANSI Common Lisp standard. Already, at
  the halfway stage, it has caught hundreds of bugs in SBCL, and
  provided simple test cases for them. His random crash tester has
  caught an old deep problem in the implementation of the stack
  analysis phase in the compiler.

Brian Downing:
  He fixed the linker problems for building SBCL on Mac OS X.  He
  found and fixed the cause of backtraces failing for undefined
  functions and assembly routines. He wrote the core of SBCL's 
  alternative interpreter-based EVAL.

Miles Egan:
  He creates binary packages of SBCL releases for Red Hat and other
  (which?) platforms.

Helmut Eller:
  A lot of the code in the SB-INTROSPECT and SB-COVER contrib modules
  was originally written by him for Slime/Swank.

Lutz Euler:
  He made a large number of improvements to the x86-64 disassembler.

Andreas Fuchs:
  He provides infrastructure for monitoring build and performance
  regressions of SBCL.  He assisted with the integration of the
  Unicode work.

Stephan Frank:
  He contributed the SB-GMP contrib to exploit libgmp in bignum and
  ratio arithmetic.

Nathan Froyd:
  He has fixed various bugs, and also done a lot of internal
  cleanup, not visible at the user level but important for
  maintenance. (E.g. converting the PCL code to use LOOP instead
  of the old weird pre-ANSI ITERATE macro so that the code can be
  read without being an expert in ancient languages and so that we
  can delete a thousand lines of implement-ITERATE macrology from
  the codebase.)

Bruno Haible:
  He devised an accurate continued-fraction-based implementation of
  RATIONALIZE, replacing a less-accurate version inherited from
  primordial CMUCL.

Cyrus Harmon:
  He fixed many PPC FFI and callback bugs.  He ported Raymond Toy's
  work on the generational garbage collector for PPC to Linux, finding
  and fixing other SBCL bugs in the process.

Matthias Hoelzl:
  He reported and fixed COMPILE's misbehavior on macros.

Daisuke Homma:
  He added support for SunOS on x86 processors.

ITA Software:
  They hired Juho Snellman as a consultant to work on improvements to
  SBCL, to be released into the public domain. The work they've funded
  includes faster compilation, various improvements to the statistical
  profiler, the SB-COVER code coverage tool, the interpreter-based
  evaluator and the IR2-based single-stepper.

Espen S Johnsen:
  He provided an ANSI-compliant version of CHANGE-CLASS for PCL.

Teemu Kalvas:
  He worked on Unicode support for SBCL, including parsing the Unicode
  character database, restoring the FAST-READ-CHAR optimization and
  developing external format support.

Dmitry Kalyanov:
  His work was crucial in bringing the Windows backend forward; he
  implemented pthreads and ported SB-THREAD to this platform.

Yaroslav Kavenchuk:
  He implemented several missing features and fixed many bugs in
  the win32 port. He also worked on external-format support for
  SB-ALIEN.

Anton Kovalenko:
  He introduced a safepoint-based stop-the-world protocol and greatly
  contributed to features and bugfixes related to the Windows port.

Richard M Kreyter:
  He added documentation support for CLOS slot readers and writers,
  provided several SB-POSIX and NetBSD patches, and cleaned up
  several of the filesystem/pathname interfaces.

Frederik Kuivinen:
  He showed how to implement the DEBUG-RETURN functionality.

Arthur Lemmens:
  He found and fixed a number of SBCL bugs while partially porting
  SBCL to bootstrap under Lispworks for Windows.

David Lichteblau:
  He repeatedly failed to update his entry in this file.

Robert MacLachlan:
  He has continued to answer questions about, and contribute fixes to,
  the CMU CL project. Some of these fixes, especially for compiler
  problems, has been invaluable to the CMU CL project and, by
  porting, invaluable to the SBCL project as well.

Pierre Mai:
  He has continued to work on CMU CL since the SBCL fork, and also
  patched code to SBCL to enable dynamic loading of object files
  under OpenBSD.  He contributed to the port of SBCL to MacOS X,
  implementing the Lisp side of the PowerOpen ABI.

Eric Marsden:
  Some of his fixes to CMU CL since the SBCL fork have been ported
  to SBCL.  He also maintains the cl-benchmark package, which gives
  us some idea of how our performance changes compared to earlier
  releases and to other implementations.  He assisted in development
  of Unicode support for SBCL.

Antonio Martinez-Shotton:
  He has contributed a number of bug fixes and bug reports to SBCL.

Brian Mastenbrook:
  He contributed to and extensively maintained the port of SBCL to
  MacOS X. His contributions include overcoming binary compatibility
  issues between different versions of dlcompat on Darwin, other
  linker fixes, and signal handler bugfixes.

Dave McDonald:
  He made a lot of progress toward getting SBCL to be bootstrappable
  under CLISP.

Gabor Melis:
  He mainly worked on robustness related to signal handling, threads,
  timers with small excursions to constraint propagation, weak hash
  tables (based on CMUCL code) and optimizing x86/x86-64 calling
  convention.

Perry E. Metzger:
  He ported SBCL to NetBSD with newer signals, building on the
  work of Valtteri Vuorikoski.  He also provided various cleanups to
  the C runtime.

Gerd Moellman:
  He has made many cleanups and improvements, small and large, in
  CMU CL (mostly in PCL), which we have gratefully ported to SBCL.  Of
  particular note is his ctor MAKE-INSTANCE optimization, which is both
  faster in the typical case than the old optimizations in PCL and
  less buggy.

Timothy Moore:
  He designed and implemented the original CMUCL linkage-table, on
  which the SBCL implementation thereof is based.

William ("Bill") Newman:
  He continued to maintain SBCL after the fork, increasing ANSI
  compliance, fixing bugs, regularizing the internals of the
  system, deleting unused extensions, improving performance in
  some areas (especially sequence functions and non-simple vectors),
  updating documentation, and even, for better or worse, getting
  rid of various functionality (e.g. the byte interpreter).

NIIMI Satoshi:
  He contributed a number of fixes to the FreeBSD port, implemented
  some external-formats and JOIN-THREAD, and also worked on
  the :EXECUTABLE support.

Patrik Nordebo:
  He contributed to the port of SBCL to MacOS X, finding solutions for
  ABI and assembly syntax differences between Darwin and Linux.

Luís Oliveira:
  He contributed to the port of SBCL to the Windows operating system,
  particuarly in the area of FFI.

Scott Parish:
  He ported SBCL to OpenBSD-with-ELF.

Timothy Ritchey:
  He implemented SB-BSD-SOCKETS support for the win32 port.

Tobias Rittweiler
  He has made several contributions relating to source locations,
  pretty printing, SB-INTROSPECT, and the reader.

Kevin M. Rosenberg:
  He provided the ACL-style toplevel (sb-aclrepl contrib module), and
  a number of MOP-related bug reports.  He also creates the official
  Debian packages of SBCL.

Joshua Ross:
  He fixed some bugs relating to foreign calls and callbacks on the
  Linux PowerPC platform.

Christophe Rhodes:
  He ported SBCL to SPARC (based on the CMUCL backend), made various
  port-related and SPARC-related changes (like *BACKEND-SUBFEATURES*),
  made many fixes and improvements in the compiler's type system, has
  essentially completed the work to enable bootstrapping SBCL under
  unrelated (non-SBCL, non-CMU-CL) Common Lisps.  He participated in
  the modernization of SBCL's CLOS implementation, implemented the
  treatment of compiler notes as restartable conditions, provided
  optimizations to compiler output, and contributed in other ways as
  well.

Stig Erik Sandø:
  He showed how to convince the GNU toolchain to build SBCL in a way
  which supports callbacks from C code into SBCL.

Rudi Schlatte:
  He ported Paul Foley's simple-streams implementation from cmucl,
  converted the sbcl manual to Texinfo and wrote a documentation
  string extractor that keeps function documentation in the manual
  current.

Thiemo Seufer:
  He modernized the MIPS backend, fixing many bugs, and assisted in
  cleaning up the C runtime code.

Julian Squires:
  He worked on Unicode support for the PowerPC platform.

Nikodemus Siivola:
  He provided build fixes, in particular to tame the SunOS toolchain,
  implemented package locks, ported the linkage-table code from CMUCL,
  reimplemented STEP, implemented the compare-and-swap interface, and
  has fixed many bugs besides.

Juho Snellman:
  He provided a number of bug fixes and performance enhancements to
  the compiler, the standard library functions, and to the garbage
  collector. He ported and enhanced the statistical profiler written
  by Gerd Moellmann for CMU CL. He completed the work on the x86-64
  port of SBCL.

Brian Spilsbury:
  He wrote Unicode-capable versions of SBCL's character, string, and
  stream types and operations on them.  (These versions did not end up
  in the system, but did to a large extent influence the support which
  finally did get merged.)

Robert Swindells:
  He ported SBCL to NetBSD/Sparc.

Raymond Toy:
  He continued to work on CMU CL after the SBCL fork, especially on
  floating point stuff. Various patches and fixes of his have been
  ported to SBCL, including his Sparc port of linkage-table.

Larry Valkama:
  He resurrected the HPUX port, and worked on the HPPA backend in
  general.

Peter Van Eynde:
  He wrestled the CLISP test suite into a mostly portable test suite
  (clocc ansi-test) which can be used on SBCL, provided a slew of
  of bug reports resulting from that, and submitted many other bug
  reports as well.

Valtteri Vuorikoski:
  He ported SBCL to NetBSD, and also fixed a long-standing bug in
  DEFSTRUCT with respect to colliding accessor names.

Colin Walters:
  His O(N) implementation of the general case of MAP, posted on the
  cmucl-imp@cons.org mailing list, was the inspiration for similar MAP
  code added in sbcl-0.6.8.

Cheuksan Edward Wang:
  He assisted in debugging the SBCL x86-64 backend.

Raymond Wiker:
  He ported sbcl-0.6.3 back to FreeBSD, restoring the ancestral
  CMU CL support for FreeBSD and updating it for the changes made
  from FreeBSD version 3 to FreeBSD version 4. He also ported the
  CMU CL extension RUN-PROGRAM, and related code, to SBCL.


INITIALS GLOSSARY (helpful when reading comments, CVS commit logs, etc.)

AB   Alastair Bridgewater
AK   Anton Kovalenko
AL   Arthur Lemmens
APD  Alexey Dejneka
CLH  Cyrus Harmon
CSR  Christophe Rhodes
DB   Daniel Barlow (also "dan")
DFL  David Lichteblau
DTC  Douglas Crosher
JES  Juho Snellman
JRXR Joshua Ross
LAV  Larry Valkama
LEU  Lutz Euler
MG   Gabor Melis
MNA  Martin Atzmueller
NJF  Nathan Froyd
NS   Nikodemus Siivola
PFD  Paul F. Dietz
PRM  Pierre Mai
PVE  Peter Van Eynde
PK/PVK Paul-Virak Khuong
PW   Paul Werkowski
RAM  Robert MacLachlan
RLT  Raymond Toy
TCR  Tobias Rittweiler
THS  Thiemo Seufer
VJA  Vincent Arkesteijn
WHN  William ("Bill") Newman


11.4 Javascript Tools
=====================

The Javascript front-end to Tootsville is developed using the following
additional tools:

   • Babylon.JS 3D rendering library
   • Google Closure Javascript compressor

12 Conclusion
*************

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8. Termination.
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9. Acceptance Not Required for Having Copies.
.............................................

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10. Automatic Licensing of Downstream Recipients.
.................................................

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............

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....................................

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13. Remote Network Interaction; Use with the GNU General Public License.
........................................................................

Notwithstanding any other provision of this License, if you modify the
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15. Disclaimer of Warranty.
...........................

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16. Limitation of Liability.
............................

IN NO EVENT UNLESS REQUIRED BY APPLICABLE LAW OR AGREED TO IN WRITING
WILL ANY COPYRIGHT HOLDER, OR ANY OTHER PARTY WHO MODIFIES AND/OR
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SUSTAINED BY YOU OR THIRD PARTIES OR A FAILURE OF THE PROGRAM TO OPERATE
WITH ANY OTHER PROGRAMS), EVEN IF SUCH HOLDER OR OTHER PARTY HAS BEEN
ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.

17. Interpretation of Sections 15 and 16.
.........................................

If the disclaimer of warranty and limitation of liability provided above
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How to Apply These Terms to Your New Programs
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If you develop a new program, and you want it to be of the greatest
possible use to the public, the best way to achieve this is to make it
free software which everyone can redistribute and change under these
terms.

   To do so, attach the following notices to the program.  It is safest
to attach them to the start of each source file to most effectively
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"copyright" line and a pointer to where the full notice is found.

    <one line to give the program's name and a brief idea of what it does.>
    Copyright (C) <year>  <name of author>

    This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
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    This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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    MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
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    You should have received a copy of the GNU Affero General Public License
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   Also add information on how to contact you by electronic and paper
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   If your software can interact with users remotely through a computer
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get its source.  For example, if your program is a web application, its
interface could display a "Source" link that leads users to an archive
of the code.  There are many ways you could offer source, and different
solutions will be better for different programs; see section 13 for the
specific requirements.

   You should also get your employer (if you work as a programmer) or
school, if any, to sign a "copyright disclaimer" for the program, if
necessary.  For more information on this, and how to apply and follow
the GNU AGPL, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
Appendix A Indices
******************

A.1 Concepts
============

* Menu:

* Authentication, Infinity Mode:         Overview of Major Systems.
                                                            (line  7578)
* Authentication, REST:                  Overview of Major Systems.
                                                            (line  7570)
* Bowling:                               TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-START-BOWLING.
                                                            (line 26694)
* Card Games:                            TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-JOIN-CARD-GAME.
                                                            (line 26480)
* Changes from 1.0 to 1.1:               TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-DON.
                                                            (line 28559)
* Changes from 1.0 to 1.1 <1>:           TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ROOM-VARS.
                                                            (line 29788)
* Changes from 1.0 to 1.1 <2>:           TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-LOGIN.
                                                            (line 30257)
* Changes from 1.0 to 1.1 <3>:           TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-REQUEST-BUDDY.
                                                            (line 31199)
* Changes from 1.0 to 1.1 <4>:           TOOTSVILLE TOOT-INFO.
                                                            (line 42643)
* Changes from 1.0 to 1.2:               TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-PRE-LOGIN.
                                                            (line 30517)
* Changes from 1.1 to 1.2:               TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-ADD-TO-LIST.
                                                            (line 28087)
* Changes from 1.1 to 1.2 <1>:           TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-CREATE-USER-HOUSE.
                                                            (line 28342)
* Changes from 1.1 to 1.2 <2>:           TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-APPLE.
                                                            (line 29085)
* Changes from 1.1 to 1.2 <3>:           TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ROOM-VARS.
                                                            (line 29705)
* Changes from 1.1 to 1.2 <4>:           TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-WALLET.
                                                            (line 29947)
* Changes from 1.1 to 1.2 <5>:           TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-LOGIN.
                                                            (line 30251)
* Changes from 1.1 to 1.2 <6>:           TOOTSVILLE TOOT-INFO.
                                                            (line 42652)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0:               TOOTSVILLE-USER *TIME.
                                                            (line  9749)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <1>:           TOOTSVILLE-USER *WARN.
                                                            (line  9794)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <2>:           TOOTSVILLE-USER BEAM.
                                                            (line 10028)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <3>:           TOOTSVILLE-USER CLEAREVENT.
                                                            (line 10189)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <4>:           TOOTSVILLE-USER FINGER.
                                                            (line 10640)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <5>:           TOOTSVILLE-USER FLUSH.
                                                            (line 10679)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <6>:           TOOTSVILLE-USER GETCONFIG.
                                                            (line 10776)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <7>:           TOOTSVILLE-USER MEM.
                                                            (line 11475)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <8>:           TOOTSVILLE-USER METRONOME.
                                                            (line 11538)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <9>:           TOOTSVILLE-USER MOTD.
                                                            (line 11572)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <10>:          TOOTSVILLE-USER PLACE.
                                                            (line 11853)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <11>:          TOOTSVILLE-USER PLACE.
                                                            (line 11877)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <12>:          TOOTSVILLE-USER PLACE.
                                                            (line 11888)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <13>:          TOOTSVILLE-USER PLACE.
                                                            (line 11929)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <14>:          TOOTSVILLE-USER PLACE.
                                                            (line 11964)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <15>:          TOOTSVILLE-USER PURGEPHYSICS.
                                                            (line 12002)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <16>:          TOOTSVILLE-USER RUN.
                                                            (line 12241)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <17>:          TOOTSVILLE-USER SCOTTY.
                                                            (line 12305)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <18>:          TOOTSVILLE-USER SPAWNROOM.
                                                            (line 12666)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <19>:          TOOTSVILLE-USER UNBUILD.
                                                            (line 12847)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <20>:          TOOTSVILLE-USER V. (line 12885)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <21>:          TOOTSVILLE-USER WALLZONES.
                                                            (line 13000)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <22>:          TOOTSVILLE-USER WHOAREYOU.
                                                            (line 13207)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <23>:          TOOTSVILLE-USER ZOOM.
                                                            (line 13284)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <24>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-CLICK.
                                                            (line 28203)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <25>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-CREATE-USER-HOUSE.
                                                            (line 28337)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <26>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-DELETE-MAIL-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 28374)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <27>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-DON.
                                                            (line 28550)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <28>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-ECHO.
                                                            (line 28623)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <29>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-END-EVENT.
                                                            (line 28770)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <30>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-APPLE.
                                                            (line 29091)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <31>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-INVENTORY-BY-TYPE.
                                                            (line 29318)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <32>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-MAIL-IN-BOX.
                                                            (line 29407)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <33>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-PASSPORT.
                                                            (line 29503)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <34>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ROOM-LIST.
                                                            (line 29546)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <35>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ROOM-VARS.
                                                            (line 29694)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <36>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ROOM-VARS.
                                                            (line 29774)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <37>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-STORE-ITEM-INFO.
                                                            (line 29886)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <38>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-USER-LISTS.
                                                            (line 29921)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <39>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-WALLET.
                                                            (line 29953)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <40>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ZONE-LIST.
                                                            (line 29983)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <41>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GIVE.
                                                            (line 30031)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <42>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GO.
                                                            (line 30063)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <43>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-JOIN.
                                                            (line 30176)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <44>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-LOGIN.
                                                            (line 30239)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <45>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-LOGOUT.
                                                            (line 30281)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <46>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-PRE-LOGIN.
                                                            (line 30528)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <47>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SEND-MAIL-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 31258)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <48>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SET-FURNITURE.
                                                            (line 31523)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <49>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SET-ROOM-VAR.
                                                            (line 31583)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <50>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SET-USER-VAR.
                                                            (line 31634)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <51>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SPAWN-ZONE.
                                                            (line 31783)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <52>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SPEAK.
                                                            (line 31985)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <53>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-STAMP-PASSPORT.
                                                            (line 32022)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <54>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-START-EVENT.
                                                            (line 32218)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <55>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-USE-EQUIPMENT.
                                                            (line 32316)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <56>:          TOOTSVILLE INTERPRET-FACING.
                                                            (line 32585)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <57>:          TOOTSVILLE TOOT-INFO.
                                                            (line 42657)
* Changes from 1.2 to 2.0 <58>:          TOOTSVILLE WALLET-INFO.
                                                            (line 44273)
* Chœrogryllum Holidays:                 CHŒROGRYLLUM HOLIDAY-ON.
                                                            (line  8149)
* Client Tilde Commands:                 Tootsville.Game.Speech.dispatchCommand.
                                                            (line 49691)
* Clusters, types of:                    Clusters.          (line  7539)
* Emotes:                                TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SPEAK.
                                                            (line 31881)
* Infinity Mode Protocol:                TOOTSVILLE DEFINFINITY.
                                                            (line 19608)
* Infinity Mode, Overview:               Overview of Major Systems.
                                                            (line  7578)
* Known bugs:                            TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-ECHO.
                                                            (line 28628)
* Movement, Overview:                    The Server-to-Server Sign-In Process.
                                                            (line  7669)
* Places, within the game:               TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ROOM-VARS.
                                                            (line 29710)
* Quaestor Events:                       TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-START-EVENT.
                                                            (line 32054)
* Quiescing and Burgeoning:              TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-QUIESCE.
                                                            (line 30744)
* REST interface:                        Overview of Major Systems.
                                                            (line  7570)
* Romance Game System, what is:          What is the Romance Game System?.
                                                            (line  7495)
* Room Variables:                        TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ROOM-VARS.
                                                            (line 29577)
* Server Prompts and Replies:            TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-PROMPT-REPLY.
                                                            (line 30569)
* Speaking, Speech:                      TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SPEAK.
                                                            (line 31802)
* Speech, Overview:                      The Server-to-Server Sign-In Process.
                                                            (line  7693)
* SportsBall:                            TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-START-SPORTS-BALL-GAME.
                                                            (line 26761)
* Tootsville, what is:                   What is Tootsville?.
                                                            (line  7479)
* Walking the Line:                      TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-WTL.
                                                            (line 32401)

A.2 Functions
=============

* Menu:

* $:                                     TOOTSVILLE-USER $. (line  9662)
* %Operator-Place-Download:              TOOTSVILLE %OPERATOR-PLACE-DOWNLOAD.
                                                            (line 13308)
* %Operator-Place-Exit:                  TOOTSVILLE %OPERATOR-PLACE-EXIT.
                                                            (line 13322)
* %Operator-Place-Fountain:              TOOTSVILLE %OPERATOR-PLACE-FOUNTAIN.
                                                            (line 13336)
* %Operator-Place-Game:                  TOOTSVILLE %OPERATOR-PLACE-GAME.
                                                            (line 13350)
* %Operator-Place-Item:                  TOOTSVILLE %OPERATOR-PLACE-ITEM.
                                                            (line 13364)
* %Operator-Place-Mini:                  TOOTSVILLE %OPERATOR-PLACE-MINI.
                                                            (line 13378)
* %Operator-Place-Place:                 TOOTSVILLE %OPERATOR-PLACE-PLACE.
                                                            (line 13392)
* %Operator-Place-Room:                  TOOTSVILLE %OPERATOR-PLACE-ROOM.
                                                            (line 13406)
* %Operator-Place-Shop:                  TOOTSVILLE %OPERATOR-PLACE-SHOP.
                                                            (line 13420)
* %Operator-Place-Snowball:              TOOTSVILLE %OPERATOR-PLACE-SNOWBALL.
                                                            (line 13434)
* %Operator-Place-Unwalk:                TOOTSVILLE %OPERATOR-PLACE-UNWALK.
                                                            (line 13448)
* %Operator-Place-Vitem:                 TOOTSVILLE %OPERATOR-PLACE-VITEM.
                                                            (line 13462)
* %Operator-Place-Walk:                  TOOTSVILLE %OPERATOR-PLACE-WALK.
                                                            (line 13476)
* %Parse-Operator-Place-Where:           TOOTSVILLE %PARSE-OPERATOR-PLACE-WHERE.
                                                            (line 13490)
* *Apropos:                              TOOTSVILLE-USER *APROPOS.
                                                            (line  9690)
* *Time:                                 TOOTSVILLE-USER *TIME.
                                                            (line  9715)
* *Warn:                                 TOOTSVILLE-USER *WARN.
                                                            (line  9760)
* 2-Days-Ago:                            TOOTSVILLE 2-DAYS-AGO.
                                                            (line 15495)
* 3-Days-Ago:                            TOOTSVILLE 3-DAYS-AGO.
                                                            (line 15511)
* @-Message:                             TOOTSVILLE @-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 15527)
* ⊕Post-Accept-Type-Does-Not-Match-/ *-When-Not-Allow-Wildcards-P: TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-ACCEPT-TYPE-DOES-NOT-MATCH-/ *-WHEN-NOT-ALLOW-WILDCARDS-P.
                                                            (line 46062)
* ⊕Post-Accept-Type-Matches-*/ *:        TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-ACCEPT-TYPE-MATCHES-*/ *.
                                                            (line 46078)
* ⊕Post-Accept-Type-Matches-/ *:         TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-ACCEPT-TYPE-MATCHES-/ *.
                                                            (line 46093)
* ⊕Post-Accept-Type-Matches-/ *-With-Charset=Utf-8: TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-ACCEPT-TYPE-MATCHES-/ *-WITH-CHARSET=UTF-8.
                                                            (line 46108)
* ⊕Post-Accept-Type-Matches-Identically: TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-ACCEPT-TYPE-MATCHES-IDENTICALLY.
                                                            (line 46125)
* ⊕Post-Accept-Type-Matches-With-Charset=Utf-8: TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-ACCEPT-TYPE-MATCHES-WITH-CHARSET=UTF-8.
                                                            (line 46141)
* ⊕Post-Acceptor-Template-Matches-Constants: TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-ACCEPTOR-TEMPLATE-MATCHES-CONSTANTS.
                                                            (line 46157)
* ⊕Post-Acceptor-Template-Unifies-Variables: TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-ACCEPTOR-TEMPLATE-UNIFIES-VARIABLES.
                                                            (line 46173)
* ⊕Post-Certificate-Extraction:          TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-CERTIFICATE-EXTRACTION.
                                                            (line 46190)
* ⊕Post-Check-Map-Heights:               TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-CHECK-MAP-HEIGHTS.
                                                            (line 46206)
* ⊕Post-Check-Map-Widths:                TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-CHECK-MAP-WIDTHS.
                                                            (line 46221)
* ⊕Post-Ensure-Package-Imports-From-Oliphaunt-Are-Available: TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-ENSURE-PACKAGE-IMPORTS-FROM-OLIPHAUNT-ARE-AVAILABLE.
                                                            (line 46236)
* ⊕Post-Extract-Plist-Path-1:            TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-EXTRACT-PLIST-PATH-1.
                                                            (line 46253)
* ⊕Post-Extract-Plist-Path-2:            TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-EXTRACT-PLIST-PATH-2.
                                                            (line 46269)
* ⊕Post-Extract-Plist-Path-3:            TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-EXTRACT-PLIST-PATH-3.
                                                            (line 46285)
* ⊕Post-Extract-Plist-Path-4:            TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-EXTRACT-PLIST-PATH-4.
                                                            (line 46301)
* ⊕Post-Good-Uri-Amazon-S3:              TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-GOOD-URI-AMAZON-S3.
                                                            (line 46317)
* ⊕Post-Good-Uri-Tootsville.Org:         TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-GOOD-URI-TOOTSVILLE.ORG.
                                                            (line 46332)
* ⊕Post-Good-Uri-With-Query-String:      TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-GOOD-URI-WITH-QUERY-STRING.
                                                            (line 46348)
* ⊕Post-Group-Plists:                    TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-GROUP-PLISTS.
                                                            (line 46364)
* ⊕Post-Host-Name-Like-S3.Amazonaws.Com: TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-HOST-NAME-LIKE-S3.AMAZONAWS.COM.
                                                            (line 46379)
* ⊕Post-Host-Name-Like-Star-Hope.Org:    TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-HOST-NAME-LIKE-STAR-HOPE.ORG.
                                                            (line 46396)
* ⊕Post-Host-Name-Like-Tootsville.Org:   TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-HOST-NAME-LIKE-TOOTSVILLE.ORG.
                                                            (line 46413)
* ⊕Post-Host-Name-Like-Www.Gov.Uk:       TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-HOST-NAME-LIKE-WWW.GOV.UK.
                                                            (line 46430)
* ⊕Post-Host-Name-Like-Www.Tootsville.Org: TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-HOST-NAME-LIKE-WWW.TOOTSVILLE.ORG.
                                                            (line 46446)
* ⊕Post-Memcached-Quick-Test:            TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-MEMCACHED-QUICK-TEST.
                                                            (line 46463)
* ⊕Post-Memcached-Random-Number-Test:    TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-MEMCACHED-RANDOM-NUMBER-TEST.
                                                            (line 46478)
* ⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Collapse-/ ./ -To-/: TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NORMALIZE-URL-COLLAPSE-/ ./ -TO-/.
                                                            (line 46494)
* ⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Collapse-/ / -To-/: TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NORMALIZE-URL-COLLAPSE-/ / -TO-/.
                                                            (line 46511)
* ⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Handle-../ -Chains: TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NORMALIZE-URL-HANDLE-../ -CHAINS.
                                                            (line 46528)
* ⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Hostname-Downcased: TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NORMALIZE-URL-HOSTNAME-DOWNCASED.
                                                            (line 46545)
* ⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Include-Unusual-Http-Port: TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NORMALIZE-URL-INCLUDE-UNUSUAL-HTTP-PORT.
                                                            (line 46562)
* ⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Include-Unusual-Https-Port: TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NORMALIZE-URL-INCLUDE-UNUSUAL-HTTPS-PORT.
                                                            (line 46579)
* ⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Leave-%Xx-Encoded-Bytes: TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NORMALIZE-URL-LEAVE-%XX-ENCODED-BYTES.
                                                            (line 46596)
* ⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Omit-Defailt-Https-Port: TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NORMALIZE-URL-OMIT-DEFAILT-HTTPS-PORT.
                                                            (line 46613)
* ⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Omit-Default-Http-Port: TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NORMALIZE-URL-OMIT-DEFAULT-HTTP-PORT.
                                                            (line 46630)
* ⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Protocol-Downcased: TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NORMALIZE-URL-PROTOCOL-DOWNCASED.
                                                            (line 46647)
* ⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Treat-../ -As-Up:  TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NORMALIZE-URL-TREAT-../ -AS-UP.
                                                            (line 46664)
* ⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Un%Xx-Escape-Basic-Ascii: TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NORMALIZE-URL-UN%XX-ESCAPE-BASIC-ASCII.
                                                            (line 46681)
* ⊕Post-Normalize-Url-Use-%20-Not-+-For-Space: TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NORMALIZE-URL-USE-%20-NOT-+-FOR-SPACE.
                                                            (line 46698)
* ⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like--Foo.Com:     TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NOT-HOST-NAME-LIKE--FOO.COM.
                                                            (line 46715)
* ⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-10.0.0.10:    TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NOT-HOST-NAME-LIKE-10.0.0.10.
                                                            (line 46731)
* ⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-9foo.Com:     TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NOT-HOST-NAME-LIKE-9FOO.COM.
                                                            (line 46748)
* ⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-Bar.-Foo.Com: TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NOT-HOST-NAME-LIKE-BAR.-FOO.COM.
                                                            (line 46765)
* ⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-Bar.9foo.Com: TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NOT-HOST-NAME-LIKE-BAR.9FOO.COM.
                                                            (line 46782)
* ⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-Foo:          TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NOT-HOST-NAME-LIKE-FOO.
                                                            (line 46799)
* ⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-Foo--Foo.Com: TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NOT-HOST-NAME-LIKE-FOO--FOO.COM.
                                                            (line 46815)
* ⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-Foo-.Com:     TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NOT-HOST-NAME-LIKE-FOO-.COM.
                                                            (line 46832)
* ⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-Foo.12:       TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NOT-HOST-NAME-LIKE-FOO.12.
                                                            (line 46849)
* ⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-Foo.X:        TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NOT-HOST-NAME-LIKE-FOO.X.
                                                            (line 46865)
* ⊕Post-Not-Host-Name-Like-한굴.Ko:      TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NOT-HOST-NAME-LIKE-한굴.KO.
                                                            (line 46881)
* ⊕Post-Subheader-Field-Parses:          TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-SUBHEADER-FIELD-PARSES.
                                                            (line 46897)
* ⊕Post-Unit-Test-Flatten-Plist-Tree:    TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-UNIT-TEST-FLATTEN-PLIST-TREE.
                                                            (line 46913)
* Accept-Type-Equal:                     TOOTSVILLE ACCEPT-TYPE-EQUAL.
                                                            (line 15540)
* Acceptor-Status-Message:               TOOTSVILLE ACCEPTOR-STATUS-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 15554)
* Accepts-Content-Type-P:                TOOTSVILLE ACCEPTS-CONTENT-TYPE-P.
                                                            (line 15563)
* Active-Player:                         TOOTSVILLE ACTIVE-PLAYER.
                                                            (line 15579)
* Add-Charset:                           TOOTSVILLE ADD-CHARSET.
                                                            (line 15592)
* Add-Contact:                           TOOTSVILLE ADD-CONTACT.
                                                            (line 15608)
* Add-Or-Replace-Endpoint:               TOOTSVILLE ADD-OR-REPLACE-ENDPOINT.
                                                            (line 15622)
* Addevent:                              TOOTSVILLE-USER ADDEVENT.
                                                            (line  9806)
* Admin-Message:                         TOOTSVILLE ADMIN-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 15631)
* After-Slash:                           TOOTSVILLE AFTER-SLASH.
                                                            (line 15649)
* Agent:                                 TOOTSVILLE-USER AGENT.
                                                            (line  9838)
* All-Connected:                         TOOTSVILLE ALL-CONNECTED.
                                                            (line 15667)
* All-Credits:                           TOOTSVILLE ALL-CREDITS.
                                                            (line 15684)
* All-Links-To-Same-Person-P:            TOOTSVILLE ALL-LINKS-TO-SAME-PERSON-P.
                                                            (line 15703)
* All-Symbols-Alphabetically:            TOOTSVILLE ALL-SYMBOLS-ALPHABETICALLY.
                                                            (line 15717)
* Allowed-Base-Colors-Under-Pattern:     TOOTSVILLE ALLOWED-BASE-COLORS-UNDER-PATTERN.
                                                            (line 15733)
* Allowed-Pattern-Colors-On-Base:        TOOTSVILLE ALLOWED-PATTERN-COLORS-ON-BASE.
                                                            (line 15748)
* Altitude:                              TOOTSVILLE ALTITUDE.
                                                            (line 15763)
* Answered-Child-Requests-By-Toot:       TOOTSVILLE ANSWERED-CHILD-REQUESTS-BY-TOOT.
                                                            (line 15778)
* Apply-Config:                          TOOTSVILLE APPLY-CONFIG.
                                                            (line 15795)
* Apply-Extension-To-Template:           TOOTSVILLE APPLY-EXTENSION-TO-TEMPLATE.
                                                            (line 15812)
* Arrange-Columns+Values-For-Find:       TOOTSVILLE ARRANGE-COLUMNS+VALUES-FOR-FIND.
                                                            (line 15828)
* As-Response:                           TWILIO AS-RESPONSE.
                                                            (line 46933)
* Askme:                                 TOOTSVILLE-USER ASKME.
                                                            (line  9858)
* Assert-My-Character:                   TOOTSVILLE ASSERT-MY-CHARACTER.
                                                            (line 15842)
* Associate-Credentials:                 TOOTSVILLE ASSOCIATE-CREDENTIALS.
                                                            (line 15858)
* At:                                    TOOTSVILLE-USER AT.
                                                            (line  9901)
* Atom-Or-Comma-List:                    TOOTSVILLE ATOM-OR-COMMA-LIST.
                                                            (line 15872)
* Avatar-Avatar-Scale-X:                 TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-AVATAR-SCALE-X.
                                                            (line 15921)
* Avatar-Avatar-Scale-X, SetF:           TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-AVATAR-SCALE-X.
                                                            (line 15933)
* Avatar-Avatar-Scale-Y:                 TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-AVATAR-SCALE-Y.
                                                            (line 15946)
* Avatar-Avatar-Scale-Y, SetF:           TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-AVATAR-SCALE-Y.
                                                            (line 15958)
* Avatar-Avatar-Scale-Z:                 TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-AVATAR-SCALE-Z.
                                                            (line 15971)
* Avatar-Avatar-Scale-Z, SetF:           TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-AVATAR-SCALE-Z.
                                                            (line 15983)
* Avatar-Has-Slot-P:                     TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-HAS-SLOT-P.
                                                            (line 15996)
* Avatar-Id:                             TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-ID.
                                                            (line 16010)
* Avatar-Id, SetF:                       TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-ID.
                                                            (line 16021)
* Avatar-Moniker:                        TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-MONIKER.
                                                            (line 16034)
* Avatar-Moniker, SetF:                  TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-MONIKER.
                                                            (line 16046)
* Avatar-P:                              TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-P.
                                                            (line 16059)
* Avatar-Slot-Avatar:                    TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-SLOT-AVATAR.
                                                            (line 16094)
* Avatar-Slot-Avatar, SetF:              TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-SLOT-AVATAR.
                                                            (line 16106)
* Avatar-Slot-Id:                        TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-SLOT-ID.
                                                            (line 16119)
* Avatar-Slot-Id, SetF:                  TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-SLOT-ID.
                                                            (line 16131)
* Avatar-Slot-P:                         TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-SLOT-P.
                                                            (line 16144)
* Avatar-Slot-Slot:                      TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-SLOT-SLOT.
                                                            (line 16157)
* Avatar-Slot-Slot, SetF:                TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-SLOT-SLOT.
                                                            (line 16169)
* Avatar-Slot-Valence:                   TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-SLOT-VALENCE.
                                                            (line 16182)
* Avatar-Slot-Valence, SetF:             TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-SLOT-VALENCE.
                                                            (line 16194)
* Average:                               TOOTSVILLE AVERAGE.
                                                            (line 16207)
* Ayt-Idle-Users:                        TOOTSVILLE AYT-IDLE-USERS.
                                                            (line 16220)
* Background-Gc:                         TOOTSVILLE BACKGROUND-GC.
                                                            (line 16238)
* Backtrace-Frame-To-Plist:              ROLLBAR BACKTRACE-FRAME-TO-PLIST.
                                                            (line  8748)
* Bad-Request-Thing:                     TOOTSVILLE BAD-REQUEST-THING.
                                                            (line 16293)
* Bad-Request-Thing, SetF:               TOOTSVILLE BAD-REQUEST-THING.
                                                            (line 16300)
* Ban:                                   TOOTSVILLE-USER BAN.
                                                            (line  9936)
* Banhammer:                             TOOTSVILLE-USER BANHAMMER.
                                                            (line  9971)
* Banhammer-Ip-Address:                  TOOTSVILLE BANHAMMER-IP-ADDRESS.
                                                            (line 16308)
* Banner:                                TOOTSVILLE BANNER. (line 16322)
* Banner/ Error-Output:                  TOOTSVILLE BANNER/ ERROR-OUTPUT.
                                                            (line 16337)
* Banner/ Log:                           TOOTSVILLE BANNER/ LOG.
                                                            (line 16353)
* Banner/ Query-Io:                      TOOTSVILLE BANNER/ QUERY-IO.
                                                            (line 16368)
* Banner/ Standard-Output:               TOOTSVILLE BANNER/ STANDARD-OUTPUT.
                                                            (line 16383)
* Banner/ Trace-Output:                  TOOTSVILLE BANNER/ TRACE-OUTPUT.
                                                            (line 16399)
* Base64-From-Uri-Form:                  TOOTSVILLE BASE64-FROM-URI-FORM.
                                                            (line 16415)
* Base64-To-Uuid:                        TOOTSVILLE BASE64-TO-UUID.
                                                            (line 16429)
* Beam:                                  TOOTSVILLE-USER BEAM.
                                                            (line 10010)
* Before-Save-Normalize:                 TOOTSVILLE BEFORE-SAVE-NORMALIZE.
                                                            (line 16458)
* Bool-Sort:                             TOOTSVILLE BOOL-SORT.
                                                            (line 16467)
* Broadcast:                             TOOTSVILLE BROADCAST.
                                                            (line 16482)
* Build-Simple-Column-Query:             TOOTSVILLE BUILD-SIMPLE-COLUMN-QUERY.
                                                            (line 16504)
* Build-Simple-Query:                    TOOTSVILLE BUILD-SIMPLE-QUERY.
                                                            (line 16518)
* Builder-Toot-P:                        TOOTSVILLE BUILDER-TOOT-P.
                                                            (line 16532)
* Burgeon-Quiesced-State:                TOOTSVILLE BURGEON-QUIESCED-STATE.
                                                            (line 16546)
* Byte-Vector-To-Integer:                TOOTSVILLE BYTE-VECTOR-TO-INTEGER.
                                                            (line 16561)
* Bytes-Json:                            TOOTSVILLE BYTES-JSON.
                                                            (line 16578)
* Cal-Month:                             CHŒROGRYLLUM CAL-MONTH.
                                                            (line  7952)
* Cal-Month-Header:                      CHŒROGRYLLUM CAL-MONTH-HEADER.
                                                            (line  7967)
* Cal-Month-Header.Html:                 CHŒROGRYLLUM CAL-MONTH-HEADER.HTML.
                                                            (line  7982)
* Cal-Month.Html:                        CHŒROGRYLLUM CAL-MONTH.HTML.
                                                            (line  7998)
* Cal-Month/ Print-Holiday-Footnotes:    CHŒROGRYLLUM CAL-MONTH/ PRINT-HOLIDAY-FOOTNOTES.
                                                            (line  8014)
* Cal-Year:                              CHŒROGRYLLUM CAL-YEAR.
                                                            (line  8028)
* Call-Infinity-From-Rest:               TOOTSVILLE CALL-INFINITY-FROM-REST.
                                                            (line 16592)
* Call-Infinity-From-Stream:             TOOTSVILLE CALL-INFINITY-FROM-STREAM.
                                                            (line 16609)
* Cassandra-Add-To-Blacklist:            TOOTSVILLE CASSANDRA-ADD-TO-BLACKLIST.
                                                            (line 16626)
* Cassandra-Add-To-Redlist:              TOOTSVILLE CASSANDRA-ADD-TO-REDLIST.
                                                            (line 16641)
* Cassandra-Boot:                        TOOTSVILLE CASSANDRA-BOOT.
                                                            (line 16656)
* Cassandra-Filter:                      TOOTSVILLE CASSANDRA-FILTER.
                                                            (line 16669)
* Cassandra-Obnoxious-Filter:            TOOTSVILLE CASSANDRA-OBNOXIOUS-FILTER.
                                                            (line 16690)
* Cassandra-Remove-From-Blacklist:       TOOTSVILLE CASSANDRA-REMOVE-FROM-BLACKLIST.
                                                            (line 16715)
* Cassandra-Remove-From-Redlist:         TOOTSVILLE CASSANDRA-REMOVE-FROM-REDLIST.
                                                            (line 16731)
* Census:                                TOOTSVILLE-USER CENSUS.
                                                            (line 10038)
* Chain-Debugger-Hook:                   ROLLBAR CHAIN-DEBUGGER-HOOK.
                                                            (line  8763)
* Character-Music-Music:                 TOOTSVILLE CHARACTER-MUSIC-MUSIC.
                                                            (line 16795)
* Character-Music-Music, SetF:           TOOTSVILLE CHARACTER-MUSIC-MUSIC.
                                                            (line 16807)
* Character-Music-P:                     TOOTSVILLE CHARACTER-MUSIC-P.
                                                            (line 16820)
* Character-Music-Toot:                  TOOTSVILLE CHARACTER-MUSIC-TOOT.
                                                            (line 16834)
* Character-Music-Toot, SetF:            TOOTSVILLE CHARACTER-MUSIC-TOOT.
                                                            (line 16846)
* Chdir:                                 TOOTSVILLE CHDIR.  (line 16859)
* Check-Alexa:                           TOOTSVILLE CHECK-ALEXA.
                                                            (line 16872)
* Check-Alexa-Signature:                 TOOTSVILLE CHECK-ALEXA-SIGNATURE.
                                                            (line 16925)
* Check-Alexa-Signature-Cert-Chain-Url:  TOOTSVILLE CHECK-ALEXA-SIGNATURE-CERT-CHAIN-URL.
                                                            (line 16995)
* Check-Alexa-Timestamp-Tolerance:       TOOTSVILLE CHECK-ALEXA-TIMESTAMP-TOLERANCE.
                                                            (line 17059)
* Check-Arg-Type:                        TOOTSVILLE CHECK-ARG-TYPE.
                                                            (line 17106)
* Check-Cert-Chain-Valid:                TOOTSVILLE CHECK-CERT-CHAIN-VALID.
                                                            (line 17125)
* Check-Cert-Dates-Valid:                TOOTSVILLE CHECK-CERT-DATES-VALID.
                                                            (line 17139)
* Check-Firebase-Id-Token:               TOOTSVILLE CHECK-FIREBASE-ID-TOKEN.
                                                            (line 17153)
* Check-Pattern-On-Base-Color:           TOOTSVILLE CHECK-PATTERN-ON-BASE-COLOR.
                                                            (line 17167)
* Check-Toot-Name:                       TOOTSVILLE CHECK-TOOT-NAME.
                                                            (line 17189)
* Check-X.509-San:                       TOOTSVILLE CHECK-X.509-SAN.
                                                            (line 17208)
* Child-Request-Allowed-At:              TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-ALLOWED-AT.
                                                            (line 17263)
* Child-Request-Allowed-At, SetF:        TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-ALLOWED-AT.
                                                            (line 17275)
* Child-Request-Allowed-For:             TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-ALLOWED-FOR.
                                                            (line 17288)
* Child-Request-Allowed-For, SetF:       TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-ALLOWED-FOR.
                                                            (line 17300)
* Child-Request-Allowed-Until:           TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-ALLOWED-UNTIL.
                                                            (line 17313)
* Child-Request-Denied-At:               TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-DENIED-AT.
                                                            (line 17327)
* Child-Request-Denied-At, SetF:         TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-DENIED-AT.
                                                            (line 17339)
* Child-Request-P:                       TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-P.
                                                            (line 17352)
* Child-Request-Placed-At:               TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-PLACED-AT.
                                                            (line 17366)
* Child-Request-Placed-At, SetF:         TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-PLACED-AT.
                                                            (line 17378)
* Child-Request-Response:                TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-RESPONSE.
                                                            (line 17391)
* Child-Request-Response, SetF:          TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-RESPONSE.
                                                            (line 17403)
* Child-Request-Toot:                    TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-TOOT.
                                                            (line 17416)
* Child-Request-Toot, SetF:              TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-TOOT.
                                                            (line 17428)
* Child-Request-Uuid:                    TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-UUID.
                                                            (line 17441)
* Child-Request-Uuid, SetF:              TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-UUID.
                                                            (line 17453)
* Classify-Error-Level:                  ROLLBAR CLASSIFY-ERROR-LEVEL.
                                                            (line  8782)
* Clean-Ice-Credentials:                 TOOTSVILLE CLEAN-ICE-CREDENTIALS.
                                                            (line 17466)
* Clean-Symbols:                         TOOTSVILLE CLEAN-SYMBOLS.
                                                            (line 17480)
* Clear-All-Endpoints:                   TOOTSVILLE CLEAR-ALL-ENDPOINTS.
                                                            (line 17493)
* Clearbadge:                            TOOTSVILLE-USER CLEARBADGE.
                                                            (line 10085)
* Clearcache:                            TOOTSVILLE-USER CLEARCACHE.
                                                            (line 10135)
* Clearevent:                            TOOTSVILLE-USER CLEAREVENT.
                                                            (line 10163)
* Clearvar:                              TOOTSVILLE-USER CLEARVAR.
                                                            (line 10200)
* Cloneroom:                             TOOTSVILLE-USER CLONEROOM.
                                                            (line 10235)
* Clouds:                                TOOTSVILLE CLOUDS. (line 17511)
* Cluster:                               TOOTSVILLE CLUSTER.
                                                            (line 17526)
* Cluster-Name:                          TOOTSVILLE CLUSTER-NAME.
                                                            (line 17546)
* Cluster-Net-Name:                      TOOTSVILLE CLUSTER-NET-NAME.
                                                            (line 17569)
* Color24-Blue:                          TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-BLUE.
                                                            (line 17690)
* Color24-Blue, SetF:                    TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-BLUE.
                                                            (line 17702)
* Color24-Green:                         TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-GREEN.
                                                            (line 17715)
* Color24-Green, SetF:                   TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-GREEN.
                                                            (line 17727)
* Color24-Hsv:                           TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-HSV.
                                                            (line 17740)
* Color24-Hue:                           TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-HUE.
                                                            (line 17756)
* Color24-Name:                          TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-NAME.
                                                            (line 17773)
* Color24-P:                             TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-P.
                                                            (line 17792)
* Color24-Red:                           TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-RED.
                                                            (line 17805)
* Color24-Red, SetF:                     TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-RED.
                                                            (line 17816)
* Color24-Rgb:                           TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-RGB.
                                                            (line 17829)
* Color24-Saturation:                    TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-SATURATION.
                                                            (line 17844)
* Color24-To-Integer:                    TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-TO-INTEGER.
                                                            (line 17861)
* Color24-Value:                         TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-VALUE.
                                                            (line 17879)
* Color24/ =:                            TOOTSVILLE COLOR24/ =.
                                                            (line 17896)
* Color24=:                              TOOTSVILLE COLOR24=.
                                                            (line 17911)
* Column-Load-Mapping:                   TOOTSVILLE COLUMN-LOAD-MAPPING.
                                                            (line 17929)
* Column-Load-Value:                     TOOTSVILLE COLUMN-LOAD-VALUE.
                                                            (line 17946)
* Column-Normalizer:                     TOOTSVILLE COLUMN-NORMALIZER.
                                                            (line 17961)
* Column-Save-Mapping:                   TOOTSVILLE COLUMN-SAVE-MAPPING.
                                                            (line 17975)
* Column-Save-Value:                     TOOTSVILLE COLUMN-SAVE-VALUE.
                                                            (line 17989)
* Compute-Fountain-Peanuts-For-Score:    TOOTSVILLE COMPUTE-FOUNTAIN-PEANUTS-FOR-SCORE.
                                                            (line 18004)
* Compute-Fountain-Random-Fairy-Dust:    TOOTSVILLE COMPUTE-FOUNTAIN-RANDOM-FAIRY-DUST.
                                                            (line 18018)
* Compute-Next-Keys-Update:              TOOTSVILLE COMPUTE-NEXT-KEYS-UPDATE.
                                                            (line 18032)
* Concat:                                TOOTSVILLE CONCAT. (line 18046)
* Condition-Name:                        TOOTSVILLE CONDITION-NAME.
                                                            (line 18059)
* Condition-Slots:                       TOOTSVILLE CONDITION-SLOTS.
                                                            (line 18074)
* Condition-Telemetry:                   ROLLBAR CONDITION-TELEMETRY.
                                                            (line  8804)
* Config:                                TOOTSVILLE CONFIG. (line 18089)
* Configure:                             ROLLBAR CONFIGURE. (line  8818)
* Connect-Cache:                         TOOTSVILLE CONNECT-CACHE.
                                                            (line 18104)
* Connect-Databases:                     TOOTSVILLE CONNECT-DATABASES.
                                                            (line 18125)
* Connect-Maria:                         TOOTSVILLE CONNECT-MARIA.
                                                            (line 18140)
* Connect-Time:                          TOOTSVILLE CONNECT-TIME.
                                                            (line 18158)
* Connected-Toot-Names:                  TOOTSVILLE CONNECTED-TOOT-NAMES.
                                                            (line 18166)
* Connected-Toots:                       TOOTSVILLE CONNECTED-TOOTS.
                                                            (line 18181)
* Consider-Child-Kick:                   TOOTSVILLE CONSIDER-CHILD-KICK.
                                                            (line 18196)
* Constituent-Char-P:                    ROLLBAR CONSTITUENT-CHAR-P.
                                                            (line  8838)
* Constituentp:                          TOOTSVILLE CONSTITUENTP.
                                                            (line 18217)
* Contact-Added:                         TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-ADDED.
                                                            (line 18262)
* Contact-Added, SetF:                   TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-ADDED.
                                                            (line 18274)
* Contact-Contact:                       TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-CONTACT.
                                                            (line 18287)
* Contact-Contact, SetF:                 TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-CONTACT.
                                                            (line 18299)
* Contact-Last-Used:                     TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-LAST-USED.
                                                            (line 18312)
* Contact-Last-Used, SetF:               TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-LAST-USED.
                                                            (line 18324)
* Contact-Owner:                         TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-OWNER.
                                                            (line 18337)
* Contact-Owner, SetF:                   TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-OWNER.
                                                            (line 18349)
* Contact-P:                             TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-P.
                                                            (line 18362)
* Contact-Starredp:                      TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-STARREDP.
                                                            (line 18375)
* Contact-Starredp, SetF:                TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-STARREDP.
                                                            (line 18387)
* Contact-Uuid:                          TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-UUID.
                                                            (line 18400)
* Contact-Uuid, SetF:                    TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-UUID.
                                                            (line 18412)
* Contents-To-Bytes:                     TOOTSVILLE CONTENTS-TO-BYTES.
                                                            (line 18425)
* Copy-Avatar:                           TOOTSVILLE COPY-AVATAR.
                                                            (line 18443)
* Copy-Avatar-Slot:                      TOOTSVILLE COPY-AVATAR-SLOT.
                                                            (line 18456)
* Copy-Character-Music:                  TOOTSVILLE COPY-CHARACTER-MUSIC.
                                                            (line 18470)
* Copy-Child-Request:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-CHILD-REQUEST.
                                                            (line 18484)
* Copy-Color24:                          TOOTSVILLE COPY-COLOR24.
                                                            (line 18498)
* Copy-Contact:                          TOOTSVILLE COPY-CONTACT.
                                                            (line 18512)
* Copy-Credential:                       TOOTSVILLE COPY-CREDENTIAL.
                                                            (line 18526)
* Copy-Game-Point:                       TOOTSVILLE COPY-GAME-POINT.
                                                            (line 18540)
* Copy-Gossip-Initiation:                TOOTSVILLE COPY-GOSSIP-INITIATION.
                                                            (line 18554)
* Copy-Inventory-Item:                   TOOTSVILLE COPY-INVENTORY-ITEM.
                                                            (line 18568)
* Copy-Item:                             TOOTSVILLE COPY-ITEM.
                                                            (line 18582)
* Copy-Item-Template:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-ITEM-TEMPLATE.
                                                            (line 18595)
* Copy-Locale-Music:                     TOOTSVILLE COPY-LOCALE-MUSIC.
                                                            (line 18609)
* Copy-Login:                            TOOTSVILLE COPY-LOGIN.
                                                            (line 18623)
* Copy-Lot:                              TOOTSVILLE COPY-LOT.
                                                            (line 18636)
* Copy-Metronome-Task:                   TOOTSVILLE COPY-METRONOME-TASK.
                                                            (line 18649)
* Copy-Mist:                             TOOTSVILLE COPY-MIST.
                                                            (line 18663)
* Copy-Music:                            TOOTSVILLE COPY-MUSIC.
                                                            (line 18676)
* Copy-Parent-Child:                     TOOTSVILLE COPY-PARENT-CHILD.
                                                            (line 18689)
* Copy-Pattern:                          TOOTSVILLE COPY-PATTERN.
                                                            (line 18703)
* Copy-Person:                           TOOTSVILLE COPY-PERSON.
                                                            (line 18717)
* Copy-Person-Link:                      TOOTSVILLE COPY-PERSON-LINK.
                                                            (line 18730)
* Copy-Place:                            TOOTSVILLE COPY-PLACE.
                                                            (line 18744)
* Copy-Quaestor-Event:                   TOOTSVILLE COPY-QUAESTOR-EVENT.
                                                            (line 18757)
* Copy-Sms:                              TOOTSVILLE COPY-SMS.
                                                            (line 18771)
* Copy-Store-Item:                       TOOTSVILLE COPY-STORE-ITEM.
                                                            (line 18784)
* Copy-Tcp-Client:                       TOOTSVILLE COPY-TCP-CLIENT.
                                                            (line 18798)
* Copy-Terrain-Edge-Horz:                TOOTSVILLE COPY-TERRAIN-EDGE-HORZ.
                                                            (line 18812)
* Copy-Terrain-Edge-Vert:                TOOTSVILLE COPY-TERRAIN-EDGE-VERT.
                                                            (line 18826)
* Copy-Terrain-Height:                   TOOTSVILLE COPY-TERRAIN-HEIGHT.
                                                            (line 18840)
* Copy-Toot:                             TOOTSVILLE COPY-TOOT.
                                                            (line 18854)
* Copy-Toot-Quiesced:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-TOOT-QUIESCED.
                                                            (line 18867)
* Copy-Wear-Slot:                        TOOTSVILLE COPY-WEAR-SLOT.
                                                            (line 18881)
* Copy-Wind-Vector:                      TOOTSVILLE COPY-WIND-VECTOR.
                                                            (line 18895)
* Copy-World:                            TOOTSVILLE COPY-WORLD.
                                                            (line 18909)
* Copy-Wtl-Course:                       TOOTSVILLE COPY-WTL-COURSE.
                                                            (line 18922)
* Cores*Threads-Per-Core:                THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER CORES*THREADS-PER-CORE.
                                                            (line  9483)
* Create-Item:                           TOOTSVILLE CREATE-ITEM.
                                                            (line 18936)
* Createroom:                            TOOTSVILLE-USER CREATEROOM.
                                                            (line 10263)
* Credential-Auth-Token:                 TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-AUTH-TOKEN.
                                                            (line 18981)
* Credential-Auth-Token, SetF:           TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-AUTH-TOKEN.
                                                            (line 18993)
* Credential-Id-Token:                   TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-ID-TOKEN.
                                                            (line 19006)
* Credential-Id-Token, SetF:             TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-ID-TOKEN.
                                                            (line 19018)
* Credential-Json-Info:                  TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-JSON-INFO.
                                                            (line 19031)
* Credential-Json-Info, SetF:            TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-JSON-INFO.
                                                            (line 19043)
* Credential-P:                          TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-P.
                                                            (line 19056)
* Credential-Person:                     TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-PERSON.
                                                            (line 19069)
* Credential-Person, SetF:               TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-PERSON.
                                                            (line 19081)
* Credential-Provider:                   TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-PROVIDER.
                                                            (line 19094)
* Credential-Provider, SetF:             TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-PROVIDER.
                                                            (line 19106)
* Credential-Refresh-Token:              TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-REFRESH-TOKEN.
                                                            (line 19119)
* Credential-Refresh-Token, SetF:        TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-REFRESH-TOKEN.
                                                            (line 19131)
* Credential-Uid:                        TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-UID.
                                                            (line 19144)
* Credential-Uid, SetF:                  TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-UID.
                                                            (line 19156)
* Credential-Uuid:                       TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-UUID.
                                                            (line 19169)
* Credential-Uuid, SetF:                 TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-UUID.
                                                            (line 19181)
* Critical!:                             ROLLBAR CRITICAL!. (line  8852)
* Current-Position:                      TOOTSVILLE CURRENT-POSITION.
                                                            (line 19224)
* Current-Temp:                          TOOTSVILLE CURRENT-TEMP.
                                                            (line 19233)
* Database-For:                          TOOTSVILLE DATABASE-FOR.
                                                            (line 19248)
* Date-String:                           CHŒROGRYLLUM DATE-STRING.
                                                            (line  8041)
* Day-Of-Week*:                          CHŒROGRYLLUM DAY-OF-WEEK*.
                                                            (line  8057)
* Db-Config:                             TOOTSVILLE DB-CONFIG.
                                                            (line 19266)
* Db-Select:                             TOOTSVILLE DB-SELECT.
                                                            (line 19280)
* Db-Select-All:                         TOOTSVILLE DB-SELECT-ALL.
                                                            (line 19293)
* Db-Select-Records-Simply:              TOOTSVILLE DB-SELECT-RECORDS-SIMPLY.
                                                            (line 19307)
* Db-Select-Single-Column:               TOOTSVILLE DB-SELECT-SINGLE-COLUMN.
                                                            (line 19328)
* Db-Select-Single-Record:               TOOTSVILLE DB-SELECT-SINGLE-RECORD.
                                                            (line 19354)
* Db-Table-For:                          TOOTSVILLE DB-TABLE-FOR.
                                                            (line 19378)
* Dbcpinfo:                              TOOTSVILLE-USER DBCPINFO.
                                                            (line 10297)
* Debug!:                                ROLLBAR DEBUG!.    (line  8872)
* Debugger:                              TOOTSVILLE DEBUGGER.
                                                            (line 19393)
* Debugger-Hook:                         ROLLBAR DEBUGGER-HOOK.
                                                            (line  8892)
* Decode*-Universal-Time:                CHŒROGRYLLUM DECODE*-UNIVERSAL-TIME.
                                                            (line  8071)
* Decode-Message:                        TOOTSVILLE DECODE-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 19409)
* Decorate-Endpoint-Template-Html:       TOOTSVILLE DECORATE-ENDPOINT-TEMPLATE-HTML.
                                                            (line 19426)
* Decorate-Method-Html:                  TOOTSVILLE DECORATE-METHOD-HTML.
                                                            (line 19440)
* Default-Config-File:                   TOOTSVILLE DEFAULT-CONFIG-FILE.
                                                            (line 19454)
* Defendpoint:                           TOOTSVILLE DEFENDPOINT.
                                                            (line 19469)
* Defendpoint/ Make-Docstring:           TOOTSVILLE DEFENDPOINT/ MAKE-DOCSTRING.
                                                            (line 19486)
* Defendpoint/ Make-Endpoint-Function:   TOOTSVILLE DEFENDPOINT/ MAKE-ENDPOINT-FUNCTION.
                                                            (line 19500)
* Define-Alexa-Endpoint:                 TOOTSVILLE DEFINE-ALEXA-ENDPOINT.
                                                            (line 19515)
* Define-Character:                      TOOTSVILLE DEFINE-CHARACTER.
                                                            (line 19529)
* Define-Maintenance-Task:               TOOTSVILLE DEFINE-MAINTENANCE-TASK.
                                                            (line 19543)
* Define-Operator-Command:               TOOTSVILLE DEFINE-OPERATOR-COMMAND.
                                                            (line 19557)
* Define-Personality:                    TOOTSVILLE DEFINE-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 19571)
* Define-Reply:                          TOOTSVILLE DEFINE-REPLY.
                                                            (line 19585)
* Definfinity:                           TOOTSVILLE DEFINFINITY.
                                                            (line 19599)
* Defpost:                               TOOTSVILLE DEFPOST.
                                                            (line 19761)
* Defrecord:                             TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD.
                                                            (line 19778)
* Defrecord/ Before-Save-Normalize:      TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ BEFORE-SAVE-NORMALIZE.
                                                            (line 19837)
* Defrecord/ Column-To-Json-Pair:        TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ COLUMN-TO-JSON-PAIR.
                                                            (line 19851)
* Defrecord/ Destroy-Record:             TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ DESTROY-RECORD.
                                                            (line 19865)
* Defrecord/ Find-Record:                TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ FIND-RECORD.
                                                            (line 19879)
* Defrecord/ Find-Record/ Pull:          TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ FIND-RECORD/ PULL.
                                                            (line 19893)
* Defrecord/ Find-Records:               TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ FIND-RECORDS.
                                                            (line 19907)
* Defrecord/ Find-Records-By-Sql:        TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ FIND-RECORDS-BY-SQL.
                                                            (line 19921)
* Defrecord/ Find-Records/ Pull:         TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ FIND-RECORDS/ PULL.
                                                            (line 19935)
* Defrecord/ Find-Reference:             TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ FIND-REFERENCE.
                                                            (line 19949)
* Defrecord/ Find-Reference-Columns:     TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ FIND-REFERENCE-COLUMNS.
                                                            (line 19963)
* Defrecord/ Id-Column-For:              TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ ID-COLUMN-FOR.
                                                            (line 19977)
* Defrecord/ Invalidate-Cache:           TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ INVALIDATE-CACHE.
                                                            (line 19991)
* Defrecord/ Load-Record:                TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ LOAD-RECORD.
                                                            (line 20005)
* Defrecord/ Make-Record:                TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ MAKE-RECORD.
                                                            (line 20019)
* Defrecord/ Record=:                    TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ RECORD=.
                                                            (line 20033)
* Defrecord/ Save-Record:                TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ SAVE-RECORD.
                                                            (line 20047)
* Defrecord/ Save-Record-With-Id-Column: TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ SAVE-RECORD-WITH-ID-COLUMN.
                                                            (line 20061)
* Defrecord/ To-Json:                    TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ TO-JSON.
                                                            (line 20075)
* Delete-Contact:                        TOOTSVILLE DELETE-CONTACT.
                                                            (line 20089)
* Demand-Quiesce-Toot:                   TOOTSVILLE DEMAND-QUIESCE-TOOT.
                                                            (line 20103)
* Describe-System:                       TOOTSVILLE DESCRIBE-SYSTEM.
                                                            (line 20118)
* Describe-World:                        TOOTSVILLE DESCRIBE-WORLD.
                                                            (line 20149)
* Destroy-All-Idle-Workers:              TOOTSVILLE DESTROY-ALL-IDLE-WORKERS.
                                                            (line 20174)
* Destroy-All-Listeners:                 TOOTSVILLE DESTROY-ALL-LISTENERS.
                                                            (line 20192)
* Destroy-All-Web-Tasks:                 TOOTSVILLE DESTROY-ALL-WEB-TASKS.
                                                            (line 20210)
* Destroy-Endpoint:                      TOOTSVILLE DESTROY-ENDPOINT.
                                                            (line 20229)
* Destroy-Record:                        TOOTSVILLE DESTROY-RECORD.
                                                            (line 20243)
* Destroy-Toot:                          TOOTSVILLE DESTROY-TOOT.
                                                            (line 20261)
* Detailed-Time:                         TOOTSVILLE DETAILED-TIME.
                                                            (line 20277)
* Dial:                                  TWILIO DIAL.       (line 46946)
* Disable-Sbcl-Ldb:                      TOOTSVILLE DISABLE-SBCL-LDB.
                                                            (line 20320)
* Disconnect-No-Login:                   TOOTSVILLE DISCONNECT-NO-LOGIN.
                                                            (line 20333)
* Dispatch-Endpoint:                     TOOTSVILLE DISPATCH-ENDPOINT.
                                                            (line 20349)
* Distance:                              TOOTSVILLE DISTANCE.
                                                            (line 20363)
* Divisible-By-200-P:                    TOOTSVILLE DIVISIBLE-BY-200-P.
                                                            (line 20377)
* Dns-Add-Record:                        DREAMHOST DNS-ADD-RECORD.
                                                            (line  8284)
* Dns-List-Records:                      DREAMHOST DNS-LIST-RECORDS.
                                                            (line  8329)
* Dns-Remove-Record:                     DREAMHOST DNS-REMOVE-RECORD.
                                                            (line  8342)
* Do-After:                              TOOTSVILLE DO-AFTER.
                                                            (line 20404)
* Do-Db-Records-Simply:                  TOOTSVILLE DO-DB-RECORDS-SIMPLY.
                                                            (line 20421)
* Do-Metronome:                          TOOTSVILLE DO-METRONOME.
                                                            (line 20440)
* Do-Records:                            TOOTSVILLE DO-RECORDS.
                                                            (line 20461)
* Doc:                                   TOOTSVILLE-USER DOC.
                                                            (line 10327)
* Docstring->Html:                       TOOTSVILLE DOCSTRING->HTML.
                                                            (line 20478)
* Docstring->Markdown:                   TOOTSVILLE DOCSTRING->MARKDOWN.
                                                            (line 20492)
* Doff-Any-Conflicting-Item:             TOOTSVILLE DOFF-ANY-CONFLICTING-ITEM.
                                                            (line 20506)
* Doff-Item:                             TOOTSVILLE DOFF-ITEM.
                                                            (line 20520)
* Doff-Item-In-Slot:                     TOOTSVILLE DOFF-ITEM-IN-SLOT.
                                                            (line 20535)
* Don-Item:                              TOOTSVILLE DON-ITEM.
                                                            (line 20549)
* Doodle:                                TOOTSVILLE-USER DOODLE.
                                                            (line 10362)
* Doodle-Pattern:                        TOOTSVILLE-USER DOODLE-PATTERN.
                                                            (line 10394)
* Double-@:                              TOOTSVILLE DOUBLE-@.
                                                            (line 20626)
* Dreamhost-Error-Details:               DREAMHOST DREAMHOST-ERROR-DETAILS.
                                                            (line  8416)
* Dress:                                 TOOTSVILLE-USER DRESS.
                                                            (line 10423)
* Drop:                                  TOOTSVILLE-USER DROP.
                                                            (line 10451)
* Drop-Item:                             TOOTSVILLE DROP-ITEM.
                                                            (line 20643)
* Dropkick:                              TOOTSVILLE-USER DROPKICK.
                                                            (line 10473)
* Dump-Credits:                          TOOTSVILLE DUMP-CREDITS.
                                                            (line 20658)
* Dump-Global-Heightmap:                 TOOTSVILLE DUMP-GLOBAL-HEIGHTMAP.
                                                            (line 20674)
* Dumpthreads:                           TOOTSVILLE-USER DUMPTHREADS.
                                                            (line 10503)
* Email-Lhs:                             TOOTSVILLE EMAIL-LHS.
                                                            (line 20688)
* Enable-Sbcl-Ldb:                       TOOTSVILLE ENABLE-SBCL-LDB.
                                                            (line 20701)
* Enable-Ssl-P:                          TOOTSVILLE ENABLE-SSL-P.
                                                            (line 20714)
* Enablepathfinder:                      TOOTSVILLE-USER ENABLEPATHFINDER.
                                                            (line 10534)
* Encode*-Universal-Time:                CHŒROGRYLLUM ENCODE*-UNIVERSAL-TIME.
                                                            (line  8090)
* Encode-Endpoint-Reply:                 TOOTSVILLE ENCODE-ENDPOINT-REPLY.
                                                            (line 20727)
* Endpoint->Html:                        TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT->HTML.
                                                            (line 20780)
* Endpoint->Openapi:                     TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT->OPENAPI.
                                                            (line 20794)
* Endpoint->Plist:                       TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT->PLIST.
                                                            (line 20809)
* Endpoint-Close:                        TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-CLOSE.
                                                            (line 20823)
* Endpoint-Close-Key:                    TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-CLOSE-KEY.
                                                            (line 20844)
* Endpoint-Content-Type:                 TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-CONTENT-TYPE.
                                                            (line 20860)
* Endpoint-Delete-/ Users/ Me/ Toots/ Toot-Name→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-DELETE-/ users/ me/ toots/ toot-name→json.
                                                            (line 20869)
* Endpoint-Function:                     TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-FUNCTION.
                                                            (line 20941)
* Endpoint-Get-/ Favicon/ Ico→Vnd.Microsoft.Icon: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ favicon/ ico→vnd.microsoft.icon.
                                                            (line 20950)
* Endpoint-Get-/ Favicon→Gif:            TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ favicon→gif.
                                                            (line 20978)
* Endpoint-Get-/ Favicon→Png:            TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ favicon→png.
                                                            (line 21004)
* Endpoint-Get-/ Gossip/ Answers/ Uuid→Sdp: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ gossip/ answers/ uuid→sdp.
                                                            (line 21030)
* Endpoint-Get-/ Gossip/ Ice-Servers→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ gossip/ ice-servers→json.
                                                            (line 21072)
* Endpoint-Get-/ Gossip/ Offers→Json:    TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ gossip/ offers→json.
                                                            (line 21100)
* Endpoint-Get-/ Maintenance/ →Txt:      TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ maintenance/ →txt.
                                                            (line 21130)
* Endpoint-Get-/ Meta-Game/ Headers→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ meta-game/ headers→json.
                                                            (line 21156)
* Endpoint-Get-/ Meta-Game/ Ping→Txt:    TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ meta-game/ ping→txt.
                                                            (line 21188)
* Endpoint-Get-/ Meta-Game/ Services/ Old→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ meta-game/ services/ old→json.
                                                            (line 21220)
* Endpoint-Get-/ Meta-Game/ Services→Html: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ meta-game/ services→html.
                                                            (line 21250)
* Endpoint-Get-/ Meta-Game/ Services→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ meta-game/ services→json.
                                                            (line 21281)
* Endpoint-Get-/ Toots/ Toot-Name→Json:  TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ toots/ toot-name→json.
                                                            (line 21318)
* Endpoint-Get-/ Toots/ Toot-Name→Txt:   TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ toots/ toot-name→txt.
                                                            (line 21364)
* Endpoint-Get-/ Users/ Me/ Toots/ Toot-Name→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ users/ me/ toots/ toot-name→json.
                                                            (line 21392)
* Endpoint-Get-/ Users/ Me/ Toots/ Toot-Name→Txt: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ users/ me/ toots/ toot-name→txt.
                                                            (line 21451)
* Endpoint-Get-/ Users/ Me/ Toots→Json:  TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ users/ me/ toots→json.
                                                            (line 21482)
* Endpoint-Get-/ Users/ Me/ Toots→Txt:   TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ users/ me/ toots→txt.
                                                            (line 21521)
* Endpoint-Get-/ Users/ Me→Json:         TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ users/ me→json.
                                                            (line 21548)
* Endpoint-Get-/ Users/ Me→Txt:          TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ users/ me→txt.
                                                            (line 21591)
* Endpoint-Get-/ Version/ About/ Detail/ Param→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ version/ about/ detail/ param→json.
                                                            (line 21617)
* Endpoint-Get-/ Version/ About/ Detail/ Param→Txt: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ version/ about/ detail/ param→txt.
                                                            (line 21648)
* Endpoint-Get-/ Version/ About→Json:    TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ version/ about→json.
                                                            (line 21735)
* Endpoint-Get-/ Version/ About→Txt:     TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ version/ about→txt.
                                                            (line 21763)
* Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Calendar/ Now/ Fragment→Html: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ world/ clock/ calendar/ now/ fragment→html.
                                                            (line 21790)
* Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Calendar/ Year/ Year/ Fragment→Html: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ world/ clock/ calendar/ year/ year/ fragment→html.
                                                            (line 21824)
* Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Calendar/ Year/ Year/ Month/ Month/ Fragment→Html: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ world/ clock/ calendar/ year/ year/ month/ month/ fragment→html.
                                                            (line 21856)
* Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Calendar/ Year/ Year/ Month/ Month→Html: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ world/ clock/ calendar/ year/ year/ month/ month→html.
                                                            (line 21889)
* Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Date/ Abbrev→Txt: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ world/ clock/ date/ abbrev→txt.
                                                            (line 21922)
* Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Date/ Long→Txt: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ world/ clock/ date/ long→txt.
                                                            (line 21950)
* Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Date→Txt: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ world/ clock/ date→txt.
                                                            (line 21978)
* Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Time/ Detailed→Txt: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ world/ clock/ time/ detailed→txt.
                                                            (line 22006)
* Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Time→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ world/ clock/ time→json.
                                                            (line 22036)
* Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Clock/ Time→Txt: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ world/ clock/ time→txt.
                                                            (line 22091)
* Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Sky/ Tootanga/ Latitude/ Longitude→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ world/ sky/ tootanga/ latitude/ longitude→json.
                                                            (line 22121)
* Endpoint-Get-/ World/ Tootanga/ Latitude/ Longitude/ Altitude→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ world/ tootanga/ latitude/ longitude/ altitude→json.
                                                            (line 22156)
* Endpoint-Get-/ World→Json:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ world→json.
                                                            (line 22190)
* Endpoint-Get-/ →Html:                  TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ →html.
                                                            (line 22216)
* Endpoint-Hash:                         TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-HASH.
                                                            (line 22243)
* Endpoint-Kinda-Key:                    TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-KINDA-KEY.
                                                            (line 22257)
* Endpoint-Method:                       TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-METHOD.
                                                            (line 22271)
* Endpoint-Patch-/ Users/ Me→Json:       TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-PATCH-/ users/ me→json.
                                                            (line 22280)
* Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Alexa/ Chat/ Region/ Region→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ gossip/ alexa/ chat/ region/ region→json.
                                                            (line 22323)
* Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Alexa/ Clock/ Region/ Region→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ gossip/ alexa/ clock/ region/ region→json.
                                                            (line 22352)
* Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Alexa/ Info/ Region/ Region→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ gossip/ alexa/ info/ region/ region→json.
                                                            (line 22381)
* Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Answers/ Uuid→Sdp: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ gossip/ answers/ uuid→sdp.
                                                            (line 22410)
* Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Offers→Sdp:    TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ gossip/ offers→sdp.
                                                            (line 22452)
* Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Twilio/ Incoming/ Call→Xml: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ gossip/ twilio/ incoming/ call→xml.
                                                            (line 22485)
* Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Twilio/ Incoming/ Fax→Xml: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ gossip/ twilio/ incoming/ fax→xml.
                                                            (line 22516)
* Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Twilio/ Incoming/ Sms→Xml: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ gossip/ twilio/ incoming/ sms→xml.
                                                            (line 22547)
* Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Twilio/ Incoming/ Verify→Xml: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ gossip/ twilio/ incoming/ verify→xml.
                                                            (line 22578)
* Endpoint-Post-/ Gossip/ Twilio/ Incoming/ Whatsapp→Xml: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ gossip/ twilio/ incoming/ whatsapp→xml.
                                                            (line 22610)
* Endpoint-Post-/ Login/ Child→Json:     TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ login/ child→json.
                                                            (line 22641)
* Endpoint-Post-/ Maintenance/ Buildapp/ Status→Nil: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ maintenance/ buildapp/ status→nil.
                                                            (line 22672)
* Endpoint-Post-/ Maintenance/ Buildapp→Nil: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ maintenance/ buildapp→nil.
                                                            (line 22700)
* Endpoint-Post-/ Maintenance/ Hot-Reload→Nil: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ maintenance/ hot-reload→nil.
                                                            (line 22727)
* Endpoint-Post-/ Maintenance/ Quicklisp-Update→Nil: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ maintenance/ quicklisp-update→nil.
                                                            (line 22754)
* Endpoint-Post-/ Maintenance/ Quit→Nil: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ maintenance/ quit→nil.
                                                            (line 22782)
* Endpoint-Post-/ Maintenance/ Reload-Jscl→Nil: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ maintenance/ reload-jscl→nil.
                                                            (line 22809)
* Endpoint-Post-/ Toots→Json:            TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ toots→json.
                                                            (line 22837)
* Endpoint-Post-/ Users/ Me/ Play-With/ Toot-Name→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ users/ me/ play-with/ toot-name→json.
                                                            (line 22871)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Add-Furniture→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ add-furniture→json.
                                                            (line 22936)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Add-Journal-Entry→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ add-journal-entry→json.
                                                            (line 22969)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Add-To-List→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ add-to-list→json.
                                                            (line 23002)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Click→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ click→json.
                                                            (line 23035)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Consider-Child-Approval→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ consider-child-approval→json.
                                                            (line 23068)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Create-User-House→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ create-user-house→json.
                                                            (line 23101)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Delete-Mail-Message→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ delete-mail-message→json.
                                                            (line 23134)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Dofff→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ dofff→json.
                                                            (line 23167)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Doff→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ doff→json.
                                                            (line 23200)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Don→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ don→json.
                                                            (line 23233)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Echo→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ echo→json.
                                                            (line 23266)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ End-Event→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ end-event→json.
                                                            (line 23299)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Enumerate-Wear-Slots→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ enumerate-wear-slots→json.
                                                            (line 23334)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Finger→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ finger→json.
                                                            (line 23367)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Game-Action→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ game-action→json.
                                                            (line 23400)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Avatars→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-avatars→json.
                                                            (line 23433)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Color-Palettes→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-color-palettes→json.
                                                            (line 23466)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Inventory-By-Type→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-inventory-by-type→json.
                                                            (line 23499)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Inventory→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-inventory→json.
                                                            (line 23532)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Mail-In-Box→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-mail-in-box→json.
                                                            (line 23565)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Online-Users→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-online-users→json.
                                                            (line 23598)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Passport→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-passport→json.
                                                            (line 23631)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Room-List→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-room-list→json.
                                                            (line 23664)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Room-Vars→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-room-vars→json.
                                                            (line 23697)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Server-Time→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-server-time→json.
                                                            (line 23730)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Session-Apple→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-session-apple→json.
                                                            (line 23763)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Store-Item-Info→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-store-item-info→json.
                                                            (line 23796)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-User-Lists→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-user-lists→json.
                                                            (line 23829)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Wallet→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-wallet→json.
                                                            (line 23862)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Get-Zone-List→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-zone-list→json.
                                                            (line 23895)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Give→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ give→json.
                                                            (line 23928)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Go→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ go→json.
                                                            (line 23961)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Init-User-Room→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ init-user-room→json.
                                                            (line 23994)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Join→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ join→json.
                                                            (line 24027)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Logout→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ logout→json.
                                                            (line 24060)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Mail-Customer-Service→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ mail-customer-service→json.
                                                            (line 24093)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Peek-At-Inventory→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ peek-at-inventory→json.
                                                            (line 24126)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Ping→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ ping→json.
                                                            (line 24159)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Play-With→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ play-with→json.
                                                            (line 24192)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Prompt-Reply→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ prompt-reply→json.
                                                            (line 24225)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Quiesce→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ quiesce→json.
                                                            (line 24258)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Read-Map→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ read-map→json.
                                                            (line 24292)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Remove-From-List→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ remove-from-list→json.
                                                            (line 24325)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Report-Bug→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ report-bug→json.
                                                            (line 24358)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Report-User→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ report-user→json.
                                                            (line 24391)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Request-Buddy→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ request-buddy→json.
                                                            (line 24424)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Send-Mail-Message→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ send-mail-message→json.
                                                            (line 24458)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Send-Out-Of-Band-Message→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ send-out-of-band-message→json.
                                                            (line 24491)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Server-Time→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ server-time→json.
                                                            (line 24524)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Set-Avatar-Color→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ set-avatar-color→json.
                                                            (line 24557)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Set-Furniture→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ set-furniture→json.
                                                            (line 24590)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Set-Room-Var→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ set-room-var→json.
                                                            (line 24623)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Set-User-Var→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ set-user-var→json.
                                                            (line 24656)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Shoot→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ shoot→json.
                                                            (line 24689)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Spawn-Zone→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ spawn-zone→json.
                                                            (line 24722)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Speak→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ speak→json.
                                                            (line 24755)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Stamp-Passport→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ stamp-passport→json.
                                                            (line 24788)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Start-Event→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ start-event→json.
                                                            (line 24821)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Toot-List→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ toot-list→json.
                                                            (line 24854)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Use-Equipment→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ use-equipment→json.
                                                            (line 24887)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Wardrobe→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ wardrobe→json.
                                                            (line 24921)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Wtl-4→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ wtl-4→json.
                                                            (line 24954)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity/ Wtl→Json: TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ wtl→json.
                                                            (line 24987)
* Endpoint-Post-/ World/ Infinity→Json:  TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity→json.
                                                            (line 25020)
* Endpoint-Put-/ Toots/ Toot-Name→Json:  TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-PUT-/ toots/ toot-name→json.
                                                            (line 25052)
* Endpoint-Put-/ Users/ Me→Json:         TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-PUT-/ users/ me→json.
                                                            (line 25080)
* Endpoint-Template:                     TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-TEMPLATE.
                                                            (line 25142)
* Endpoint-Template-Arity:               TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-TEMPLATE-ARITY.
                                                            (line 25151)
* Endpoint-Template-Match:               TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-TEMPLATE-MATCH.
                                                            (line 25160)
* Endpoint-Template-String:              TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-TEMPLATE-STRING.
                                                            (line 25174)
* Endpoint-Vars->Openapi:                TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-VARS->OPENAPI.
                                                            (line 25188)
* Endpoints-Equal:                       TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINTS-EQUAL.
                                                            (line 25202)
* Endpoints-Page-Footer:                 TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINTS-PAGE-FOOTER.
                                                            (line 25233)
* Endpoints-Page-Header:                 TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINTS-PAGE-HEADER.
                                                            (line 25247)
* Endpoints-Prefixed:                    TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINTS-PREFIXED.
                                                            (line 25261)
* Enqueue:                               TWILIO ENQUEUE.    (line 46964)
* Ensure-Integer:                        TOOTSVILLE ENSURE-INTEGER.
                                                            (line 25275)
* Ensure-Inventory-Item:                 TOOTSVILLE ENSURE-INVENTORY-ITEM.
                                                            (line 25294)
* Ensure-List-Of-People:                 TOOTSVILLE ENSURE-LIST-OF-PEOPLE.
                                                            (line 25303)
* Ensure-Message-Is-Characters:          TOOTSVILLE ENSURE-MESSAGE-IS-CHARACTERS.
                                                            (line 25329)
* Ensure-Number:                         TOOTSVILLE ENSURE-NUMBER.
                                                            (line 25345)
* Ensure-Record:                         TOOTSVILLE ENSURE-RECORD.
                                                            (line 25363)
* Ensure-Site-Name:                      TOOTSVILLE ENSURE-SITE-NAME.
                                                            (line 25377)
* Ensure-Toot:                           TOOTSVILLE ENSURE-TOOT.
                                                            (line 25390)
* Ensure-User-For-Plist:                 TOOTSVILLE ENSURE-USER-FOR-PLIST.
                                                            (line 25403)
* Ensure-Wear-Slot:                      TOOTSVILLE ENSURE-WEAR-SLOT.
                                                            (line 25422)
* Ensure-Weather-Kernel:                 TOOTSVILLE ENSURE-WEATHER-KERNEL.
                                                            (line 25431)
* Entry:                                 TOOTSVILLE ENTRY.  (line 25445)
* Enumerate-Endpoints:                   TOOTSVILLE ENUMERATE-ENDPOINTS.
                                                            (line 25463)
* Erase-All-Memcached-For:               TOOTSVILLE ERASE-ALL-MEMCACHED-FOR.
                                                            (line 25477)
* Error!:                                ROLLBAR ERROR!.    (line  8910)
* Error-Log-File:                        TOOTSVILLE ERROR-LOG-FILE.
                                                            (line 25491)
* Escaped:                               ROLLBAR ESCAPED.   (line  8930)
* Evacuate:                              TOOTSVILLE-USER EVACUATE.
                                                            (line 10562)
* Every-Toot-Name:                       TOOTSVILLE EVERY-TOOT-NAME.
                                                            (line 25506)
* Exponent-Digit:                        CHŒROGRYLLUM EXPONENT-DIGIT.
                                                            (line  8106)
* Extension-For-Content-Type:            TOOTSVILLE EXTENSION-FOR-CONTENT-TYPE.
                                                            (line 25521)
* Extract-Certificate-Base64:            TOOTSVILLE EXTRACT-CERTIFICATE-BASE64.
                                                            (line 25537)
* Extract-Plist-Path:                    TOOTSVILLE EXTRACT-PLIST-PATH.
                                                            (line 25553)
* Extract-Public-Key-From-Cert:          TOOTSVILLE EXTRACT-PUBLIC-KEY-FROM-CERT.
                                                            (line 25567)
* Fetch-Ice-Credentials/ Xirsys:         TOOTSVILLE FETCH-ICE-CREDENTIALS/ XIRSYS.
                                                            (line 25582)
* Fetch-Json:                            TOOTSVILLE FETCH-JSON.
                                                            (line 25596)
* Fill-Blank-Contour:                    TOOTSVILLE FILL-BLANK-CONTOUR.
                                                            (line 25612)
* Filter:                                TOOTSVILLE-USER FILTER.
                                                            (line 10592)
* Find-Acceptor:                         TOOTSVILLE FIND-ACCEPTOR.
                                                            (line 25626)
* Find-Appropriate-Backtrace:            ROLLBAR FIND-APPROPRIATE-BACKTRACE.
                                                            (line  8946)
* Find-Best-Endpoint:                    TOOTSVILLE FIND-BEST-ENDPOINT.
                                                            (line 25641)
* Find-Client-For-Socket:                TOOTSVILLE FIND-CLIENT-FOR-SOCKET.
                                                            (line 25654)
* Find-Exact-Endpoint:                   TOOTSVILLE FIND-EXACT-ENDPOINT.
                                                            (line 25668)
* Find-Infinity-Websocket-Resource:      TOOTSVILLE FIND-INFINITY-WEBSOCKET-RESOURCE.
                                                            (line 25682)
* Find-Kinda-Endpoint:                   TOOTSVILLE FIND-KINDA-ENDPOINT.
                                                            (line 25696)
* Find-Log-Dir:                          TOOTSVILLE FIND-LOG-DIR.
                                                            (line 25710)
* Find-Person-By-Url:                    TOOTSVILLE FIND-PERSON-BY-URL.
                                                            (line 25726)
* Find-Player-Or-Die:                    TOOTSVILLE FIND-PLAYER-OR-DIE.
                                                            (line 25740)
* Find-Random-Point-If:                  TOOTSVILLE FIND-RANDOM-POINT-IF.
                                                            (line 25755)
* Find-Record:                           TOOTSVILLE FIND-RECORD.
                                                            (line 25772)
* Find-Records:                          TOOTSVILLE FIND-RECORDS.
                                                            (line 25793)
* Find-Records-By-Sql:                   TOOTSVILLE FIND-RECORDS-BY-SQL.
                                                            (line 25821)
* Find-Reference:                        TOOTSVILLE FIND-REFERENCE.
                                                            (line 25838)
* Find-Results-In-Docstring:             TOOTSVILLE FIND-RESULTS-IN-DOCSTRING.
                                                            (line 25857)
* Find-Robot:                            TOOTSVILLE FIND-ROBOT.
                                                            (line 25871)
* Find-Thread:                           TOOTSVILLE FIND-THREAD.
                                                            (line 25888)
* Find-Toot-By-Name:                     TOOTSVILLE FIND-TOOT-BY-NAME.
                                                            (line 25903)
* Find-Toot-Passport:                    TOOTSVILLE FIND-TOOT-PASSPORT.
                                                            (line 25917)
* Find-User-For-Credentials:             TOOTSVILLE FIND-USER-FOR-CREDENTIALS.
                                                            (line 25932)
* Find-User-For-Headers:                 TOOTSVILLE FIND-USER-FOR-HEADERS.
                                                            (line 25946)
* Find-User-For-Json:                    TOOTSVILLE FIND-USER-FOR-JSON.
                                                            (line 25960)
* Find-Var-In-Docstring:                 TOOTSVILLE FIND-VAR-IN-DOCSTRING.
                                                            (line 25975)
* Finger:                                TOOTSVILLE-USER FINGER.
                                                            (line 10616)
* First-Line:                            TOOTSVILLE FIRST-LINE.
                                                            (line 25989)
* First-Paragraph:                       TOOTSVILLE FIRST-PARAGRAPH.
                                                            (line 26004)
* First-Weekday-Of-Month:                CHŒROGRYLLUM FIRST-WEEKDAY-OF-MONTH.
                                                            (line  8121)
* Flatten-Plist-Tree:                    TOOTSVILLE FLATTEN-PLIST-TREE.
                                                            (line 26021)
* Flush:                                 TOOTSVILLE-USER FLUSH.
                                                            (line 10661)
* Force-Close-Hunchensocket:             TOOTSVILLE FORCE-CLOSE-HUNCHENSOCKET.
                                                            (line 26065)
* Format-Language:                       TWILIO FORMAT-LANGUAGE.
                                                            (line 46978)
* Format-Symbol-Name-Carefully:          ROLLBAR FORMAT-SYMBOL-NAME-CAREFULLY.
                                                            (line  8964)
* Fountain-Duplicate-P:                  TOOTSVILLE FOUNTAIN-DUPLICATE-P.
                                                            (line 26080)
* Fountain-Reject-As-Already-Done:       TOOTSVILLE FOUNTAIN-REJECT-AS-ALREADY-DONE.
                                                            (line 26096)
* From-Avatars:                          TOOTSVILLE FROM-AVATARS.
                                                            (line 26115)
* Game:                                  TOOTSVILLE-USER GAME.
                                                            (line 10692)
* Game-Action-Bowling-Reset-Pins:        TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-BOWLING-RESET-PINS.
                                                            (line 26146)
* Game-Action-Bowling-Strike-Pins:       TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-BOWLING-STRIKE-PINS.
                                                            (line 26175)
* Game-Action-Card-Game-Arrange:         TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-CARD-GAME-ARRANGE.
                                                            (line 26204)
* Game-Action-Card-Game-Deal:            TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-CARD-GAME-DEAL.
                                                            (line 26233)
* Game-Action-Card-Game-Draw:            TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-CARD-GAME-DRAW.
                                                            (line 26261)
* Game-Action-Card-Game-Move:            TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-CARD-GAME-MOVE.
                                                            (line 26289)
* Game-Action-Card-Game-Play:            TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-CARD-GAME-PLAY.
                                                            (line 26317)
* Game-Action-Card-Game-Shuffle:         TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-CARD-GAME-SHUFFLE.
                                                            (line 26350)
* Game-Action-Card-Game-Take:            TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-CARD-GAME-TAKE.
                                                            (line 26379)
* Game-Action-Get-Bowling-Scorecard:     TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-GET-BOWLING-SCORECARD.
                                                            (line 26407)
* Game-Action-Join-Bowling-Game:         TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-JOIN-BOWLING-GAME.
                                                            (line 26436)
* Game-Action-Join-Card-Game:            TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-JOIN-CARD-GAME.
                                                            (line 26465)
* Game-Action-Part-Bowling-Game:         TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-PART-BOWLING-GAME.
                                                            (line 26555)
* Game-Action-Part-Card-Game:            TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-PART-CARD-GAME.
                                                            (line 26584)
* Game-Action-Pause-Sports-Ball-Timer:   TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-PAUSE-SPORTS-BALL-TIMER.
                                                            (line 26612)
* Game-Action-Sports-Ball-Goal:          TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-SPORTS-BALL-GOAL.
                                                            (line 26641)
* Game-Action-Start-Bowling:             TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-START-BOWLING.
                                                            (line 26674)
* Game-Action-Start-Sports-Ball-Game:    TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-START-SPORTS-BALL-GAME.
                                                            (line 26725)
* Game-Action-Start-Sports-Ball-Timer:   TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-START-SPORTS-BALL-TIMER.
                                                            (line 26788)
* Game-Action-Tag-You-Re-It:             TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-TAG-YOU-RE-IT.
                                                            (line 26817)
* Game-Point-Altitude:                   TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-ALTITUDE.
                                                            (line 26868)
* Game-Point-Altitude, SetF:             TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-ALTITUDE.
                                                            (line 26880)
* Game-Point-Latitude:                   TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 26893)
* Game-Point-Latitude, SetF:             TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 26905)
* Game-Point-Longitude:                  TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 26918)
* Game-Point-Longitude, SetF:            TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 26930)
* Game-Point-P:                          TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-P.
                                                            (line 26943)
* Game-Point-World:                      TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-WORLD.
                                                            (line 26956)
* Game-Point-World, SetF:                TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-WORLD.
                                                            (line 26968)
* Game-Point-X:                          TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-X.
                                                            (line 26981)
* Game-Point-X, SetF:                    TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-X.
                                                            (line 26993)
* Game-Point-Y:                          TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-Y.
                                                            (line 27006)
* Game-Point-Y, SetF:                    TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-Y.
                                                            (line 27018)
* Game-Point-Z:                          TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-Z.
                                                            (line 27031)
* Game-Point-Z, SetF:                    TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-Z.
                                                            (line 27043)
* Gather-All-Symbols:                    TOOTSVILLE GATHER-ALL-SYMBOLS.
                                                            (line 27056)
* Gather-Source-Info:                    ROLLBAR GATHER-SOURCE-INFO.
                                                            (line  8980)
* Gc:                                    TOOTSVILLE-USER GC.
                                                            (line 10718)
* Generate-Blank-Contour:                TOOTSVILLE GENERATE-BLANK-CONTOUR.
                                                            (line 27071)
* Generate-Buddy-List-Signature:         TOOTSVILLE GENERATE-BUDDY-LIST-SIGNATURE.
                                                            (line 27085)
* Generate-Skydome-Cloud-Layer:          TOOTSVILLE GENERATE-SKYDOME-CLOUD-LAYER.
                                                            (line 27099)
* Generate-Terrain-Blank-Edge-Horz:      TOOTSVILLE GENERATE-TERRAIN-BLANK-EDGE-HORZ.
                                                            (line 27113)
* Generate-Terrain-Blank-Edge-Vert:      TOOTSVILLE GENERATE-TERRAIN-BLANK-EDGE-VERT.
                                                            (line 27127)
* Generate-Terrain-Contour:              TOOTSVILLE GENERATE-TERRAIN-CONTOUR.
                                                            (line 27141)
* Generate-Terrain-Features:             TOOTSVILLE GENERATE-TERRAIN-FEATURES.
                                                            (line 27157)
* Get-9-Terrain-Tiles:                   TOOTSVILLE GET-9-TERRAIN-TILES.
                                                            (line 27174)
* Get-Google-Account-Keys:               TOOTSVILLE GET-GOOGLE-ACCOUNT-KEYS.
                                                            (line 27191)
* Get-Last-Insert-Id:                    TOOTSVILLE GET-LAST-INSERT-ID.
                                                            (line 27205)
* Get-Mariadb-Lock:                      TOOTSVILLE GET-MARIADB-LOCK.
                                                            (line 27218)
* Get-Rollbar-Person:                    TOOTSVILLE GET-ROLLBAR-PERSON.
                                                            (line 27267)
* Get-Unix-Time:                         TOOTSVILLE GET-UNIX-TIME.
                                                            (line 27283)
* Getconfig:                             TOOTSVILLE-USER GETCONFIG.
                                                            (line 10746)
* Getevents:                             TOOTSVILLE-USER GETEVENTS.
                                                            (line 10787)
* Getmotd:                               TOOTSVILLE-USER GETMOTD.
                                                            (line 10821)
* Getschedule:                           TOOTSVILLE-USER GETSCHEDULE.
                                                            (line 10846)
* Getschedulefor:                        TOOTSVILLE-USER GETSCHEDULEFOR.
                                                            (line 10864)
* Getuvar:                               TOOTSVILLE-USER GETUVAR.
                                                            (line 10881)
* Getuvars:                              TOOTSVILLE-USER GETUVARS.
                                                            (line 10919)
* Getvar:                                TOOTSVILLE-USER GETVAR.
                                                            (line 10954)
* Getvars:                               TOOTSVILLE-USER GETVARS.
                                                            (line 10987)
* Gift-Item:                             TOOTSVILLE GIFT-ITEM.
                                                            (line 27305)
* Git-Pull:                              TOOTSVILLE-USER GIT-PULL.
                                                            (line 11020)
* Give:                                  TOOTSVILLE-USER GIVE.
                                                            (line 11054)
* Givehead:                              TOOTSVILLE-USER GIVEHEAD.
                                                            (line 11084)
* Global-Heightmap-Corner:               TOOTSVILLE GLOBAL-HEIGHTMAP-CORNER.
                                                            (line 27320)
* Global-Heightmap-Corner, SetF:         TOOTSVILLE GLOBAL-HEIGHTMAP-CORNER.
                                                            (line 27332)
* Gossip-Initiation-Answer:              TOOTSVILLE GOSSIP-INITIATION-ANSWER.
                                                            (line 27405)
* Gossip-Initiation-Answer, SetF:        TOOTSVILLE GOSSIP-INITIATION-ANSWER.
                                                            (line 27417)
* Gossip-Initiation-P:                   TOOTSVILLE GOSSIP-INITIATION-P.
                                                            (line 27430)
* Gossip-Initiation-Uuid:                TOOTSVILLE GOSSIP-INITIATION-UUID.
                                                            (line 27444)
* Gossip-Initiation-Uuid, SetF:          TOOTSVILLE GOSSIP-INITIATION-UUID.
                                                            (line 27456)
* Gracefully-Report-Error.Html:          TOOTSVILLE GRACEFULLY-REPORT-ERROR.HTML.
                                                            (line 27469)
* Gracefully-Report-Error.Json:          TOOTSVILLE GRACEFULLY-REPORT-ERROR.JSON.
                                                            (line 27483)
* Gracefully-Report-Http-Client-Error:   TOOTSVILLE GRACEFULLY-REPORT-HTTP-CLIENT-ERROR.
                                                            (line 27497)
* Grant:                                 TOOTSVILLE-USER GRANT.
                                                            (line 11118)
* Grant-Item:                            TOOTSVILLE GRANT-ITEM.
                                                            (line 27511)
* Gravatar-Hash:                         TOOTSVILLE GRAVATAR-HASH.
                                                            (line 27526)
* Gravatar-Image-Url:                    TOOTSVILLE GRAVATAR-IMAGE-URL.
                                                            (line 27541)
* Greeting/ Daemon/ Error-Output:        TOOTSVILLE GREETING/ DAEMON/ ERROR-OUTPUT.
                                                            (line 27559)
* Greeting/ Daemon/ Log-Output:          TOOTSVILLE GREETING/ DAEMON/ LOG-OUTPUT.
                                                            (line 27574)
* Greeting/ Daemon/ Standard-Output:     TOOTSVILLE GREETING/ DAEMON/ STANDARD-OUTPUT.
                                                            (line 27589)
* Greeting/ Daemon/ Trace-Output:        TOOTSVILLE GREETING/ DAEMON/ TRACE-OUTPUT.
                                                            (line 27606)
* Group-Plists:                          TOOTSVILLE GROUP-PLISTS.
                                                            (line 27621)
* Habitat-Elevation-Roughness:           TOOTSVILLE HABITAT-ELEVATION-ROUGHNESS.
                                                            (line 27639)
* Habitat<-Pixel:                        TOOTSVILLE HABITAT<-PIXEL.
                                                            (line 27655)
* Handle-Normal-Request:                 TOOTSVILLE HANDLE-NORMAL-REQUEST.
                                                            (line 27670)
* Handle-Options-Request:                TOOTSVILLE HANDLE-OPTIONS-REQUEST.
                                                            (line 27684)
* Hangup:                                TWILIO HANGUP.     (line 46992)
* Headcount:                             TOOTSVILLE-USER HEADCOUNT.
                                                            (line 11152)
* Header-Time:                           TOOTSVILLE HEADER-TIME.
                                                            (line 27728)
* Holiday-On:                            CHŒROGRYLLUM HOLIDAY-ON.
                                                            (line  8136)
* Host-Name-Char-P:                      TOOTSVILLE HOST-NAME-CHAR-P.
                                                            (line 27759)
* Host-Name-Like-P:                      TOOTSVILLE HOST-NAME-LIKE-P.
                                                            (line 27777)
* How-Slow-Is-Slow:                      TOOTSVILLE HOW-SLOW-IS-SLOW.
                                                            (line 27815)
* Http-Error-Got-Uri:                    ROLLBAR HTTP-ERROR-GOT-URI.
                                                            (line  9020)
* Http-Error-Headers:                    ROLLBAR HTTP-ERROR-HEADERS.
                                                            (line  9029)
* Http-Error-Status:                     ROLLBAR HTTP-ERROR-STATUS.
                                                            (line  9038)
* Http-Error-Status-Text:                ROLLBAR HTTP-ERROR-STATUS-TEXT.
                                                            (line  9047)
* Http-Error-Wanted-Uri:                 ROLLBAR HTTP-ERROR-WANTED-URI.
                                                            (line  9056)
* Http-Is-Success-P:                     TOOTSVILLE HTTP-IS-SUCCESS-P.
                                                            (line 27876)
* Http-Status-Code:                      TOOTSVILLE HTTP-STATUS-CODE.
                                                            (line 27911)
* Http-Successful-Request:               ROLLBAR HTTP-SUCCESSFUL-REQUEST.
                                                            (line  9065)
* Ice-Credentials:                       TOOTSVILLE ICE-CREDENTIALS.
                                                            (line 27920)
* Ice-Url-To-Urls:                       TOOTSVILLE ICE-URL-TO-URLS.
                                                            (line 27933)
* Id-Column-For:                         TOOTSVILLE ID-COLUMN-FOR.
                                                            (line 27947)
* Ignore-Duplicates:                     TOOTSVILLE IGNORE-DUPLICATES.
                                                            (line 27964)
* Ignore-Not-Found:                      TOOTSVILLE IGNORE-NOT-FOUND.
                                                            (line 27978)
* Infinity-Add-Furniture:                TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-ADD-FURNITURE.
                                                            (line 27993)
* Infinity-Add-Journal-Entry:            TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-ADD-JOURNAL-ENTRY.
                                                            (line 28013)
* Infinity-Add-To-List:                  TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-ADD-TO-LIST.
                                                            (line 28059)
* Infinity-Click:                        TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-CLICK.
                                                            (line 28097)
* Infinity-Consider-Child-Approval:      TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-CONSIDER-CHILD-APPROVAL.
                                                            (line 28229)
* Infinity-Create-User-House:            TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-CREATE-USER-HOUSE.
                                                            (line 28280)
* Infinity-Delete-Mail-Message:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-DELETE-MAIL-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 28351)
* Infinity-Doff:                         TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-DOFF.
                                                            (line 28389)
* Infinity-Dofff:                        TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-DOFFF.
                                                            (line 28442)
* Infinity-Don:                          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-DON.
                                                            (line 28488)
* Infinity-Echo:                         TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-ECHO.
                                                            (line 28569)
* Infinity-End-Event:                    TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-END-EVENT.
                                                            (line 28637)
* Infinity-Enumerate-Wear-Slots:         TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-ENUMERATE-WEAR-SLOTS.
                                                            (line 28779)
* Infinity-Finger:                       TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-FINGER.
                                                            (line 28817)
* Infinity-Game-Action:                  TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GAME-ACTION.
                                                            (line 28850)
* Infinity-Get-Apple:                    TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-APPLE.
                                                            (line 28947)
* Infinity-Get-Avatars:                  TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-AVATARS.
                                                            (line 29112)
* Infinity-Get-Color-Palettes:           TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-COLOR-PALETTES.
                                                            (line 29154)
* Infinity-Get-Inventory:                TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-INVENTORY.
                                                            (line 29200)
* Infinity-Get-Inventory-By-Type:        TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-INVENTORY-BY-TYPE.
                                                            (line 29234)
* Infinity-Get-Mail-In-Box:              TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-MAIL-IN-BOX.
                                                            (line 29342)
* Infinity-Get-Online-Users:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ONLINE-USERS.
                                                            (line 29422)
* Infinity-Get-Passport:                 TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-PASSPORT.
                                                            (line 29474)
* Infinity-Get-Room-List:                TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ROOM-LIST.
                                                            (line 29518)
* Infinity-Get-Room-Vars:                TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ROOM-VARS.
                                                            (line 29562)
* Infinity-Get-Server-Time:              TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-SERVER-TIME.
                                                            (line 29809)
* Infinity-Get-Session-Apple:            TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-SESSION-APPLE.
                                                            (line 29833)
* Infinity-Get-Store-Item-Info:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-STORE-ITEM-INFO.
                                                            (line 29865)
* Infinity-Get-User-Lists:               TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-USER-LISTS.
                                                            (line 29905)
* Infinity-Get-Wallet:                   TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-WALLET.
                                                            (line 29931)
* Infinity-Get-Zone-List:                TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ZONE-LIST.
                                                            (line 29967)
* Infinity-Give:                         TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GIVE.
                                                            (line 29992)
* Infinity-Go:                           TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GO.
                                                            (line 30042)
* Infinity-Init-User-Room:               TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-INIT-USER-ROOM.
                                                            (line 30073)
* Infinity-Join:                         TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-JOIN.
                                                            (line 30120)
* Infinity-Login:                        TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-LOGIN.
                                                            (line 30189)
* Infinity-Logout:                       TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-LOGOUT.
                                                            (line 30268)
* Infinity-Mail-Customer-Service:        TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-MAIL-CUSTOMER-SERVICE.
                                                            (line 30294)
* Infinity-Peek-At-Inventory:            TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-PEEK-AT-INVENTORY.
                                                            (line 30322)
* Infinity-Ping:                         TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-PING.
                                                            (line 30389)
* Infinity-Play-With:                    TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-PLAY-WITH.
                                                            (line 30440)
* Infinity-Pre-Login:                    TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-PRE-LOGIN.
                                                            (line 30487)
* Infinity-Prompt-Reply:                 TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-PROMPT-REPLY.
                                                            (line 30559)
* Infinity-Quiesce:                      TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-QUIESCE.
                                                            (line 30734)
* Infinity-Read-Map:                     TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-READ-MAP.
                                                            (line 30798)
* Infinity-Remove-From-List:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-REMOVE-FROM-LIST.
                                                            (line 30859)
* Infinity-Report-Bug:                   TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-REPORT-BUG.
                                                            (line 30920)
* Infinity-Report-User:                  TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-REPORT-USER.
                                                            (line 31152)
* Infinity-Request-Buddy:                TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-REQUEST-BUDDY.
                                                            (line 31172)
* Infinity-Send-Mail-Message:            TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SEND-MAIL-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 31215)
* Infinity-Send-Out-Of-Band-Message:     TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SEND-OUT-OF-BAND-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 31325)
* Infinity-Server-Time:                  TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SERVER-TIME.
                                                            (line 31389)
* Infinity-Set-Avatar-Color:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SET-AVATAR-COLOR.
                                                            (line 31418)
* Infinity-Set-Furniture:                TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SET-FURNITURE.
                                                            (line 31455)
* Infinity-Set-Room-Var:                 TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SET-ROOM-VAR.
                                                            (line 31549)
* Infinity-Set-User-Var:                 TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SET-USER-VAR.
                                                            (line 31592)
* Infinity-Shoot:                        TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SHOOT.
                                                            (line 31713)
* Infinity-Spawn-Zone:                   TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SPAWN-ZONE.
                                                            (line 31758)
* Infinity-Speak:                        TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SPEAK.
                                                            (line 31792)
* Infinity-Stamp-Passport:               TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-STAMP-PASSPORT.
                                                            (line 31994)
* Infinity-Start-Event:                  TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-START-EVENT.
                                                            (line 32041)
* Infinity-Stats:                        TOOTSVILLE-USER INFINITY-STATS.
                                                            (line 11205)
* Infinity-Stats <1>:                    TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-STATS.
                                                            (line 32227)
* Infinity-Toot-List:                    TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-TOOT-LIST.
                                                            (line 32240)
* Infinity-Use-Equipment:                TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-USE-EQUIPMENT.
                                                            (line 32275)
* Infinity-Wardrobe:                     TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-WARDROBE.
                                                            (line 32325)
* Infinity-Wtl:                          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-WTL.
                                                            (line 32391)
* Infinity-Wtl-4:                        TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-WTL-4.
                                                            (line 32470)
* Info!:                                 ROLLBAR INFO!.     (line  9079)
* Init-Async:                            TOOTSVILLE INIT-ASYNC.
                                                            (line 32498)
* Init-Characters:                       TOOTSVILLE INIT-CHARACTERS.
                                                            (line 32513)
* Integer-To-Byte-Vector:                TOOTSVILLE INTEGER-TO-BYTE-VECTOR.
                                                            (line 32528)
* Integer-To-Color24:                    TOOTSVILLE INTEGER-TO-COLOR24.
                                                            (line 32551)
* Interpret-Facing:                      TOOTSVILLE INTERPRET-FACING.
                                                            (line 32569)
* Inv:                                   TOOTSVILLE-USER INV.
                                                            (line 11232)
* Invalidate-Cache:                      TOOTSVILLE INVALIDATE-CACHE.
                                                            (line 32597)
* Inventory-Item-Equipped:               TOOTSVILLE INVENTORY-ITEM-EQUIPPED.
                                                            (line 32638)
* Inventory-Item-Equipped, SetF:         TOOTSVILLE INVENTORY-ITEM-EQUIPPED.
                                                            (line 32650)
* Inventory-Item-Equipped-P:             TOOTSVILLE INVENTORY-ITEM-EQUIPPED-P.
                                                            (line 32663)
* Inventory-Item-Item:                   TOOTSVILLE INVENTORY-ITEM-ITEM.
                                                            (line 32678)
* Inventory-Item-Item, SetF:             TOOTSVILLE INVENTORY-ITEM-ITEM.
                                                            (line 32690)
* Inventory-Item-P:                      TOOTSVILLE INVENTORY-ITEM-P.
                                                            (line 32703)
* Inventory-Item-Person:                 TOOTSVILLE INVENTORY-ITEM-PERSON.
                                                            (line 32717)
* Inventory-Item-Person, SetF:           TOOTSVILLE INVENTORY-ITEM-PERSON.
                                                            (line 32729)
* Inventory-Item-Toot:                   TOOTSVILLE INVENTORY-ITEM-TOOT.
                                                            (line 32742)
* Inventory-Item-Toot, SetF:             TOOTSVILLE INVENTORY-ITEM-TOOT.
                                                            (line 32754)
* Item-Alt-Color:                        TOOTSVILLE ITEM-ALT-COLOR.
                                                            (line 32813)
* Item-Alt-Color, SetF:                  TOOTSVILLE ITEM-ALT-COLOR.
                                                            (line 32825)
* Item-Altitude:                         TOOTSVILLE ITEM-ALTITUDE.
                                                            (line 32838)
* Item-Altitude, SetF:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-ALTITUDE.
                                                            (line 32850)
* Item-Avatar-Scale-X:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-AVATAR-SCALE-X.
                                                            (line 32863)
* Item-Avatar-Scale-X, SetF:             TOOTSVILLE ITEM-AVATAR-SCALE-X.
                                                            (line 32875)
* Item-Avatar-Scale-Y:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-AVATAR-SCALE-Y.
                                                            (line 32888)
* Item-Avatar-Scale-Y, SetF:             TOOTSVILLE ITEM-AVATAR-SCALE-Y.
                                                            (line 32900)
* Item-Avatar-Scale-Z:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-AVATAR-SCALE-Z.
                                                            (line 32913)
* Item-Avatar-Scale-Z, SetF:             TOOTSVILLE ITEM-AVATAR-SCALE-Z.
                                                            (line 32925)
* Item-Base-Color:                       TOOTSVILLE ITEM-BASE-COLOR.
                                                            (line 32938)
* Item-Base-Color, SetF:                 TOOTSVILLE ITEM-BASE-COLOR.
                                                            (line 32950)
* Item-Energy:                           TOOTSVILLE ITEM-ENERGY.
                                                            (line 32963)
* Item-Energy, SetF:                     TOOTSVILLE ITEM-ENERGY.
                                                            (line 32974)
* Item-Facing:                           TOOTSVILLE ITEM-FACING.
                                                            (line 32987)
* Item-Facing, SetF:                     TOOTSVILLE ITEM-FACING.
                                                            (line 32998)
* Item-Gain-Energy:                      TOOTSVILLE ITEM-GAIN-ENERGY.
                                                            (line 33011)
* Item-In-Inventory-P:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-IN-INVENTORY-P.
                                                            (line 33028)
* Item-Info:                             TOOTSVILLE ITEM-INFO.
                                                            (line 33043)
* Item-Latitude:                         TOOTSVILLE ITEM-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 33096)
* Item-Latitude, SetF:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 33108)
* Item-Longitude:                        TOOTSVILLE ITEM-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 33121)
* Item-Longitude, SetF:                  TOOTSVILLE ITEM-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 33133)
* Item-Lose-Energy:                      TOOTSVILLE ITEM-LOSE-ENERGY.
                                                            (line 33146)
* Item-Owned-By-P:                       TOOTSVILLE ITEM-OWNED-BY-P.
                                                            (line 33166)
* Item-P:                                TOOTSVILLE ITEM-P. (line 33184)
* Item-Template:                         TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE.
                                                            (line 33197)
* Item-Template, SetF:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE.
                                                            (line 33209)
* Item-Template-Avatar:                  TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-AVATAR.
                                                            (line 33263)
* Item-Template-Avatar, SetF:            TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-AVATAR.
                                                            (line 33275)
* Item-Template-Avatar-Scale-X:          TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-AVATAR-SCALE-X.
                                                            (line 33288)
* Item-Template-Avatar-Scale-X, SetF:    TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-AVATAR-SCALE-X.
                                                            (line 33300)
* Item-Template-Avatar-Scale-Y:          TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-AVATAR-SCALE-Y.
                                                            (line 33313)
* Item-Template-Avatar-Scale-Y, SetF:    TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-AVATAR-SCALE-Y.
                                                            (line 33325)
* Item-Template-Avatar-Scale-Z:          TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-AVATAR-SCALE-Z.
                                                            (line 33338)
* Item-Template-Avatar-Scale-Z, SetF:    TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-AVATAR-SCALE-Z.
                                                            (line 33350)
* Item-Template-Default-Alt-Color:       TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-DEFAULT-ALT-COLOR.
                                                            (line 33363)
* Item-Template-Default-Alt-Color, SetF: TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-DEFAULT-ALT-COLOR.
                                                            (line 33375)
* Item-Template-Default-Base-Color:      TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-DEFAULT-BASE-COLOR.
                                                            (line 33388)
* Item-Template-Default-Base-Color, SetF: TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-DEFAULT-BASE-COLOR.
                                                            (line 33400)
* Item-Template-Description:             TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-DESCRIPTION.
                                                            (line 33413)
* Item-Template-Description, SetF:       TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-DESCRIPTION.
                                                            (line 33425)
* Item-Template-Energy-Kind:             TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-ENERGY-KIND.
                                                            (line 33438)
* Item-Template-Energy-Kind, SetF:       TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-ENERGY-KIND.
                                                            (line 33450)
* Item-Template-Energy-Max:              TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-ENERGY-MAX.
                                                            (line 33463)
* Item-Template-Energy-Max, SetF:        TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-ENERGY-MAX.
                                                            (line 33475)
* Item-Template-Id:                      TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-ID.
                                                            (line 33488)
* Item-Template-Id, SetF:                TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-ID.
                                                            (line 33500)
* Item-Template-Info:                    TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-INFO.
                                                            (line 33513)
* Item-Template-Name:                    TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-NAME.
                                                            (line 33527)
* Item-Template-Name, SetF:              TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-NAME.
                                                            (line 33539)
* Item-Template-On-Zero:                 TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-ON-ZERO.
                                                            (line 33552)
* Item-Template-On-Zero, SetF:           TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-ON-ZERO.
                                                            (line 33564)
* Item-Template-P:                       TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-P.
                                                            (line 33577)
* Item-Template-Trade:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-TRADE.
                                                            (line 33591)
* Item-Template-Trade, SetF:             TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-TRADE.
                                                            (line 33603)
* Item-Template-Wear-Slot:               TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-WEAR-SLOT.
                                                            (line 33616)
* Item-Template-Wear-Slot, SetF:         TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-WEAR-SLOT.
                                                            (line 33628)
* Item-Template-Weight:                  TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-WEIGHT.
                                                            (line 33641)
* Item-Template-Weight, SetF:            TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-WEIGHT.
                                                            (line 33653)
* Item-Uuid:                             TOOTSVILLE ITEM-UUID.
                                                            (line 33666)
* Item-Uuid, SetF:                       TOOTSVILLE ITEM-UUID.
                                                            (line 33677)
* Item-World:                            TOOTSVILLE ITEM-WORLD.
                                                            (line 33690)
* Item-World, SetF:                      TOOTSVILLE ITEM-WORLD.
                                                            (line 33701)
* Item-X:                                TOOTSVILLE ITEM-X. (line 33714)
* Item-X, SetF:                          TOOTSVILLE ITEM-X. (line 33725)
* Item-Y:                                TOOTSVILLE ITEM-Y. (line 33738)
* Item-Y, SetF:                          TOOTSVILLE ITEM-Y. (line 33749)
* Item-Z:                                TOOTSVILLE ITEM-Z. (line 33762)
* Item-Z, SetF:                          TOOTSVILLE ITEM-Z. (line 33773)
* Items-At:                              TOOTSVILLE ITEMS-AT.
                                                            (line 33786)
* Journal:                               TOOTSVILLE JOURNAL.
                                                            (line 33835)
* Json-To-Html:                          TOOTSVILLE JSON-TO-HTML.
                                                            (line 33890)
* Kick:                                  TOOTSVILLE-USER KICK.
                                                            (line 11269)
* Kick <1>:                              TOOTSVILLE KICK.   (line 33906)
* Kick-Child-Time-Up:                    TOOTSVILLE KICK-CHILD-TIME-UP.
                                                            (line 33922)
* King:                                  TOOTSVILLE-USER KING.
                                                            (line 11353)
* Lambda-List-As-Variables:              TOOTSVILLE LAMBDA-LIST-AS-VARIABLES.
                                                            (line 33983)
* Last-Active:                           TOOTSVILLE LAST-ACTIVE.
                                                            (line 33998)
* Last-Active, SetF:                     TOOTSVILLE LAST-ACTIVE.
                                                            (line 34004)
* Latitude:                              TOOTSVILLE LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 34012)
* Leave:                                 TWILIO LEAVE.      (line 47005)
* Legal-Age:                             TOOTSVILLE LEGAL-AGE.
                                                            (line 34027)
* Level-Is-Valid-P:                      ROLLBAR LEVEL-IS-VALID-P.
                                                            (line  9099)
* Liftban:                               TOOTSVILLE-USER LIFTBAN.
                                                            (line 11378)
* Limit-String-Length:                   TOOTSVILLE LIMIT-STRING-LENGTH.
                                                            (line 34085)
* Lisp-To-Db-Name:                       TOOTSVILLE LISP-TO-DB-NAME.
                                                            (line 34103)
* List-Banhammers:                       TOOTSVILLE LIST-BANHAMMERS.
                                                            (line 34120)
* List-Of-String=:                       TOOTSVILLE LIST-OF-STRING=.
                                                            (line 34133)
* Listen-For-Websockets:                 TOOTSVILLE LISTEN-FOR-WEBSOCKETS.
                                                            (line 34146)
* Listener-Name:                         TOOTSVILLE LISTENER-NAME.
                                                            (line 34161)
* Load-Config:                           TOOTSVILLE LOAD-CONFIG.
                                                            (line 34175)
* Load-Record:                           TOOTSVILLE LOAD-RECORD.
                                                            (line 34191)
* Loadlists:                             TOOTSVILLE-USER LOADLISTS.
                                                            (line 11407)
* Local-Room-Vars:                       TOOTSVILLE LOCAL-ROOM-VARS.
                                                            (line 34210)
* Locale-Music-Music:                    TOOTSVILLE LOCALE-MUSIC-MUSIC.
                                                            (line 34251)
* Locale-Music-Music, SetF:              TOOTSVILLE LOCALE-MUSIC-MUSIC.
                                                            (line 34263)
* Locale-Music-P:                        TOOTSVILLE LOCALE-MUSIC-P.
                                                            (line 34276)
* Locale-Music-Radius:                   TOOTSVILLE LOCALE-MUSIC-RADIUS.
                                                            (line 34290)
* Locale-Music-Radius, SetF:             TOOTSVILLE LOCALE-MUSIC-RADIUS.
                                                            (line 34302)
* Locale-Music-X:                        TOOTSVILLE LOCALE-MUSIC-X.
                                                            (line 34315)
* Locale-Music-X, SetF:                  TOOTSVILLE LOCALE-MUSIC-X.
                                                            (line 34327)
* Locale-Music-Y:                        TOOTSVILLE LOCALE-MUSIC-Y.
                                                            (line 34340)
* Locale-Music-Y, SetF:                  TOOTSVILLE LOCALE-MUSIC-Y.
                                                            (line 34352)
* Locale-Music-Z:                        TOOTSVILLE LOCALE-MUSIC-Z.
                                                            (line 34365)
* Locale-Music-Z, SetF:                  TOOTSVILLE LOCALE-MUSIC-Z.
                                                            (line 34377)
* Login-Child:                           TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-CHILD.
                                                            (line 34418)
* Login-Credential:                      TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-CREDENTIAL.
                                                            (line 34435)
* Login-Credential, SetF:                TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-CREDENTIAL.
                                                            (line 34447)
* Login-Fail:                            TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-FAIL.
                                                            (line 34460)
* Login-Failed-Message:                  TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-FAILED-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 34515)
* Login-Last-Seen:                       TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-LAST-SEEN.
                                                            (line 34530)
* Login-Last-Seen, SetF:                 TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-LAST-SEEN.
                                                            (line 34542)
* Login-Ok-Message:                      TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-OK-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 34555)
* Login-Origin:                          TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-ORIGIN.
                                                            (line 34570)
* Login-Origin, SetF:                    TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-ORIGIN.
                                                            (line 34582)
* Login-P:                               TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-P.
                                                            (line 34595)
* Login-Person:                          TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-PERSON.
                                                            (line 34608)
* Login-Person, SetF:                    TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-PERSON.
                                                            (line 34620)
* Login-Renewed:                         TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-RENEWED.
                                                            (line 34633)
* Login-Renewed, SetF:                   TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-RENEWED.
                                                            (line 34645)
* Login-Start:                           TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-START.
                                                            (line 34658)
* Login-Start, SetF:                     TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-START.
                                                            (line 34669)
* Login-Uuid:                            TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-UUID.
                                                            (line 34682)
* Login-Uuid, SetF:                      TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-UUID.
                                                            (line 34693)
* Longitude:                             TOOTSVILLE LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 34706)
* Look-For-Ssl-Certs:                    TOOTSVILLE LOOK-FOR-SSL-CERTS.
                                                            (line 34721)
* Lot-Owner-Toot:                        TOOTSVILLE LOT-OWNER-TOOT.
                                                            (line 34766)
* Lot-Owner-Toot, SetF:                  TOOTSVILLE LOT-OWNER-TOOT.
                                                            (line 34778)
* Lot-Ownership:                         TOOTSVILLE LOT-OWNERSHIP.
                                                            (line 34791)
* Lot-Ownership, SetF:                   TOOTSVILLE LOT-OWNERSHIP.
                                                            (line 34803)
* Lot-P:                                 TOOTSVILLE LOT-P.  (line 34816)
* Lot-World:                             TOOTSVILLE LOT-WORLD.
                                                            (line 34829)
* Lot-World, SetF:                       TOOTSVILLE LOT-WORLD.
                                                            (line 34840)
* Lot-X1:                                TOOTSVILLE LOT-X1. (line 34853)
* Lot-X1, SetF:                          TOOTSVILLE LOT-X1. (line 34864)
* Lot-X2:                                TOOTSVILLE LOT-X2. (line 34877)
* Lot-X2, SetF:                          TOOTSVILLE LOT-X2. (line 34888)
* Lot-Y1:                                TOOTSVILLE LOT-Y1. (line 34901)
* Lot-Y1, SetF:                          TOOTSVILLE LOT-Y1. (line 34912)
* Lot-Y2:                                TOOTSVILLE LOT-Y2. (line 34925)
* Lot-Y2, SetF:                          TOOTSVILLE LOT-Y2. (line 34936)
* Lot-Z1:                                TOOTSVILLE LOT-Z1. (line 34949)
* Lot-Z1, SetF:                          TOOTSVILLE LOT-Z1. (line 34960)
* Lot-Z2:                                TOOTSVILLE LOT-Z2. (line 34973)
* Lot-Z2, SetF:                          TOOTSVILLE LOT-Z2. (line 34984)
* Make-Avatar:                           TOOTSVILLE MAKE-AVATAR.
                                                            (line 34997)
* Make-Avatar-Slot:                      TOOTSVILLE MAKE-AVATAR-SLOT.
                                                            (line 35013)
* Make-Character-Music:                  TOOTSVILLE MAKE-CHARACTER-MUSIC.
                                                            (line 35028)
* Make-Child-Request:                    TOOTSVILLE MAKE-CHILD-REQUEST.
                                                            (line 35042)
* Make-Color24:                          TOOTSVILLE MAKE-COLOR24.
                                                            (line 35058)
* Make-Contact:                          TOOTSVILLE MAKE-CONTACT.
                                                            (line 35072)
* Make-Credential:                       TOOTSVILLE MAKE-CREDENTIAL.
                                                            (line 35087)
* Make-Endpoint-Function-Name:           TOOTSVILLE MAKE-ENDPOINT-FUNCTION-NAME.
                                                            (line 35103)
* Make-Game-Point:                       TOOTSVILLE MAKE-GAME-POINT.
                                                            (line 35120)
* Make-Gossip-Initiation:                TOOTSVILLE MAKE-GOSSIP-INITIATION.
                                                            (line 35135)
* Make-Inventory-Item:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-INVENTORY-ITEM.
                                                            (line 35149)
* Make-Item:                             TOOTSVILLE MAKE-ITEM.
                                                            (line 35164)
* Make-Item-Template:                    TOOTSVILLE MAKE-ITEM-TEMPLATE.
                                                            (line 35183)
* Make-Level-Notifier:                   ROLLBAR MAKE-LEVEL-NOTIFIER.
                                                            (line  9114)
* Make-Locale-Music:                     TOOTSVILLE MAKE-LOCALE-MUSIC.
                                                            (line 35203)
* Make-Login:                            TOOTSVILLE MAKE-LOGIN.
                                                            (line 35218)
* Make-Lot:                              TOOTSVILLE MAKE-LOT.
                                                            (line 35234)
* Make-Metronome-Task:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-METRONOME-TASK.
                                                            (line 35250)
* Make-Mist:                             TOOTSVILLE MAKE-MIST.
                                                            (line 35265)
* Make-Music:                            TOOTSVILLE MAKE-MUSIC.
                                                            (line 35282)
* Make-New-Toot-State:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-NEW-TOOT-STATE.
                                                            (line 35297)
* Make-Parent-Child:                     TOOTSVILLE MAKE-PARENT-CHILD.
                                                            (line 35314)
* Make-Pattern:                          TOOTSVILLE MAKE-PATTERN.
                                                            (line 35328)
* Make-Person:                           TOOTSVILLE MAKE-PERSON.
                                                            (line 35342)
* Make-Person-Link:                      TOOTSVILLE MAKE-PERSON-LINK.
                                                            (line 35359)
* Make-Place:                            TOOTSVILLE MAKE-PLACE.
                                                            (line 35374)
* Make-Quaestor-Event:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-QUAESTOR-EVENT.
                                                            (line 35390)
* Make-Record:                           TOOTSVILLE MAKE-RECORD.
                                                            (line 35408)
* Make-Sms:                              TOOTSVILLE MAKE-SMS.
                                                            (line 35430)
* Make-Store-Item:                       TOOTSVILLE MAKE-STORE-ITEM.
                                                            (line 35445)
* Make-Tcp-Client:                       TOOTSVILLE MAKE-TCP-CLIENT.
                                                            (line 35460)
* Make-Terrain-Height:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-TERRAIN-HEIGHT.
                                                            (line 35475)
* Make-Thread-Name:                      THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER MAKE-THREAD-NAME.
                                                            (line  9498)
* Make-Toot:                             TOOTSVILLE MAKE-TOOT.
                                                            (line 35490)
* Make-Toot-Quiesced:                    TOOTSVILLE MAKE-TOOT-QUIESCED.
                                                            (line 35509)
* Make-Wear-Slot:                        TOOTSVILLE MAKE-WEAR-SLOT.
                                                            (line 35526)
* Make-Wind-Vector:                      TOOTSVILLE MAKE-WIND-VECTOR.
                                                            (line 35543)
* Make-Wind-Vector-Field:                TOOTSVILLE MAKE-WIND-VECTOR-FIELD.
                                                            (line 35557)
* Make-World:                            TOOTSVILLE MAKE-WORLD.
                                                            (line 35572)
* Make-Wtl-Course:                       TOOTSVILLE MAKE-WTL-COURSE.
                                                            (line 35586)
* Maybe-Parent-Approval:                 TOOTSVILLE MAYBE-PARENT-APPROVAL.
                                                            (line 35634)
* Mem:                                   TOOTSVILLE-USER MEM.
                                                            (line 11432)
* Memcached-Get-Key:                     TOOTSVILLE MEMCACHED-GET-KEY.
                                                            (line 35685)
* Message:                               TWILIO MESSAGE.    (line 47018)
* Metronome:                             TOOTSVILLE-USER METRONOME.
                                                            (line 11485)
* Metronome-Idle-Tasks:                  TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-IDLE-TASKS.
                                                            (line 35699)
* Metronome-Register:                    TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-REGISTER.
                                                            (line 35718)
* Metronome-Remove:                      TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-REMOVE.
                                                            (line 35738)
* Metronome-Task-Frequency:              TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-TASK-FREQUENCY.
                                                            (line 35781)
* Metronome-Task-Frequency, SetF:        TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-TASK-FREQUENCY.
                                                            (line 35793)
* Metronome-Task-Function:               TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-TASK-FUNCTION.
                                                            (line 35806)
* Metronome-Task-Function, SetF:         TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-TASK-FUNCTION.
                                                            (line 35818)
* Metronome-Task-Name:                   TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-TASK-NAME.
                                                            (line 35831)
* Metronome-Task-Name, SetF:             TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-TASK-NAME.
                                                            (line 35843)
* Metronome-Task-One-Shot-Time:          TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-TASK-ONE-SHOT-TIME.
                                                            (line 35856)
* Metronome-Task-One-Shot-Time, SetF:    TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-TASK-ONE-SHOT-TIME.
                                                            (line 35868)
* Metronome-Task-P:                      TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-TASK-P.
                                                            (line 35881)
* Metronome-Task-Thread:                 TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-TASK-THREAD.
                                                            (line 35895)
* Metronome-Task-Thread, SetF:           TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-TASK-THREAD.
                                                            (line 35907)
* Mist-Altitude-1:                       TOOTSVILLE MIST-ALTITUDE-1.
                                                            (line 35950)
* Mist-Altitude-1, SetF:                 TOOTSVILLE MIST-ALTITUDE-1.
                                                            (line 35962)
* Mist-Altitude-2:                       TOOTSVILLE MIST-ALTITUDE-2.
                                                            (line 35975)
* Mist-Altitude-2, SetF:                 TOOTSVILLE MIST-ALTITUDE-2.
                                                            (line 35987)
* Mist-Definedp:                         TOOTSVILLE MIST-DEFINEDP.
                                                            (line 36000)
* Mist-Definedp, SetF:                   TOOTSVILLE MIST-DEFINEDP.
                                                            (line 36012)
* Mist-Latitude-1:                       TOOTSVILLE MIST-LATITUDE-1.
                                                            (line 36025)
* Mist-Latitude-1, SetF:                 TOOTSVILLE MIST-LATITUDE-1.
                                                            (line 36037)
* Mist-Latitude-2:                       TOOTSVILLE MIST-LATITUDE-2.
                                                            (line 36050)
* Mist-Latitude-2, SetF:                 TOOTSVILLE MIST-LATITUDE-2.
                                                            (line 36062)
* Mist-Longitude-1:                      TOOTSVILLE MIST-LONGITUDE-1.
                                                            (line 36075)
* Mist-Longitude-1, SetF:                TOOTSVILLE MIST-LONGITUDE-1.
                                                            (line 36087)
* Mist-Longitude-2:                      TOOTSVILLE MIST-LONGITUDE-2.
                                                            (line 36100)
* Mist-Longitude-2, SetF:                TOOTSVILLE MIST-LONGITUDE-2.
                                                            (line 36112)
* Mist-P:                                TOOTSVILLE MIST-P. (line 36125)
* Mist-World:                            TOOTSVILLE MIST-WORLD.
                                                            (line 36138)
* Mist-World, SetF:                      TOOTSVILLE MIST-WORLD.
                                                            (line 36149)
* Month*:                                CHŒROGRYLLUM MONTH*.
                                                            (line  8198)
* Moon-Position:                         TOOTSVILLE MOON-POSITION.
                                                            (line 36192)
* Motd:                                  TOOTSVILLE-USER MOTD.
                                                            (line 11548)
* Music-Artist:                          TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-ARTIST.
                                                            (line 36237)
* Music-Artist, SetF:                    TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-ARTIST.
                                                            (line 36249)
* Music-Genre:                           TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-GENRE.
                                                            (line 36262)
* Music-Genre, SetF:                     TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-GENRE.
                                                            (line 36273)
* Music-Id:                              TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-ID.
                                                            (line 36286)
* Music-Id, SetF:                        TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-ID.
                                                            (line 36297)
* Music-License:                         TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-LICENSE.
                                                            (line 36310)
* Music-License, SetF:                   TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-LICENSE.
                                                            (line 36322)
* Music-Moniker:                         TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-MONIKER.
                                                            (line 36335)
* Music-Moniker, SetF:                   TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-MONIKER.
                                                            (line 36347)
* Music-P:                               TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-P.
                                                            (line 36360)
* Music-Title:                           TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-TITLE.
                                                            (line 36373)
* Music-Title, SetF:                     TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-TITLE.
                                                            (line 36384)
* Mute:                                  TOOTSVILLE-USER MUTE.
                                                            (line 11582)
* Name-For-Content-Type:                 TOOTSVILLE NAME-FOR-CONTENT-TYPE.
                                                            (line 36397)
* Name-Idle-Threads-Sequentially:        THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER NAME-IDLE-THREADS-SEQUENTIALLY.
                                                            (line  9512)
* Name-Idle-Threads-Sequentially <1>:    TOOTSVILLE NAME-IDLE-THREADS-SEQUENTIALLY.
                                                            (line 36415)
* Named-Thread-Pool-Runner:              THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER NAMED-THREAD-POOL-RUNNER.
                                                            (line  9526)
* Nearp:                                 TOOTSVILLE NEARP.  (line 36432)
* Normalize-Url:                         TOOTSVILLE NORMALIZE-URL.
                                                            (line 36481)
* Not-Found-If-Null:                     TOOTSVILLE NOT-FOUND-IF-NULL.
                                                            (line 36531)
* Not-Found-Thing:                       TOOTSVILLE NOT-FOUND-THING.
                                                            (line 36546)
* Not-Found-Thing, SetF:                 TOOTSVILLE NOT-FOUND-THING.
                                                            (line 36553)
* Notify:                                ROLLBAR NOTIFY.    (line  9128)
* Nuke:                                  TOOTSVILLE-USER NUKE.
                                                            (line 11621)
* Null-If-Empty:                         TOOTSVILLE NULL-IF-EMPTY.
                                                            (line 36595)
* On-Exception:                          TOOTSVILLE ON-EXCEPTION.
                                                            (line 36608)
* Open-Log-File:                         TOOTSVILLE OPEN-LOG-FILE.
                                                            (line 36616)
* Output-For-Level:                      ROLLBAR OUTPUT-FOR-LEVEL.
                                                            (line  9157)
* Package-Name-Can-Be-Unquoted-P:        ROLLBAR PACKAGE-NAME-CAN-BE-UNQUOTED-P.
                                                            (line  9175)
* Pad-To-Multiple-Of-8:                  TOOTSVILLE PAD-TO-MULTIPLE-OF-8.
                                                            (line 36631)
* Parent-Child-Child:                    TOOTSVILLE PARENT-CHILD-CHILD.
                                                            (line 36663)
* Parent-Child-Child, SetF:              TOOTSVILLE PARENT-CHILD-CHILD.
                                                            (line 36675)
* Parent-Child-P:                        TOOTSVILLE PARENT-CHILD-P.
                                                            (line 36688)
* Parent-Child-Parent:                   TOOTSVILLE PARENT-CHILD-PARENT.
                                                            (line 36702)
* Parent-Child-Parent, SetF:             TOOTSVILLE PARENT-CHILD-PARENT.
                                                            (line 36714)
* Parent-Deny-Permission:                TOOTSVILLE PARENT-DENY-PERMISSION.
                                                            (line 36727)
* Parent-Grant-Permission:               TOOTSVILLE PARENT-GRANT-PERMISSION.
                                                            (line 36748)
* Parentapproves:                        TOOTSVILLE-USER PARENTAPPROVES.
                                                            (line 11683)
* Parse-Backtrace:                       TOOTSVILLE PARSE-BACKTRACE.
                                                            (line 36772)
* Parse-Color24:                         TOOTSVILLE PARSE-COLOR24.
                                                            (line 36788)
* Parse-Operator-Command:                TOOTSVILLE PARSE-OPERATOR-COMMAND.
                                                            (line 36825)
* Parse-Uri-As-Template:                 TOOTSVILLE PARSE-URI-AS-TEMPLATE.
                                                            (line 36840)
* Parse-Wtl-For-Robot:                   TOOTSVILLE PARSE-WTL-FOR-ROBOT.
                                                            (line 36862)
* Path->Openapi:                         TOOTSVILLE PATH->OPENAPI.
                                                            (line 36877)
* Pattern-Id:                            TOOTSVILLE PATTERN-ID.
                                                            (line 36915)
* Pattern-Id, SetF:                      TOOTSVILLE PATTERN-ID.
                                                            (line 36926)
* Pattern-Name:                          TOOTSVILLE PATTERN-NAME.
                                                            (line 36939)
* Pattern-Name, SetF:                    TOOTSVILLE PATTERN-NAME.
                                                            (line 36951)
* Pattern-P:                             TOOTSVILLE PATTERN-P.
                                                            (line 36964)
* Pause:                                 TWILIO PAUSE.      (line 47032)
* Peer-Address:                          TOOTSVILLE PEER-ADDRESS.
                                                            (line 36977)
* Pending-Child-Approval-Request:        TOOTSVILLE PENDING-CHILD-APPROVAL-REQUEST.
                                                            (line 36985)
* Pending-Child-Requests-By-Toot:        TOOTSVILLE PENDING-CHILD-REQUESTS-BY-TOOT.
                                                            (line 36999)
* Person-Age:                            TOOTSVILLE PERSON-AGE.
                                                            (line 37045)
* Person-Age*:                           TOOTSVILLE PERSON-AGE*.
                                                            (line 37069)
* Person-Age, SetF:                      TOOTSVILLE PERSON-AGE.
                                                            (line 37056)
* Person-Date-Of-Birth:                  TOOTSVILLE PERSON-DATE-OF-BIRTH.
                                                            (line 37085)
* Person-Date-Of-Birth, SetF:            TOOTSVILLE PERSON-DATE-OF-BIRTH.
                                                            (line 37097)
* Person-Display-Name:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-DISPLAY-NAME.
                                                            (line 37110)
* Person-Display-Name, SetF:             TOOTSVILLE PERSON-DISPLAY-NAME.
                                                            (line 37122)
* Person-First-Email:                    TOOTSVILLE PERSON-FIRST-EMAIL.
                                                            (line 37135)
* Person-Gender:                         TOOTSVILLE PERSON-GENDER.
                                                            (line 37153)
* Person-Gender, SetF:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-GENDER.
                                                            (line 37165)
* Person-Given-Name:                     TOOTSVILLE PERSON-GIVEN-NAME.
                                                            (line 37178)
* Person-Given-Name, SetF:               TOOTSVILLE PERSON-GIVEN-NAME.
                                                            (line 37190)
* Person-Info:                           TOOTSVILLE PERSON-INFO.
                                                            (line 37203)
* Person-Is-Patron-P:                    TOOTSVILLE PERSON-IS-PATRON-P.
                                                            (line 37242)
* Person-Lang:                           TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LANG.
                                                            (line 37259)
* Person-Lang, SetF:                     TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LANG.
                                                            (line 37270)
* Person-Link-Label:                     TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-LABEL.
                                                            (line 37309)
* Person-Link-Label, SetF:               TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-LABEL.
                                                            (line 37321)
* Person-Link-P:                         TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-P.
                                                            (line 37334)
* Person-Link-Person:                    TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-PERSON.
                                                            (line 37347)
* Person-Link-Person, SetF:              TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-PERSON.
                                                            (line 37359)
* Person-Link-Provenance:                TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-PROVENANCE.
                                                            (line 37372)
* Person-Link-Provenance, SetF:          TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-PROVENANCE.
                                                            (line 37384)
* Person-Link-Rel:                       TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-REL.
                                                            (line 37397)
* Person-Link-Rel, SetF:                 TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-REL.
                                                            (line 37409)
* Person-Link-Url:                       TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-URL.
                                                            (line 37422)
* Person-Link-Url, SetF:                 TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-URL.
                                                            (line 37434)
* Person-Link-Uuid:                      TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-UUID.
                                                            (line 37447)
* Person-Link-Uuid, SetF:                TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-UUID.
                                                            (line 37459)
* Person-Links-To-Email:                 TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINKS-TO-EMAIL.
                                                            (line 37472)
* Person-P:                              TOOTSVILLE PERSON-P.
                                                            (line 37486)
* Person-Sensitivep:                     TOOTSVILLE PERSON-SENSITIVEP.
                                                            (line 37499)
* Person-Sensitivep, SetF:               TOOTSVILLE PERSON-SENSITIVEP.
                                                            (line 37511)
* Person-Surname:                        TOOTSVILLE PERSON-SURNAME.
                                                            (line 37524)
* Person-Surname, SetF:                  TOOTSVILLE PERSON-SURNAME.
                                                            (line 37536)
* Person-Uuid:                           TOOTSVILLE PERSON-UUID.
                                                            (line 37549)
* Person-Uuid, SetF:                     TOOTSVILLE PERSON-UUID.
                                                            (line 37560)
* Ping:                                  TOOTSVILLE-USER PING.
                                                            (line 11715)
* Place:                                 TOOTSVILLE-USER PLACE.
                                                            (line 11747)
* Place-Altitude:                        TOOTSVILLE PLACE-ALTITUDE.
                                                            (line 37635)
* Place-Altitude, SetF:                  TOOTSVILLE PLACE-ALTITUDE.
                                                            (line 37647)
* Place-Appearance:                      TOOTSVILLE PLACE-APPEARANCE.
                                                            (line 37660)
* Place-Appearance, SetF:                TOOTSVILLE PLACE-APPEARANCE.
                                                            (line 37672)
* Place-Attributes:                      TOOTSVILLE PLACE-ATTRIBUTES.
                                                            (line 37685)
* Place-Attributes, SetF:                TOOTSVILLE PLACE-ATTRIBUTES.
                                                            (line 37697)
* Place-Furniture:                       TOOTSVILLE PLACE-FURNITURE.
                                                            (line 37710)
* Place-Kind:                            TOOTSVILLE PLACE-KIND.
                                                            (line 37724)
* Place-Kind, SetF:                      TOOTSVILLE PLACE-KIND.
                                                            (line 37735)
* Place-Latitude:                        TOOTSVILLE PLACE-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 37748)
* Place-Latitude, SetF:                  TOOTSVILLE PLACE-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 37760)
* Place-Longitude:                       TOOTSVILLE PLACE-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 37773)
* Place-Longitude, SetF:                 TOOTSVILLE PLACE-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 37785)
* Place-P:                               TOOTSVILLE PLACE-P.
                                                            (line 37798)
* Place-Shape:                           TOOTSVILLE PLACE-SHAPE.
                                                            (line 37811)
* Place-Shape, SetF:                     TOOTSVILLE PLACE-SHAPE.
                                                            (line 37822)
* Place-String:                          TOOTSVILLE PLACE-STRING.
                                                            (line 37835)
* Place-String-Circle:                   TOOTSVILLE PLACE-STRING-CIRCLE.
                                                            (line 37854)
* Place-Uuid:                            TOOTSVILLE PLACE-UUID.
                                                            (line 37877)
* Place-Uuid, SetF:                      TOOTSVILLE PLACE-UUID.
                                                            (line 37888)
* Place-World:                           TOOTSVILLE PLACE-WORLD.
                                                            (line 37901)
* Place-World, SetF:                     TOOTSVILLE PLACE-WORLD.
                                                            (line 37912)
* Places-At-Position:                    TOOTSVILLE PLACES-AT-POSITION.
                                                            (line 37925)
* Play:                                  TWILIO PLAY.       (line 47046)
* Play-Digits:                           TWILIO PLAY-DIGITS.
                                                            (line 47059)
* Play-With-Toot:                        TOOTSVILLE PLAY-WITH-TOOT.
                                                            (line 37944)
* Player-Adultp:                         TOOTSVILLE PLAYER-ADULTP.
                                                            (line 37970)
* Player-Alert:                          TOOTSVILLE PLAYER-ALERT.
                                                            (line 37984)
* Player-Childp:                         TOOTSVILLE PLAYER-CHILDP.
                                                            (line 37999)
* Player-Toots:                          TOOTSVILLE PLAYER-TOOTS.
                                                            (line 38013)
* Plist-To-English:                      TOOTSVILLE PLIST-TO-ENGLISH.
                                                            (line 38027)
* Plist-With-Index:                      TOOTSVILLE PLIST-WITH-INDEX.
                                                            (line 38041)
* Point-Underwater-P:                    TOOTSVILLE POINT-UNDERWATER-P.
                                                            (line 38057)
* Post-Sign-In:                          TOOTSVILLE POST-SIGN-IN.
                                                            (line 38073)
* Post/ Read-Version-Page:               TOOTSVILLE POST/ READ-VERSION-PAGE.
                                                            (line 38090)
* Potential-Toot-Name-Character-P:       TOOTSVILLE POTENTIAL-TOOT-NAME-CHARACTER-P.
                                                            (line 38106)
* Potential-Toot-Name-P:                 TOOTSVILLE POTENTIAL-TOOT-NAME-P.
                                                            (line 38121)
* Power-On-Self-Test:                    TOOTSVILLE POWER-ON-SELF-TEST.
                                                            (line 38155)
* Powerset:                              TOOTSVILLE POWERSET.
                                                            (line 38174)
* Pre-Login-Commands:                    TOOTSVILLE PRE-LOGIN-COMMANDS.
                                                            (line 38192)
* Pre-Login-Commands, SetF:              TOOTSVILLE PRE-LOGIN-COMMANDS.
                                                            (line 38199)
* Precipitation:                         TOOTSVILLE PRECIPITATION.
                                                            (line 38207)
* Pretty-Function-Name:                  ROLLBAR PRETTY-FUNCTION-NAME.
                                                            (line  9191)
* Pretty-Print-Html-Error:               TOOTSVILLE PRETTY-PRINT-HTML-ERROR.
                                                            (line 38222)
* Pretty-Symbol-Name:                    ROLLBAR PRETTY-SYMBOL-NAME.
                                                            (line  9206)
* Print-Help:                            TOOTSVILLE PRINT-HELP.
                                                            (line 38239)
* Private-Admin-Message:                 TOOTSVILLE PRIVATE-ADMIN-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 38256)
* Pull-Records:                          TOOTSVILLE PULL-RECORDS.
                                                            (line 38314)
* Purgephysics:                          TOOTSVILLE-USER PURGEPHYSICS.
                                                            (line 11989)
* Push-Script:                           TOOTSVILLE-USER PUSH-SCRIPT.
                                                            (line 12012)
* Quaestor-Cancel-Event:                 TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-CANCEL-EVENT.
                                                            (line 38343)
* Quaestor-Complete-Event:               TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-COMPLETE-EVENT.
                                                            (line 38361)
* Quaestor-End-Fountain:                 TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-END-FOUNTAIN.
                                                            (line 38384)
* Quaestor-Event-Completedp:             TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-COMPLETEDP.
                                                            (line 38442)
* Quaestor-Event-Completedp, SetF:       TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-COMPLETEDP.
                                                            (line 38454)
* Quaestor-Event-Ended-At:               TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-ENDED-AT.
                                                            (line 38467)
* Quaestor-Event-Ended-At, SetF:         TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-ENDED-AT.
                                                            (line 38479)
* Quaestor-Event-Fairy-Dust:             TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-FAIRY-DUST.
                                                            (line 38492)
* Quaestor-Event-Fairy-Dust, SetF:       TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-FAIRY-DUST.
                                                            (line 38504)
* Quaestor-Event-Item:                   TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-ITEM.
                                                            (line 38517)
* Quaestor-Event-Item, SetF:             TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-ITEM.
                                                            (line 38529)
* Quaestor-Event-Medal:                  TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-MEDAL.
                                                            (line 38542)
* Quaestor-Event-Medal, SetF:            TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-MEDAL.
                                                            (line 38554)
* Quaestor-Event-P:                      TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-P.
                                                            (line 38567)
* Quaestor-Event-Peanuts:                TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-PEANUTS.
                                                            (line 38581)
* Quaestor-Event-Peanuts, SetF:          TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-PEANUTS.
                                                            (line 38593)
* Quaestor-Event-Score:                  TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-SCORE.
                                                            (line 38606)
* Quaestor-Event-Score, SetF:            TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-SCORE.
                                                            (line 38618)
* Quaestor-Event-Source:                 TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-SOURCE.
                                                            (line 38631)
* Quaestor-Event-Source, SetF:           TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-SOURCE.
                                                            (line 38643)
* Quaestor-Event-Started-At:             TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-STARTED-AT.
                                                            (line 38656)
* Quaestor-Event-Started-At, SetF:       TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-STARTED-AT.
                                                            (line 38668)
* Quaestor-Event-Started-By:             TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-STARTED-BY.
                                                            (line 38681)
* Quaestor-Event-Started-By, SetF:       TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-STARTED-BY.
                                                            (line 38693)
* Quaestor-Event-Uuid:                   TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-UUID.
                                                            (line 38706)
* Quaestor-Event-Uuid, SetF:             TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-UUID.
                                                            (line 38718)
* Quaestor-New-Toot:                     TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-NEW-TOOT.
                                                            (line 38731)
* Quaestor-Start-Event:                  TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-START-EVENT.
                                                            (line 38746)
* Quaestor-Start-General:                TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-START-GENERAL.
                                                            (line 38765)
* Query-Params:                          TOOTSVILLE QUERY-PARAMS.
                                                            (line 38780)
* Query-String->Plist:                   TOOTSVILLE QUERY-STRING->PLIST.
                                                            (line 38796)
* Query-To-Memcache-Key:                 TOOTSVILLE QUERY-TO-MEMCACHE-KEY.
                                                            (line 38813)
* Quick-Reload:                          TOOTSVILLE-USER QUICK-RELOAD.
                                                            (line 12047)
* Quiesce-Connected-Toots:               TOOTSVILLE QUIESCE-CONNECTED-TOOTS.
                                                            (line 38833)
* Quoted:                                ROLLBAR QUOTED.    (line  9221)
* Random-Key:                            TOOTSVILLE RANDOM-KEY.
                                                            (line 38883)
* Random-Key, SetF:                      TOOTSVILLE RANDOM-KEY.
                                                            (line 38889)
* Random-Start-Wtl-For-Toot:             TOOTSVILLE RANDOM-START-WTL-FOR-TOOT.
                                                            (line 38897)
* Raw-Post-String:                       TOOTSVILLE RAW-POST-STRING.
                                                            (line 38919)
* Rc:                                    TOOTSVILLE-USER RC.
                                                            (line 12083)
* Read-Related-Journal:                  TOOTSVILLE READ-RELATED-JOURNAL.
                                                            (line 38934)
* Read-Staff-Journal:                    TOOTSVILLE READ-STAFF-JOURNAL.
                                                            (line 38956)
* Reap-Uninteresting-Child-Requests:     TOOTSVILLE REAP-UNINTERESTING-CHILD-REQUESTS.
                                                            (line 38977)
* Reasonable-Name-Char-P:                TOOTSVILLE REASONABLE-NAME-CHAR-P.
                                                            (line 38995)
* Reasonable-Name-P:                     TOOTSVILLE REASONABLE-NAME-P.
                                                            (line 39010)
* Reboot:                                TOOTSVILLE-USER REBOOT.
                                                            (line 12116)
* Rebuild-Myself:                        TOOTSVILLE REBUILD-MYSELF.
                                                            (line 39025)
* Record:                                TWILIO RECORD.     (line 47073)
* Redact-Directory:                      ROLLBAR REDACT-DIRECTORY.
                                                            (line  9236)
* Redirect:                              TWILIO REDIRECT.   (line 47086)
* Redirect-To:                           TOOTSVILLE REDIRECT-TO.
                                                            (line 39042)
* Redirect-To/ Html-Body:                TOOTSVILLE REDIRECT-TO/ HTML-BODY.
                                                            (line 39063)
* Register-Dns-Name:                     DREAMHOST REGISTER-DNS-NAME.
                                                            (line  8599)
* Register-Metronome-Tasks:              TOOTSVILLE REGISTER-METRONOME-TASKS.
                                                            (line 39083)
* Register-Signal-Handlers:              TOOTSVILLE REGISTER-SIGNAL-HANDLERS.
                                                            (line 39116)
* Reject:                                TWILIO REJECT.     (line 47100)
* Relative-Facing:                       TOOTSVILLE RELATIVE-FACING.
                                                            (line 39130)
* Reload-Production:                     TOOTSVILLE RELOAD-PRODUCTION.
                                                            (line 39144)
* Reloadconfig:                          TOOTSVILLE-USER RELOADCONFIG.
                                                            (line 12152)
* Remap-Endpoints:                       TOOTSVILLE REMAP-ENDPOINTS.
                                                            (line 39157)
* Remove-Furniture:                      TOOTSVILLE REMOVE-FURNITURE.
                                                            (line 39170)
* Remove-Repeats-For-Toot-Name:          TOOTSVILLE REMOVE-REPEATS-FOR-TOOT-NAME.
                                                            (line 39184)
* Rename-Toot:                           TOOTSVILLE RENAME-TOOT.
                                                            (line 39203)
* Render-Json:                           TOOTSVILLE RENDER-JSON.
                                                            (line 39218)
* Replace-Texinfo-Tables:                TOOTSVILLE REPLACE-TEXINFO-TABLES.
                                                            (line 39231)
* Report-Server-Info:                    ROLLBAR REPORT-SERVER-INFO.
                                                            (line  9251)
* Report-Slow-Query:                     TOOTSVILLE REPORT-SLOW-QUERY.
                                                            (line 39245)
* Report-Telemetry:                      ROLLBAR REPORT-TELEMETRY.
                                                            (line  9266)
* Request-Accept-Types:                  TOOTSVILLE REQUEST-ACCEPT-TYPES.
                                                            (line 39259)
* Request-Telemetry:                     ROLLBAR REQUEST-TELEMETRY.
                                                            (line  9281)
* Respond-To-Error:                      TOOTSVILLE RESPOND-TO-ERROR.
                                                            (line 39274)
* Restore-Robot-Wtl:                     TOOTSVILLE RESTORE-ROBOT-WTL.
                                                            (line 39288)
* Retire:                                TOOTSVILLE-USER RETIRE.
                                                            (line 12185)
* Return-New-Apple:                      TOOTSVILLE RETURN-NEW-APPLE.
                                                            (line 39307)
* Rgb-Bytes->Rgb:                        TOOTSVILLE RGB-BYTES->RGB.
                                                            (line 39323)
* Robot-Broadcast:                       TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-BROADCAST.
                                                            (line 39374)
* Robot-Course:                          TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-COURSE.
                                                            (line 39404)
* Robot-Course, SetF:                    TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-COURSE.
                                                            (line 39410)
* Robot-Course-Wtl:                      TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-COURSE-WTL.
                                                            (line 39418)
* Robot-Go-To:                           TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-GO-TO.
                                                            (line 39489)
* Robot-Handle:                          TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-HANDLE.
                                                            (line 39498)
* Robot-Has-Heard:                       TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-HAS-HEARD.
                                                            (line 39537)
* Robot-Has-Heard, SetF:                 TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-HAS-HEARD.
                                                            (line 39544)
* Robot-Heard:                           TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-HEARD.
                                                            (line 39552)
* Robot-Listen:                          TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-LISTEN.
                                                            (line 39602)
* Robot-Match:                           TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-MATCH.
                                                            (line 39622)
* Robot-Mode:                            TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-MODE.
                                                            (line 39650)
* Robot-Mode, SetF:                      TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-MODE.
                                                            (line 39656)
* Robot-Position:                        TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-POSITION.
                                                            (line 39706)
* Robot-Say:                             TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-SAY.
                                                            (line 39747)
* Robot-Set-Mode:                        TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-SET-MODE.
                                                            (line 39756)
* Robot-Unicast:                         TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-UNICAST.
                                                            (line 39853)
* Robotp:                                TOOTSVILLE ROBOTP. (line 39885)
* Rollbar-Notify-Deployment:             ROLLBAR ROLLBAR-NOTIFY-DEPLOYMENT.
                                                            (line  9294)
* Romance-Ii-Copyright-Latest:           TOOTSVILLE ROMANCE-II-COPYRIGHT-LATEST.
                                                            (line 39902)
* Romance-Ii-Program-Name:               TOOTSVILLE ROMANCE-II-PROGRAM-NAME.
                                                            (line 39916)
* Romance-Ii-Program-Name/ Version:      TOOTSVILLE ROMANCE-II-PROGRAM-NAME/ VERSION.
                                                            (line 39931)
* Romance-Ii-Program-Version:            TOOTSVILLE ROMANCE-II-PROGRAM-VERSION.
                                                            (line 39947)
* Run:                                   TOOTSVILLE-USER RUN.
                                                            (line 12217)
* Run-Async:                             TOOTSVILLE RUN-ASYNC.
                                                            (line 39962)
* Run-Metronome-Tasks:                   TOOTSVILLE RUN-METRONOME-TASKS.
                                                            (line 39979)
* Safe-Client-As-String:                 THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER SAFE-CLIENT-AS-STRING.
                                                            (line  9540)
* Sanitize-File-Name:                    ROLLBAR SANITIZE-FILE-NAME.
                                                            (line  9308)
* Save-Record:                           TOOTSVILLE SAVE-RECORD.
                                                            (line 40010)
* Saveroomvars:                          TOOTSVILLE-USER SAVEROOMVARS.
                                                            (line 12253)
* Say:                                   TWILIO SAY.        (line 47113)
* Scotty:                                TOOTSVILLE-USER SCOTTY.
                                                            (line 12277)
* Script:                                TOOTSVILLE-USER SCRIPT.
                                                            (line 12318)
* Send-Parent-Child-Login-Email:         TOOTSVILLE SEND-PARENT-CHILD-LOGIN-EMAIL.
                                                            (line 40029)
* Send-Parent-Child-Login-Request:       TOOTSVILLE SEND-PARENT-CHILD-LOGIN-REQUEST.
                                                            (line 40045)
* Send-Reply-As-Bytes:                   TOOTSVILLE SEND-REPLY-AS-BYTES.
                                                            (line 40061)
* Send-Rollbar-Notification:             ROLLBAR SEND-ROLLBAR-NOTIFICATION.
                                                            (line  9322)
* Send-Sms-Message:                      TOOTSVILLE SEND-SMS-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 40075)
* Server-List:                           TOOTSVILLE-USER SERVER-LIST.
                                                            (line 12345)
* Server-List <1>:                       TOOTSVILLE SERVER-LIST.
                                                            (line 40099)
* Set-Http-Default-Headers:              TOOTSVILLE SET-HTTP-DEFAULT-HEADERS.
                                                            (line 40114)
* Set-Up-For-Daemon/ Error-Output:       TOOTSVILLE SET-UP-FOR-DAEMON/ ERROR-OUTPUT.
                                                            (line 40128)
* Set-Up-For-Daemon/ Log-Output:         TOOTSVILLE SET-UP-FOR-DAEMON/ LOG-OUTPUT.
                                                            (line 40145)
* Set-Up-For-Daemon/ Standard-Output:    TOOTSVILLE SET-UP-FOR-DAEMON/ STANDARD-OUTPUT.
                                                            (line 40161)
* Set-Up-For-Daemon/ Start-Logging:      TOOTSVILLE SET-UP-FOR-DAEMON/ START-LOGGING.
                                                            (line 40178)
* Set-Up-For-Daemon/ Trace-Output:       TOOTSVILLE SET-UP-FOR-DAEMON/ TRACE-OUTPUT.
                                                            (line 40193)
* Set-User-Var:                          TOOTSVILLE SET-USER-VAR.
                                                            (line 40210)
* Set-User-Var-D:                        TOOTSVILLE SET-USER-VAR-D.
                                                            (line 40224)
* Set-User-Var-Wtl:                      TOOTSVILLE SET-USER-VAR-WTL.
                                                            (line 40238)
* Setavatarcolors:                       TOOTSVILLE-USER SETAVATARCOLORS.
                                                            (line 12372)
* Setbadge:                              TOOTSVILLE-USER SETBADGE.
                                                            (line 12412)
* Setconfig:                             TOOTSVILLE-USER SETCONFIG.
                                                            (line 12447)
* SetF Avatar-Avatar-Scale-X:            TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-AVATAR-SCALE-X.
                                                            (line 15932)
* SetF Avatar-Avatar-Scale-Y:            TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-AVATAR-SCALE-Y.
                                                            (line 15957)
* SetF Avatar-Avatar-Scale-Z:            TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-AVATAR-SCALE-Z.
                                                            (line 15982)
* SetF Avatar-Id:                        TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-ID.
                                                            (line 16020)
* SetF Avatar-Moniker:                   TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-MONIKER.
                                                            (line 16045)
* SetF Avatar-Slot-Avatar:               TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-SLOT-AVATAR.
                                                            (line 16105)
* SetF Avatar-Slot-Id:                   TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-SLOT-ID.
                                                            (line 16130)
* SetF Avatar-Slot-Slot:                 TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-SLOT-SLOT.
                                                            (line 16168)
* SetF Avatar-Slot-Valence:              TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-SLOT-VALENCE.
                                                            (line 16193)
* SetF Bad-Request-Thing:                TOOTSVILLE BAD-REQUEST-THING.
                                                            (line 16299)
* SetF Character-Music-Music:            TOOTSVILLE CHARACTER-MUSIC-MUSIC.
                                                            (line 16806)
* SetF Character-Music-Toot:             TOOTSVILLE CHARACTER-MUSIC-TOOT.
                                                            (line 16845)
* SetF Child-Request-Allowed-At:         TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-ALLOWED-AT.
                                                            (line 17274)
* SetF Child-Request-Allowed-For:        TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-ALLOWED-FOR.
                                                            (line 17299)
* SetF Child-Request-Denied-At:          TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-DENIED-AT.
                                                            (line 17338)
* SetF Child-Request-Placed-At:          TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-PLACED-AT.
                                                            (line 17377)
* SetF Child-Request-Response:           TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-RESPONSE.
                                                            (line 17402)
* SetF Child-Request-Toot:               TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-TOOT.
                                                            (line 17427)
* SetF Child-Request-Uuid:               TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-UUID.
                                                            (line 17452)
* SetF Color24-Blue:                     TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-BLUE.
                                                            (line 17701)
* SetF Color24-Green:                    TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-GREEN.
                                                            (line 17726)
* SetF Color24-Red:                      TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-RED.
                                                            (line 17815)
* SetF Contact-Added:                    TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-ADDED.
                                                            (line 18273)
* SetF Contact-Contact:                  TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-CONTACT.
                                                            (line 18298)
* SetF Contact-Last-Used:                TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-LAST-USED.
                                                            (line 18323)
* SetF Contact-Owner:                    TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-OWNER.
                                                            (line 18348)
* SetF Contact-Starredp:                 TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-STARREDP.
                                                            (line 18386)
* SetF Contact-Uuid:                     TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-UUID.
                                                            (line 18411)
* SetF Credential-Auth-Token:            TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-AUTH-TOKEN.
                                                            (line 18992)
* SetF Credential-Id-Token:              TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-ID-TOKEN.
                                                            (line 19017)
* SetF Credential-Json-Info:             TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-JSON-INFO.
                                                            (line 19042)
* SetF Credential-Person:                TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-PERSON.
                                                            (line 19080)
* SetF Credential-Provider:              TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-PROVIDER.
                                                            (line 19105)
* SetF Credential-Refresh-Token:         TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-REFRESH-TOKEN.
                                                            (line 19130)
* SetF Credential-Uid:                   TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-UID.
                                                            (line 19155)
* SetF Credential-Uuid:                  TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-UUID.
                                                            (line 19180)
* SetF Game-Point-Altitude:              TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-ALTITUDE.
                                                            (line 26879)
* SetF Game-Point-Latitude:              TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 26904)
* SetF Game-Point-Longitude:             TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 26929)
* SetF Game-Point-World:                 TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-WORLD.
                                                            (line 26967)
* SetF Game-Point-X:                     TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-X.
                                                            (line 26992)
* SetF Game-Point-Y:                     TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-Y.
                                                            (line 27017)
* SetF Game-Point-Z:                     TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-Z.
                                                            (line 27042)
* SetF Global-Heightmap-Corner:          TOOTSVILLE GLOBAL-HEIGHTMAP-CORNER.
                                                            (line 27331)
* SetF Gossip-Initiation-Answer:         TOOTSVILLE GOSSIP-INITIATION-ANSWER.
                                                            (line 27416)
* SetF Gossip-Initiation-Uuid:           TOOTSVILLE GOSSIP-INITIATION-UUID.
                                                            (line 27455)
* SetF Inventory-Item-Equipped:          TOOTSVILLE INVENTORY-ITEM-EQUIPPED.
                                                            (line 32649)
* SetF Inventory-Item-Item:              TOOTSVILLE INVENTORY-ITEM-ITEM.
                                                            (line 32689)
* SetF Inventory-Item-Person:            TOOTSVILLE INVENTORY-ITEM-PERSON.
                                                            (line 32728)
* SetF Inventory-Item-Toot:              TOOTSVILLE INVENTORY-ITEM-TOOT.
                                                            (line 32753)
* SetF Item-Alt-Color:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-ALT-COLOR.
                                                            (line 32824)
* SetF Item-Altitude:                    TOOTSVILLE ITEM-ALTITUDE.
                                                            (line 32849)
* SetF Item-Avatar-Scale-X:              TOOTSVILLE ITEM-AVATAR-SCALE-X.
                                                            (line 32874)
* SetF Item-Avatar-Scale-Y:              TOOTSVILLE ITEM-AVATAR-SCALE-Y.
                                                            (line 32899)
* SetF Item-Avatar-Scale-Z:              TOOTSVILLE ITEM-AVATAR-SCALE-Z.
                                                            (line 32924)
* SetF Item-Base-Color:                  TOOTSVILLE ITEM-BASE-COLOR.
                                                            (line 32949)
* SetF Item-Energy:                      TOOTSVILLE ITEM-ENERGY.
                                                            (line 32973)
* SetF Item-Facing:                      TOOTSVILLE ITEM-FACING.
                                                            (line 32997)
* SetF Item-Latitude:                    TOOTSVILLE ITEM-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 33107)
* SetF Item-Longitude:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 33132)
* SetF Item-Template:                    TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE.
                                                            (line 33208)
* SetF Item-Template-Avatar:             TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-AVATAR.
                                                            (line 33274)
* SetF Item-Template-Avatar-Scale-X:     TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-AVATAR-SCALE-X.
                                                            (line 33299)
* SetF Item-Template-Avatar-Scale-Y:     TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-AVATAR-SCALE-Y.
                                                            (line 33324)
* SetF Item-Template-Avatar-Scale-Z:     TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-AVATAR-SCALE-Z.
                                                            (line 33349)
* SetF Item-Template-Default-Alt-Color:  TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-DEFAULT-ALT-COLOR.
                                                            (line 33374)
* SetF Item-Template-Default-Base-Color: TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-DEFAULT-BASE-COLOR.
                                                            (line 33399)
* SetF Item-Template-Description:        TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-DESCRIPTION.
                                                            (line 33424)
* SetF Item-Template-Energy-Kind:        TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-ENERGY-KIND.
                                                            (line 33449)
* SetF Item-Template-Energy-Max:         TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-ENERGY-MAX.
                                                            (line 33474)
* SetF Item-Template-Id:                 TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-ID.
                                                            (line 33499)
* SetF Item-Template-Name:               TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-NAME.
                                                            (line 33538)
* SetF Item-Template-On-Zero:            TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-ON-ZERO.
                                                            (line 33563)
* SetF Item-Template-Trade:              TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-TRADE.
                                                            (line 33602)
* SetF Item-Template-Wear-Slot:          TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-WEAR-SLOT.
                                                            (line 33627)
* SetF Item-Template-Weight:             TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-WEIGHT.
                                                            (line 33652)
* SetF Item-Uuid:                        TOOTSVILLE ITEM-UUID.
                                                            (line 33676)
* SetF Item-World:                       TOOTSVILLE ITEM-WORLD.
                                                            (line 33700)
* SetF Item-X:                           TOOTSVILLE ITEM-X. (line 33724)
* SetF Item-Y:                           TOOTSVILLE ITEM-Y. (line 33748)
* SetF Item-Z:                           TOOTSVILLE ITEM-Z. (line 33772)
* SetF Last-Active:                      TOOTSVILLE LAST-ACTIVE.
                                                            (line 34003)
* SetF Locale-Music-Music:               TOOTSVILLE LOCALE-MUSIC-MUSIC.
                                                            (line 34262)
* SetF Locale-Music-Radius:              TOOTSVILLE LOCALE-MUSIC-RADIUS.
                                                            (line 34301)
* SetF Locale-Music-X:                   TOOTSVILLE LOCALE-MUSIC-X.
                                                            (line 34326)
* SetF Locale-Music-Y:                   TOOTSVILLE LOCALE-MUSIC-Y.
                                                            (line 34351)
* SetF Locale-Music-Z:                   TOOTSVILLE LOCALE-MUSIC-Z.
                                                            (line 34376)
* SetF Login-Credential:                 TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-CREDENTIAL.
                                                            (line 34446)
* SetF Login-Last-Seen:                  TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-LAST-SEEN.
                                                            (line 34541)
* SetF Login-Origin:                     TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-ORIGIN.
                                                            (line 34581)
* SetF Login-Person:                     TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-PERSON.
                                                            (line 34619)
* SetF Login-Renewed:                    TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-RENEWED.
                                                            (line 34644)
* SetF Login-Start:                      TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-START.
                                                            (line 34668)
* SetF Login-Uuid:                       TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-UUID.
                                                            (line 34692)
* SetF Lot-Owner-Toot:                   TOOTSVILLE LOT-OWNER-TOOT.
                                                            (line 34777)
* SetF Lot-Ownership:                    TOOTSVILLE LOT-OWNERSHIP.
                                                            (line 34802)
* SetF Lot-World:                        TOOTSVILLE LOT-WORLD.
                                                            (line 34839)
* SetF Lot-X1:                           TOOTSVILLE LOT-X1. (line 34863)
* SetF Lot-X2:                           TOOTSVILLE LOT-X2. (line 34887)
* SetF Lot-Y1:                           TOOTSVILLE LOT-Y1. (line 34911)
* SetF Lot-Y2:                           TOOTSVILLE LOT-Y2. (line 34935)
* SetF Lot-Z1:                           TOOTSVILLE LOT-Z1. (line 34959)
* SetF Lot-Z2:                           TOOTSVILLE LOT-Z2. (line 34983)
* SetF Metronome-Task-Frequency:         TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-TASK-FREQUENCY.
                                                            (line 35792)
* SetF Metronome-Task-Function:          TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-TASK-FUNCTION.
                                                            (line 35817)
* SetF Metronome-Task-Name:              TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-TASK-NAME.
                                                            (line 35842)
* SetF Metronome-Task-One-Shot-Time:     TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-TASK-ONE-SHOT-TIME.
                                                            (line 35867)
* SetF Metronome-Task-Thread:            TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-TASK-THREAD.
                                                            (line 35906)
* SetF Mist-Altitude-1:                  TOOTSVILLE MIST-ALTITUDE-1.
                                                            (line 35961)
* SetF Mist-Altitude-2:                  TOOTSVILLE MIST-ALTITUDE-2.
                                                            (line 35986)
* SetF Mist-Definedp:                    TOOTSVILLE MIST-DEFINEDP.
                                                            (line 36011)
* SetF Mist-Latitude-1:                  TOOTSVILLE MIST-LATITUDE-1.
                                                            (line 36036)
* SetF Mist-Latitude-2:                  TOOTSVILLE MIST-LATITUDE-2.
                                                            (line 36061)
* SetF Mist-Longitude-1:                 TOOTSVILLE MIST-LONGITUDE-1.
                                                            (line 36086)
* SetF Mist-Longitude-2:                 TOOTSVILLE MIST-LONGITUDE-2.
                                                            (line 36111)
* SetF Mist-World:                       TOOTSVILLE MIST-WORLD.
                                                            (line 36148)
* SetF Music-Artist:                     TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-ARTIST.
                                                            (line 36248)
* SetF Music-Genre:                      TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-GENRE.
                                                            (line 36272)
* SetF Music-Id:                         TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-ID.
                                                            (line 36296)
* SetF Music-License:                    TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-LICENSE.
                                                            (line 36321)
* SetF Music-Moniker:                    TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-MONIKER.
                                                            (line 36346)
* SetF Music-Title:                      TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-TITLE.
                                                            (line 36383)
* SetF Not-Found-Thing:                  TOOTSVILLE NOT-FOUND-THING.
                                                            (line 36552)
* SetF Parent-Child-Child:               TOOTSVILLE PARENT-CHILD-CHILD.
                                                            (line 36674)
* SetF Parent-Child-Parent:              TOOTSVILLE PARENT-CHILD-PARENT.
                                                            (line 36713)
* SetF Pattern-Id:                       TOOTSVILLE PATTERN-ID.
                                                            (line 36925)
* SetF Pattern-Name:                     TOOTSVILLE PATTERN-NAME.
                                                            (line 36950)
* SetF Person-Age:                       TOOTSVILLE PERSON-AGE.
                                                            (line 37055)
* SetF Person-Date-Of-Birth:             TOOTSVILLE PERSON-DATE-OF-BIRTH.
                                                            (line 37096)
* SetF Person-Display-Name:              TOOTSVILLE PERSON-DISPLAY-NAME.
                                                            (line 37121)
* SetF Person-Gender:                    TOOTSVILLE PERSON-GENDER.
                                                            (line 37164)
* SetF Person-Given-Name:                TOOTSVILLE PERSON-GIVEN-NAME.
                                                            (line 37189)
* SetF Person-Lang:                      TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LANG.
                                                            (line 37269)
* SetF Person-Link-Label:                TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-LABEL.
                                                            (line 37320)
* SetF Person-Link-Person:               TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-PERSON.
                                                            (line 37358)
* SetF Person-Link-Provenance:           TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-PROVENANCE.
                                                            (line 37383)
* SetF Person-Link-Rel:                  TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-REL.
                                                            (line 37408)
* SetF Person-Link-Url:                  TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-URL.
                                                            (line 37433)
* SetF Person-Link-Uuid:                 TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-UUID.
                                                            (line 37458)
* SetF Person-Sensitivep:                TOOTSVILLE PERSON-SENSITIVEP.
                                                            (line 37510)
* SetF Person-Surname:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-SURNAME.
                                                            (line 37535)
* SetF Person-Uuid:                      TOOTSVILLE PERSON-UUID.
                                                            (line 37559)
* SetF Place-Altitude:                   TOOTSVILLE PLACE-ALTITUDE.
                                                            (line 37646)
* SetF Place-Appearance:                 TOOTSVILLE PLACE-APPEARANCE.
                                                            (line 37671)
* SetF Place-Attributes:                 TOOTSVILLE PLACE-ATTRIBUTES.
                                                            (line 37696)
* SetF Place-Kind:                       TOOTSVILLE PLACE-KIND.
                                                            (line 37734)
* SetF Place-Latitude:                   TOOTSVILLE PLACE-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 37759)
* SetF Place-Longitude:                  TOOTSVILLE PLACE-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 37784)
* SetF Place-Shape:                      TOOTSVILLE PLACE-SHAPE.
                                                            (line 37821)
* SetF Place-Uuid:                       TOOTSVILLE PLACE-UUID.
                                                            (line 37887)
* SetF Place-World:                      TOOTSVILLE PLACE-WORLD.
                                                            (line 37911)
* SetF Pre-Login-Commands:               TOOTSVILLE PRE-LOGIN-COMMANDS.
                                                            (line 38198)
* SetF Quaestor-Event-Completedp:        TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-COMPLETEDP.
                                                            (line 38453)
* SetF Quaestor-Event-Ended-At:          TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-ENDED-AT.
                                                            (line 38478)
* SetF Quaestor-Event-Fairy-Dust:        TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-FAIRY-DUST.
                                                            (line 38503)
* SetF Quaestor-Event-Item:              TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-ITEM.
                                                            (line 38528)
* SetF Quaestor-Event-Medal:             TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-MEDAL.
                                                            (line 38553)
* SetF Quaestor-Event-Peanuts:           TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-PEANUTS.
                                                            (line 38592)
* SetF Quaestor-Event-Score:             TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-SCORE.
                                                            (line 38617)
* SetF Quaestor-Event-Source:            TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-SOURCE.
                                                            (line 38642)
* SetF Quaestor-Event-Started-At:        TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-STARTED-AT.
                                                            (line 38667)
* SetF Quaestor-Event-Started-By:        TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-STARTED-BY.
                                                            (line 38692)
* SetF Quaestor-Event-Uuid:              TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-UUID.
                                                            (line 38717)
* SetF Random-Key:                       TOOTSVILLE RANDOM-KEY.
                                                            (line 38888)
* SetF Robot-Course:                     TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-COURSE.
                                                            (line 39409)
* SetF Robot-Has-Heard:                  TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-HAS-HEARD.
                                                            (line 39543)
* SetF Robot-Mode:                       TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-MODE.
                                                            (line 39655)
* SetF Sms-Destination:                  TOOTSVILLE SMS-DESTINATION.
                                                            (line 40468)
* SetF Sms-Message:                      TOOTSVILLE SMS-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 40492)
* SetF Sms-Mmsp:                         TOOTSVILLE SMS-MMSP.
                                                            (line 40531)
* SetF Sms-Sender:                       TOOTSVILLE SMS-SENDER.
                                                            (line 40568)
* SetF Sms-Uuid:                         TOOTSVILLE SMS-UUID.
                                                            (line 40592)
* SetF Store-Item-Currency:              TOOTSVILLE STORE-ITEM-CURRENCY.
                                                            (line 41106)
* SetF Store-Item-Price:                 TOOTSVILLE STORE-ITEM-PRICE.
                                                            (line 41144)
* SetF Store-Item-Qty:                   TOOTSVILLE STORE-ITEM-QTY.
                                                            (line 41169)
* SetF Store-Item-Template:              TOOTSVILLE STORE-ITEM-TEMPLATE.
                                                            (line 41194)
* SetF Store-Item-Uuid:                  TOOTSVILLE STORE-ITEM-UUID.
                                                            (line 41219)
* SetF Taskmaster-Thread-Pool:           THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER TASKMASTER-THREAD-POOL.
                                                            (line  9577)
* SetF Taskmaster-Thread-Pool-Channel:   THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER TASKMASTER-THREAD-POOL-CHANNEL.
                                                            (line  9592)
* SetF Tcp-Client-Buffer:                TOOTSVILLE TCP-CLIENT-BUFFER.
                                                            (line 41443)
* SetF Tcp-Client-Expected-Length:       TOOTSVILLE TCP-CLIENT-EXPECTED-LENGTH.
                                                            (line 41468)
* SetF Tcp-Client-Peer:                  TOOTSVILLE TCP-CLIENT-PEER.
                                                            (line 41506)
* SetF Tcp-Client-Socket:                TOOTSVILLE TCP-CLIENT-SOCKET.
                                                            (line 41531)
* SetF Terrain-Height-Latitude:          TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN-HEIGHT-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 41777)
* SetF Terrain-Height-Longitude:         TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN-HEIGHT-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 41802)
* SetF Terrain-Height-Terrain:           TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN-HEIGHT-TERRAIN.
                                                            (line 41841)
* SetF Terrain-Height-World:             TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN-HEIGHT-WORLD.
                                                            (line 41866)
* SetF Toot:                             TOOTSVILLE TOOT.   (line 42153)
* SetF Toot-Avatar:                      TOOTSVILLE TOOT-AVATAR.
                                                            (line 42211)
* SetF Toot-Avatar-Scale-X:              TOOTSVILLE TOOT-AVATAR-SCALE-X.
                                                            (line 42236)
* SetF Toot-Avatar-Scale-Y:              TOOTSVILLE TOOT-AVATAR-SCALE-Y.
                                                            (line 42261)
* SetF Toot-Avatar-Scale-Z:              TOOTSVILLE TOOT-AVATAR-SCALE-Z.
                                                            (line 42286)
* SetF Toot-Base-Color:                  TOOTSVILLE TOOT-BASE-COLOR.
                                                            (line 42311)
* SetF Toot-Child-Code:                  TOOTSVILLE TOOT-CHILD-CODE.
                                                            (line 42438)
* SetF Toot-Last-Active:                 TOOTSVILLE TOOT-LAST-ACTIVE.
                                                            (line 42763)
* SetF Toot-Name:                        TOOTSVILLE TOOT-NAME.
                                                            (line 42819)
* SetF Toot-Note:                        TOOTSVILLE TOOT-NOTE.
                                                            (line 42852)
* SetF Toot-Pad-Color:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PAD-COLOR.
                                                            (line 42890)
* SetF Toot-Pattern:                     TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PATTERN.
                                                            (line 42972)
* SetF Toot-Pattern-Color:               TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PATTERN-COLOR.
                                                            (line 42997)
* SetF Toot-Player:                      TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PLAYER.
                                                            (line 43101)
* SetF Toot-Position:                    TOOTSVILLE TOOT-POSITION.
                                                            (line 43130)
* SetF Toot-Quiesced-Altitude:           TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-ALTITUDE.
                                                            (line 43221)
* SetF Toot-Quiesced-Attribs:            TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-ATTRIBS.
                                                            (line 43246)
* SetF Toot-Quiesced-D3:                 TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-D3.
                                                            (line 43271)
* SetF Toot-Quiesced-Emotion:            TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-EMOTION.
                                                            (line 43310)
* SetF Toot-Quiesced-Latitude:           TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 43335)
* SetF Toot-Quiesced-Longitude:          TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 43360)
* SetF Toot-Quiesced-Observed:           TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-OBSERVED.
                                                            (line 43385)
* SetF Toot-Quiesced-Peer-Address:       TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-PEER-ADDRESS.
                                                            (line 43424)
* SetF Toot-Quiesced-Toot:               TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-TOOT.
                                                            (line 43449)
* SetF Toot-Quiesced-World:              TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-WORLD.
                                                            (line 43474)
* SetF Toot-Quiesced-Wtl:                TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-WTL.
                                                            (line 43499)
* SetF Toot-Uuid:                        TOOTSVILLE TOOT-UUID.
                                                            (line 43557)
* SetF Unimplemented-Feature:            TOOTSVILLE UNIMPLEMENTED-FEATURE.
                                                            (line 43794)
* SetF User-Account:                     TOOTSVILLE USER-ACCOUNT.
                                                            (line 43929)
* SetF Wear-Slot-Alternate:              TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-ALTERNATE.
                                                            (line 44343)
* SetF Wear-Slot-Avatar-Point:           TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-AVATAR-POINT.
                                                            (line 44368)
* SetF Wear-Slot-Id:                     TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-ID.
                                                            (line 44393)
* SetF Wear-Slot-Name:                   TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-NAME.
                                                            (line 44456)
* SetF Wear-Slot-Obstruct-Max:           TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-OBSTRUCT-MAX.
                                                            (line 44481)
* SetF Wear-Slot-Obstruct-Min:           TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-OBSTRUCT-MIN.
                                                            (line 44506)
* SetF Wear-Slot-Obstruct-Point:         TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-OBSTRUCT-POINT.
                                                            (line 44531)
* SetF Wear-Slot-Valence:                TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-VALENCE.
                                                            (line 44569)
* SetF Which-Toot-Is-Not-Yours:          TOOTSVILLE WHICH-TOOT-IS-NOT-YOURS.
                                                            (line 44657)
* SetF Wind-Vector-X-Magnitude:          TOOTSVILLE WIND-VECTOR-X-MAGNITUDE.
                                                            (line 44752)
* SetF Wind-Vector-Y-Magnitude:          TOOTSVILLE WIND-VECTOR-Y-MAGNITUDE.
                                                            (line 44777)
* SetF World-Moniker:                    TOOTSVILLE WORLD-MONIKER.
                                                            (line 45179)
* SetF World-Name:                       TOOTSVILLE WORLD-NAME.
                                                            (line 45238)
* SetF Wtl-Course-Altitude:              TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-ALTITUDE.
                                                            (line 45721)
* SetF Wtl-Course-End-Point:             TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-END-POINT.
                                                            (line 45746)
* SetF Wtl-Course-End-Time:              TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-END-TIME.
                                                            (line 45771)
* SetF Wtl-Course-Facing:                TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-FACING.
                                                            (line 45796)
* SetF Wtl-Course-Latitude:              TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 45821)
* SetF Wtl-Course-Longitude:             TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 45846)
* SetF Wtl-Course-Speed:                 TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-SPEED.
                                                            (line 45884)
* SetF Wtl-Course-Start-Point:           TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-START-POINT.
                                                            (line 45909)
* SetF Wtl-Course-Start-Time:            TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-START-TIME.
                                                            (line 45934)
* SetF Wtl-Course-World:                 TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-WORLD.
                                                            (line 45959)
* Setstafflevel:                         TOOTSVILLE-USER SETSTAFFLEVEL.
                                                            (line 12480)
* Setuvar:                               TOOTSVILLE-USER SETUVAR.
                                                            (line 12499)
* Setvar:                                TOOTSVILLE-USER SETVAR.
                                                            (line 12542)
* Sha1-Hash:                             TOOTSVILLE SHA1-HASH.
                                                            (line 40252)
* Sha1-Hex:                              TOOTSVILLE SHA1-HEX.
                                                            (line 40267)
* Shanghai:                              TOOTSVILLE-USER SHANGHAI.
                                                            (line 12590)
* Shift-Contour-Point:                   TOOTSVILLE SHIFT-CONTOUR-POINT.
                                                            (line 40327)
* Shout:                                 TOOTSVILLE-USER SHOUT.
                                                            (line 12609)
* Sinus:                                 TOOTSVILLE SINUS.  (line 40343)
* Sky-Contents:                          TOOTSVILLE SKY-CONTENTS.
                                                            (line 40358)
* Sky-Room-Var:                          TOOTSVILLE SKY-ROOM-VAR.
                                                            (line 40372)
* Slot-Values:                           TOOTSVILLE SLOT-VALUES.
                                                            (line 40403)
* Smoothe-Contour-200×200:               TOOTSVILLE SMOOTHE-CONTOUR-200×200.
                                                            (line 40419)
* Sms-Destination:                       TOOTSVILLE SMS-DESTINATION.
                                                            (line 40457)
* Sms-Destination, SetF:                 TOOTSVILLE SMS-DESTINATION.
                                                            (line 40469)
* Sms-Message:                           TOOTSVILLE SMS-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 40482)
* Sms-Message, SetF:                     TOOTSVILLE SMS-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 40493)
* Sms-Message-Index:                     TOOTSVILLE SMS-MESSAGE-INDEX.
                                                            (line 40506)
* Sms-Mmsp:                              TOOTSVILLE SMS-MMSP.
                                                            (line 40521)
* Sms-Mmsp, SetF:                        TOOTSVILLE SMS-MMSP.
                                                            (line 40532)
* Sms-P:                                 TOOTSVILLE SMS-P.  (line 40545)
* Sms-Sender:                            TOOTSVILLE SMS-SENDER.
                                                            (line 40558)
* Sms-Sender, SetF:                      TOOTSVILLE SMS-SENDER.
                                                            (line 40569)
* Sms-Uuid:                              TOOTSVILLE SMS-UUID.
                                                            (line 40582)
* Sms-Uuid, SetF:                        TOOTSVILLE SMS-UUID.
                                                            (line 40593)
* Spawn-Terrain:                         TOOTSVILLE SPAWN-TERRAIN.
                                                            (line 40696)
* Spawnroom:                             TOOTSVILLE-USER SPAWNROOM.
                                                            (line 12645)
* Spawnzone:                             TOOTSVILLE-USER SPAWNZONE.
                                                            (line 12696)
* Speak:                                 TOOTSVILLE-USER SPEAK.
                                                            (line 12723)
* Split-Backtrace:                       TOOTSVILLE SPLIT-BACKTRACE.
                                                            (line 40710)
* Split-Plist:                           TOOTSVILLE SPLIT-PLIST.
                                                            (line 40725)
* Square:                                TOOTSVILLE SQUARE. (line 40770)
* Ssl-Certificate:                       TOOTSVILLE SSL-CERTIFICATE.
                                                            (line 40783)
* Ssl-Private-Key:                       TOOTSVILLE SSL-PRIVATE-KEY.
                                                            (line 40796)
* Stamp-Toot-Passport:                   TOOTSVILLE STAMP-TOOT-PASSPORT.
                                                            (line 40809)
* Standard-Log-File:                     TOOTSVILLE STANDARD-LOG-FILE.
                                                            (line 40824)
* Start:                                 TOOTSVILLE START.  (line 40839)
* Start-Game-Metronome:                  TOOTSVILLE START-GAME-METRONOME.
                                                            (line 40871)
* Start-Hunchentoot:                     TOOTSVILLE START-HUNCHENTOOT.
                                                            (line 40885)
* Start-Production:                      TOOTSVILLE START-PRODUCTION.
                                                            (line 40902)
* Start-Purchase-Event:                  TOOTSVILLE START-PURCHASE-EVENT.
                                                            (line 40924)
* Start-Swank:                           TOOTSVILLE START-SWANK.
                                                            (line 40940)
* Start-Tcp-Listener:                    TOOTSVILLE START-TCP-LISTENER.
                                                            (line 40959)
* Stfu:                                  TOOTSVILLE-USER STFU.
                                                            (line 12751)
* Stop:                                  TOOTSVILLE STOP.   (line 40977)
* Stop-Game-Metronome:                   TOOTSVILLE STOP-GAME-METRONOME.
                                                            (line 40994)
* Stop-Listening-For-Websockets:         TOOTSVILLE STOP-LISTENING-FOR-WEBSOCKETS.
                                                            (line 41010)
* Stop-Production:                       TOOTSVILLE STOP-PRODUCTION.
                                                            (line 41026)
* Store-Info:                            TOOTSVILLE STORE-INFO.
                                                            (line 41039)
* Store-Item-Currency:                   TOOTSVILLE STORE-ITEM-CURRENCY.
                                                            (line 41095)
* Store-Item-Currency, SetF:             TOOTSVILLE STORE-ITEM-CURRENCY.
                                                            (line 41107)
* Store-Item-P:                          TOOTSVILLE STORE-ITEM-P.
                                                            (line 41120)
* Store-Item-Price:                      TOOTSVILLE STORE-ITEM-PRICE.
                                                            (line 41133)
* Store-Item-Price, SetF:                TOOTSVILLE STORE-ITEM-PRICE.
                                                            (line 41145)
* Store-Item-Qty:                        TOOTSVILLE STORE-ITEM-QTY.
                                                            (line 41158)
* Store-Item-Qty, SetF:                  TOOTSVILLE STORE-ITEM-QTY.
                                                            (line 41170)
* Store-Item-Template:                   TOOTSVILLE STORE-ITEM-TEMPLATE.
                                                            (line 41183)
* Store-Item-Template, SetF:             TOOTSVILLE STORE-ITEM-TEMPLATE.
                                                            (line 41195)
* Store-Item-Uuid:                       TOOTSVILLE STORE-ITEM-UUID.
                                                            (line 41208)
* Store-Item-Uuid, SetF:                 TOOTSVILLE STORE-ITEM-UUID.
                                                            (line 41220)
* String-All-Alpha-Chars-P:              TOOTSVILLE STRING-ALL-ALPHA-CHARS-P.
                                                            (line 41233)
* String-Length-2-P:                     TOOTSVILLE STRING-LENGTH-2-P.
                                                            (line 41248)
* Strip-After-Sem:                       TOOTSVILLE STRIP-AFTER-SEM.
                                                            (line 41263)
* Subheader-Field:                       TOOTSVILLE SUBHEADER-FIELD.
                                                            (line 41276)
* Sun-Position:                          TOOTSVILLE SUN-POSITION.
                                                            (line 41290)
* Swank-Connected-P:                     THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER SWANK-CONNECTED-P.
                                                            (line  9554)
* Swank-Connected-P <1>:                 TOOTSVILLE SWANK-CONNECTED-P.
                                                            (line 41336)
* Symbol-Is-Exported-P:                  ROLLBAR SYMBOL-IS-EXPORTED-P.
                                                            (line  9338)
* Symbol-Name-Can-Be-Unquoted-P:         ROLLBAR SYMBOL-NAME-CAN-BE-UNQUOTED-P.
                                                            (line  9353)
* Sync:                                  TOOTSVILLE SYNC.   (line 41351)
* Take-Item:                             TOOTSVILLE TAKE-ITEM.
                                                            (line 41364)
* Taskmaster-Thread-Pool:                THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER TASKMASTER-THREAD-POOL.
                                                            (line  9571)
* Taskmaster-Thread-Pool, SetF:          THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER TASKMASTER-THREAD-POOL.
                                                            (line  9578)
* Taskmaster-Thread-Pool-Channel:        THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER TASKMASTER-THREAD-POOL-CHANNEL.
                                                            (line  9586)
* Taskmaster-Thread-Pool-Channel, SetF:  THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER TASKMASTER-THREAD-POOL-CHANNEL.
                                                            (line  9593)
* Tcp-Bandwidth-Record:                  TOOTSVILLE TCP-BANDWIDTH-RECORD.
                                                            (line 41382)
* Tcp-Broadcast:                         TOOTSVILLE TCP-BROADCAST.
                                                            (line 41396)
* Tcp-Client-Buffer:                     TOOTSVILLE TCP-CLIENT-BUFFER.
                                                            (line 41432)
* Tcp-Client-Buffer, SetF:               TOOTSVILLE TCP-CLIENT-BUFFER.
                                                            (line 41444)
* Tcp-Client-Expected-Length:            TOOTSVILLE TCP-CLIENT-EXPECTED-LENGTH.
                                                            (line 41457)
* Tcp-Client-Expected-Length, SetF:      TOOTSVILLE TCP-CLIENT-EXPECTED-LENGTH.
                                                            (line 41469)
* Tcp-Client-P:                          TOOTSVILLE TCP-CLIENT-P.
                                                            (line 41482)
* Tcp-Client-Peer:                       TOOTSVILLE TCP-CLIENT-PEER.
                                                            (line 41495)
* Tcp-Client-Peer, SetF:                 TOOTSVILLE TCP-CLIENT-PEER.
                                                            (line 41507)
* Tcp-Client-Socket:                     TOOTSVILLE TCP-CLIENT-SOCKET.
                                                            (line 41520)
* Tcp-Client-Socket, SetF:               TOOTSVILLE TCP-CLIENT-SOCKET.
                                                            (line 41532)
* Tcp-Format-Error:                      TOOTSVILLE TCP-FORMAT-ERROR.
                                                            (line 41545)
* Tcp-Handle-Peer-Request:               TOOTSVILLE TCP-HANDLE-PEER-REQUEST.
                                                            (line 41562)
* Tcp-Process-Packet:                    TOOTSVILLE TCP-PROCESS-PACKET.
                                                            (line 41576)
* Tcp-Reply:                             TOOTSVILLE TCP-REPLY.
                                                            (line 41590)
* Tcp-Socket-Input:                      TOOTSVILLE TCP-SOCKET-INPUT.
                                                            (line 41604)
* Tcp-Stream-Authenticate:               TOOTSVILLE TCP-STREAM-AUTHENTICATE.
                                                            (line 41618)
* Tcp-Unicast:                           TOOTSVILLE TCP-UNICAST.
                                                            (line 41639)
* Template->Openapi:                     TOOTSVILLE TEMPLATE->OPENAPI.
                                                            (line 41659)
* Template-Match:                        TOOTSVILLE TEMPLATE-MATCH.
                                                            (line 41674)
* Terrain:                               TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN.
                                                            (line 41693)
* Terrain-Db-Key:                        TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN-DB-KEY.
                                                            (line 41712)
* Terrain-Exists-P:                      TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN-EXISTS-P.
                                                            (line 41726)
* Terrain-Height-Latitude:               TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN-HEIGHT-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 41766)
* Terrain-Height-Latitude, SetF:         TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN-HEIGHT-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 41778)
* Terrain-Height-Longitude:              TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN-HEIGHT-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 41791)
* Terrain-Height-Longitude, SetF:        TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN-HEIGHT-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 41803)
* Terrain-Height-P:                      TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN-HEIGHT-P.
                                                            (line 41816)
* Terrain-Height-Terrain:                TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN-HEIGHT-TERRAIN.
                                                            (line 41830)
* Terrain-Height-Terrain, SetF:          TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN-HEIGHT-TERRAIN.
                                                            (line 41842)
* Terrain-Height-World:                  TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN-HEIGHT-WORLD.
                                                            (line 41855)
* Terrain-Height-World, SetF:            TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN-HEIGHT-WORLD.
                                                            (line 41867)
* Terrain/ Add-Cactus:                   TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN/ ADD-CACTUS.
                                                            (line 41880)
* Terrain/ Add-Flowers:                  TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN/ ADD-FLOWERS.
                                                            (line 41895)
* Terrain/ Add-Log:                      TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN/ ADD-LOG.
                                                            (line 41910)
* Terrain/ Add-Mushrooms:                TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN/ ADD-MUSHROOMS.
                                                            (line 41925)
* Terrain/ Add-Shaddow-Bush:             TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN/ ADD-SHADDOW-BUSH.
                                                            (line 41940)
* Terrain/ Add-Shaddow-Pit:              TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN/ ADD-SHADDOW-PIT.
                                                            (line 41955)
* Terrain/ Add-Shaddow-Stalagmite:       TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN/ ADD-SHADDOW-STALAGMITE.
                                                            (line 41970)
* Terrain/ Add-Small-Pond:               TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN/ ADD-SMALL-POND.
                                                            (line 41985)
* Terrain/ Add-Tree:                     TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN/ ADD-TREE.
                                                            (line 42001)
* Terrain/ Connect-Streams:              TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN/ CONNECT-STREAMS.
                                                            (line 42016)
* Terrain/ Stream-Present-P:             TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN/ STREAM-PRESENT-P.
                                                            (line 42030)
* Testcensor:                            TOOTSVILLE-USER TESTCENSOR.
                                                            (line 12795)
* Texi-Ref:                              TOOTSVILLE TEXI-REF.
                                                            (line 42058)
* This-Month:                            CHŒROGRYLLUM THIS-MONTH.
                                                            (line  8212)
* This-Year:                             CHŒROGRYLLUM THIS-YEAR.
                                                            (line  8225)
* Three-Chars-In-A-Row-P:                TOOTSVILLE THREE-CHARS-IN-A-ROW-P.
                                                            (line 42079)
* Tick-Weather-Day:                      TOOTSVILLE TICK-WEATHER-DAY.
                                                            (line 42098)
* Tick-Weather-Minute:                   TOOTSVILLE TICK-WEATHER-MINUTE.
                                                            (line 42127)
* Toot:                                  TOOTSVILLE TOOT.   (line 42141)
* Toot, SetF:                            TOOTSVILLE TOOT.   (line 42154)
* Toot-Avatar:                           TOOTSVILLE TOOT-AVATAR.
                                                            (line 42201)
* Toot-Avatar, SetF:                     TOOTSVILLE TOOT-AVATAR.
                                                            (line 42212)
* Toot-Avatar-Scale-X:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-AVATAR-SCALE-X.
                                                            (line 42225)
* Toot-Avatar-Scale-X, SetF:             TOOTSVILLE TOOT-AVATAR-SCALE-X.
                                                            (line 42237)
* Toot-Avatar-Scale-Y:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-AVATAR-SCALE-Y.
                                                            (line 42250)
* Toot-Avatar-Scale-Y, SetF:             TOOTSVILLE TOOT-AVATAR-SCALE-Y.
                                                            (line 42262)
* Toot-Avatar-Scale-Z:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-AVATAR-SCALE-Z.
                                                            (line 42275)
* Toot-Avatar-Scale-Z, SetF:             TOOTSVILLE TOOT-AVATAR-SCALE-Z.
                                                            (line 42287)
* Toot-Base-Color:                       TOOTSVILLE TOOT-BASE-COLOR.
                                                            (line 42300)
* Toot-Base-Color, SetF:                 TOOTSVILLE TOOT-BASE-COLOR.
                                                            (line 42312)
* Toot-Base-Color-Name-P:                TOOTSVILLE TOOT-BASE-COLOR-NAME-P.
                                                            (line 42338)
* Toot-Buddy-List:                       TOOTSVILLE TOOT-BUDDY-LIST.
                                                            (line 42353)
* Toot-Can-Afford-P:                     TOOTSVILLE TOOT-CAN-AFFORD-P.
                                                            (line 42367)
* Toot-Chat-Background-Color:            TOOTSVILLE TOOT-CHAT-BACKGROUND-COLOR.
                                                            (line 42382)
* Toot-Chat-Foreground-Color:            TOOTSVILLE TOOT-CHAT-FOREGROUND-COLOR.
                                                            (line 42404)
* Toot-Child-Code:                       TOOTSVILLE TOOT-CHILD-CODE.
                                                            (line 42427)
* Toot-Child-Code, SetF:                 TOOTSVILLE TOOT-CHILD-CODE.
                                                            (line 42439)
* Toot-Childp:                           TOOTSVILLE TOOT-CHILDP.
                                                            (line 42452)
* Toot-Clothes+Pattern:                  TOOTSVILLE TOOT-CLOTHES+PATTERN.
                                                            (line 42465)
* Toot-Contacts:                         TOOTSVILLE TOOT-CONTACTS.
                                                            (line 42480)
* Toot-Equipped-Item:                    TOOTSVILLE TOOT-EQUIPPED-ITEM.
                                                            (line 42493)
* Toot-Fairy-Dust:                       TOOTSVILLE TOOT-FAIRY-DUST.
                                                            (line 42507)
* Toot-Has-Item-P:                       TOOTSVILLE TOOT-HAS-ITEM-P.
                                                            (line 42523)
* Toot-Info:                             TOOTSVILLE TOOT-INFO.
                                                            (line 42542)
* Toot-Inventory:                        TOOTSVILLE TOOT-INVENTORY.
                                                            (line 42715)
* Toot-Join-Message:                     TOOTSVILLE TOOT-JOIN-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 42736)
* Toot-Last-Active:                      TOOTSVILLE TOOT-LAST-ACTIVE.
                                                            (line 42752)
* Toot-Last-Active, SetF:                TOOTSVILLE TOOT-LAST-ACTIVE.
                                                            (line 42764)
* Toot-List-Message:                     TOOTSVILLE TOOT-LIST-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 42777)
* Toot-Name:                             TOOTSVILLE TOOT-NAME.
                                                            (line 42809)
* Toot-Name, SetF:                       TOOTSVILLE TOOT-NAME.
                                                            (line 42820)
* Toot-Note:                             TOOTSVILLE TOOT-NOTE.
                                                            (line 42842)
* Toot-Note, SetF:                       TOOTSVILLE TOOT-NOTE.
                                                            (line 42853)
* Toot-P:                                TOOTSVILLE TOOT-P. (line 42866)
* Toot-Pad-Color:                        TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PAD-COLOR.
                                                            (line 42879)
* Toot-Pad-Color, SetF:                  TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PAD-COLOR.
                                                            (line 42891)
* Toot-Pad-Color-Name-P:                 TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PAD-COLOR-NAME-P.
                                                            (line 42916)
* Toot-Passport-Stamped-P:               TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PASSPORT-STAMPED-P.
                                                            (line 42931)
* Toot-Passport-Stamps:                  TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PASSPORT-STAMPS.
                                                            (line 42946)
* Toot-Pattern:                          TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PATTERN.
                                                            (line 42961)
* Toot-Pattern, SetF:                    TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PATTERN.
                                                            (line 42973)
* Toot-Pattern-Color:                    TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PATTERN-COLOR.
                                                            (line 42986)
* Toot-Pattern-Color, SetF:              TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PATTERN-COLOR.
                                                            (line 42998)
* Toot-Pattern-Color-Name-P:             TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PATTERN-COLOR-NAME-P.
                                                            (line 43021)
* Toot-Pattern-Name-P:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PATTERN-NAME-P.
                                                            (line 43046)
* Toot-Peanuts:                          TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PEANUTS.
                                                            (line 43061)
* Toot-Player:                           TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PLAYER.
                                                            (line 43091)
* Toot-Player, SetF:                     TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PLAYER.
                                                            (line 43102)
* Toot-Position:                         TOOTSVILLE TOOT-POSITION.
                                                            (line 43115)
* Toot-Position, SetF:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-POSITION.
                                                            (line 43131)
* Toot-Presentation-Name:                TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PRESENTATION-NAME.
                                                            (line 43139)
* Toot-Private-Message:                  TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PRIVATE-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 43158)
* Toot-Quiesced-Altitude:                TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-ALTITUDE.
                                                            (line 43210)
* Toot-Quiesced-Altitude, SetF:          TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-ALTITUDE.
                                                            (line 43222)
* Toot-Quiesced-Attribs:                 TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-ATTRIBS.
                                                            (line 43235)
* Toot-Quiesced-Attribs, SetF:           TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-ATTRIBS.
                                                            (line 43247)
* Toot-Quiesced-D3:                      TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-D3.
                                                            (line 43260)
* Toot-Quiesced-D3, SetF:                TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-D3.
                                                            (line 43272)
* Toot-Quiesced-Data:                    TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-DATA.
                                                            (line 43285)
* Toot-Quiesced-Emotion:                 TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-EMOTION.
                                                            (line 43299)
* Toot-Quiesced-Emotion, SetF:           TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-EMOTION.
                                                            (line 43311)
* Toot-Quiesced-Latitude:                TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 43324)
* Toot-Quiesced-Latitude, SetF:          TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 43336)
* Toot-Quiesced-Longitude:               TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 43349)
* Toot-Quiesced-Longitude, SetF:         TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 43361)
* Toot-Quiesced-Observed:                TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-OBSERVED.
                                                            (line 43374)
* Toot-Quiesced-Observed, SetF:          TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-OBSERVED.
                                                            (line 43386)
* Toot-Quiesced-P:                       TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-P.
                                                            (line 43399)
* Toot-Quiesced-Peer-Address:            TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-PEER-ADDRESS.
                                                            (line 43413)
* Toot-Quiesced-Peer-Address, SetF:      TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-PEER-ADDRESS.
                                                            (line 43425)
* Toot-Quiesced-Toot:                    TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-TOOT.
                                                            (line 43438)
* Toot-Quiesced-Toot, SetF:              TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-TOOT.
                                                            (line 43450)
* Toot-Quiesced-World:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-WORLD.
                                                            (line 43463)
* Toot-Quiesced-World, SetF:             TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-WORLD.
                                                            (line 43475)
* Toot-Quiesced-Wtl:                     TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-WTL.
                                                            (line 43488)
* Toot-Quiesced-Wtl, SetF:               TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-WTL.
                                                            (line 43500)
* Toot-Sms-Messages:                     TOOTSVILLE TOOT-SMS-MESSAGES.
                                                            (line 43513)
* Toot-Speak:                            TOOTSVILLE TOOT-SPEAK.
                                                            (line 43531)
* Toot-Uuid:                             TOOTSVILLE TOOT-UUID.
                                                            (line 43547)
* Toot-Uuid, SetF:                       TOOTSVILLE TOOT-UUID.
                                                            (line 43558)
* Tootsville-V-Banner:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOTSVILLE-V-BANNER.
                                                            (line 43599)
* Trace-Log-File:                        TOOTSVILLE TRACE-LOG-FILE.
                                                            (line 43613)
* Trace-Output-Heartbeat:                TOOTSVILLE TRACE-OUTPUT-HEARTBEAT.
                                                            (line 43628)
* Try-Reconnect-Toot-Name:               TOOTSVILLE TRY-RECONNECT-TOOT-NAME.
                                                            (line 43644)
* Two-Chars-In-A-Row-P:                  TOOTSVILLE TWO-CHARS-IN-A-ROW-P.
                                                            (line 43660)
* Un-Banhammer-Ip-Address:               TOOTSVILLE UN-BANHAMMER-IP-ADDRESS.
                                                            (line 43686)
* Unbuild:                               TOOTSVILLE-USER UNBUILD.
                                                            (line 12822)
* Unicast:                               TOOTSVILLE UNICAST.
                                                            (line 43700)
* Unimplemented-Feature:                 TOOTSVILLE UNIMPLEMENTED-FEATURE.
                                                            (line 43788)
* Unimplemented-Feature, SetF:           TOOTSVILLE UNIMPLEMENTED-FEATURE.
                                                            (line 43795)
* Update-Gravatar:                       TOOTSVILLE UPDATE-GRAVATAR.
                                                            (line 43837)
* Update-Toot-Last-Active:               TOOTSVILLE UPDATE-TOOT-LAST-ACTIVE.
                                                            (line 43865)
* Uri-To-Uuid:                           TOOTSVILLE URI-TO-UUID.
                                                            (line 43881)
* Url-To-String:                         TOOTSVILLE URL-TO-STRING.
                                                            (line 43896)
* User->Alist:                           TOOTSVILLE USER->ALIST.
                                                            (line 43911)
* User-Account:                          TOOTSVILLE USER-ACCOUNT.
                                                            (line 43924)
* User-Account, SetF:                    TOOTSVILLE USER-ACCOUNT.
                                                            (line 43930)
* User-Display-Name:                     TOOTSVILLE USER-DISPLAY-NAME.
                                                            (line 43938)
* User-Email:                            TOOTSVILLE USER-EMAIL.
                                                            (line 43952)
* User-Face:                             TOOTSVILLE USER-FACE.
                                                            (line 43968)
* User-Given-Name:                       TOOTSVILLE USER-GIVEN-NAME.
                                                            (line 43984)
* User-Id:                               TOOTSVILLE USER-ID.
                                                            (line 43998)
* User-Online-P:                         TOOTSVILLE USER-ONLINE-P.
                                                            (line 44012)
* User-Stream:                           TOOTSVILLE USER-STREAM.
                                                            (line 44027)
* User-Surname:                          TOOTSVILLE USER-SURNAME.
                                                            (line 44044)
* Uuid-String-P:                         TOOTSVILLE UUID-STRING-P.
                                                            (line 44058)
* Uuid-String-To-Base64:                 TOOTSVILLE UUID-STRING-TO-BASE64.
                                                            (line 44081)
* Uuid-To-Base64:                        TOOTSVILLE UUID-TO-BASE64.
                                                            (line 44098)
* Uuid-To-Uri:                           TOOTSVILLE UUID-TO-URI.
                                                            (line 44115)
* V:                                     TOOTSVILLE-USER V. (line 12857)
* Valid-Child-Code-P:                    TOOTSVILLE VALID-CHILD-CODE-P.
                                                            (line 44132)
* Validate-Dns-Value:                    DREAMHOST VALIDATE-DNS-VALUE.
                                                            (line  8613)
* Value-To-Texi:                         TOOTSVILLE VALUE-TO-TEXI.
                                                            (line 44150)
* Vanish-Item:                           TOOTSVILLE VANISH-ITEM.
                                                            (line 44168)
* Verbose-Log-File:                      TOOTSVILLE VERBOSE-LOG-FILE.
                                                            (line 44183)
* Verbosebugs:                           TOOTSVILLE-USER VERBOSEBUGS.
                                                            (line 12894)
* Version-Info-For:                      TOOTSVILLE VERSION-INFO-FOR.
                                                            (line 44198)
* Version-Info-List:                     TOOTSVILLE VERSION-INFO-LIST.
                                                            (line 44212)
* Version-Info-Report:                   TOOTSVILLE VERSION-INFO-REPORT.
                                                            (line 44225)
* Version-Info-Report-String:            TOOTSVILLE VERSION-INFO-REPORT-STRING.
                                                            (line 44239)
* Wall:                                  TOOTSVILLE-USER WALL.
                                                            (line 12923)
* Wallet-Info:                           TOOTSVILLE WALLET-INFO.
                                                            (line 44253)
* Wallops:                               TOOTSVILLE-USER WALLOPS.
                                                            (line 12950)
* Wallzones:                             TOOTSVILLE-USER WALLZONES.
                                                            (line 12977)
* Wants-Json-P:                          TOOTSVILLE WANTS-JSON-P.
                                                            (line 44283)
* Warning!:                              ROLLBAR WARNING!.  (line  9369)
* Wear-Slot-Alternate:                   TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-ALTERNATE.
                                                            (line 44332)
* Wear-Slot-Alternate, SetF:             TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-ALTERNATE.
                                                            (line 44344)
* Wear-Slot-Avatar-Point:                TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-AVATAR-POINT.
                                                            (line 44357)
* Wear-Slot-Avatar-Point, SetF:          TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-AVATAR-POINT.
                                                            (line 44369)
* Wear-Slot-Id:                          TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-ID.
                                                            (line 44382)
* Wear-Slot-Id, SetF:                    TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-ID.
                                                            (line 44394)
* Wear-Slot-Info:                        TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-INFO.
                                                            (line 44407)
* Wear-Slot-Name:                        TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-NAME.
                                                            (line 44445)
* Wear-Slot-Name, SetF:                  TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-NAME.
                                                            (line 44457)
* Wear-Slot-Obstruct-Max:                TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-OBSTRUCT-MAX.
                                                            (line 44470)
* Wear-Slot-Obstruct-Max, SetF:          TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-OBSTRUCT-MAX.
                                                            (line 44482)
* Wear-Slot-Obstruct-Min:                TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-OBSTRUCT-MIN.
                                                            (line 44495)
* Wear-Slot-Obstruct-Min, SetF:          TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-OBSTRUCT-MIN.
                                                            (line 44507)
* Wear-Slot-Obstruct-Point:              TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-OBSTRUCT-POINT.
                                                            (line 44520)
* Wear-Slot-Obstruct-Point, SetF:        TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-OBSTRUCT-POINT.
                                                            (line 44532)
* Wear-Slot-P:                           TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-P.
                                                            (line 44545)
* Wear-Slot-Valence:                     TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-VALENCE.
                                                            (line 44558)
* Wear-Slot-Valence, SetF:               TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-VALENCE.
                                                            (line 44570)
* Websocket-Authenticate:                TOOTSVILLE WEBSOCKET-AUTHENTICATE.
                                                            (line 44597)
* Whatis:                                TOOTSVILLE-USER WHATIS.
                                                            (line 13010)
* Whereami:                              TOOTSVILLE-USER WHEREAMI.
                                                            (line 13038)
* Whereis:                               TOOTSVILLE-USER WHEREIS.
                                                            (line 13069)
* Which-Toot-Is-Not-Yours:               TOOTSVILLE WHICH-TOOT-IS-NOT-YOURS.
                                                            (line 44651)
* Which-Toot-Is-Not-Yours, SetF:         TOOTSVILLE WHICH-TOOT-IS-NOT-YOURS.
                                                            (line 44658)
* Whitespace-Char-P:                     TOOTSVILLE WHITESPACE-CHAR-P.
                                                            (line 44666)
* Whitespacep:                           TOOTSVILLE WHITESPACEP.
                                                            (line 44680)
* Who:                                   TOOTSVILLE-USER WHO.
                                                            (line 13108)
* Who-Is-Connected:                      TOOTSVILLE WHO-IS-CONNECTED.
                                                            (line 44693)
* Whoami:                                TOOTSVILLE-USER WHOAMI.
                                                            (line 13140)
* Whoareyou:                             TOOTSVILLE-USER WHOAREYOU.
                                                            (line 13175)
* Wind-Vector-P:                         TOOTSVILLE WIND-VECTOR-P.
                                                            (line 44728)
* Wind-Vector-X-Magnitude:               TOOTSVILLE WIND-VECTOR-X-MAGNITUDE.
                                                            (line 44741)
* Wind-Vector-X-Magnitude, SetF:         TOOTSVILLE WIND-VECTOR-X-MAGNITUDE.
                                                            (line 44753)
* Wind-Vector-Y-Magnitude:               TOOTSVILLE WIND-VECTOR-Y-MAGNITUDE.
                                                            (line 44766)
* Wind-Vector-Y-Magnitude, SetF:         TOOTSVILLE WIND-VECTOR-Y-MAGNITUDE.
                                                            (line 44778)
* Wind-X:                                TOOTSVILLE WIND-X. (line 44791)
* Wind-Y:                                TOOTSVILLE WIND-Y. (line 44806)
* With-Cluster-Wide-Lock-Held:           TOOTSVILLE WITH-CLUSTER-WIDE-LOCK-HELD.
                                                            (line 44821)
* With-Configuration:                    ROLLBAR WITH-CONFIGURATION.
                                                            (line  9389)
* With-Continuable-Errors-Skipped:       TOOTSVILLE WITH-CONTINUABLE-ERRORS-SKIPPED.
                                                            (line 44864)
* With-Dbi:                              TOOTSVILLE WITH-DBI.
                                                            (line 44878)
* With-Errors-As-Http:                   TOOTSVILLE WITH-ERRORS-AS-HTTP.
                                                            (line 44892)
* With-Gather:                           TWILIO WITH-GATHER.
                                                            (line 47127)
* With-Http-Conditions:                  TOOTSVILLE WITH-HTTP-CONDITIONS.
                                                            (line 44912)
* With-Http-Errors-As-Infinity-Errors:   TOOTSVILLE WITH-HTTP-ERRORS-AS-INFINITY-ERRORS.
                                                            (line 44926)
* With-Local-Toot:                       TOOTSVILLE WITH-LOCAL-TOOT.
                                                            (line 44940)
* With-Local-User:                       TOOTSVILLE WITH-LOCAL-USER.
                                                            (line 44955)
* With-Maintenance-Times:                TOOTSVILLE WITH-MAINTENANCE-TIMES.
                                                            (line 44970)
* With-Memcached-Query:                  TOOTSVILLE WITH-MEMCACHED-QUERY.
                                                            (line 44984)
* With-Mulligan-Handlers:                THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER WITH-MULLIGAN-HANDLERS.
                                                            (line  9631)
* With-Pool-Thread-Restarts:             THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER WITH-POOL-THREAD-RESTARTS.
                                                            (line  9645)
* With-Posted-Json:                      TOOTSVILLE WITH-POSTED-JSON.
                                                            (line 45000)
* With-Rollbar-For-Debugger:             ROLLBAR WITH-ROLLBAR-FOR-DEBUGGER.
                                                            (line  9408)
* With-Score-In-Range:                   TOOTSVILLE WITH-SCORE-IN-RANGE.
                                                            (line 45032)
* With-Standard-Streams-To-String:       TOOTSVILLE WITH-STANDARD-STREAMS-TO-STRING.
                                                            (line 45049)
* With-Twilio-Params:                    TWILIO WITH-TWILIO-PARAMS.
                                                            (line 47143)
* With-User:                             TOOTSVILLE WITH-USER.
                                                            (line 45063)
* With-Websocket-Disconnections:         TOOTSVILLE WITH-WEBSOCKET-DISCONNECTIONS.
                                                            (line 45077)
* Without-Medal:                         TOOTSVILLE WITHOUT-MEDAL.
                                                            (line 45093)
* Without-Sem:                           TOOTSVILLE WITHOUT-SEM.
                                                            (line 45109)
* World:                                 TOOTSVILLE WORLD.  (line 45124)
* World-Mistp:                           TOOTSVILLE WORLD-MISTP.
                                                            (line 45154)
* World-Moniker:                         TOOTSVILLE WORLD-MONIKER.
                                                            (line 45168)
* World-Moniker, SetF:                   TOOTSVILLE WORLD-MONIKER.
                                                            (line 45180)
* World-Moniker-P:                       TOOTSVILLE WORLD-MONIKER-P.
                                                            (line 45200)
* World-Name:                            TOOTSVILLE WORLD-NAME.
                                                            (line 45228)
* World-Name, SetF:                      TOOTSVILLE WORLD-NAME.
                                                            (line 45239)
* World-P:                               TOOTSVILLE WORLD-P.
                                                            (line 45252)
* Write-Class-Docs:                      TOOTSVILLE WRITE-CLASS-DOCS.
                                                            (line 45265)
* Write-Docs:                            TOOTSVILLE WRITE-DOCS.
                                                            (line 45282)
* Write-Docs-Header:                     TOOTSVILLE WRITE-DOCS-HEADER.
                                                            (line 45299)
* Write-Documentation:                   TOOTSVILLE WRITE-DOCUMENTATION.
                                                            (line 45313)
* Write-Function-Docs:                   TOOTSVILLE WRITE-FUNCTION-DOCS.
                                                            (line 45331)
* Write-Setf-Docs:                       TOOTSVILLE WRITE-SETF-DOCS.
                                                            (line 45346)
* Write-Staff-Journal-Entry:             TOOTSVILLE WRITE-STAFF-JOURNAL-ENTRY.
                                                            (line 45361)
* Ws-Approve-Toot:                       TOOTSVILLE WS-APPROVE-TOOT.
                                                            (line 45384)
* Ws-Bandwidth-By-Source:                TOOTSVILLE-USER WS-BANDWIDTH-BY-SOURCE.
                                                            (line 13217)
* Ws-Bandwidth-By-Source <1>:            TOOTSVILLE WS-BANDWIDTH-BY-SOURCE.
                                                            (line 45401)
* Ws-Bandwidth-Record:                   TOOTSVILLE WS-BANDWIDTH-RECORD.
                                                            (line 45415)
* Ws-Broadcast:                          TOOTSVILLE WS-BROADCAST.
                                                            (line 45433)
* Ws-Deny-Toot:                          TOOTSVILLE WS-DENY-TOOT.
                                                            (line 45467)
* Ws-Evacuate-All:                       TOOTSVILLE WS-EVACUATE-ALL.
                                                            (line 45484)
* Ws-Kick:                               TOOTSVILLE WS-KICK.
                                                            (line 45503)
* Ws-Kick-Other-Streams-For-User:        TOOTSVILLE WS-KICK-OTHER-STREAMS-FOR-USER.
                                                            (line 45518)
* Ws-Perform-Sign-In:                    TOOTSVILLE WS-PERFORM-SIGN-IN.
                                                            (line 45534)
* Ws-Reply:                              TOOTSVILLE WS-REPLY.
                                                            (line 45555)
* Ws-Sign-In-User:                       TOOTSVILLE WS-SIGN-IN-USER.
                                                            (line 45571)
* Ws-Stats:                              TOOTSVILLE-USER WS-STATS.
                                                            (line 13244)
* Ws-Stats <1>:                          TOOTSVILLE WS-STATS.
                                                            (line 45591)
* Ws-Stats-Reset-All:                    TOOTSVILLE WS-STATS-RESET-ALL.
                                                            (line 45606)
* Ws-To-Infinity:                        TOOTSVILLE WS-TO-INFINITY.
                                                            (line 45619)
* Ws-Unicast:                            TOOTSVILLE WS-UNICAST.
                                                            (line 45633)
* Ws-Without-Login:                      TOOTSVILLE WS-WITHOUT-LOGIN.
                                                            (line 45648)
* Wtl-Course:                            TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE.
                                                            (line 45662)
* Wtl-Course-Altitude:                   TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-ALTITUDE.
                                                            (line 45710)
* Wtl-Course-Altitude, SetF:             TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-ALTITUDE.
                                                            (line 45722)
* Wtl-Course-End-Point:                  TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-END-POINT.
                                                            (line 45735)
* Wtl-Course-End-Point, SetF:            TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-END-POINT.
                                                            (line 45747)
* Wtl-Course-End-Time:                   TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-END-TIME.
                                                            (line 45760)
* Wtl-Course-End-Time, SetF:             TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-END-TIME.
                                                            (line 45772)
* Wtl-Course-Facing:                     TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-FACING.
                                                            (line 45785)
* Wtl-Course-Facing, SetF:               TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-FACING.
                                                            (line 45797)
* Wtl-Course-Latitude:                   TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 45810)
* Wtl-Course-Latitude, SetF:             TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 45822)
* Wtl-Course-Longitude:                  TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 45835)
* Wtl-Course-Longitude, SetF:            TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 45847)
* Wtl-Course-P:                          TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-P.
                                                            (line 45860)
* Wtl-Course-Speed:                      TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-SPEED.
                                                            (line 45873)
* Wtl-Course-Speed, SetF:                TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-SPEED.
                                                            (line 45885)
* Wtl-Course-Start-Point:                TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-START-POINT.
                                                            (line 45898)
* Wtl-Course-Start-Point, SetF:          TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-START-POINT.
                                                            (line 45910)
* Wtl-Course-Start-Time:                 TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-START-TIME.
                                                            (line 45923)
* Wtl-Course-Start-Time, SetF:           TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-START-TIME.
                                                            (line 45935)
* Wtl-Course-World:                      TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-WORLD.
                                                            (line 45948)
* Wtl-Course-World, SetF:                TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-WORLD.
                                                            (line 45960)
* Www-Uri-Like-P:                        TOOTSVILLE WWW-URI-LIKE-P.
                                                            (line 45985)
* Yesterday:                             TOOTSVILLE YESTERDAY.
                                                            (line 46000)
* Yield-Mariadb-Lock:                    TOOTSVILLE YIELD-MARIADB-LOCK.
                                                            (line 46015)
* Zoom:                                  TOOTSVILLE-USER ZOOM.
                                                            (line 13271)

A.3 Variables
=============

* Menu:

* *403.Json-Bytes*:                      TOOTSVILLE *403.JSON-BYTES*.
                                                            (line 13504)
* *Acceptors*:                           TOOTSVILLE *ACCEPTORS*.
                                                            (line 13513)
* *Access-Token*:                        ROLLBAR *ACCESS-TOKEN*.
                                                            (line  8631)
* *Api-Key*:                             DREAMHOST *API-KEY*.
                                                            (line  8241)
* *Application-Root*:                    TOOTSVILLE *APPLICATION-ROOT*.
                                                            (line 13525)
* *Async-Channel*:                       TOOTSVILLE *ASYNC-CHANNEL*.
                                                            (line 13537)
* *Async-Tasks*:                         TOOTSVILLE *ASYNC-TASKS*.
                                                            (line 13549)
* *Banhammer*:                           TOOTSVILLE *BANHAMMER*.
                                                            (line 13561)
* *Build-Date*:                          TOOTSVILLE *BUILD-DATE*.
                                                            (line 13573)
* *Cassandra-Blacklist*:                 TOOTSVILLE *CASSANDRA-BLACKLIST*.
                                                            (line 13586)
* *Cassandra-Redlist*:                   TOOTSVILLE *CASSANDRA-REDLIST*.
                                                            (line 13604)
* *Client*:                              TOOTSVILLE *CLIENT*.
                                                            (line 13621)
* *Cluster*:                             TOOTSVILLE *CLUSTER*.
                                                            (line 13633)
* *Code-Version*:                        ROLLBAR *CODE-VERSION*.
                                                            (line  8649)
* *Compilation*:                         TOOTSVILLE *COMPILATION*.
                                                            (line 13645)
* *Compiled*:                            TOOTSVILLE *COMPILED*.
                                                            (line 13658)
* *Config-File*:                         TOOTSVILLE *CONFIG-FILE*.
                                                            (line 13671)
* *Db*:                                  TOOTSVILLE *DB*.   (line 13683)
* *Dbi-Connection*:                      TOOTSVILLE *DBI-CONNECTION*.
                                                            (line 13695)
* *Developmentp*:                        THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER *DEVELOPMENTP*.
                                                            (line  9431)
* *Elevation-Map*:                       TOOTSVILLE *ELEVATION-MAP*.
                                                            (line 13707)
* *Endpoint-List*:                       TOOTSVILLE *ENDPOINT-LIST*.
                                                            (line 13720)
* *Endpoints*:                           TOOTSVILLE *ENDPOINTS*.
                                                            (line 13733)
* *Environment*:                         ROLLBAR *ENVIRONMENT*.
                                                            (line  8664)
* *Extensions-For-Content-Types*:        TOOTSVILLE *EXTENSIONS-FOR-CONTENT-TYPES*.
                                                            (line 14520)
* *Framework*:                           ROLLBAR *FRAMEWORK*.
                                                            (line  8680)
* *Google-Account-Keys-Refresh*:         TOOTSVILLE *GOOGLE-ACCOUNT-KEYS-REFRESH*.
                                                            (line 14529)
* *Habitat-Map*:                         TOOTSVILLE *HABITAT-MAP*.
                                                            (line 14542)
* *Http-Status-Message*:                 TOOTSVILLE *HTTP-STATUS-MESSAGE*.
                                                            (line 14557)
* *Humidity-Field*:                      TOOTSVILLE *HUMIDITY-FIELD*.
                                                            (line 14653)
* *Ice-Credentials*:                     TOOTSVILLE *ICE-CREDENTIALS*.
                                                            (line 14665)
* *Infinity-Ops*:                        TOOTSVILLE *INFINITY-OPS*.
                                                            (line 14673)
* *Infinity-Rest-Requests*:              TOOTSVILLE *INFINITY-REST-REQUESTS*.
                                                            (line 14681)
* *Infinity-Stream-Requests*:            TOOTSVILLE *INFINITY-STREAM-REQUESTS*.
                                                            (line 14690)
* *Infinity-Users*:                      TOOTSVILLE *INFINITY-USERS*.
                                                            (line 14699)
* *Infinity-Websocket-Resource*:         TOOTSVILLE *INFINITY-WEBSOCKET-RESOURCE*.
                                                            (line 14708)
* *Maintenance-Tasks-Performed*:         TOOTSVILLE *MAINTENANCE-TASKS-PERFORMED*.
                                                            (line 14717)
* *Metronome*:                           TOOTSVILLE *METRONOME*.
                                                            (line 14726)
* *Metronome-Next-Tick*:                 TOOTSVILLE *METRONOME-NEXT-TICK*.
                                                            (line 14734)
* *Metronome-Run*:                       TOOTSVILLE *METRONOME-RUN*.
                                                            (line 14746)
* *Metronome-Task-Lock*:                 TOOTSVILLE *METRONOME-TASK-LOCK*.
                                                            (line 14754)
* *Metronome-Tasks*:                     TOOTSVILLE *METRONOME-TASKS*.
                                                            (line 14766)
* *Motd*:                                TOOTSVILLE *MOTD*. (line 14774)
* *Mulligans*:                           THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER *MULLIGANS*.
                                                            (line  9439)
* *Npc-List*:                            TOOTSVILLE *NPC-LIST*.
                                                            (line 14791)
* *Person-Hook*:                         ROLLBAR *PERSON-HOOK*.
                                                            (line  8694)
* *Post-Tests-Queue*:                    TOOTSVILLE *POST-TESTS-QUEUE*.
                                                            (line 14842)
* *Robots*:                              TOOTSVILLE *ROBOTS*.
                                                            (line 14854)
* *Running-Main-Loop*:                   TOOTSVILLE *RUNNING-MAIN-LOOP*.
                                                            (line 14866)
* *Server*:                              ROLLBAR *SERVER*.  (line  8709)
* *Tcp-Clients*:                         TOOTSVILLE *TCP-CLIENTS*.
                                                            (line 14874)
* *Tcp-Listener*:                        TOOTSVILLE *TCP-LISTENER*.
                                                            (line 14883)
* *Tcp-Peer-Traffic*:                    TOOTSVILLE *TCP-PEER-TRAFFIC*.
                                                            (line 14891)
* *The-Metronome-Thread*:                TOOTSVILLE *THE-METRONOME-THREAD*.
                                                            (line 14899)
* *Toot*:                                TOOTSVILLE *TOOT*. (line 14912)
* *Trace-Output-Heartbeat-Time*:         TOOTSVILLE *TRACE-OUTPUT-HEARTBEAT-TIME*.
                                                            (line 14924)
* *User*:                                TOOTSVILLE *USER*. (line 14937)
* *Utc-Timezone*:                        TOOTSVILLE *UTC-TIMEZONE*.
                                                            (line 14949)
* *Valid-Notifier-Levels*:               ROLLBAR *VALID-NOTIFIER-LEVELS*.
                                                            (line  8722)
* *Verbose-Logging-Lock*:                TOOTSVILLE *VERBOSE-LOGGING-LOCK*.
                                                            (line 14966)
* *Weather-Kernel*:                      TOOTSVILLE *WEATHER-KERNEL*.
                                                            (line 14984)
* *Websocket-Server*:                    TOOTSVILLE *WEBSOCKET-SERVER*.
                                                            (line 14992)
* *Wind-Vector-Field*:                   TOOTSVILLE *WIND-VECTOR-FIELD*.
                                                            (line 15004)
* *Ws-Chars-Broadcast*:                  TOOTSVILLE *WS-CHARS-BROADCAST*.
                                                            (line 15016)
* *Ws-Chars-Received*:                   TOOTSVILLE *WS-CHARS-RECEIVED*.
                                                            (line 15031)
* *Ws-Chars-Unicast*:                    TOOTSVILLE *WS-CHARS-UNICAST*.
                                                            (line 15043)
* *Ws-Client-For-Toot*:                  TOOTSVILLE *WS-CLIENT-FOR-TOOT*.
                                                            (line 15055)
* *Ws-Client-For-User*:                  TOOTSVILLE *WS-CLIENT-FOR-USER*.
                                                            (line 15064)
* *Ws-Connections*:                      TOOTSVILLE *WS-CONNECTIONS*.
                                                            (line 15073)
* *Ws-Sign-Ins*:                         TOOTSVILLE *WS-SIGN-INS*.
                                                            (line 15086)
* *Ws-Surprise-Disconnects*:             TOOTSVILLE *WS-SURPRISE-DISCONNECTS*.
                                                            (line 15098)
* *Ws-Traffic-Commands*:                 TOOTSVILLE *WS-TRAFFIC-COMMANDS*.
                                                            (line 15111)
* *Ws-Traffic-From*:                     TOOTSVILLE *WS-TRAFFIC-FROM*.
                                                            (line 15120)
* *Ws-Traffic-Other*:                    TOOTSVILLE *WS-TRAFFIC-OTHER*.
                                                            (line 15129)
* +Alexa-Timestamp-Tolerance+:           TOOTSVILLE +ALEXA-TIMESTAMP-TOLERANCE+.
                                                            (line 15137)
* +Amazon-Cert-Chain-Url-Matching+:      TOOTSVILLE +AMAZON-CERT-CHAIN-URL-MATCHING+.
                                                            (line 15150)
* +Backtrace-Regex+:                     TOOTSVILLE +BACKTRACE-REGEX+.
                                                            (line 15164)
* +Builder-Toot-Hard-Hat-Template+:      TOOTSVILLE +BUILDER-TOOT-HARD-HAT-TEMPLATE+.
                                                            (line 15176)
* +Color24-Names+:                       TOOTSVILLE +COLOR24-NAMES+.
                                                            (line 15185)
* +Color24-Values+:                      TOOTSVILLE +COLOR24-VALUES+.
                                                            (line 15194)
* +Context-Forms+:                       ROLLBAR +CONTEXT-FORMS+.
                                                            (line  8734)
* +Credits+:                             TOOTSVILLE +CREDITS+.
                                                            (line 15203)
* +Doc-Packages+:                        TOOTSVILLE +DOC-PACKAGES+.
                                                            (line 15224)
* +Facing-Angles+:                       TOOTSVILLE +FACING-ANGLES+.
                                                            (line 15236)
* +Gravatar-Base-Uri+:                   TOOTSVILLE +GRAVATAR-BASE-URI+.
                                                            (line 15270)
* +Habitat-Colors+:                      TOOTSVILLE +HABITAT-COLORS+.
                                                            (line 15282)
* +Initial-T-Shirt-Colors+:              TOOTSVILLE +INITIAL-T-SHIRT-COLORS+.
                                                            (line 15295)
* +Max-Queue-Size-For-Thread-Pool+:      THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER +MAX-QUEUE-SIZE-FOR-THREAD-POOL+.
                                                            (line  9447)
* +Moon-Day+:                            TOOTSVILLE +MOON-DAY+.
                                                            (line 15304)
* +Moon-Year+:                           TOOTSVILLE +MOON-YEAR+.
                                                            (line 15312)
* +Other-Moon-Day+:                      TOOTSVILLE +OTHER-MOON-DAY+.
                                                            (line 15321)
* +Other-Moon-Year+:                     TOOTSVILLE +OTHER-MOON-YEAR+.
                                                            (line 15330)
* +Pink-Moon-Day+:                       TOOTSVILLE +PINK-MOON-DAY+.
                                                            (line 15339)
* +Pink-Moon-Year+:                      TOOTSVILLE +PINK-MOON-YEAR+.
                                                            (line 15348)
* +Pre-Login-Max-Commands+:              TOOTSVILLE +PRE-LOGIN-MAX-COMMANDS+.
                                                            (line 15357)
* +Pre-Login-Max-Time+:                  TOOTSVILLE +PRE-LOGIN-MAX-TIME+.
                                                            (line 15373)
* +Single-Core-Threads+:                 THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER +SINGLE-CORE-THREADS+.
                                                            (line  9459)
* +Supported-Languages+:                 TOOTSVILLE +SUPPORTED-LANGUAGES+.
                                                            (line 15388)
* +Threads-Per-Core+:                    THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER +THREADS-PER-CORE+.
                                                            (line  9471)
* +Toot-Base-Color-Names+:               TOOTSVILLE +TOOT-BASE-COLOR-NAMES+.
                                                            (line 15397)
* +Toot-Basic-Pattern-Names+:            TOOTSVILLE +TOOT-BASIC-PATTERN-NAMES+.
                                                            (line 15409)
* +Toot-Extended-Pattern-Names+:         TOOTSVILLE +TOOT-EXTENDED-PATTERN-NAMES+.
                                                            (line 15421)
* +Toot-Pad-Color-Names+:                TOOTSVILLE +TOOT-PAD-COLOR-NAMES+.
                                                            (line 15433)
* +Toot-Pattern-Color-Names+:            TOOTSVILLE +TOOT-PATTERN-COLOR-NAMES+.
                                                            (line 15445)
* +Unix-Time-In-Universal+:              TOOTSVILLE +UNIX-TIME-IN-UNIVERSAL+.
                                                            (line 15457)
* +Unix-Zero-In-Universal-Time+:         TOOTSVILLE +UNIX-ZERO-IN-UNIVERSAL-TIME+.
                                                            (line 15469)
* +Ws-Idle-Seconds+:                     TOOTSVILLE +WS-IDLE-SECONDS+.
                                                            (line 15482)
* Devel:                                 TOOTSVILLE devel.  (line 20312)
* Prod:                                  TOOTSVILLE prod.   (line 38276)
* Pull-Records-Cache:                    TOOTSVILLE PULL-RECORDS-CACHE.
                                                            (line 38327)
* Qa:                                    TOOTSVILLE qa.     (line 38335)
* Test:                                  TOOTSVILLE test.   (line 42050)

A.4 Data types
==============

* Menu:

* Avatar:                                TOOTSVILLE AVATAR. (line 15897)
* Avatar-Slot:                           TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-SLOT.
                                                            (line 16072)
* Bad-Request:                           TOOTSVILLE BAD-REQUEST.
                                                            (line 16259)
* Bad-Request <1>:                       TOOTSVILLE BAD-REQUEST.
                                                            (line 16265)
* Bad-Request <2>:                       TOOTSVILLE BAD-REQUEST.
                                                            (line 16272)
* Basic-8-Personality:                   TOOTSVILLE BASIC-8-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 16444)
* Chaos-Personality:                     TOOTSVILLE CHAOS-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 16747)
* Chaos-Personality <1>:                 TOOTSVILLE CHAOS-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 16753)
* Chaos-Personality <2>:                 TOOTSVILLE CHAOS-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 16760)
* Character-Music:                       TOOTSVILLE CHARACTER-MUSIC.
                                                            (line 16777)
* Child-Code:                            TOOTSVILLE CHILD-CODE.
                                                            (line 17223)
* Child-Request:                         TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST.
                                                            (line 17235)
* Cluster-Wide-Lock-Busy-Error:          TOOTSVILLE CLUSTER-WIDE-LOCK-BUSY-ERROR.
                                                            (line 17583)
* Cluster-Wide-Lock-Busy-Warning:        TOOTSVILLE CLUSTER-WIDE-LOCK-BUSY-WARNING.
                                                            (line 17597)
* Cluster-Wide-Lock-Condition:           TOOTSVILLE CLUSTER-WIDE-LOCK-CONDITION.
                                                            (line 17612)
* Cluster-Wide-Lock-Error:               TOOTSVILLE CLUSTER-WIDE-LOCK-ERROR.
                                                            (line 17626)
* Cluster-Wide-Lock-Not-Locked:          TOOTSVILLE CLUSTER-WIDE-LOCK-NOT-LOCKED.
                                                            (line 17641)
* Cluster-Wide-Lock-Not-Ours:            TOOTSVILLE CLUSTER-WIDE-LOCK-NOT-OURS.
                                                            (line 17656)
* Cname-Already-On-Record:               DREAMHOST CNAME-ALREADY-ON-RECORD.
                                                            (line  8256)
* Cname-Must-Be-Only-Record:             DREAMHOST CNAME-MUST-BE-ONLY-RECORD.
                                                            (line  8270)
* Color24:                               TOOTSVILLE COLOR24.
                                                            (line 17670)
* Contact:                               TOOTSVILLE CONTACT.
                                                            (line 18236)
* Credential:                            TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL.
                                                            (line 18951)
* Cupid-Personality:                     TOOTSVILLE CUPID-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 19194)
* Cupid-Personality <1>:                 TOOTSVILLE CUPID-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 19200)
* Cupid-Personality <2>:                 TOOTSVILLE CUPID-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 19207)
* Dns-Name:                              TOOTSVILLE DNS-NAME.
                                                            (line 20392)
* Doodle-Personality:                    TOOTSVILLE DOODLE-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 20566)
* Doodle-Personality <1>:                TOOTSVILLE DOODLE-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 20572)
* Doodle-Personality <2>:                TOOTSVILLE DOODLE-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 20579)
* Dottie-Personality:                    TOOTSVILLE DOTTIE-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 20596)
* Dottie-Personality <1>:                TOOTSVILLE DOTTIE-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 20602)
* Dottie-Personality <2>:                TOOTSVILLE DOTTIE-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 20609)
* Dreamhost-Api-Error:                   DREAMHOST DREAMHOST-API-ERROR.
                                                            (line  8356)
* Dreamhost-Api-Error-With-Details:      DREAMHOST DREAMHOST-API-ERROR-WITH-DETAILS.
                                                            (line  8370)
* Dreamhost-Api-Error-With-Details <1>:  DREAMHOST DREAMHOST-API-ERROR-WITH-DETAILS.
                                                            (line  8376)
* Dreamhost-Api-Error-With-Details <2>:  DREAMHOST DREAMHOST-API-ERROR-WITH-DETAILS.
                                                            (line  8383)
* Dreamhost-Api-Warning:                 DREAMHOST DREAMHOST-API-WARNING.
                                                            (line  8402)
* Endpoint:                              TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT.
                                                            (line 20753)
* Flora-Personality:                     TOOTSVILLE FLORA-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 26035)
* Flora-Personality <1>:                 TOOTSVILLE FLORA-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 26041)
* Flora-Personality <2>:                 TOOTSVILLE FLORA-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 26048)
* Game-Point:                            TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT.
                                                            (line 26840)
* Gone:                                  TOOTSVILLE GONE.   (line 27345)
* Gone <1>:                              TOOTSVILLE GONE.   (line 27354)
* Gone <2>:                              TOOTSVILLE GONE.   (line 27364)
* Gossip-Initiation:                     TOOTSVILLE GOSSIP-INITIATION.
                                                            (line 27387)
* Harmony-Personality:                   TOOTSVILLE HARMONY-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 27698)
* Harmony-Personality <1>:               TOOTSVILLE HARMONY-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 27704)
* Harmony-Personality <2>:               TOOTSVILLE HARMONY-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 27711)
* Holiday-Special-Personality:           TOOTSVILLE HOLIDAY-SPECIAL-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 27745)
* Http-Client-Error:                     TOOTSVILLE HTTP-CLIENT-ERROR.
                                                            (line 27824)
* Http-Client-Error <1>:                 TOOTSVILLE HTTP-CLIENT-ERROR.
                                                            (line 27833)
* Http-Client-Error <2>:                 TOOTSVILLE HTTP-CLIENT-ERROR.
                                                            (line 27843)
* Http-Error:                            ROLLBAR HTTP-ERROR.
                                                            (line  8996)
* Http-Idempotent-Request-Method:        TOOTSVILLE HTTP-IDEMPOTENT-REQUEST-METHOD.
                                                            (line 27865)
* Http-Request-Method:                   TOOTSVILLE HTTP-REQUEST-METHOD.
                                                            (line 27890)
* Http-Safe-Request-Method:              TOOTSVILLE HTTP-SAFE-REQUEST-METHOD.
                                                            (line 27900)
* Infinity-Websocket-Resource:           TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-WEBSOCKET-RESOURCE.
                                                            (line 32370)
* Internal-Error-Could-Not-Add-Record:   DREAMHOST INTERNAL-ERROR-COULD-NOT-ADD-RECORD.
                                                            (line  8425)
* Internal-Error-Could-Not-Load-Zone:    DREAMHOST INTERNAL-ERROR-COULD-NOT-LOAD-ZONE.
                                                            (line  8439)
* Internal-Error-Updating-Zone:          DREAMHOST INTERNAL-ERROR-UPDATING-ZONE.
                                                            (line  8453)
* Invalid-Record:                        DREAMHOST INVALID-RECORD.
                                                            (line  8467)
* Invalid-Type:                          DREAMHOST INVALID-TYPE.
                                                            (line  8483)
* Invalid-Value:                         DREAMHOST INVALID-VALUE.
                                                            (line  8499)
* Inventory-Item:                        TOOTSVILLE INVENTORY-ITEM.
                                                            (line 32616)
* Item:                                  TOOTSVILLE ITEM.   (line 32767)
* Item-Template:                         TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE.
                                                            (line 33219)
* Jack-Personality:                      TOOTSVILLE JACK-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 33805)
* Jack-Personality <1>:                  TOOTSVILLE JACK-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 33811)
* Jack-Personality <2>:                  TOOTSVILLE JACK-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 33818)
* Kind-Of-Habitat:                       TOOTSVILLE KIND-OF-HABITAT.
                                                            (line 33937)
* Lil-Mc-Personality:                    TOOTSVILLE LIL-MC-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 34055)
* Lil-Mc-Personality <1>:                TOOTSVILLE LIL-MC-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 34061)
* Lil-Mc-Personality <2>:                TOOTSVILLE LIL-MC-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 34068)
* Locale-Music:                          TOOTSVILLE LOCALE-MUSIC.
                                                            (line 34227)
* Login:                                 TOOTSVILLE LOGIN.  (line 34390)
* Lot:                                   TOOTSVILLE LOT.    (line 34734)
* Map-Places:                            TOOTSVILLE MAP-PLACES.
                                                            (line 35603)
* Mayor-Louis-Personality:               TOOTSVILLE MAYOR-LOUIS-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 35655)
* Mayor-Louis-Personality <1>:           TOOTSVILLE MAYOR-LOUIS-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 35661)
* Mayor-Louis-Personality <2>:           TOOTSVILLE MAYOR-LOUIS-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 35668)
* Metronome-Task:                        TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-TASK.
                                                            (line 35757)
* Mist:                                  TOOTSVILLE MIST.   (line 35920)
* Moo-Personality:                       TOOTSVILLE MOO-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 36162)
* Moo-Personality <1>:                   TOOTSVILLE MOO-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 36168)
* Moo-Personality <2>:                   TOOTSVILLE MOO-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 36175)
* Music:                                 TOOTSVILLE MUSIC.  (line 36211)
* Nevermind-Personality:                 TOOTSVILLE NEVERMIND-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 36451)
* Nevermind-Personality <1>:             TOOTSVILLE NEVERMIND-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 36457)
* Nevermind-Personality <2>:             TOOTSVILLE NEVERMIND-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 36464)
* No-Record:                             DREAMHOST NO-RECORD.
                                                            (line  8515)
* No-Such-Zone:                          DREAMHOST NO-SUCH-ZONE.
                                                            (line  8529)
* No-Type:                               DREAMHOST NO-TYPE. (line  8543)
* No-Value:                              DREAMHOST NO-VALUE.
                                                            (line  8557)
* Not-Found:                             TOOTSVILLE NOT-FOUND.
                                                            (line 36497)
* Not-Found <1>:                         TOOTSVILLE NOT-FOUND.
                                                            (line 36503)
* Not-Found <2>:                         TOOTSVILLE NOT-FOUND.
                                                            (line 36510)
* Not-Your-Toot-Error:                   TOOTSVILLE NOT-YOUR-TOOT-ERROR.
                                                            (line 36561)
* Not-Your-Toot-Error <1>:               TOOTSVILLE NOT-YOUR-TOOT-ERROR.
                                                            (line 36567)
* Not-Your-Toot-Error <2>:               TOOTSVILLE NOT-YOUR-TOOT-ERROR.
                                                            (line 36574)
* Parent-Child:                          TOOTSVILLE PARENT-CHILD.
                                                            (line 36645)
* Pattern:                               TOOTSVILLE PATTERN.
                                                            (line 36897)
* Person:                                TOOTSVILLE PERSON. (line 37013)
* Person-Link:                           TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK.
                                                            (line 37283)
* Picasso-Personality:                   TOOTSVILLE PICASSO-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 37573)
* Picasso-Personality <1>:               TOOTSVILLE PICASSO-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 37579)
* Picasso-Personality <2>:               TOOTSVILLE PICASSO-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 37586)
* Place:                                 TOOTSVILLE PLACE.  (line 37603)
* Props-Personality:                     TOOTSVILLE PROPS-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 38284)
* Props-Personality <1>:                 TOOTSVILLE PROPS-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 38290)
* Props-Personality <2>:                 TOOTSVILLE PROPS-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 38297)
* Quaestor-Event:                        TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT.
                                                            (line 38406)
* Rad-Personality:                       TOOTSVILLE RAD-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 38853)
* Rad-Personality <1>:                   TOOTSVILLE RAD-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 38859)
* Rad-Personality <2>:                   TOOTSVILLE RAD-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 38866)
* Record-Already-Exists-Not-Editable:    DREAMHOST RECORD-ALREADY-EXISTS-NOT-EDITABLE.
                                                            (line  8571)
* Record-Already-Exists-Remove-First:    DREAMHOST RECORD-ALREADY-EXISTS-REMOVE-FIRST.
                                                            (line  8585)
* Robot:                                 TOOTSVILLE ROBOT.  (line 39344)
* Robot <1>:                             TOOTSVILLE ROBOT.  (line 39350)
* Robot <2>:                             TOOTSVILLE ROBOT.  (line 39357)
* Robot-Chaos:                           TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-CHAOS.
                                                            (line 39390)
* Robot-Cupid:                           TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-CUPID.
                                                            (line 39433)
* Robot-Doodle:                          TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-DOODLE.
                                                            (line 39447)
* Robot-Dottie:                          TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-DOTTIE.
                                                            (line 39461)
* Robot-Flora:                           TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-FLORA.
                                                            (line 39475)
* Robot-Harmony:                         TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-HARMONY.
                                                            (line 39523)
* Robot-Jack:                            TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-JACK.
                                                            (line 39574)
* Robot-Lil-Mc:                          TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-LIL-MC.
                                                            (line 39588)
* Robot-Mayor-Louis:                     TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-MAYOR-LOUIS.
                                                            (line 39636)
* Robot-Moo:                             TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-MOO.
                                                            (line 39664)
* Robot-Nevermind:                       TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-NEVERMIND.
                                                            (line 39678)
* Robot-Picasso:                         TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-PICASSO.
                                                            (line 39692)
* Robot-Props:                           TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-PROPS.
                                                            (line 39719)
* Robot-Rad:                             TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-RAD.
                                                            (line 39733)
* Robot-Shade:                           TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-SHADE.
                                                            (line 39769)
* Robot-Smudge:                          TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-SMUDGE.
                                                            (line 39783)
* Robot-Snowcone:                        TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-SNOWCONE.
                                                            (line 39797)
* Robot-Sparkle:                         TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-SPARKLE.
                                                            (line 39811)
* Robot-Sploot:                          TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-SPLOOT.
                                                            (line 39825)
* Robot-Superstar:                       TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-SUPERSTAR.
                                                            (line 39839)
* Robot-Zap:                             TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-ZAP.
                                                            (line 39871)
* Shaddow-Personality:                   TOOTSVILLE SHADDOW-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 40283)
* Shade-Personality:                     TOOTSVILLE SHADE-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 40297)
* Shade-Personality <1>:                 TOOTSVILLE SHADE-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 40303)
* Shade-Personality <2>:                 TOOTSVILLE SHADE-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 40310)
* Sms:                                   TOOTSVILLE SMS.    (line 40433)
* Smudge-Personality:                    TOOTSVILLE SMUDGE-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 40606)
* Smudge-Personality <1>:                TOOTSVILLE SMUDGE-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 40612)
* Smudge-Personality <2>:                TOOTSVILLE SMUDGE-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 40619)
* Snowcone-Personality:                  TOOTSVILLE SNOWCONE-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 40636)
* Snowcone-Personality <1>:              TOOTSVILLE SNOWCONE-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 40642)
* Snowcone-Personality <2>:              TOOTSVILLE SNOWCONE-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 40649)
* Sparkle-Personality:                   TOOTSVILLE SPARKLE-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 40666)
* Sparkle-Personality <1>:               TOOTSVILLE SPARKLE-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 40672)
* Sparkle-Personality <2>:               TOOTSVILLE SPARKLE-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 40679)
* Sploot-Personality:                    TOOTSVILLE SPLOOT-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 40740)
* Sploot-Personality <1>:                TOOTSVILLE SPLOOT-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 40746)
* Sploot-Personality <2>:                TOOTSVILLE SPLOOT-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 40753)
* Store-Item:                            TOOTSVILLE STORE-ITEM.
                                                            (line 41071)
* Superstar-Personality:                 TOOTSVILLE SUPERSTAR-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 41306)
* Superstar-Personality <1>:             TOOTSVILLE SUPERSTAR-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 41312)
* Superstar-Personality <2>:             TOOTSVILLE SUPERSTAR-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 41319)
* Tcp-Client:                            TOOTSVILLE TCP-CLIENT.
                                                            (line 41410)
* Terrain-Height:                        TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN-HEIGHT.
                                                            (line 41744)
* Thread-Pool-Taskmaster:                THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER.
                                                            (line  9601)
* Thread-Pool-Taskmaster <1>:            THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER.
                                                            (line  9607)
* Thread-Pool-Taskmaster <2>:            THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER.
                                                            (line  9614)
* Toot:                                  TOOTSVILLE TOOT.   (line 42159)
* Toot-Base-Color-Name:                  TOOTSVILLE TOOT-BASE-COLOR-NAME.
                                                            (line 42325)
* Toot-Name:                             TOOTSVILLE TOOT-NAME.
                                                            (line 42830)
* Toot-Pad-Color-Name:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PAD-COLOR-NAME.
                                                            (line 42904)
* Toot-Pattern-Color-Name:               TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PATTERN-COLOR-NAME.
                                                            (line 43011)
* Toot-Pattern-Name:                     TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PATTERN-NAME.
                                                            (line 43036)
* Toot-Personality:                      TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 43077)
* Toot-Quiesced:                         TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED.
                                                            (line 43174)
* Tootsville-Rest-Acceptor:              TOOTSVILLE TOOTSVILLE-REST-ACCEPTOR.
                                                            (line 43571)
* Tootsville-Rest-Ssl-Acceptor:          TOOTSVILLE TOOTSVILLE-REST-SSL-ACCEPTOR.
                                                            (line 43585)
* Two-Letter-String:                     TOOTSVILLE TWO-LETTER-STRING.
                                                            (line 43676)
* Unidentified-Player-Error:             TOOTSVILLE UNIDENTIFIED-PLAYER-ERROR.
                                                            (line 43716)
* Unidentified-Player-Error <1>:         TOOTSVILLE UNIDENTIFIED-PLAYER-ERROR.
                                                            (line 43724)
* Unidentified-Player-Error <2>:         TOOTSVILLE UNIDENTIFIED-PLAYER-ERROR.
                                                            (line 43733)
* Unimplemented:                         TOOTSVILLE UNIMPLEMENTED.
                                                            (line 43754)
* Unimplemented <1>:                     TOOTSVILLE UNIMPLEMENTED.
                                                            (line 43760)
* Unimplemented <2>:                     TOOTSVILLE UNIMPLEMENTED.
                                                            (line 43767)
* Unprocessable:                         TOOTSVILLE UNPROCESSABLE.
                                                            (line 43803)
* Unprocessable <1>:                     TOOTSVILLE UNPROCESSABLE.
                                                            (line 43809)
* Unprocessable <2>:                     TOOTSVILLE UNPROCESSABLE.
                                                            (line 43816)
* Update-Nil:                            TOOTSVILLE UPDATE-NIL.
                                                            (line 43851)
* Wear-Slot:                             TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT.
                                                            (line 44302)
* Websocket-Acceptor:                    TOOTSVILLE WEBSOCKET-ACCEPTOR.
                                                            (line 44583)
* Websocket-Ssl-Acceptor:                TOOTSVILLE WEBSOCKET-SSL-ACCEPTOR.
                                                            (line 44637)
* Wind-Vector:                           TOOTSVILLE WIND-VECTOR.
                                                            (line 44710)
* World:                                 TOOTSVILLE WORLD.  (line 45136)
* World-Moniker:                         TOOTSVILLE WORLD-MONIKER.
                                                            (line 45190)
* Ws-Client:                             TOOTSVILLE WS-CLIENT.
                                                            (line 45453)
* Wtl-Course:                            TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE.
                                                            (line 45676)
* Www-Uri:                               TOOTSVILLE WWW-URI.
                                                            (line 45973)
* Zap-Personality:                       TOOTSVILLE ZAP-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 46032)
* Zap-Personality <1>:                   TOOTSVILLE ZAP-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 46038)
* Zap-Personality <2>:                   TOOTSVILLE ZAP-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 46045)

A.5 Pathnames
=============

* Menu:

* acceptor.lisp:                         TOOTSVILLE ACCEPT-TYPE-EQUAL.
                                                            (line 15550)
* acceptor.lisp <1>:                     TOOTSVILLE DISPATCH-ENDPOINT.
                                                            (line 20359)
* acceptor.lisp <2>:                     TOOTSVILLE FIND-USER-FOR-HEADERS.
                                                            (line 25956)
* acceptor.lisp <3>:                     TOOTSVILLE GRACEFULLY-REPORT-ERROR.HTML.
                                                            (line 27479)
* acceptor.lisp <4>:                     TOOTSVILLE GRACEFULLY-REPORT-ERROR.JSON.
                                                            (line 27493)
* acceptor.lisp <5>:                     TOOTSVILLE GRACEFULLY-REPORT-HTTP-CLIENT-ERROR.
                                                            (line 27507)
* acceptor.lisp <6>:                     TOOTSVILLE HANDLE-NORMAL-REQUEST.
                                                            (line 27680)
* acceptor.lisp <7>:                     TOOTSVILLE HANDLE-OPTIONS-REQUEST.
                                                            (line 27694)
* acceptor.lisp <8>:                     TOOTSVILLE NOT-FOUND-IF-NULL.
                                                            (line 36542)
* acceptor.lisp <9>:                     TOOTSVILLE REQUEST-ACCEPT-TYPES.
                                                            (line 39270)
* acceptor.lisp <10>:                    TOOTSVILLE RESPOND-TO-ERROR.
                                                            (line 39284)
* acceptor.lisp <11>:                    TOOTSVILLE SET-HTTP-DEFAULT-HEADERS.
                                                            (line 40124)
* acceptor.lisp <12>:                    TOOTSVILLE STRIP-AFTER-SEM.
                                                            (line 41272)
* acceptor.lisp <13>:                    TOOTSVILLE TEMPLATE-MATCH.
                                                            (line 41689)
* acceptor.lisp <14>:                    TOOTSVILLE WHITESPACE-CHAR-P.
                                                            (line 44676)
* acceptor.lisp <15>:                    TOOTSVILLE WHITESPACEP.
                                                            (line 44689)
* acceptor.lisp <16>:                    TOOTSVILLE WITH-HTTP-CONDITIONS.
                                                            (line 44922)
* acceptor.lisp <17>:                    TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-ACCEPT-TYPE-DOES-NOT-MATCH-/ *-WHEN-NOT-ALLOW-WILDCARDS-P.
                                                            (line 46074)
* acceptor.lisp <18>:                    TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-ACCEPT-TYPE-MATCHES-*/ *.
                                                            (line 46089)
* acceptor.lisp <19>:                    TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-ACCEPT-TYPE-MATCHES-/ *.
                                                            (line 46104)
* acceptor.lisp <20>:                    TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-ACCEPT-TYPE-MATCHES-/ *-WITH-CHARSET=UTF-8.
                                                            (line 46121)
* acceptor.lisp <21>:                    TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-ACCEPT-TYPE-MATCHES-IDENTICALLY.
                                                            (line 46137)
* acceptor.lisp <22>:                    TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-ACCEPT-TYPE-MATCHES-WITH-CHARSET=UTF-8.
                                                            (line 46153)
* acceptor.lisp <23>:                    TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-ACCEPTOR-TEMPLATE-MATCHES-CONSTANTS.
                                                            (line 46169)
* acceptor.lisp <24>:                    TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-ACCEPTOR-TEMPLATE-UNIFIES-VARIABLES.
                                                            (line 46186)
* alexa.lisp:                            TOOTSVILLE CHECK-ALEXA.
                                                            (line 16921)
* alexa.lisp <1>:                        TOOTSVILLE CHECK-ALEXA-SIGNATURE.
                                                            (line 16991)
* alexa.lisp <2>:                        TOOTSVILLE CHECK-ALEXA-SIGNATURE-CERT-CHAIN-URL.
                                                            (line 17055)
* alexa.lisp <3>:                        TOOTSVILLE CHECK-ALEXA-TIMESTAMP-TOLERANCE.
                                                            (line 17102)
* alexa.lisp <4>:                        TOOTSVILLE CHECK-CERT-CHAIN-VALID.
                                                            (line 17135)
* alexa.lisp <5>:                        TOOTSVILLE CHECK-CERT-DATES-VALID.
                                                            (line 17149)
* alexa.lisp <6>:                        TOOTSVILLE CHECK-X.509-SAN.
                                                            (line 17219)
* alexa.lisp <7>:                        TOOTSVILLE DECODE-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 19422)
* alexa.lisp <8>:                        TOOTSVILLE DEFINE-ALEXA-ENDPOINT.
                                                            (line 19525)
* alexa.lisp <9>:                        TOOTSVILLE EXTRACT-PUBLIC-KEY-FROM-CERT.
                                                            (line 25578)
* alexa.lisp <10>:                       TOOTSVILLE NORMALIZE-URL.
                                                            (line 36493)
* alexa.lisp <11>:                       TOOTSVILLE SHA1-HASH.
                                                            (line 40263)
* alexa.lisp <12>:                       TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NORMALIZE-URL-COLLAPSE-/ ./ -TO-/.
                                                            (line 46507)
* alexa.lisp <13>:                       TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NORMALIZE-URL-COLLAPSE-/ / -TO-/.
                                                            (line 46524)
* alexa.lisp <14>:                       TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NORMALIZE-URL-HANDLE-../ -CHAINS.
                                                            (line 46541)
* alexa.lisp <15>:                       TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NORMALIZE-URL-HOSTNAME-DOWNCASED.
                                                            (line 46558)
* alexa.lisp <16>:                       TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NORMALIZE-URL-INCLUDE-UNUSUAL-HTTP-PORT.
                                                            (line 46575)
* alexa.lisp <17>:                       TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NORMALIZE-URL-INCLUDE-UNUSUAL-HTTPS-PORT.
                                                            (line 46592)
* alexa.lisp <18>:                       TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NORMALIZE-URL-LEAVE-%XX-ENCODED-BYTES.
                                                            (line 46609)
* alexa.lisp <19>:                       TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NORMALIZE-URL-OMIT-DEFAILT-HTTPS-PORT.
                                                            (line 46626)
* alexa.lisp <20>:                       TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NORMALIZE-URL-OMIT-DEFAULT-HTTP-PORT.
                                                            (line 46643)
* alexa.lisp <21>:                       TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NORMALIZE-URL-PROTOCOL-DOWNCASED.
                                                            (line 46660)
* alexa.lisp <22>:                       TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NORMALIZE-URL-TREAT-../ -AS-UP.
                                                            (line 46677)
* alexa.lisp <23>:                       TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NORMALIZE-URL-UN%XX-ESCAPE-BASIC-ASCII.
                                                            (line 46694)
* alexa.lisp <24>:                       TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NORMALIZE-URL-USE-%20-NOT-+-FOR-SPACE.
                                                            (line 46711)
* auth-firebase.lisp:                    TOOTSVILLE BASE64-FROM-URI-FORM.
                                                            (line 16425)
* auth-firebase.lisp <1>:                TOOTSVILLE BYTES-JSON.
                                                            (line 16588)
* auth-firebase.lisp <2>:                TOOTSVILLE CHECK-FIREBASE-ID-TOKEN.
                                                            (line 17163)
* auth-firebase.lisp <3>:                TOOTSVILLE COMPUTE-NEXT-KEYS-UPDATE.
                                                            (line 18042)
* auth-firebase.lisp <4>:                TOOTSVILLE EXTRACT-CERTIFICATE-BASE64.
                                                            (line 25549)
* auth-firebase.lisp <5>:                TOOTSVILLE GET-GOOGLE-ACCOUNT-KEYS.
                                                            (line 27201)
* auth-firebase.lisp <6>:                TOOTSVILLE HTTP-IS-SUCCESS-P.
                                                            (line 27886)
* auth-firebase.lisp <7>:                TOOTSVILLE PAD-TO-MULTIPLE-OF-8.
                                                            (line 36641)
* auth-firebase.lisp <8>:                TOOTSVILLE SUBHEADER-FIELD.
                                                            (line 41286)
* auth-firebase.lisp <9>:                TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-CERTIFICATE-EXTRACTION.
                                                            (line 46202)
* auth-firebase.lisp <10>:               TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-SUBHEADER-FIELD-PARSES.
                                                            (line 46909)
* binary.lisp:                           TOOTSVILLE BYTE-VECTOR-TO-INTEGER.
                                                            (line 16574)
* binary.lisp <1>:                       TOOTSVILLE ENSURE-INTEGER.
                                                            (line 25290)
* binary.lisp <2>:                       TOOTSVILLE ENSURE-NUMBER.
                                                            (line 25359)
* binary.lisp <3>:                       TOOTSVILLE INTEGER-TO-BYTE-VECTOR.
                                                            (line 32547)
* binary.lisp <4>:                       TOOTSVILLE SHA1-HEX.
                                                            (line 40279)
* binary.lisp <5>:                       TOOTSVILLE URI-TO-UUID.
                                                            (line 43892)
* binary.lisp <6>:                       TOOTSVILLE UUID-TO-URI.
                                                            (line 44128)
* browser.lisp:                          TOOTSVILLE FETCH-JSON.
                                                            (line 25608)
* cassandra.lisp:                        TOOTSVILLE CASSANDRA-ADD-TO-BLACKLIST.
                                                            (line 16637)
* cassandra.lisp <1>:                    TOOTSVILLE CASSANDRA-ADD-TO-REDLIST.
                                                            (line 16652)
* cassandra.lisp <2>:                    TOOTSVILLE CASSANDRA-BOOT.
                                                            (line 16665)
* cassandra.lisp <3>:                    TOOTSVILLE CASSANDRA-FILTER.
                                                            (line 16686)
* cassandra.lisp <4>:                    TOOTSVILLE CASSANDRA-OBNOXIOUS-FILTER.
                                                            (line 16711)
* cassandra.lisp <5>:                    TOOTSVILLE CASSANDRA-REMOVE-FROM-BLACKLIST.
                                                            (line 16727)
* cassandra.lisp <6>:                    TOOTSVILLE CASSANDRA-REMOVE-FROM-REDLIST.
                                                            (line 16743)
* characters.lisp:                       TOOTSVILLE DEFINE-CHARACTER.
                                                            (line 19539)
* characters.lisp <1>:                   TOOTSVILLE DEFINE-PERSONALITY.
                                                            (line 19581)
* characters.lisp <2>:                   TOOTSVILLE INIT-CHARACTERS.
                                                            (line 32524)
* chat.lisp:                             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ gossip/ alexa/ chat/ region/ region→json.
                                                            (line 22348)
* Chœrogryllum.lisp:                     CHŒROGRYLLUM CAL-MONTH.
                                                            (line  7963)
* Chœrogryllum.lisp <1>:                 CHŒROGRYLLUM CAL-MONTH-HEADER.
                                                            (line  7978)
* Chœrogryllum.lisp <2>:                 CHŒROGRYLLUM CAL-MONTH-HEADER.HTML.
                                                            (line  7994)
* Chœrogryllum.lisp <3>:                 CHŒROGRYLLUM CAL-MONTH.HTML.
                                                            (line  8010)
* Chœrogryllum.lisp <4>:                 CHŒROGRYLLUM CAL-MONTH/ PRINT-HOLIDAY-FOOTNOTES.
                                                            (line  8024)
* Chœrogryllum.lisp <5>:                 CHŒROGRYLLUM CAL-YEAR.
                                                            (line  8037)
* Chœrogryllum.lisp <6>:                 CHŒROGRYLLUM DATE-STRING.
                                                            (line  8053)
* Chœrogryllum.lisp <7>:                 CHŒROGRYLLUM DAY-OF-WEEK*.
                                                            (line  8067)
* Chœrogryllum.lisp <8>:                 CHŒROGRYLLUM DECODE*-UNIVERSAL-TIME.
                                                            (line  8086)
* Chœrogryllum.lisp <9>:                 CHŒROGRYLLUM ENCODE*-UNIVERSAL-TIME.
                                                            (line  8102)
* Chœrogryllum.lisp <10>:                CHŒROGRYLLUM EXPONENT-DIGIT.
                                                            (line  8117)
* Chœrogryllum.lisp <11>:                CHŒROGRYLLUM FIRST-WEEKDAY-OF-MONTH.
                                                            (line  8132)
* Chœrogryllum.lisp <12>:                CHŒROGRYLLUM HOLIDAY-ON.
                                                            (line  8194)
* Chœrogryllum.lisp <13>:                CHŒROGRYLLUM MONTH*.
                                                            (line  8208)
* Chœrogryllum.lisp <14>:                CHŒROGRYLLUM THIS-MONTH.
                                                            (line  8221)
* Chœrogryllum.lisp <15>:                CHŒROGRYLLUM THIS-YEAR.
                                                            (line  8234)
* clock.lisp:                            TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ gossip/ alexa/ clock/ region/ region→json.
                                                            (line 22377)
* color+pattern.lisp:                    TOOTSVILLE CHECK-PATTERN-ON-BASE-COLOR.
                                                            (line 17185)
* color+pattern.lisp <1>:                TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-BLUE.
                                                            (line 17700)
* color+pattern.lisp <2>:                TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-BLUE.
                                                            (line 17711)
* color+pattern.lisp <3>:                TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-GREEN.
                                                            (line 17725)
* color+pattern.lisp <4>:                TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-GREEN.
                                                            (line 17736)
* color+pattern.lisp <5>:                TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-HSV.
                                                            (line 17752)
* color+pattern.lisp <6>:                TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-HUE.
                                                            (line 17769)
* color+pattern.lisp <7>:                TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-NAME.
                                                            (line 17788)
* color+pattern.lisp <8>:                TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-P.
                                                            (line 17801)
* color+pattern.lisp <9>:                TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-RED.
                                                            (line 17814)
* color+pattern.lisp <10>:               TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-RED.
                                                            (line 17825)
* color+pattern.lisp <11>:               TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-RGB.
                                                            (line 17840)
* color+pattern.lisp <12>:               TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-SATURATION.
                                                            (line 17857)
* color+pattern.lisp <13>:               TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-TO-INTEGER.
                                                            (line 17875)
* color+pattern.lisp <14>:               TOOTSVILLE COLOR24-VALUE.
                                                            (line 17892)
* color+pattern.lisp <15>:               TOOTSVILLE COLOR24/ =.
                                                            (line 17907)
* color+pattern.lisp <16>:               TOOTSVILLE COLOR24=.
                                                            (line 17925)
* color+pattern.lisp <17>:               TOOTSVILLE COPY-COLOR24.
                                                            (line 18508)
* color+pattern.lisp <18>:               TOOTSVILLE INTEGER-TO-COLOR24.
                                                            (line 32565)
* color+pattern.lisp <19>:               TOOTSVILLE MAKE-COLOR24.
                                                            (line 35068)
* color+pattern.lisp <20>:               TOOTSVILLE PARSE-COLOR24.
                                                            (line 36821)
* color+pattern.lisp <21>:               TOOTSVILLE RGB-BYTES->RGB.
                                                            (line 39340)
* command-line.lisp:                     TOOTSVILLE ENTRY.  (line 25459)
* command-line.lisp <1>:                 TOOTSVILLE PRINT-HELP.
                                                            (line 38252)
* config.lisp:                           TOOTSVILLE APPLY-CONFIG.
                                                            (line 15808)
* config.lisp <1>:                       TOOTSVILLE CLUSTER.
                                                            (line 17542)
* config.lisp <2>:                       TOOTSVILLE CLUSTER-NAME.
                                                            (line 17565)
* config.lisp <3>:                       TOOTSVILLE CLUSTER-NET-NAME.
                                                            (line 17579)
* config.lisp <4>:                       TOOTSVILLE CONFIG. (line 18100)
* config.lisp <5>:                       TOOTSVILLE DEFAULT-CONFIG-FILE.
                                                            (line 19465)
* config.lisp <6>:                       TOOTSVILLE ENABLE-SSL-P.
                                                            (line 20723)
* config.lisp <7>:                       TOOTSVILLE LOAD-CONFIG.
                                                            (line 34187)
* config.lisp <8>:                       TOOTSVILLE LOOK-FOR-SSL-CERTS.
                                                            (line 34730)
* config.lisp <9>:                       TOOTSVILLE SSL-CERTIFICATE.
                                                            (line 40792)
* config.lisp <10>:                      TOOTSVILLE SSL-PRIVATE-KEY.
                                                            (line 40805)
* contacts.lisp:                         TOOTSVILLE ADD-CONTACT.
                                                            (line 15618)
* contacts.lisp <1>:                     TOOTSVILLE DELETE-CONTACT.
                                                            (line 20099)
* contacts.lisp <2>:                     TOOTSVILLE TOOT-CONTACTS.
                                                            (line 42489)
* date+time.lisp:                        TOOTSVILLE 2-DAYS-AGO.
                                                            (line 15507)
* date+time.lisp <1>:                    TOOTSVILLE 3-DAYS-AGO.
                                                            (line 15523)
* date+time.lisp <2>:                    TOOTSVILLE GET-UNIX-TIME.
                                                            (line 27301)
* date+time.lisp <3>:                    TOOTSVILLE HEADER-TIME.
                                                            (line 27741)
* date+time.lisp <4>:                    TOOTSVILLE LEGAL-AGE.
                                                            (line 34051)
* date+time.lisp <5>:                    TOOTSVILLE YESTERDAY.
                                                            (line 46011)
* db-central.lisp:                       TOOTSVILLE ARRANGE-COLUMNS+VALUES-FOR-FIND.
                                                            (line 15838)
* db-central.lisp <1>:                   TOOTSVILLE BASE64-TO-UUID.
                                                            (line 16440)
* db-central.lisp <2>:                   TOOTSVILLE COLUMN-LOAD-MAPPING.
                                                            (line 17942)
* db-central.lisp <3>:                   TOOTSVILLE COLUMN-LOAD-VALUE.
                                                            (line 17957)
* db-central.lisp <4>:                   TOOTSVILLE COLUMN-NORMALIZER.
                                                            (line 17971)
* db-central.lisp <5>:                   TOOTSVILLE COLUMN-SAVE-MAPPING.
                                                            (line 17985)
* db-central.lisp <6>:                   TOOTSVILLE COLUMN-SAVE-VALUE.
                                                            (line 18000)
* db-central.lisp <7>:                   TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD.
                                                            (line 19833)
* db-central.lisp <8>:                   TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ BEFORE-SAVE-NORMALIZE.
                                                            (line 19847)
* db-central.lisp <9>:                   TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ COLUMN-TO-JSON-PAIR.
                                                            (line 19861)
* db-central.lisp <10>:                  TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ DESTROY-RECORD.
                                                            (line 19875)
* db-central.lisp <11>:                  TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ FIND-RECORD.
                                                            (line 19889)
* db-central.lisp <12>:                  TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ FIND-RECORD/ PULL.
                                                            (line 19903)
* db-central.lisp <13>:                  TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ FIND-RECORDS.
                                                            (line 19917)
* db-central.lisp <14>:                  TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ FIND-RECORDS-BY-SQL.
                                                            (line 19931)
* db-central.lisp <15>:                  TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ FIND-RECORDS/ PULL.
                                                            (line 19945)
* db-central.lisp <16>:                  TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ FIND-REFERENCE.
                                                            (line 19959)
* db-central.lisp <17>:                  TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ FIND-REFERENCE-COLUMNS.
                                                            (line 19973)
* db-central.lisp <18>:                  TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ ID-COLUMN-FOR.
                                                            (line 19987)
* db-central.lisp <19>:                  TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ INVALIDATE-CACHE.
                                                            (line 20001)
* db-central.lisp <20>:                  TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ LOAD-RECORD.
                                                            (line 20015)
* db-central.lisp <21>:                  TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ MAKE-RECORD.
                                                            (line 20029)
* db-central.lisp <22>:                  TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ RECORD=.
                                                            (line 20043)
* db-central.lisp <23>:                  TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ SAVE-RECORD.
                                                            (line 20057)
* db-central.lisp <24>:                  TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ SAVE-RECORD-WITH-ID-COLUMN.
                                                            (line 20071)
* db-central.lisp <25>:                  TOOTSVILLE DEFRECORD/ TO-JSON.
                                                            (line 20085)
* db-central.lisp <26>:                  TOOTSVILLE DO-RECORDS.
                                                            (line 20474)
* db-central.lisp <27>:                  TOOTSVILLE ENSURE-RECORD.
                                                            (line 25373)
* db-central.lisp <28>:                  TOOTSVILLE GET-LAST-INSERT-ID.
                                                            (line 27214)
* db-central.lisp <29>:                  TOOTSVILLE IGNORE-NOT-FOUND.
                                                            (line 27989)
* db-central.lisp <30>:                  TOOTSVILLE LISP-TO-DB-NAME.
                                                            (line 34116)
* db-central.lisp <31>:                  TOOTSVILLE PULL-RECORDS.
                                                            (line 38323)
* db-central.lisp <32>:                  TOOTSVILLE UUID-STRING-TO-BASE64.
                                                            (line 44094)
* db-central.lisp <33>:                  TOOTSVILLE UUID-TO-BASE64.
                                                            (line 44111)
* dreamhost.lisp:                        DREAMHOST DNS-ADD-RECORD.
                                                            (line  8325)
* dreamhost.lisp <1>:                    DREAMHOST DNS-LIST-RECORDS.
                                                            (line  8338)
* dreamhost.lisp <2>:                    DREAMHOST DNS-REMOVE-RECORD.
                                                            (line  8352)
* dreamhost.lisp <3>:                    DREAMHOST REGISTER-DNS-NAME.
                                                            (line  8609)
* dreamhost.lisp <4>:                    DREAMHOST VALIDATE-DNS-VALUE.
                                                            (line  8624)
* dumper-2SKVI5f7.lisp:                  ROLLBAR CRITICAL!. (line  8868)
* dumper-2SKVI5f7.lisp <1>:              ROLLBAR DEBUG!.    (line  8888)
* dumper-2SKVI5f7.lisp <2>:              ROLLBAR ERROR!.    (line  8926)
* dumper-2SKVI5f7.lisp <3>:              ROLLBAR INFO!.     (line  9095)
* dumper-2SKVI5f7.lisp <4>:              ROLLBAR WARNING!.  (line  9385)
* endpoint.lisp:                         TOOTSVILLE CLEAR-ALL-ENDPOINTS.
                                                            (line 17507)
* endpoint.lisp <1>:                     TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-CLOSE.
                                                            (line 20840)
* endpoint.lisp <2>:                     TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-CLOSE-KEY.
                                                            (line 20856)
* endpoint.lisp <3>:                     TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-HASH.
                                                            (line 22253)
* endpoint.lisp <4>:                     TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-KINDA-KEY.
                                                            (line 22267)
* endpoint.lisp <5>:                     TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-TEMPLATE-MATCH.
                                                            (line 25170)
* endpoint.lisp <6>:                     TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-TEMPLATE-STRING.
                                                            (line 25184)
* endpoint.lisp <7>:                     TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINTS-EQUAL.
                                                            (line 25229)
* endpoint.lisp <8>:                     TOOTSVILLE FIND-BEST-ENDPOINT.
                                                            (line 25650)
* endpoint.lisp <9>:                     TOOTSVILLE FIND-EXACT-ENDPOINT.
                                                            (line 25678)
* endpoint.lisp <10>:                    TOOTSVILLE FIND-KINDA-ENDPOINT.
                                                            (line 25706)
* endpoint.lisp <11>:                    TOOTSVILLE PARSE-URI-AS-TEMPLATE.
                                                            (line 36858)
* endpoint.lisp <12>:                    TOOTSVILLE REMAP-ENDPOINTS.
                                                            (line 39166)
* errors.lisp:                           TOOTSVILLE CONDITION-NAME.
                                                            (line 18070)
* errors.lisp <1>:                       TOOTSVILLE CONDITION-SLOTS.
                                                            (line 18085)
* errors.lisp <2>:                       TOOTSVILLE PARSE-BACKTRACE.
                                                            (line 36784)
* errors.lisp <3>:                       TOOTSVILLE SLOT-VALUES.
                                                            (line 40415)
* errors.lisp <4>:                       TOOTSVILLE SPLIT-BACKTRACE.
                                                            (line 40721)
* friendly.lisp:                         TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-AVATAR-SCALE-X.
                                                            (line 15931)
* friendly.lisp <1>:                     TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-AVATAR-SCALE-X.
                                                            (line 15942)
* friendly.lisp <2>:                     TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-AVATAR-SCALE-Y.
                                                            (line 15956)
* friendly.lisp <3>:                     TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-AVATAR-SCALE-Y.
                                                            (line 15967)
* friendly.lisp <4>:                     TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-AVATAR-SCALE-Z.
                                                            (line 15981)
* friendly.lisp <5>:                     TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-AVATAR-SCALE-Z.
                                                            (line 15992)
* friendly.lisp <6>:                     TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-ID.
                                                            (line 16019)
* friendly.lisp <7>:                     TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-ID.
                                                            (line 16030)
* friendly.lisp <8>:                     TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-MONIKER.
                                                            (line 16044)
* friendly.lisp <9>:                     TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-MONIKER.
                                                            (line 16055)
* friendly.lisp <10>:                    TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-P.
                                                            (line 16068)
* friendly.lisp <11>:                    TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-SLOT-AVATAR.
                                                            (line 16104)
* friendly.lisp <12>:                    TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-SLOT-AVATAR.
                                                            (line 16115)
* friendly.lisp <13>:                    TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-SLOT-ID.
                                                            (line 16129)
* friendly.lisp <14>:                    TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-SLOT-ID.
                                                            (line 16140)
* friendly.lisp <15>:                    TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-SLOT-P.
                                                            (line 16153)
* friendly.lisp <16>:                    TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-SLOT-SLOT.
                                                            (line 16167)
* friendly.lisp <17>:                    TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-SLOT-SLOT.
                                                            (line 16178)
* friendly.lisp <18>:                    TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-SLOT-VALENCE.
                                                            (line 16192)
* friendly.lisp <19>:                    TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-SLOT-VALENCE.
                                                            (line 16203)
* friendly.lisp <20>:                    TOOTSVILLE CHARACTER-MUSIC-MUSIC.
                                                            (line 16805)
* friendly.lisp <21>:                    TOOTSVILLE CHARACTER-MUSIC-MUSIC.
                                                            (line 16816)
* friendly.lisp <22>:                    TOOTSVILLE CHARACTER-MUSIC-P.
                                                            (line 16830)
* friendly.lisp <23>:                    TOOTSVILLE CHARACTER-MUSIC-TOOT.
                                                            (line 16844)
* friendly.lisp <24>:                    TOOTSVILLE CHARACTER-MUSIC-TOOT.
                                                            (line 16855)
* friendly.lisp <25>:                    TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-ALLOWED-AT.
                                                            (line 17273)
* friendly.lisp <26>:                    TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-ALLOWED-AT.
                                                            (line 17284)
* friendly.lisp <27>:                    TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-ALLOWED-FOR.
                                                            (line 17298)
* friendly.lisp <28>:                    TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-ALLOWED-FOR.
                                                            (line 17309)
* friendly.lisp <29>:                    TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-DENIED-AT.
                                                            (line 17337)
* friendly.lisp <30>:                    TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-DENIED-AT.
                                                            (line 17348)
* friendly.lisp <31>:                    TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-P.
                                                            (line 17362)
* friendly.lisp <32>:                    TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-PLACED-AT.
                                                            (line 17376)
* friendly.lisp <33>:                    TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-PLACED-AT.
                                                            (line 17387)
* friendly.lisp <34>:                    TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-RESPONSE.
                                                            (line 17401)
* friendly.lisp <35>:                    TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-RESPONSE.
                                                            (line 17412)
* friendly.lisp <36>:                    TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-TOOT.
                                                            (line 17426)
* friendly.lisp <37>:                    TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-TOOT.
                                                            (line 17437)
* friendly.lisp <38>:                    TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-UUID.
                                                            (line 17451)
* friendly.lisp <39>:                    TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-UUID.
                                                            (line 17462)
* friendly.lisp <40>:                    TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-ADDED.
                                                            (line 18272)
* friendly.lisp <41>:                    TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-ADDED.
                                                            (line 18283)
* friendly.lisp <42>:                    TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-CONTACT.
                                                            (line 18297)
* friendly.lisp <43>:                    TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-CONTACT.
                                                            (line 18308)
* friendly.lisp <44>:                    TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-LAST-USED.
                                                            (line 18322)
* friendly.lisp <45>:                    TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-LAST-USED.
                                                            (line 18333)
* friendly.lisp <46>:                    TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-OWNER.
                                                            (line 18347)
* friendly.lisp <47>:                    TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-OWNER.
                                                            (line 18358)
* friendly.lisp <48>:                    TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-P.
                                                            (line 18371)
* friendly.lisp <49>:                    TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-STARREDP.
                                                            (line 18385)
* friendly.lisp <50>:                    TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-STARREDP.
                                                            (line 18396)
* friendly.lisp <51>:                    TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-UUID.
                                                            (line 18410)
* friendly.lisp <52>:                    TOOTSVILLE CONTACT-UUID.
                                                            (line 18421)
* friendly.lisp <53>:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-AVATAR.
                                                            (line 18452)
* friendly.lisp <54>:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-AVATAR-SLOT.
                                                            (line 18466)
* friendly.lisp <55>:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-CHARACTER-MUSIC.
                                                            (line 18480)
* friendly.lisp <56>:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-CHILD-REQUEST.
                                                            (line 18494)
* friendly.lisp <57>:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-CONTACT.
                                                            (line 18522)
* friendly.lisp <58>:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-CREDENTIAL.
                                                            (line 18536)
* friendly.lisp <59>:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-INVENTORY-ITEM.
                                                            (line 18578)
* friendly.lisp <60>:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-ITEM.
                                                            (line 18591)
* friendly.lisp <61>:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-ITEM-TEMPLATE.
                                                            (line 18605)
* friendly.lisp <62>:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-LOCALE-MUSIC.
                                                            (line 18619)
* friendly.lisp <63>:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-LOGIN.
                                                            (line 18632)
* friendly.lisp <64>:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-LOT.
                                                            (line 18645)
* friendly.lisp <65>:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-MIST.
                                                            (line 18672)
* friendly.lisp <66>:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-MUSIC.
                                                            (line 18685)
* friendly.lisp <67>:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-PARENT-CHILD.
                                                            (line 18699)
* friendly.lisp <68>:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-PATTERN.
                                                            (line 18713)
* friendly.lisp <69>:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-PERSON.
                                                            (line 18726)
* friendly.lisp <70>:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-PERSON-LINK.
                                                            (line 18740)
* friendly.lisp <71>:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-PLACE.
                                                            (line 18753)
* friendly.lisp <72>:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-QUAESTOR-EVENT.
                                                            (line 18767)
* friendly.lisp <73>:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-SMS.
                                                            (line 18780)
* friendly.lisp <74>:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-STORE-ITEM.
                                                            (line 18794)
* friendly.lisp <75>:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-TERRAIN-HEIGHT.
                                                            (line 18850)
* friendly.lisp <76>:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-TOOT.
                                                            (line 18863)
* friendly.lisp <77>:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-TOOT-QUIESCED.
                                                            (line 18877)
* friendly.lisp <78>:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-WEAR-SLOT.
                                                            (line 18891)
* friendly.lisp <79>:                    TOOTSVILLE COPY-WORLD.
                                                            (line 18918)
* friendly.lisp <80>:                    TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-AUTH-TOKEN.
                                                            (line 18991)
* friendly.lisp <81>:                    TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-AUTH-TOKEN.
                                                            (line 19002)
* friendly.lisp <82>:                    TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-ID-TOKEN.
                                                            (line 19016)
* friendly.lisp <83>:                    TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-ID-TOKEN.
                                                            (line 19027)
* friendly.lisp <84>:                    TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-JSON-INFO.
                                                            (line 19041)
* friendly.lisp <85>:                    TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-JSON-INFO.
                                                            (line 19052)
* friendly.lisp <86>:                    TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-P.
                                                            (line 19065)
* friendly.lisp <87>:                    TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-PERSON.
                                                            (line 19079)
* friendly.lisp <88>:                    TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-PERSON.
                                                            (line 19090)
* friendly.lisp <89>:                    TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-PROVIDER.
                                                            (line 19104)
* friendly.lisp <90>:                    TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-PROVIDER.
                                                            (line 19115)
* friendly.lisp <91>:                    TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-REFRESH-TOKEN.
                                                            (line 19129)
* friendly.lisp <92>:                    TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-REFRESH-TOKEN.
                                                            (line 19140)
* friendly.lisp <93>:                    TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-UID.
                                                            (line 19154)
* friendly.lisp <94>:                    TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-UID.
                                                            (line 19165)
* friendly.lisp <95>:                    TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-UUID.
                                                            (line 19179)
* friendly.lisp <96>:                    TOOTSVILLE CREDENTIAL-UUID.
                                                            (line 19190)
* friendly.lisp <97>:                    TOOTSVILLE INVENTORY-ITEM-EQUIPPED.
                                                            (line 32648)
* friendly.lisp <98>:                    TOOTSVILLE INVENTORY-ITEM-EQUIPPED.
                                                            (line 32659)
* friendly.lisp <99>:                    TOOTSVILLE INVENTORY-ITEM-ITEM.
                                                            (line 32688)
* friendly.lisp <100>:                   TOOTSVILLE INVENTORY-ITEM-ITEM.
                                                            (line 32699)
* friendly.lisp <101>:                   TOOTSVILLE INVENTORY-ITEM-P.
                                                            (line 32713)
* friendly.lisp <102>:                   TOOTSVILLE INVENTORY-ITEM-PERSON.
                                                            (line 32727)
* friendly.lisp <103>:                   TOOTSVILLE INVENTORY-ITEM-PERSON.
                                                            (line 32738)
* friendly.lisp <104>:                   TOOTSVILLE INVENTORY-ITEM-TOOT.
                                                            (line 32752)
* friendly.lisp <105>:                   TOOTSVILLE INVENTORY-ITEM-TOOT.
                                                            (line 32763)
* friendly.lisp <106>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-ALT-COLOR.
                                                            (line 32823)
* friendly.lisp <107>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-ALT-COLOR.
                                                            (line 32834)
* friendly.lisp <108>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-ALTITUDE.
                                                            (line 32848)
* friendly.lisp <109>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-ALTITUDE.
                                                            (line 32859)
* friendly.lisp <110>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-AVATAR-SCALE-X.
                                                            (line 32873)
* friendly.lisp <111>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-AVATAR-SCALE-X.
                                                            (line 32884)
* friendly.lisp <112>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-AVATAR-SCALE-Y.
                                                            (line 32898)
* friendly.lisp <113>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-AVATAR-SCALE-Y.
                                                            (line 32909)
* friendly.lisp <114>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-AVATAR-SCALE-Z.
                                                            (line 32923)
* friendly.lisp <115>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-AVATAR-SCALE-Z.
                                                            (line 32934)
* friendly.lisp <116>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-BASE-COLOR.
                                                            (line 32948)
* friendly.lisp <117>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-BASE-COLOR.
                                                            (line 32959)
* friendly.lisp <118>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-ENERGY.
                                                            (line 32972)
* friendly.lisp <119>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-ENERGY.
                                                            (line 32983)
* friendly.lisp <120>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-FACING.
                                                            (line 32996)
* friendly.lisp <121>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-FACING.
                                                            (line 33007)
* friendly.lisp <122>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 33106)
* friendly.lisp <123>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 33117)
* friendly.lisp <124>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 33131)
* friendly.lisp <125>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 33142)
* friendly.lisp <126>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-P. (line 33193)
* friendly.lisp <127>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE.
                                                            (line 33207)
* friendly.lisp <128>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE.
                                                            (line 33218)
* friendly.lisp <129>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-AVATAR.
                                                            (line 33273)
* friendly.lisp <130>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-AVATAR.
                                                            (line 33284)
* friendly.lisp <131>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-AVATAR-SCALE-X.
                                                            (line 33298)
* friendly.lisp <132>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-AVATAR-SCALE-X.
                                                            (line 33309)
* friendly.lisp <133>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-AVATAR-SCALE-Y.
                                                            (line 33323)
* friendly.lisp <134>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-AVATAR-SCALE-Y.
                                                            (line 33334)
* friendly.lisp <135>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-AVATAR-SCALE-Z.
                                                            (line 33348)
* friendly.lisp <136>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-AVATAR-SCALE-Z.
                                                            (line 33359)
* friendly.lisp <137>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-DEFAULT-ALT-COLOR.
                                                            (line 33373)
* friendly.lisp <138>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-DEFAULT-ALT-COLOR.
                                                            (line 33384)
* friendly.lisp <139>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-DEFAULT-BASE-COLOR.
                                                            (line 33398)
* friendly.lisp <140>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-DEFAULT-BASE-COLOR.
                                                            (line 33409)
* friendly.lisp <141>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-DESCRIPTION.
                                                            (line 33423)
* friendly.lisp <142>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-DESCRIPTION.
                                                            (line 33434)
* friendly.lisp <143>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-ENERGY-KIND.
                                                            (line 33448)
* friendly.lisp <144>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-ENERGY-KIND.
                                                            (line 33459)
* friendly.lisp <145>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-ENERGY-MAX.
                                                            (line 33473)
* friendly.lisp <146>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-ENERGY-MAX.
                                                            (line 33484)
* friendly.lisp <147>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-ID.
                                                            (line 33498)
* friendly.lisp <148>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-ID.
                                                            (line 33509)
* friendly.lisp <149>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-NAME.
                                                            (line 33537)
* friendly.lisp <150>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-NAME.
                                                            (line 33548)
* friendly.lisp <151>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-ON-ZERO.
                                                            (line 33562)
* friendly.lisp <152>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-ON-ZERO.
                                                            (line 33573)
* friendly.lisp <153>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-P.
                                                            (line 33587)
* friendly.lisp <154>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-TRADE.
                                                            (line 33601)
* friendly.lisp <155>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-TRADE.
                                                            (line 33612)
* friendly.lisp <156>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-WEAR-SLOT.
                                                            (line 33626)
* friendly.lisp <157>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-WEAR-SLOT.
                                                            (line 33637)
* friendly.lisp <158>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-WEIGHT.
                                                            (line 33651)
* friendly.lisp <159>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-WEIGHT.
                                                            (line 33662)
* friendly.lisp <160>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-UUID.
                                                            (line 33675)
* friendly.lisp <161>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-UUID.
                                                            (line 33686)
* friendly.lisp <162>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-WORLD.
                                                            (line 33699)
* friendly.lisp <163>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-WORLD.
                                                            (line 33710)
* friendly.lisp <164>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-X. (line 33723)
* friendly.lisp <165>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-X. (line 33734)
* friendly.lisp <166>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-Y. (line 33747)
* friendly.lisp <167>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-Y. (line 33758)
* friendly.lisp <168>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-Z. (line 33771)
* friendly.lisp <169>:                   TOOTSVILLE ITEM-Z. (line 33782)
* friendly.lisp <170>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOCALE-MUSIC-MUSIC.
                                                            (line 34261)
* friendly.lisp <171>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOCALE-MUSIC-MUSIC.
                                                            (line 34272)
* friendly.lisp <172>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOCALE-MUSIC-P.
                                                            (line 34286)
* friendly.lisp <173>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOCALE-MUSIC-RADIUS.
                                                            (line 34300)
* friendly.lisp <174>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOCALE-MUSIC-RADIUS.
                                                            (line 34311)
* friendly.lisp <175>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOCALE-MUSIC-X.
                                                            (line 34325)
* friendly.lisp <176>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOCALE-MUSIC-X.
                                                            (line 34336)
* friendly.lisp <177>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOCALE-MUSIC-Y.
                                                            (line 34350)
* friendly.lisp <178>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOCALE-MUSIC-Y.
                                                            (line 34361)
* friendly.lisp <179>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOCALE-MUSIC-Z.
                                                            (line 34375)
* friendly.lisp <180>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOCALE-MUSIC-Z.
                                                            (line 34386)
* friendly.lisp <181>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-CREDENTIAL.
                                                            (line 34445)
* friendly.lisp <182>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-CREDENTIAL.
                                                            (line 34456)
* friendly.lisp <183>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-LAST-SEEN.
                                                            (line 34540)
* friendly.lisp <184>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-LAST-SEEN.
                                                            (line 34551)
* friendly.lisp <185>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-ORIGIN.
                                                            (line 34580)
* friendly.lisp <186>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-ORIGIN.
                                                            (line 34591)
* friendly.lisp <187>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-P.
                                                            (line 34604)
* friendly.lisp <188>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-PERSON.
                                                            (line 34618)
* friendly.lisp <189>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-PERSON.
                                                            (line 34629)
* friendly.lisp <190>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-RENEWED.
                                                            (line 34643)
* friendly.lisp <191>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-RENEWED.
                                                            (line 34654)
* friendly.lisp <192>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-START.
                                                            (line 34667)
* friendly.lisp <193>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-START.
                                                            (line 34678)
* friendly.lisp <194>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-UUID.
                                                            (line 34691)
* friendly.lisp <195>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-UUID.
                                                            (line 34702)
* friendly.lisp <196>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOT-OWNER-TOOT.
                                                            (line 34776)
* friendly.lisp <197>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOT-OWNER-TOOT.
                                                            (line 34787)
* friendly.lisp <198>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOT-OWNERSHIP.
                                                            (line 34801)
* friendly.lisp <199>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOT-OWNERSHIP.
                                                            (line 34812)
* friendly.lisp <200>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOT-P.  (line 34825)
* friendly.lisp <201>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOT-WORLD.
                                                            (line 34838)
* friendly.lisp <202>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOT-WORLD.
                                                            (line 34849)
* friendly.lisp <203>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOT-X1. (line 34862)
* friendly.lisp <204>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOT-X1. (line 34873)
* friendly.lisp <205>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOT-X2. (line 34886)
* friendly.lisp <206>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOT-X2. (line 34897)
* friendly.lisp <207>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOT-Y1. (line 34910)
* friendly.lisp <208>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOT-Y1. (line 34921)
* friendly.lisp <209>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOT-Y2. (line 34934)
* friendly.lisp <210>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOT-Y2. (line 34945)
* friendly.lisp <211>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOT-Z1. (line 34958)
* friendly.lisp <212>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOT-Z1. (line 34969)
* friendly.lisp <213>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOT-Z2. (line 34982)
* friendly.lisp <214>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOT-Z2. (line 34993)
* friendly.lisp <215>:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-AVATAR.
                                                            (line 35009)
* friendly.lisp <216>:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-AVATAR-SLOT.
                                                            (line 35024)
* friendly.lisp <217>:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-CHARACTER-MUSIC.
                                                            (line 35038)
* friendly.lisp <218>:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-CHILD-REQUEST.
                                                            (line 35054)
* friendly.lisp <219>:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-CONTACT.
                                                            (line 35083)
* friendly.lisp <220>:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-CREDENTIAL.
                                                            (line 35099)
* friendly.lisp <221>:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-INVENTORY-ITEM.
                                                            (line 35160)
* friendly.lisp <222>:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-ITEM.
                                                            (line 35179)
* friendly.lisp <223>:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-ITEM-TEMPLATE.
                                                            (line 35199)
* friendly.lisp <224>:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-LOCALE-MUSIC.
                                                            (line 35214)
* friendly.lisp <225>:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-LOGIN.
                                                            (line 35230)
* friendly.lisp <226>:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-LOT.
                                                            (line 35246)
* friendly.lisp <227>:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-MIST.
                                                            (line 35278)
* friendly.lisp <228>:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-MUSIC.
                                                            (line 35293)
* friendly.lisp <229>:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-PARENT-CHILD.
                                                            (line 35324)
* friendly.lisp <230>:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-PATTERN.
                                                            (line 35338)
* friendly.lisp <231>:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-PERSON.
                                                            (line 35355)
* friendly.lisp <232>:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-PERSON-LINK.
                                                            (line 35370)
* friendly.lisp <233>:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-PLACE.
                                                            (line 35386)
* friendly.lisp <234>:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-QUAESTOR-EVENT.
                                                            (line 35404)
* friendly.lisp <235>:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-SMS.
                                                            (line 35441)
* friendly.lisp <236>:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-STORE-ITEM.
                                                            (line 35456)
* friendly.lisp <237>:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-TERRAIN-HEIGHT.
                                                            (line 35486)
* friendly.lisp <238>:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-TOOT.
                                                            (line 35505)
* friendly.lisp <239>:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-TOOT-QUIESCED.
                                                            (line 35522)
* friendly.lisp <240>:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-WEAR-SLOT.
                                                            (line 35539)
* friendly.lisp <241>:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-WORLD.
                                                            (line 35582)
* friendly.lisp <242>:                   TOOTSVILLE MIST-ALTITUDE-1.
                                                            (line 35960)
* friendly.lisp <243>:                   TOOTSVILLE MIST-ALTITUDE-1.
                                                            (line 35971)
* friendly.lisp <244>:                   TOOTSVILLE MIST-ALTITUDE-2.
                                                            (line 35985)
* friendly.lisp <245>:                   TOOTSVILLE MIST-ALTITUDE-2.
                                                            (line 35996)
* friendly.lisp <246>:                   TOOTSVILLE MIST-DEFINEDP.
                                                            (line 36010)
* friendly.lisp <247>:                   TOOTSVILLE MIST-DEFINEDP.
                                                            (line 36021)
* friendly.lisp <248>:                   TOOTSVILLE MIST-LATITUDE-1.
                                                            (line 36035)
* friendly.lisp <249>:                   TOOTSVILLE MIST-LATITUDE-1.
                                                            (line 36046)
* friendly.lisp <250>:                   TOOTSVILLE MIST-LATITUDE-2.
                                                            (line 36060)
* friendly.lisp <251>:                   TOOTSVILLE MIST-LATITUDE-2.
                                                            (line 36071)
* friendly.lisp <252>:                   TOOTSVILLE MIST-LONGITUDE-1.
                                                            (line 36085)
* friendly.lisp <253>:                   TOOTSVILLE MIST-LONGITUDE-1.
                                                            (line 36096)
* friendly.lisp <254>:                   TOOTSVILLE MIST-LONGITUDE-2.
                                                            (line 36110)
* friendly.lisp <255>:                   TOOTSVILLE MIST-LONGITUDE-2.
                                                            (line 36121)
* friendly.lisp <256>:                   TOOTSVILLE MIST-P. (line 36134)
* friendly.lisp <257>:                   TOOTSVILLE MIST-WORLD.
                                                            (line 36147)
* friendly.lisp <258>:                   TOOTSVILLE MIST-WORLD.
                                                            (line 36158)
* friendly.lisp <259>:                   TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-ARTIST.
                                                            (line 36247)
* friendly.lisp <260>:                   TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-ARTIST.
                                                            (line 36258)
* friendly.lisp <261>:                   TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-GENRE.
                                                            (line 36271)
* friendly.lisp <262>:                   TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-GENRE.
                                                            (line 36282)
* friendly.lisp <263>:                   TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-ID.
                                                            (line 36295)
* friendly.lisp <264>:                   TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-ID.
                                                            (line 36306)
* friendly.lisp <265>:                   TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-LICENSE.
                                                            (line 36320)
* friendly.lisp <266>:                   TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-LICENSE.
                                                            (line 36331)
* friendly.lisp <267>:                   TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-MONIKER.
                                                            (line 36345)
* friendly.lisp <268>:                   TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-MONIKER.
                                                            (line 36356)
* friendly.lisp <269>:                   TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-P.
                                                            (line 36369)
* friendly.lisp <270>:                   TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-TITLE.
                                                            (line 36382)
* friendly.lisp <271>:                   TOOTSVILLE MUSIC-TITLE.
                                                            (line 36393)
* friendly.lisp <272>:                   TOOTSVILLE PARENT-CHILD-CHILD.
                                                            (line 36673)
* friendly.lisp <273>:                   TOOTSVILLE PARENT-CHILD-CHILD.
                                                            (line 36684)
* friendly.lisp <274>:                   TOOTSVILLE PARENT-CHILD-P.
                                                            (line 36698)
* friendly.lisp <275>:                   TOOTSVILLE PARENT-CHILD-PARENT.
                                                            (line 36712)
* friendly.lisp <276>:                   TOOTSVILLE PARENT-CHILD-PARENT.
                                                            (line 36723)
* friendly.lisp <277>:                   TOOTSVILLE PATTERN-ID.
                                                            (line 36924)
* friendly.lisp <278>:                   TOOTSVILLE PATTERN-ID.
                                                            (line 36935)
* friendly.lisp <279>:                   TOOTSVILLE PATTERN-NAME.
                                                            (line 36949)
* friendly.lisp <280>:                   TOOTSVILLE PATTERN-NAME.
                                                            (line 36960)
* friendly.lisp <281>:                   TOOTSVILLE PATTERN-P.
                                                            (line 36973)
* friendly.lisp <282>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-AGE.
                                                            (line 37054)
* friendly.lisp <283>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-AGE.
                                                            (line 37065)
* friendly.lisp <284>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-DATE-OF-BIRTH.
                                                            (line 37095)
* friendly.lisp <285>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-DATE-OF-BIRTH.
                                                            (line 37106)
* friendly.lisp <286>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-DISPLAY-NAME.
                                                            (line 37120)
* friendly.lisp <287>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-DISPLAY-NAME.
                                                            (line 37131)
* friendly.lisp <288>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-GENDER.
                                                            (line 37163)
* friendly.lisp <289>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-GENDER.
                                                            (line 37174)
* friendly.lisp <290>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-GIVEN-NAME.
                                                            (line 37188)
* friendly.lisp <291>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-GIVEN-NAME.
                                                            (line 37199)
* friendly.lisp <292>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LANG.
                                                            (line 37268)
* friendly.lisp <293>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LANG.
                                                            (line 37279)
* friendly.lisp <294>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-LABEL.
                                                            (line 37319)
* friendly.lisp <295>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-LABEL.
                                                            (line 37330)
* friendly.lisp <296>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-P.
                                                            (line 37343)
* friendly.lisp <297>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-PERSON.
                                                            (line 37357)
* friendly.lisp <298>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-PERSON.
                                                            (line 37368)
* friendly.lisp <299>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-PROVENANCE.
                                                            (line 37382)
* friendly.lisp <300>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-PROVENANCE.
                                                            (line 37393)
* friendly.lisp <301>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-REL.
                                                            (line 37407)
* friendly.lisp <302>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-REL.
                                                            (line 37418)
* friendly.lisp <303>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-URL.
                                                            (line 37432)
* friendly.lisp <304>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-URL.
                                                            (line 37443)
* friendly.lisp <305>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-UUID.
                                                            (line 37457)
* friendly.lisp <306>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINK-UUID.
                                                            (line 37468)
* friendly.lisp <307>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-P.
                                                            (line 37495)
* friendly.lisp <308>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-SENSITIVEP.
                                                            (line 37509)
* friendly.lisp <309>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-SENSITIVEP.
                                                            (line 37520)
* friendly.lisp <310>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-SURNAME.
                                                            (line 37534)
* friendly.lisp <311>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-SURNAME.
                                                            (line 37545)
* friendly.lisp <312>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-UUID.
                                                            (line 37558)
* friendly.lisp <313>:                   TOOTSVILLE PERSON-UUID.
                                                            (line 37569)
* friendly.lisp <314>:                   TOOTSVILLE PLACE-ALTITUDE.
                                                            (line 37645)
* friendly.lisp <315>:                   TOOTSVILLE PLACE-ALTITUDE.
                                                            (line 37656)
* friendly.lisp <316>:                   TOOTSVILLE PLACE-APPEARANCE.
                                                            (line 37670)
* friendly.lisp <317>:                   TOOTSVILLE PLACE-APPEARANCE.
                                                            (line 37681)
* friendly.lisp <318>:                   TOOTSVILLE PLACE-ATTRIBUTES.
                                                            (line 37695)
* friendly.lisp <319>:                   TOOTSVILLE PLACE-ATTRIBUTES.
                                                            (line 37706)
* friendly.lisp <320>:                   TOOTSVILLE PLACE-KIND.
                                                            (line 37733)
* friendly.lisp <321>:                   TOOTSVILLE PLACE-KIND.
                                                            (line 37744)
* friendly.lisp <322>:                   TOOTSVILLE PLACE-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 37758)
* friendly.lisp <323>:                   TOOTSVILLE PLACE-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 37769)
* friendly.lisp <324>:                   TOOTSVILLE PLACE-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 37783)
* friendly.lisp <325>:                   TOOTSVILLE PLACE-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 37794)
* friendly.lisp <326>:                   TOOTSVILLE PLACE-P.
                                                            (line 37807)
* friendly.lisp <327>:                   TOOTSVILLE PLACE-SHAPE.
                                                            (line 37820)
* friendly.lisp <328>:                   TOOTSVILLE PLACE-SHAPE.
                                                            (line 37831)
* friendly.lisp <329>:                   TOOTSVILLE PLACE-UUID.
                                                            (line 37886)
* friendly.lisp <330>:                   TOOTSVILLE PLACE-UUID.
                                                            (line 37897)
* friendly.lisp <331>:                   TOOTSVILLE PLACE-WORLD.
                                                            (line 37910)
* friendly.lisp <332>:                   TOOTSVILLE PLACE-WORLD.
                                                            (line 37921)
* friendly.lisp <333>:                   TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-COMPLETEDP.
                                                            (line 38452)
* friendly.lisp <334>:                   TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-COMPLETEDP.
                                                            (line 38463)
* friendly.lisp <335>:                   TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-ENDED-AT.
                                                            (line 38477)
* friendly.lisp <336>:                   TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-ENDED-AT.
                                                            (line 38488)
* friendly.lisp <337>:                   TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-FAIRY-DUST.
                                                            (line 38502)
* friendly.lisp <338>:                   TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-FAIRY-DUST.
                                                            (line 38513)
* friendly.lisp <339>:                   TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-ITEM.
                                                            (line 38527)
* friendly.lisp <340>:                   TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-ITEM.
                                                            (line 38538)
* friendly.lisp <341>:                   TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-MEDAL.
                                                            (line 38552)
* friendly.lisp <342>:                   TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-MEDAL.
                                                            (line 38563)
* friendly.lisp <343>:                   TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-P.
                                                            (line 38577)
* friendly.lisp <344>:                   TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-PEANUTS.
                                                            (line 38591)
* friendly.lisp <345>:                   TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-PEANUTS.
                                                            (line 38602)
* friendly.lisp <346>:                   TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-SCORE.
                                                            (line 38616)
* friendly.lisp <347>:                   TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-SCORE.
                                                            (line 38627)
* friendly.lisp <348>:                   TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-SOURCE.
                                                            (line 38641)
* friendly.lisp <349>:                   TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-SOURCE.
                                                            (line 38652)
* friendly.lisp <350>:                   TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-STARTED-AT.
                                                            (line 38666)
* friendly.lisp <351>:                   TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-STARTED-AT.
                                                            (line 38677)
* friendly.lisp <352>:                   TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-STARTED-BY.
                                                            (line 38691)
* friendly.lisp <353>:                   TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-STARTED-BY.
                                                            (line 38702)
* friendly.lisp <354>:                   TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-UUID.
                                                            (line 38716)
* friendly.lisp <355>:                   TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-EVENT-UUID.
                                                            (line 38727)
* friendly.lisp <356>:                   TOOTSVILLE SMS-DESTINATION.
                                                            (line 40467)
* friendly.lisp <357>:                   TOOTSVILLE SMS-DESTINATION.
                                                            (line 40478)
* friendly.lisp <358>:                   TOOTSVILLE SMS-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 40491)
* friendly.lisp <359>:                   TOOTSVILLE SMS-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 40502)
* friendly.lisp <360>:                   TOOTSVILLE SMS-MMSP.
                                                            (line 40530)
* friendly.lisp <361>:                   TOOTSVILLE SMS-MMSP.
                                                            (line 40541)
* friendly.lisp <362>:                   TOOTSVILLE SMS-P.  (line 40554)
* friendly.lisp <363>:                   TOOTSVILLE SMS-SENDER.
                                                            (line 40567)
* friendly.lisp <364>:                   TOOTSVILLE SMS-SENDER.
                                                            (line 40578)
* friendly.lisp <365>:                   TOOTSVILLE SMS-UUID.
                                                            (line 40591)
* friendly.lisp <366>:                   TOOTSVILLE SMS-UUID.
                                                            (line 40602)
* friendly.lisp <367>:                   TOOTSVILLE STORE-ITEM-CURRENCY.
                                                            (line 41105)
* friendly.lisp <368>:                   TOOTSVILLE STORE-ITEM-CURRENCY.
                                                            (line 41116)
* friendly.lisp <369>:                   TOOTSVILLE STORE-ITEM-P.
                                                            (line 41129)
* friendly.lisp <370>:                   TOOTSVILLE STORE-ITEM-PRICE.
                                                            (line 41143)
* friendly.lisp <371>:                   TOOTSVILLE STORE-ITEM-PRICE.
                                                            (line 41154)
* friendly.lisp <372>:                   TOOTSVILLE STORE-ITEM-QTY.
                                                            (line 41168)
* friendly.lisp <373>:                   TOOTSVILLE STORE-ITEM-QTY.
                                                            (line 41179)
* friendly.lisp <374>:                   TOOTSVILLE STORE-ITEM-TEMPLATE.
                                                            (line 41193)
* friendly.lisp <375>:                   TOOTSVILLE STORE-ITEM-TEMPLATE.
                                                            (line 41204)
* friendly.lisp <376>:                   TOOTSVILLE STORE-ITEM-UUID.
                                                            (line 41218)
* friendly.lisp <377>:                   TOOTSVILLE STORE-ITEM-UUID.
                                                            (line 41229)
* friendly.lisp <378>:                   TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN-HEIGHT-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 41776)
* friendly.lisp <379>:                   TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN-HEIGHT-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 41787)
* friendly.lisp <380>:                   TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN-HEIGHT-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 41801)
* friendly.lisp <381>:                   TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN-HEIGHT-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 41812)
* friendly.lisp <382>:                   TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN-HEIGHT-P.
                                                            (line 41826)
* friendly.lisp <383>:                   TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN-HEIGHT-TERRAIN.
                                                            (line 41840)
* friendly.lisp <384>:                   TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN-HEIGHT-TERRAIN.
                                                            (line 41851)
* friendly.lisp <385>:                   TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN-HEIGHT-WORLD.
                                                            (line 41865)
* friendly.lisp <386>:                   TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN-HEIGHT-WORLD.
                                                            (line 41876)
* friendly.lisp <387>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-AVATAR.
                                                            (line 42210)
* friendly.lisp <388>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-AVATAR.
                                                            (line 42221)
* friendly.lisp <389>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-AVATAR-SCALE-X.
                                                            (line 42235)
* friendly.lisp <390>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-AVATAR-SCALE-X.
                                                            (line 42246)
* friendly.lisp <391>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-AVATAR-SCALE-Y.
                                                            (line 42260)
* friendly.lisp <392>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-AVATAR-SCALE-Y.
                                                            (line 42271)
* friendly.lisp <393>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-AVATAR-SCALE-Z.
                                                            (line 42285)
* friendly.lisp <394>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-AVATAR-SCALE-Z.
                                                            (line 42296)
* friendly.lisp <395>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-BASE-COLOR.
                                                            (line 42310)
* friendly.lisp <396>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-BASE-COLOR.
                                                            (line 42321)
* friendly.lisp <397>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-CHILD-CODE.
                                                            (line 42437)
* friendly.lisp <398>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-CHILD-CODE.
                                                            (line 42448)
* friendly.lisp <399>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-LAST-ACTIVE.
                                                            (line 42762)
* friendly.lisp <400>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-LAST-ACTIVE.
                                                            (line 42773)
* friendly.lisp <401>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-NAME.
                                                            (line 42818)
* friendly.lisp <402>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-NAME.
                                                            (line 42829)
* friendly.lisp <403>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-NOTE.
                                                            (line 42851)
* friendly.lisp <404>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-NOTE.
                                                            (line 42862)
* friendly.lisp <405>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-P. (line 42875)
* friendly.lisp <406>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PAD-COLOR.
                                                            (line 42889)
* friendly.lisp <407>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PAD-COLOR.
                                                            (line 42900)
* friendly.lisp <408>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PATTERN.
                                                            (line 42971)
* friendly.lisp <409>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PATTERN.
                                                            (line 42982)
* friendly.lisp <410>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PATTERN-COLOR.
                                                            (line 42996)
* friendly.lisp <411>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PATTERN-COLOR.
                                                            (line 43007)
* friendly.lisp <412>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PLAYER.
                                                            (line 43100)
* friendly.lisp <413>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PLAYER.
                                                            (line 43111)
* friendly.lisp <414>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-ALTITUDE.
                                                            (line 43220)
* friendly.lisp <415>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-ALTITUDE.
                                                            (line 43231)
* friendly.lisp <416>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-ATTRIBS.
                                                            (line 43245)
* friendly.lisp <417>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-ATTRIBS.
                                                            (line 43256)
* friendly.lisp <418>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-D3.
                                                            (line 43270)
* friendly.lisp <419>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-D3.
                                                            (line 43281)
* friendly.lisp <420>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-EMOTION.
                                                            (line 43309)
* friendly.lisp <421>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-EMOTION.
                                                            (line 43320)
* friendly.lisp <422>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 43334)
* friendly.lisp <423>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 43345)
* friendly.lisp <424>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 43359)
* friendly.lisp <425>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 43370)
* friendly.lisp <426>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-OBSERVED.
                                                            (line 43384)
* friendly.lisp <427>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-OBSERVED.
                                                            (line 43395)
* friendly.lisp <428>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-P.
                                                            (line 43409)
* friendly.lisp <429>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-PEER-ADDRESS.
                                                            (line 43423)
* friendly.lisp <430>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-PEER-ADDRESS.
                                                            (line 43434)
* friendly.lisp <431>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-TOOT.
                                                            (line 43448)
* friendly.lisp <432>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-TOOT.
                                                            (line 43459)
* friendly.lisp <433>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-WORLD.
                                                            (line 43473)
* friendly.lisp <434>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-WORLD.
                                                            (line 43484)
* friendly.lisp <435>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-WTL.
                                                            (line 43498)
* friendly.lisp <436>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-WTL.
                                                            (line 43509)
* friendly.lisp <437>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-UUID.
                                                            (line 43556)
* friendly.lisp <438>:                   TOOTSVILLE TOOT-UUID.
                                                            (line 43567)
* friendly.lisp <439>:                   TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-ALTERNATE.
                                                            (line 44342)
* friendly.lisp <440>:                   TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-ALTERNATE.
                                                            (line 44353)
* friendly.lisp <441>:                   TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-AVATAR-POINT.
                                                            (line 44367)
* friendly.lisp <442>:                   TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-AVATAR-POINT.
                                                            (line 44378)
* friendly.lisp <443>:                   TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-ID.
                                                            (line 44392)
* friendly.lisp <444>:                   TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-ID.
                                                            (line 44403)
* friendly.lisp <445>:                   TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-NAME.
                                                            (line 44455)
* friendly.lisp <446>:                   TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-NAME.
                                                            (line 44466)
* friendly.lisp <447>:                   TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-OBSTRUCT-MAX.
                                                            (line 44480)
* friendly.lisp <448>:                   TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-OBSTRUCT-MAX.
                                                            (line 44491)
* friendly.lisp <449>:                   TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-OBSTRUCT-MIN.
                                                            (line 44505)
* friendly.lisp <450>:                   TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-OBSTRUCT-MIN.
                                                            (line 44516)
* friendly.lisp <451>:                   TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-OBSTRUCT-POINT.
                                                            (line 44530)
* friendly.lisp <452>:                   TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-OBSTRUCT-POINT.
                                                            (line 44541)
* friendly.lisp <453>:                   TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-P.
                                                            (line 44554)
* friendly.lisp <454>:                   TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-VALENCE.
                                                            (line 44568)
* friendly.lisp <455>:                   TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-VALENCE.
                                                            (line 44579)
* friendly.lisp <456>:                   TOOTSVILLE WORLD-MONIKER.
                                                            (line 45178)
* friendly.lisp <457>:                   TOOTSVILLE WORLD-MONIKER.
                                                            (line 45189)
* friendly.lisp <458>:                   TOOTSVILLE WORLD-NAME.
                                                            (line 45237)
* friendly.lisp <459>:                   TOOTSVILLE WORLD-NAME.
                                                            (line 45248)
* friendly.lisp <460>:                   TOOTSVILLE WORLD-P.
                                                            (line 45261)
* game-actions.lisp:                     TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-BOWLING-RESET-PINS.
                                                            (line 26171)
* game-actions.lisp <1>:                 TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-BOWLING-STRIKE-PINS.
                                                            (line 26200)
* game-actions.lisp <2>:                 TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-CARD-GAME-ARRANGE.
                                                            (line 26229)
* game-actions.lisp <3>:                 TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-CARD-GAME-DEAL.
                                                            (line 26257)
* game-actions.lisp <4>:                 TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-CARD-GAME-DRAW.
                                                            (line 26285)
* game-actions.lisp <5>:                 TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-CARD-GAME-MOVE.
                                                            (line 26313)
* game-actions.lisp <6>:                 TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-CARD-GAME-PLAY.
                                                            (line 26346)
* game-actions.lisp <7>:                 TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-CARD-GAME-SHUFFLE.
                                                            (line 26375)
* game-actions.lisp <8>:                 TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-CARD-GAME-TAKE.
                                                            (line 26403)
* game-actions.lisp <9>:                 TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-GET-BOWLING-SCORECARD.
                                                            (line 26432)
* game-actions.lisp <10>:                TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-JOIN-BOWLING-GAME.
                                                            (line 26461)
* game-actions.lisp <11>:                TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-JOIN-CARD-GAME.
                                                            (line 26551)
* game-actions.lisp <12>:                TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-PART-BOWLING-GAME.
                                                            (line 26580)
* game-actions.lisp <13>:                TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-PART-CARD-GAME.
                                                            (line 26608)
* game-actions.lisp <14>:                TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-PAUSE-SPORTS-BALL-TIMER.
                                                            (line 26637)
* game-actions.lisp <15>:                TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-SPORTS-BALL-GOAL.
                                                            (line 26670)
* game-actions.lisp <16>:                TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-START-BOWLING.
                                                            (line 26721)
* game-actions.lisp <17>:                TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-START-SPORTS-BALL-GAME.
                                                            (line 26784)
* game-actions.lisp <18>:                TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-START-SPORTS-BALL-TIMER.
                                                            (line 26813)
* game-actions.lisp <19>:                TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-TAG-YOU-RE-IT.
                                                            (line 26836)
* generic-db.lisp:                       TOOTSVILLE DATABASE-FOR.
                                                            (line 19262)
* generic-db.lisp <1>:                   TOOTSVILLE DB-TABLE-FOR.
                                                            (line 19389)
* generic-db.lisp <2>:                   TOOTSVILLE DESTROY-RECORD.
                                                            (line 20257)
* generic-db.lisp <3>:                   TOOTSVILLE FIND-RECORD.
                                                            (line 25789)
* generic-db.lisp <4>:                   TOOTSVILLE FIND-RECORDS.
                                                            (line 25817)
* generic-db.lisp <5>:                   TOOTSVILLE FIND-RECORDS-BY-SQL.
                                                            (line 25834)
* generic-db.lisp <6>:                   TOOTSVILLE FIND-REFERENCE.
                                                            (line 25853)
* generic-db.lisp <7>:                   TOOTSVILLE ID-COLUMN-FOR.
                                                            (line 27960)
* generic-db.lisp <8>:                   TOOTSVILLE INVALIDATE-CACHE.
                                                            (line 32612)
* generic-db.lisp <9>:                   TOOTSVILLE LOAD-RECORD.
                                                            (line 34206)
* generic-db.lisp <10>:                  TOOTSVILLE MAKE-RECORD.
                                                            (line 35426)
* generic-db.lisp <11>:                  TOOTSVILLE SAVE-RECORD.
                                                            (line 40025)
* gossip.lisp:                           TOOTSVILLE CLEAN-ICE-CREDENTIALS.
                                                            (line 17476)
* gossip.lisp <1>:                       TOOTSVILLE COPY-GOSSIP-INITIATION.
                                                            (line 18564)
* gossip.lisp <2>:                       TOOTSVILLE FETCH-ICE-CREDENTIALS/ XIRSYS.
                                                            (line 25592)
* gossip.lisp <3>:                       TOOTSVILLE GOSSIP-INITIATION-ANSWER.
                                                            (line 27415)
* gossip.lisp <4>:                       TOOTSVILLE GOSSIP-INITIATION-ANSWER.
                                                            (line 27426)
* gossip.lisp <5>:                       TOOTSVILLE GOSSIP-INITIATION-P.
                                                            (line 27440)
* gossip.lisp <6>:                       TOOTSVILLE GOSSIP-INITIATION-UUID.
                                                            (line 27454)
* gossip.lisp <7>:                       TOOTSVILLE GOSSIP-INITIATION-UUID.
                                                            (line 27465)
* gossip.lisp <8>:                       TOOTSVILLE ICE-CREDENTIALS.
                                                            (line 27929)
* gossip.lisp <9>:                       TOOTSVILLE ICE-URL-TO-URLS.
                                                            (line 27943)
* gossip.lisp <10>:                      TOOTSVILLE MAKE-GOSSIP-INITIATION.
                                                            (line 35145)
* http-error.lisp:                       TOOTSVILLE FLATTEN-PLIST-TREE.
                                                            (line 26031)
* http-error.lisp <1>:                   TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-UNIT-TEST-FLATTEN-PLIST-TREE.
                                                            (line 46926)
* http-types.lisp:                       TOOTSVILLE PRETTY-PRINT-HTML-ERROR.
                                                            (line 38235)
* infinity.lisp:                         TOOTSVILLE AVERAGE.
                                                            (line 16216)
* infinity.lisp <1>:                     TOOTSVILLE CALL-INFINITY-FROM-REST.
                                                            (line 16605)
* infinity.lisp <2>:                     TOOTSVILLE CALL-INFINITY-FROM-STREAM.
                                                            (line 16622)
* infinity.lisp <3>:                     TOOTSVILLE DEFINE-OPERATOR-COMMAND.
                                                            (line 19567)
* infinity.lisp <4>:                     TOOTSVILLE DEFINFINITY.
                                                            (line 19757)
* infinity.lisp <5>:                     TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity→json.
                                                            (line 25048)
* infinity.lisp <6>:                     TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-STATS.
                                                            (line 32236)
* infinity.lisp <7>:                     TOOTSVILLE WITH-HTTP-ERRORS-AS-INFINITY-ERRORS.
                                                            (line 44936)
* info.lisp:                             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ gossip/ alexa/ info/ region/ region→json.
                                                            (line 22406)
* items.lisp:                            TOOTSVILLE AVATAR-HAS-SLOT-P.
                                                            (line 16006)
* items.lisp <1>:                        TOOTSVILLE CREATE-ITEM.
                                                            (line 18947)
* items.lisp <2>:                        TOOTSVILLE DOFF-ANY-CONFLICTING-ITEM.
                                                            (line 20516)
* items.lisp <3>:                        TOOTSVILLE DOFF-ITEM.
                                                            (line 20531)
* items.lisp <4>:                        TOOTSVILLE DOFF-ITEM-IN-SLOT.
                                                            (line 20545)
* items.lisp <5>:                        TOOTSVILLE DON-ITEM.
                                                            (line 20562)
* items.lisp <6>:                        TOOTSVILLE DROP-ITEM.
                                                            (line 20654)
* items.lisp <7>:                        TOOTSVILLE GIFT-ITEM.
                                                            (line 27316)
* items.lisp <8>:                        TOOTSVILLE GRANT-ITEM.
                                                            (line 27522)
* items.lisp <9>:                        TOOTSVILLE ITEM-GAIN-ENERGY.
                                                            (line 33024)
* items.lisp <10>:                       TOOTSVILLE ITEM-INFO.
                                                            (line 33092)
* items.lisp <11>:                       TOOTSVILLE ITEM-LOSE-ENERGY.
                                                            (line 33162)
* items.lisp <12>:                       TOOTSVILLE ITEM-OWNED-BY-P.
                                                            (line 33180)
* items.lisp <13>:                       TOOTSVILLE ITEM-TEMPLATE-INFO.
                                                            (line 33523)
* items.lisp <14>:                       TOOTSVILLE PLACE-STRING.
                                                            (line 37850)
* items.lisp <15>:                       TOOTSVILLE PLACE-STRING-CIRCLE.
                                                            (line 37873)
* items.lisp <16>:                       TOOTSVILLE STORE-INFO.
                                                            (line 41067)
* items.lisp <17>:                       TOOTSVILLE TAKE-ITEM.
                                                            (line 41378)
* items.lisp <18>:                       TOOTSVILLE TOOT-HAS-ITEM-P.
                                                            (line 42538)
* items.lisp <19>:                       TOOTSVILLE TOOT-INVENTORY.
                                                            (line 42732)
* items.lisp <20>:                       TOOTSVILLE VANISH-ITEM.
                                                            (line 44179)
* items.lisp <21>:                       TOOTSVILLE WEAR-SLOT-INFO.
                                                            (line 44441)
* legacy-commands.lisp:                  TOOTSVILLE @-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 15536)
* legacy-commands.lisp <1>:              TOOTSVILLE DUMP-CREDITS.
                                                            (line 20670)
* legacy-commands.lisp <2>:              TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ add-furniture→json.
                                                            (line 22965)
* legacy-commands.lisp <3>:              TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ add-to-list→json.
                                                            (line 23031)
* legacy-commands.lisp <4>:              TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ click→json.
                                                            (line 23064)
* legacy-commands.lisp <5>:              TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ create-user-house→json.
                                                            (line 23130)
* legacy-commands.lisp <6>:              TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ dofff→json.
                                                            (line 23196)
* legacy-commands.lisp <7>:              TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ don→json.
                                                            (line 23262)
* legacy-commands.lisp <8>:              TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ echo→json.
                                                            (line 23295)
* legacy-commands.lisp <9>:              TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ end-event→json.
                                                            (line 23330)
* legacy-commands.lisp <10>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ finger→json.
                                                            (line 23396)
* legacy-commands.lisp <11>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ game-action→json.
                                                            (line 23429)
* legacy-commands.lisp <12>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-avatars→json.
                                                            (line 23462)
* legacy-commands.lisp <13>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-color-palettes→json.
                                                            (line 23495)
* legacy-commands.lisp <14>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-inventory-by-type→json.
                                                            (line 23528)
* legacy-commands.lisp <15>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-inventory→json.
                                                            (line 23561)
* legacy-commands.lisp <16>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-online-users→json.
                                                            (line 23627)
* legacy-commands.lisp <17>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-room-list→json.
                                                            (line 23693)
* legacy-commands.lisp <18>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-server-time→json.
                                                            (line 23759)
* legacy-commands.lisp <19>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-session-apple→json.
                                                            (line 23792)
* legacy-commands.lisp <20>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-store-item-info→json.
                                                            (line 23825)
* legacy-commands.lisp <21>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-user-lists→json.
                                                            (line 23858)
* legacy-commands.lisp <22>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-wallet→json.
                                                            (line 23891)
* legacy-commands.lisp <23>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-zone-list→json.
                                                            (line 23924)
* legacy-commands.lisp <24>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ give→json.
                                                            (line 23957)
* legacy-commands.lisp <25>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ go→json.
                                                            (line 23990)
* legacy-commands.lisp <26>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ init-user-room→json.
                                                            (line 24023)
* legacy-commands.lisp <27>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ join→json.
                                                            (line 24056)
* legacy-commands.lisp <28>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ logout→json.
                                                            (line 24089)
* legacy-commands.lisp <29>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ mail-customer-service→json.
                                                            (line 24122)
* legacy-commands.lisp <30>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ peek-at-inventory→json.
                                                            (line 24155)
* legacy-commands.lisp <31>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ ping→json.
                                                            (line 24188)
* legacy-commands.lisp <32>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ prompt-reply→json.
                                                            (line 24254)
* legacy-commands.lisp <33>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ remove-from-list→json.
                                                            (line 24354)
* legacy-commands.lisp <34>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ report-bug→json.
                                                            (line 24387)
* legacy-commands.lisp <35>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ report-user→json.
                                                            (line 24420)
* legacy-commands.lisp <36>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ request-buddy→json.
                                                            (line 24454)
* legacy-commands.lisp <37>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ send-out-of-band-message→json.
                                                            (line 24520)
* legacy-commands.lisp <38>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ server-time→json.
                                                            (line 24553)
* legacy-commands.lisp <39>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ set-avatar-color→json.
                                                            (line 24586)
* legacy-commands.lisp <40>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ set-furniture→json.
                                                            (line 24619)
* legacy-commands.lisp <41>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ set-room-var→json.
                                                            (line 24652)
* legacy-commands.lisp <42>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ set-user-var→json.
                                                            (line 24685)
* legacy-commands.lisp <43>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ spawn-zone→json.
                                                            (line 24751)
* legacy-commands.lisp <44>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ speak→json.
                                                            (line 24784)
* legacy-commands.lisp <45>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ start-event→json.
                                                            (line 24850)
* legacy-commands.lisp <46>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ use-equipment→json.
                                                            (line 24917)
* legacy-commands.lisp <47>:             TOOTSVILLE FROM-AVATARS.
                                                            (line 26142)
* legacy-commands.lisp <48>:             TOOTSVILLE GENERATE-BUDDY-LIST-SIGNATURE.
                                                            (line 27095)
* legacy-commands.lisp <49>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-ADD-FURNITURE.
                                                            (line 28009)
* legacy-commands.lisp <50>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-ADD-TO-LIST.
                                                            (line 28093)
* legacy-commands.lisp <51>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-CLICK.
                                                            (line 28225)
* legacy-commands.lisp <52>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-CREATE-USER-HOUSE.
                                                            (line 28347)
* legacy-commands.lisp <53>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-DOFFF.
                                                            (line 28484)
* legacy-commands.lisp <54>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-DON.
                                                            (line 28565)
* legacy-commands.lisp <55>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-ECHO.
                                                            (line 28633)
* legacy-commands.lisp <56>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-END-EVENT.
                                                            (line 28775)
* legacy-commands.lisp <57>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-FINGER.
                                                            (line 28846)
* legacy-commands.lisp <58>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GAME-ACTION.
                                                            (line 28943)
* legacy-commands.lisp <59>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-AVATARS.
                                                            (line 29150)
* legacy-commands.lisp <60>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-COLOR-PALETTES.
                                                            (line 29196)
* legacy-commands.lisp <61>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-INVENTORY.
                                                            (line 29230)
* legacy-commands.lisp <62>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-INVENTORY-BY-TYPE.
                                                            (line 29338)
* legacy-commands.lisp <63>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ONLINE-USERS.
                                                            (line 29470)
* legacy-commands.lisp <64>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ROOM-LIST.
                                                            (line 29558)
* legacy-commands.lisp <65>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-SERVER-TIME.
                                                            (line 29829)
* legacy-commands.lisp <66>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-SESSION-APPLE.
                                                            (line 29861)
* legacy-commands.lisp <67>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-STORE-ITEM-INFO.
                                                            (line 29901)
* legacy-commands.lisp <68>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-USER-LISTS.
                                                            (line 29927)
* legacy-commands.lisp <69>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-WALLET.
                                                            (line 29963)
* legacy-commands.lisp <70>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ZONE-LIST.
                                                            (line 29988)
* legacy-commands.lisp <71>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GIVE.
                                                            (line 30038)
* legacy-commands.lisp <72>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GO.
                                                            (line 30069)
* legacy-commands.lisp <73>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-INIT-USER-ROOM.
                                                            (line 30116)
* legacy-commands.lisp <74>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-JOIN.
                                                            (line 30185)
* legacy-commands.lisp <75>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-LOGOUT.
                                                            (line 30290)
* legacy-commands.lisp <76>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-MAIL-CUSTOMER-SERVICE.
                                                            (line 30318)
* legacy-commands.lisp <77>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-PEEK-AT-INVENTORY.
                                                            (line 30385)
* legacy-commands.lisp <78>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-PING.
                                                            (line 30436)
* legacy-commands.lisp <79>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-PROMPT-REPLY.
                                                            (line 30730)
* legacy-commands.lisp <80>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-REMOVE-FROM-LIST.
                                                            (line 30916)
* legacy-commands.lisp <81>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-REPORT-BUG.
                                                            (line 31148)
* legacy-commands.lisp <82>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-REPORT-USER.
                                                            (line 31168)
* legacy-commands.lisp <83>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-REQUEST-BUDDY.
                                                            (line 31211)
* legacy-commands.lisp <84>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SEND-OUT-OF-BAND-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 31385)
* legacy-commands.lisp <85>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SERVER-TIME.
                                                            (line 31414)
* legacy-commands.lisp <86>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SET-AVATAR-COLOR.
                                                            (line 31451)
* legacy-commands.lisp <87>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SET-FURNITURE.
                                                            (line 31545)
* legacy-commands.lisp <88>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SET-ROOM-VAR.
                                                            (line 31588)
* legacy-commands.lisp <89>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SET-USER-VAR.
                                                            (line 31709)
* legacy-commands.lisp <90>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SPAWN-ZONE.
                                                            (line 31788)
* legacy-commands.lisp <91>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SPEAK.
                                                            (line 31990)
* legacy-commands.lisp <92>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-START-EVENT.
                                                            (line 32223)
* legacy-commands.lisp <93>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-USE-EQUIPMENT.
                                                            (line 32321)
* legacy-commands.lisp <94>:             TOOTSVILLE PARSE-OPERATOR-COMMAND.
                                                            (line 36836)
* legacy-commands.lisp <95>:             TOOTSVILLE PLACE-FURNITURE.
                                                            (line 37720)
* legacy-commands.lisp <96>:             TOOTSVILLE REMOVE-FURNITURE.
                                                            (line 39180)
* legacy-commands.lisp <97>:             TOOTSVILLE SET-USER-VAR.
                                                            (line 40220)
* legacy-commands.lisp <98>:             TOOTSVILLE SET-USER-VAR-D.
                                                            (line 40234)
* legacy-commands.lisp <99>:             TOOTSVILLE SET-USER-VAR-WTL.
                                                            (line 40248)
* legacy-commands.lisp <100>:            TOOTSVILLE TOOT-BUDDY-LIST.
                                                            (line 42363)
* legacy-ops.lisp:                       TOOTSVILLE-USER $. (line  9686)
* legacy-ops.lisp <1>:                   TOOTSVILLE-USER *TIME.
                                                            (line  9756)
* legacy-ops.lisp <2>:                   TOOTSVILLE-USER *WARN.
                                                            (line  9802)
* legacy-ops.lisp <3>:                   TOOTSVILLE-USER ADDEVENT.
                                                            (line  9834)
* legacy-ops.lisp <4>:                   TOOTSVILLE-USER AGENT.
                                                            (line  9854)
* legacy-ops.lisp <5>:                   TOOTSVILLE-USER ASKME.
                                                            (line  9897)
* legacy-ops.lisp <6>:                   TOOTSVILLE-USER BAN.
                                                            (line  9967)
* legacy-ops.lisp <7>:                   TOOTSVILLE-USER BANHAMMER.
                                                            (line 10006)
* legacy-ops.lisp <8>:                   TOOTSVILLE-USER BEAM.
                                                            (line 10034)
* legacy-ops.lisp <9>:                   TOOTSVILLE-USER CENSUS.
                                                            (line 10081)
* legacy-ops.lisp <10>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER CLEARBADGE.
                                                            (line 10131)
* legacy-ops.lisp <11>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER CLEARCACHE.
                                                            (line 10159)
* legacy-ops.lisp <12>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER CLEAREVENT.
                                                            (line 10196)
* legacy-ops.lisp <13>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER CLEARVAR.
                                                            (line 10231)
* legacy-ops.lisp <14>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER CLONEROOM.
                                                            (line 10259)
* legacy-ops.lisp <15>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER CREATEROOM.
                                                            (line 10293)
* legacy-ops.lisp <16>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER DBCPINFO.
                                                            (line 10323)
* legacy-ops.lisp <17>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER DRESS.
                                                            (line 10447)
* legacy-ops.lisp <18>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER DROP.
                                                            (line 10469)
* legacy-ops.lisp <19>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER DROPKICK.
                                                            (line 10499)
* legacy-ops.lisp <20>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER DUMPTHREADS.
                                                            (line 10530)
* legacy-ops.lisp <21>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER ENABLEPATHFINDER.
                                                            (line 10558)
* legacy-ops.lisp <22>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER EVACUATE.
                                                            (line 10588)
* legacy-ops.lisp <23>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER FILTER.
                                                            (line 10612)
* legacy-ops.lisp <24>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER FINGER.
                                                            (line 10657)
* legacy-ops.lisp <25>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER FLUSH.
                                                            (line 10688)
* legacy-ops.lisp <26>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER GAME.
                                                            (line 10714)
* legacy-ops.lisp <27>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER GETCONFIG.
                                                            (line 10783)
* legacy-ops.lisp <28>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER GETEVENTS.
                                                            (line 10817)
* legacy-ops.lisp <29>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER GETMOTD.
                                                            (line 10842)
* legacy-ops.lisp <30>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER GETSCHEDULE.
                                                            (line 10860)
* legacy-ops.lisp <31>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER GETSCHEDULEFOR.
                                                            (line 10877)
* legacy-ops.lisp <32>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER GETUVAR.
                                                            (line 10915)
* legacy-ops.lisp <33>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER GETUVARS.
                                                            (line 10950)
* legacy-ops.lisp <34>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER GETVAR.
                                                            (line 10983)
* legacy-ops.lisp <35>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER GETVARS.
                                                            (line 11016)
* legacy-ops.lisp <36>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER GIVE.
                                                            (line 11080)
* legacy-ops.lisp <37>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER GIVEHEAD.
                                                            (line 11114)
* legacy-ops.lisp <38>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER GRANT.
                                                            (line 11148)
* legacy-ops.lisp <39>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER HEADCOUNT.
                                                            (line 11201)
* legacy-ops.lisp <40>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER INV.
                                                            (line 11265)
* legacy-ops.lisp <41>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER KICK.
                                                            (line 11349)
* legacy-ops.lisp <42>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER KING.
                                                            (line 11374)
* legacy-ops.lisp <43>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER LIFTBAN.
                                                            (line 11403)
* legacy-ops.lisp <44>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER LOADLISTS.
                                                            (line 11428)
* legacy-ops.lisp <45>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER MEM.
                                                            (line 11481)
* legacy-ops.lisp <46>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER METRONOME.
                                                            (line 11544)
* legacy-ops.lisp <47>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER MOTD.
                                                            (line 11578)
* legacy-ops.lisp <48>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER MUTE.
                                                            (line 11617)
* legacy-ops.lisp <49>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER NUKE.
                                                            (line 11679)
* legacy-ops.lisp <50>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER PARENTAPPROVES.
                                                            (line 11711)
* legacy-ops.lisp <51>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER PING.
                                                            (line 11743)
* legacy-ops.lisp <52>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER PLACE.
                                                            (line 11985)
* legacy-ops.lisp <53>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER PURGEPHYSICS.
                                                            (line 12008)
* legacy-ops.lisp <54>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER RC.
                                                            (line 12112)
* legacy-ops.lisp <55>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER REBOOT.
                                                            (line 12148)
* legacy-ops.lisp <56>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER RELOADCONFIG.
                                                            (line 12181)
* legacy-ops.lisp <57>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER RETIRE.
                                                            (line 12213)
* legacy-ops.lisp <58>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER RUN.
                                                            (line 12249)
* legacy-ops.lisp <59>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER SAVEROOMVARS.
                                                            (line 12273)
* legacy-ops.lisp <60>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER SCOTTY.
                                                            (line 12314)
* legacy-ops.lisp <61>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER SETAVATARCOLORS.
                                                            (line 12408)
* legacy-ops.lisp <62>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER SETBADGE.
                                                            (line 12443)
* legacy-ops.lisp <63>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER SETCONFIG.
                                                            (line 12476)
* legacy-ops.lisp <64>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER SETSTAFFLEVEL.
                                                            (line 12495)
* legacy-ops.lisp <65>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER SETUVAR.
                                                            (line 12538)
* legacy-ops.lisp <66>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER SETVAR.
                                                            (line 12586)
* legacy-ops.lisp <67>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER SHANGHAI.
                                                            (line 12605)
* legacy-ops.lisp <68>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER SHOUT.
                                                            (line 12641)
* legacy-ops.lisp <69>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER SPAWNROOM.
                                                            (line 12692)
* legacy-ops.lisp <70>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER SPAWNZONE.
                                                            (line 12719)
* legacy-ops.lisp <71>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER SPEAK.
                                                            (line 12747)
* legacy-ops.lisp <72>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER STFU.
                                                            (line 12791)
* legacy-ops.lisp <73>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER TESTCENSOR.
                                                            (line 12818)
* legacy-ops.lisp <74>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER UNBUILD.
                                                            (line 12853)
* legacy-ops.lisp <75>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER V. (line 12890)
* legacy-ops.lisp <76>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER VERBOSEBUGS.
                                                            (line 12919)
* legacy-ops.lisp <77>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER WALL.
                                                            (line 12946)
* legacy-ops.lisp <78>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER WALLOPS.
                                                            (line 12973)
* legacy-ops.lisp <79>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER WALLZONES.
                                                            (line 13006)
* legacy-ops.lisp <80>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER WHATIS.
                                                            (line 13034)
* legacy-ops.lisp <81>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER WHEREAMI.
                                                            (line 13065)
* legacy-ops.lisp <82>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER WHEREIS.
                                                            (line 13104)
* legacy-ops.lisp <83>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER WHO.
                                                            (line 13136)
* legacy-ops.lisp <84>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER WHOAMI.
                                                            (line 13171)
* legacy-ops.lisp <85>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER WHOAREYOU.
                                                            (line 13213)
* legacy-ops.lisp <86>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER ZOOM.
                                                            (line 13291)
* legacy-ops.lisp <87>:                  TOOTSVILLE %OPERATOR-PLACE-DOWNLOAD.
                                                            (line 13318)
* legacy-ops.lisp <88>:                  TOOTSVILLE %OPERATOR-PLACE-EXIT.
                                                            (line 13332)
* legacy-ops.lisp <89>:                  TOOTSVILLE %OPERATOR-PLACE-FOUNTAIN.
                                                            (line 13346)
* legacy-ops.lisp <90>:                  TOOTSVILLE %OPERATOR-PLACE-GAME.
                                                            (line 13360)
* legacy-ops.lisp <91>:                  TOOTSVILLE %OPERATOR-PLACE-ITEM.
                                                            (line 13374)
* legacy-ops.lisp <92>:                  TOOTSVILLE %OPERATOR-PLACE-MINI.
                                                            (line 13388)
* legacy-ops.lisp <93>:                  TOOTSVILLE %OPERATOR-PLACE-PLACE.
                                                            (line 13402)
* legacy-ops.lisp <94>:                  TOOTSVILLE %OPERATOR-PLACE-ROOM.
                                                            (line 13416)
* legacy-ops.lisp <95>:                  TOOTSVILLE %OPERATOR-PLACE-SHOP.
                                                            (line 13430)
* legacy-ops.lisp <96>:                  TOOTSVILLE %OPERATOR-PLACE-SNOWBALL.
                                                            (line 13444)
* legacy-ops.lisp <97>:                  TOOTSVILLE %OPERATOR-PLACE-UNWALK.
                                                            (line 13458)
* legacy-ops.lisp <98>:                  TOOTSVILLE %OPERATOR-PLACE-VITEM.
                                                            (line 13472)
* legacy-ops.lisp <99>:                  TOOTSVILLE %OPERATOR-PLACE-WALK.
                                                            (line 13486)
* legacy-ops.lisp <100>:                 TOOTSVILLE %PARSE-OPERATOR-PLACE-WHERE.
                                                            (line 13500)
* legacy-ops.lisp <101>:                 TOOTSVILLE BANHAMMER-IP-ADDRESS.
                                                            (line 16318)
* legacy-ops.lisp <102>:                 TOOTSVILLE JSON-TO-HTML.
                                                            (line 33902)
* legacy-ops.lisp <103>:                 TOOTSVILLE LIST-BANHAMMERS.
                                                            (line 34129)
* legacy-ops.lisp <104>:                 TOOTSVILLE UN-BANHAMMER-IP-ADDRESS.
                                                            (line 43696)
* logging.lisp:                          TOOTSVILLE BANNER. (line 16333)
* logging.lisp <1>:                      TOOTSVILLE BANNER/ ERROR-OUTPUT.
                                                            (line 16349)
* logging.lisp <2>:                      TOOTSVILLE BANNER/ LOG.
                                                            (line 16364)
* logging.lisp <3>:                      TOOTSVILLE BANNER/ QUERY-IO.
                                                            (line 16379)
* logging.lisp <4>:                      TOOTSVILLE BANNER/ STANDARD-OUTPUT.
                                                            (line 16395)
* logging.lisp <5>:                      TOOTSVILLE BANNER/ TRACE-OUTPUT.
                                                            (line 16411)
* logging.lisp <6>:                      TOOTSVILLE ERROR-LOG-FILE.
                                                            (line 25502)
* logging.lisp <7>:                      TOOTSVILLE FIND-LOG-DIR.
                                                            (line 25722)
* logging.lisp <8>:                      TOOTSVILLE GREETING/ DAEMON/ ERROR-OUTPUT.
                                                            (line 27570)
* logging.lisp <9>:                      TOOTSVILLE GREETING/ DAEMON/ LOG-OUTPUT.
                                                            (line 27585)
* logging.lisp <10>:                     TOOTSVILLE GREETING/ DAEMON/ STANDARD-OUTPUT.
                                                            (line 27602)
* logging.lisp <11>:                     TOOTSVILLE GREETING/ DAEMON/ TRACE-OUTPUT.
                                                            (line 27617)
* logging.lisp <12>:                     TOOTSVILLE OPEN-LOG-FILE.
                                                            (line 36627)
* logging.lisp <13>:                     TOOTSVILLE SET-UP-FOR-DAEMON/ ERROR-OUTPUT.
                                                            (line 40141)
* logging.lisp <14>:                     TOOTSVILLE SET-UP-FOR-DAEMON/ LOG-OUTPUT.
                                                            (line 40157)
* logging.lisp <15>:                     TOOTSVILLE SET-UP-FOR-DAEMON/ STANDARD-OUTPUT.
                                                            (line 40174)
* logging.lisp <16>:                     TOOTSVILLE SET-UP-FOR-DAEMON/ START-LOGGING.
                                                            (line 40189)
* logging.lisp <17>:                     TOOTSVILLE SET-UP-FOR-DAEMON/ TRACE-OUTPUT.
                                                            (line 40206)
* logging.lisp <18>:                     TOOTSVILLE STANDARD-LOG-FILE.
                                                            (line 40835)
* logging.lisp <19>:                     TOOTSVILLE TRACE-LOG-FILE.
                                                            (line 43624)
* logging.lisp <20>:                     TOOTSVILLE TRACE-OUTPUT-HEARTBEAT.
                                                            (line 43640)
* logging.lisp <21>:                     TOOTSVILLE VERBOSE-LOG-FILE.
                                                            (line 44194)
* main.lisp:                             TOOTSVILLE ALL-CREDITS.
                                                            (line 15699)
* main.lisp <1>:                         TOOTSVILLE BACKGROUND-GC.
                                                            (line 16255)
* main.lisp <2>:                         TOOTSVILLE CONNECT-DATABASES.
                                                            (line 18136)
* main.lisp <3>:                         TOOTSVILLE DEBUGGER.
                                                            (line 19405)
* main.lisp <4>:                         TOOTSVILLE DESCRIBE-SYSTEM.
                                                            (line 20145)
* main.lisp <5>:                         TOOTSVILLE DESTROY-ALL-IDLE-WORKERS.
                                                            (line 20188)
* main.lisp <6>:                         TOOTSVILLE DESTROY-ALL-LISTENERS.
                                                            (line 20206)
* main.lisp <7>:                         TOOTSVILLE DESTROY-ALL-WEB-TASKS.
                                                            (line 20225)
* main.lisp <8>:                         TOOTSVILLE FIND-ACCEPTOR.
                                                            (line 25637)
* main.lisp <9>:                         TOOTSVILLE INIT-ASYNC.
                                                            (line 32509)
* main.lisp <10>:                        TOOTSVILLE NAME-IDLE-THREADS-SEQUENTIALLY.
                                                            (line 36428)
* main.lisp <11>:                        TOOTSVILLE REBUILD-MYSELF.
                                                            (line 39038)
* main.lisp <12>:                        TOOTSVILLE REGISTER-SIGNAL-HANDLERS.
                                                            (line 39126)
* main.lisp <13>:                        TOOTSVILLE RELOAD-PRODUCTION.
                                                            (line 39153)
* main.lisp <14>:                        TOOTSVILLE RUN-ASYNC.
                                                            (line 39975)
* main.lisp <15>:                        TOOTSVILLE START.  (line 40867)
* main.lisp <16>:                        TOOTSVILLE START-HUNCHENTOOT.
                                                            (line 40898)
* main.lisp <17>:                        TOOTSVILLE START-PRODUCTION.
                                                            (line 40920)
* main.lisp <18>:                        TOOTSVILLE START-SWANK.
                                                            (line 40955)
* main.lisp <19>:                        TOOTSVILLE STOP.   (line 40990)
* main.lisp <20>:                        TOOTSVILLE STOP-PRODUCTION.
                                                            (line 41035)
* main.lisp <21>:                        TOOTSVILLE SWANK-CONNECTED-P.
                                                            (line 41347)
* maria.lisp:                            TOOTSVILLE BUILD-SIMPLE-COLUMN-QUERY.
                                                            (line 16514)
* maria.lisp <1>:                        TOOTSVILLE BUILD-SIMPLE-QUERY.
                                                            (line 16528)
* maria.lisp <2>:                        TOOTSVILLE CONNECT-MARIA.
                                                            (line 18154)
* maria.lisp <3>:                        TOOTSVILLE DB-CONFIG.
                                                            (line 19276)
* maria.lisp <4>:                        TOOTSVILLE DB-SELECT.
                                                            (line 19289)
* maria.lisp <5>:                        TOOTSVILLE DB-SELECT-ALL.
                                                            (line 19303)
* maria.lisp <6>:                        TOOTSVILLE DB-SELECT-RECORDS-SIMPLY.
                                                            (line 19324)
* maria.lisp <7>:                        TOOTSVILLE DB-SELECT-SINGLE-COLUMN.
                                                            (line 19350)
* maria.lisp <8>:                        TOOTSVILLE DB-SELECT-SINGLE-RECORD.
                                                            (line 19374)
* maria.lisp <9>:                        TOOTSVILLE DO-DB-RECORDS-SIMPLY.
                                                            (line 20436)
* maria.lisp <10>:                       TOOTSVILLE GET-MARIADB-LOCK.
                                                            (line 27263)
* maria.lisp <11>:                       TOOTSVILLE WITH-CLUSTER-WIDE-LOCK-HELD.
                                                            (line 44860)
* maria.lisp <12>:                       TOOTSVILLE WITH-DBI.
                                                            (line 44888)
* maria.lisp <13>:                       TOOTSVILLE YIELD-MARIADB-LOCK.
                                                            (line 46028)
* memcached.lisp:                        TOOTSVILLE CONNECT-CACHE.
                                                            (line 18121)
* memcached.lisp <1>:                    TOOTSVILLE ERASE-ALL-MEMCACHED-FOR.
                                                            (line 25487)
* memcached.lisp <2>:                    TOOTSVILLE MEMCACHED-GET-KEY.
                                                            (line 35695)
* memcached.lisp <3>:                    TOOTSVILLE POWERSET.
                                                            (line 38188)
* memcached.lisp <4>:                    TOOTSVILLE QUERY-TO-MEMCACHE-KEY.
                                                            (line 38829)
* memcached.lisp <5>:                    TOOTSVILLE WITH-MEMCACHED-QUERY.
                                                            (line 44996)
* memcached.lisp <6>:                    TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-MEMCACHED-QUICK-TEST.
                                                            (line 46474)
* memcached.lisp <7>:                    TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-MEMCACHED-RANDOM-NUMBER-TEST.
                                                            (line 46490)
* memoization.lisp:                      THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER CORES*THREADS-PER-CORE.
                                                            (line  9495)
* memoization.lisp <1>:                  TOOTSVILLE ALLOWED-BASE-COLORS-UNDER-PATTERN.
                                                            (line 15745)
* memoization.lisp <2>:                  TOOTSVILLE ALLOWED-PATTERN-COLORS-ON-BASE.
                                                            (line 15760)
* memoization.lisp <3>:                  TOOTSVILLE POTENTIAL-TOOT-NAME-CHARACTER-P.
                                                            (line 38118)
* memoization.lisp <4>:                  TOOTSVILLE TOOT-BASE-COLOR-NAME-P.
                                                            (line 42350)
* memoization.lisp <5>:                  TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PAD-COLOR-NAME-P.
                                                            (line 42928)
* memoization.lisp <6>:                  TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PATTERN-COLOR-NAME-P.
                                                            (line 43033)
* memoization.lisp <7>:                  TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PATTERN-NAME-P.
                                                            (line 43058)
* messaging.lisp:                        TOOTSVILLE BROADCAST.
                                                            (line 16500)
* messaging.lisp <1>:                    TOOTSVILLE FIND-THREAD.
                                                            (line 25899)
* messaging.lisp <2>:                    TOOTSVILLE UNICAST.
                                                            (line 43712)
* metronome.lisp:                        TOOTSVILLE COPY-METRONOME-TASK.
                                                            (line 18659)
* metronome.lisp <1>:                    TOOTSVILLE DO-AFTER.
                                                            (line 20417)
* metronome.lisp <2>:                    TOOTSVILLE DO-METRONOME.
                                                            (line 20457)
* metronome.lisp <3>:                    TOOTSVILLE MAKE-METRONOME-TASK.
                                                            (line 35261)
* metronome.lisp <4>:                    TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-IDLE-TASKS.
                                                            (line 35714)
* metronome.lisp <5>:                    TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-REGISTER.
                                                            (line 35734)
* metronome.lisp <6>:                    TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-REMOVE.
                                                            (line 35753)
* metronome.lisp <7>:                    TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-TASK-FREQUENCY.
                                                            (line 35791)
* metronome.lisp <8>:                    TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-TASK-FREQUENCY.
                                                            (line 35802)
* metronome.lisp <9>:                    TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-TASK-FUNCTION.
                                                            (line 35816)
* metronome.lisp <10>:                   TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-TASK-FUNCTION.
                                                            (line 35827)
* metronome.lisp <11>:                   TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-TASK-NAME.
                                                            (line 35841)
* metronome.lisp <12>:                   TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-TASK-NAME.
                                                            (line 35852)
* metronome.lisp <13>:                   TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-TASK-ONE-SHOT-TIME.
                                                            (line 35866)
* metronome.lisp <14>:                   TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-TASK-ONE-SHOT-TIME.
                                                            (line 35877)
* metronome.lisp <15>:                   TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-TASK-P.
                                                            (line 35891)
* metronome.lisp <16>:                   TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-TASK-THREAD.
                                                            (line 35905)
* metronome.lisp <17>:                   TOOTSVILLE METRONOME-TASK-THREAD.
                                                            (line 35916)
* metronome.lisp <18>:                   TOOTSVILLE REGISTER-METRONOME-TASKS.
                                                            (line 39112)
* metronome.lisp <19>:                   TOOTSVILLE RUN-METRONOME-TASKS.
                                                            (line 40006)
* metronome.lisp <20>:                   TOOTSVILLE START-GAME-METRONOME.
                                                            (line 40881)
* metronome.lisp <21>:                   TOOTSVILLE STOP-GAME-METRONOME.
                                                            (line 41006)
* modern-ops.lisp:                       TOOTSVILLE-USER *APROPOS.
                                                            (line  9711)
* modern-ops.lisp <1>:                   TOOTSVILLE-USER AT.
                                                            (line  9932)
* modern-ops.lisp <2>:                   TOOTSVILLE-USER DOC.
                                                            (line 10358)
* modern-ops.lisp <3>:                   TOOTSVILLE-USER DOODLE.
                                                            (line 10390)
* modern-ops.lisp <4>:                   TOOTSVILLE-USER DOODLE-PATTERN.
                                                            (line 10419)
* modern-ops.lisp <5>:                   TOOTSVILLE-USER GC.
                                                            (line 10742)
* modern-ops.lisp <6>:                   TOOTSVILLE-USER GIT-PULL.
                                                            (line 11050)
* modern-ops.lisp <7>:                   TOOTSVILLE-USER INFINITY-STATS.
                                                            (line 11228)
* modern-ops.lisp <8>:                   TOOTSVILLE-USER PUSH-SCRIPT.
                                                            (line 12043)
* modern-ops.lisp <9>:                   TOOTSVILLE-USER QUICK-RELOAD.
                                                            (line 12079)
* modern-ops.lisp <10>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER SCRIPT.
                                                            (line 12341)
* modern-ops.lisp <11>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER SERVER-LIST.
                                                            (line 12368)
* modern-ops.lisp <12>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER WS-BANDWIDTH-BY-SOURCE.
                                                            (line 13240)
* modern-ops.lisp <13>:                  TOOTSVILLE-USER WS-STATS.
                                                            (line 13267)
* modern-ops.lisp <14>:                  TOOTSVILLE JOURNAL.
                                                            (line 33886)
* new-commands-20.lisp:                  TOOTSVILLE BURGEON-QUIESCED-STATE.
                                                            (line 16557)
* new-commands-20.lisp <1>:              TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ consider-child-approval→json.
                                                            (line 23097)
* new-commands-20.lisp <2>:              TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ enumerate-wear-slots→json.
                                                            (line 23363)
* new-commands-20.lisp <3>:              TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-room-vars→json.
                                                            (line 23726)
* new-commands-20.lisp <4>:              TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ play-with→json.
                                                            (line 24221)
* new-commands-20.lisp <5>:              TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ quiesce→json.
                                                            (line 24288)
* new-commands-20.lisp <6>:              TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ read-map→json.
                                                            (line 24321)
* new-commands-20.lisp <7>:              TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ shoot→json.
                                                            (line 24718)
* new-commands-20.lisp <8>:              TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ toot-list→json.
                                                            (line 24883)
* new-commands-20.lisp <9>:              TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ wardrobe→json.
                                                            (line 24950)
* new-commands-20.lisp <10>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ wtl-4→json.
                                                            (line 24983)
* new-commands-20.lisp <11>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ wtl→json.
                                                            (line 25016)
* new-commands-20.lisp <12>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-CONSIDER-CHILD-APPROVAL.
                                                            (line 28276)
* new-commands-20.lisp <13>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-ENUMERATE-WEAR-SLOTS.
                                                            (line 28813)
* new-commands-20.lisp <14>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ROOM-VARS.
                                                            (line 29805)
* new-commands-20.lisp <15>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-PLAY-WITH.
                                                            (line 30483)
* new-commands-20.lisp <16>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-QUIESCE.
                                                            (line 30794)
* new-commands-20.lisp <17>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-READ-MAP.
                                                            (line 30855)
* new-commands-20.lisp <18>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SHOOT.
                                                            (line 31754)
* new-commands-20.lisp <19>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-TOOT-LIST.
                                                            (line 32271)
* new-commands-20.lisp <20>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-WARDROBE.
                                                            (line 32366)
* new-commands-20.lisp <21>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-WTL.
                                                            (line 32466)
* new-commands-20.lisp <22>:             TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-WTL-4.
                                                            (line 32494)
* new-commands-20.lisp <23>:             TOOTSVILLE INTERPRET-FACING.
                                                            (line 32593)
* new-commands-20.lisp <24>:             TOOTSVILLE LOCAL-ROOM-VARS.
                                                            (line 34223)
* new-commands-20.lisp <25>:             TOOTSVILLE MAKE-NEW-TOOT-STATE.
                                                            (line 35310)
* new-commands-20.lisp <26>:             TOOTSVILLE PLACES-AT-POSITION.
                                                            (line 37940)
* new-commands-20.lisp <27>:             TOOTSVILLE PLAY-WITH-TOOT.
                                                            (line 37966)
* new-commands-20.lisp <28>:             TOOTSVILLE PLIST-WITH-INDEX.
                                                            (line 38053)
* new-commands-20.lisp <29>:             TOOTSVILLE RANDOM-START-WTL-FOR-TOOT.
                                                            (line 38915)
* new-commands-20.lisp <30>:             TOOTSVILLE SKY-ROOM-VAR.
                                                            (line 40399)
* new-commands-20.lisp <31>:             TOOTSVILLE TOOT-LIST-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 42805)
* new-commands-20.lisp <32>:             TOOTSVILLE UPDATE-TOOT-LAST-ACTIVE.
                                                            (line 43877)
* package-post.lisp:                     TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-ENSURE-PACKAGE-IMPORTS-FROM-OLIPHAUNT-ARE-AVAILABLE.
                                                            (line 46249)
* passport.lisp:                         TOOTSVILLE FIND-TOOT-PASSPORT.
                                                            (line 25928)
* passport.lisp <1>:                     TOOTSVILLE STAMP-TOOT-PASSPORT.
                                                            (line 40820)
* passport.lisp <2>:                     TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PASSPORT-STAMPED-P.
                                                            (line 42942)
* passport.lisp <3>:                     TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PASSPORT-STAMPS.
                                                            (line 42957)
* power-on-self-test.lisp:               TOOTSVILLE DEFPOST.
                                                            (line 19774)
* power-on-self-test.lisp <1>:           TOOTSVILLE POST/ READ-VERSION-PAGE.
                                                            (line 38102)
* power-on-self-test.lisp <2>:           TOOTSVILLE POWER-ON-SELF-TEST.
                                                            (line 38170)
* quaestor.lisp:                         TOOTSVILLE COMPUTE-FOUNTAIN-PEANUTS-FOR-SCORE.
                                                            (line 18014)
* quaestor.lisp <1>:                     TOOTSVILLE COMPUTE-FOUNTAIN-RANDOM-FAIRY-DUST.
                                                            (line 18028)
* quaestor.lisp <2>:                     TOOTSVILLE FOUNTAIN-DUPLICATE-P.
                                                            (line 26092)
* quaestor.lisp <3>:                     TOOTSVILLE FOUNTAIN-REJECT-AS-ALREADY-DONE.
                                                            (line 26111)
* quaestor.lisp <4>:                     TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-CANCEL-EVENT.
                                                            (line 38357)
* quaestor.lisp <5>:                     TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-COMPLETE-EVENT.
                                                            (line 38380)
* quaestor.lisp <6>:                     TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-END-FOUNTAIN.
                                                            (line 38402)
* quaestor.lisp <7>:                     TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-NEW-TOOT.
                                                            (line 38742)
* quaestor.lisp <8>:                     TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-START-EVENT.
                                                            (line 38761)
* quaestor.lisp <9>:                     TOOTSVILLE QUAESTOR-START-GENERAL.
                                                            (line 38776)
* quaestor.lisp <10>:                    TOOTSVILLE START-PURCHASE-EVENT.
                                                            (line 40936)
* quaestor.lisp <11>:                    TOOTSVILLE TOOT-CAN-AFFORD-P.
                                                            (line 42378)
* quaestor.lisp <12>:                    TOOTSVILLE TOOT-FAIRY-DUST.
                                                            (line 42519)
* quaestor.lisp <13>:                    TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PEANUTS.
                                                            (line 43073)
* quaestor.lisp <14>:                    TOOTSVILLE WITH-SCORE-IN-RANGE.
                                                            (line 45045)
* quaestor.lisp <15>:                    TOOTSVILLE WITHOUT-MEDAL.
                                                            (line 45105)
* redirect.lisp:                         TOOTSVILLE REDIRECT-TO.
                                                            (line 39059)
* redirect.lisp <1>:                     TOOTSVILLE REDIRECT-TO/ HTML-BODY.
                                                            (line 39079)
* robo-toot.lisp:                        TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-HANDLE.
                                                            (line 39519)
* robo-toot.lisp <1>:                    TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-HEARD.
                                                            (line 39570)
* robo-toot.lisp <2>:                    TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-LISTEN.
                                                            (line 39618)
* robo-toot.lisp <3>:                    TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-UNICAST.
                                                            (line 39867)
* robots.lisp:                           TOOTSVILLE ALTITUDE.
                                                            (line 15774)
* robots.lisp <1>:                       TOOTSVILLE COPY-GAME-POINT.
                                                            (line 18550)
* robots.lisp <2>:                       TOOTSVILLE COPY-WTL-COURSE.
                                                            (line 18932)
* robots.lisp <3>:                       TOOTSVILLE DEFINE-REPLY.
                                                            (line 19595)
* robots.lisp <4>:                       TOOTSVILLE FIND-ROBOT.
                                                            (line 25884)
* robots.lisp <5>:                       TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-ALTITUDE.
                                                            (line 26878)
* robots.lisp <6>:                       TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-ALTITUDE.
                                                            (line 26889)
* robots.lisp <7>:                       TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 26903)
* robots.lisp <8>:                       TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 26914)
* robots.lisp <9>:                       TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 26928)
* robots.lisp <10>:                      TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 26939)
* robots.lisp <11>:                      TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-P.
                                                            (line 26952)
* robots.lisp <12>:                      TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-WORLD.
                                                            (line 26966)
* robots.lisp <13>:                      TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-WORLD.
                                                            (line 26977)
* robots.lisp <14>:                      TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-X.
                                                            (line 26991)
* robots.lisp <15>:                      TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-X.
                                                            (line 27002)
* robots.lisp <16>:                      TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-Y.
                                                            (line 27016)
* robots.lisp <17>:                      TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-Y.
                                                            (line 27027)
* robots.lisp <18>:                      TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-Z.
                                                            (line 27041)
* robots.lisp <19>:                      TOOTSVILLE GAME-POINT-Z.
                                                            (line 27052)
* robots.lisp <20>:                      TOOTSVILLE LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 34023)
* robots.lisp <21>:                      TOOTSVILLE LISTENER-NAME.
                                                            (line 34171)
* robots.lisp <22>:                      TOOTSVILLE LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 34717)
* robots.lisp <23>:                      TOOTSVILLE MAKE-GAME-POINT.
                                                            (line 35131)
* robots.lisp <24>:                      TOOTSVILLE MAKE-WTL-COURSE.
                                                            (line 35599)
* robots.lisp <25>:                      TOOTSVILLE NEARP.  (line 36447)
* robots.lisp <26>:                      TOOTSVILLE PARSE-WTL-FOR-ROBOT.
                                                            (line 36873)
* robots.lisp <27>:                      TOOTSVILLE RELATIVE-FACING.
                                                            (line 39140)
* robots.lisp <28>:                      TOOTSVILLE RESTORE-ROBOT-WTL.
                                                            (line 39303)
* robots.lisp <29>:                      TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-BROADCAST.
                                                            (line 39386)
* robots.lisp <30>:                      TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-COURSE-WTL.
                                                            (line 39429)
* robots.lisp <31>:                      TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-MATCH.
                                                            (line 39632)
* robots.lisp <32>:                      TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-POSITION.
                                                            (line 39715)
* robots.lisp <33>:                      TOOTSVILLE ROBOT-SET-MODE.
                                                            (line 39765)
* robots.lisp <34>:                      TOOTSVILLE ROBOTP. (line 39898)
* robots.lisp <35>:                      TOOTSVILLE TOOT-QUIESCED-DATA.
                                                            (line 43295)
* robots.lisp <36>:                      TOOTSVILLE WORLD.  (line 45135)
* robots.lisp <37>:                      TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE.
                                                            (line 45675)
* robots.lisp <38>:                      TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-ALTITUDE.
                                                            (line 45720)
* robots.lisp <39>:                      TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-ALTITUDE.
                                                            (line 45731)
* robots.lisp <40>:                      TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-END-POINT.
                                                            (line 45745)
* robots.lisp <41>:                      TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-END-POINT.
                                                            (line 45756)
* robots.lisp <42>:                      TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-END-TIME.
                                                            (line 45770)
* robots.lisp <43>:                      TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-END-TIME.
                                                            (line 45781)
* robots.lisp <44>:                      TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-FACING.
                                                            (line 45795)
* robots.lisp <45>:                      TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-FACING.
                                                            (line 45806)
* robots.lisp <46>:                      TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 45820)
* robots.lisp <47>:                      TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-LATITUDE.
                                                            (line 45831)
* robots.lisp <48>:                      TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 45845)
* robots.lisp <49>:                      TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-LONGITUDE.
                                                            (line 45856)
* robots.lisp <50>:                      TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-P.
                                                            (line 45869)
* robots.lisp <51>:                      TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-SPEED.
                                                            (line 45883)
* robots.lisp <52>:                      TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-SPEED.
                                                            (line 45894)
* robots.lisp <53>:                      TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-START-POINT.
                                                            (line 45908)
* robots.lisp <54>:                      TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-START-POINT.
                                                            (line 45919)
* robots.lisp <55>:                      TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-START-TIME.
                                                            (line 45933)
* robots.lisp <56>:                      TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-START-TIME.
                                                            (line 45944)
* robots.lisp <57>:                      TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-WORLD.
                                                            (line 45958)
* robots.lisp <58>:                      TOOTSVILLE WTL-COURSE-WORLD.
                                                            (line 45969)
* rollbar.lisp:                          ROLLBAR BACKTRACE-FRAME-TO-PLIST.
                                                            (line  8759)
* rollbar.lisp <1>:                      ROLLBAR CHAIN-DEBUGGER-HOOK.
                                                            (line  8778)
* rollbar.lisp <2>:                      ROLLBAR CLASSIFY-ERROR-LEVEL.
                                                            (line  8800)
* rollbar.lisp <3>:                      ROLLBAR CONDITION-TELEMETRY.
                                                            (line  8814)
* rollbar.lisp <4>:                      ROLLBAR CONFIGURE. (line  8834)
* rollbar.lisp <5>:                      ROLLBAR CONSTITUENT-CHAR-P.
                                                            (line  8848)
* rollbar.lisp <6>:                      ROLLBAR DEBUGGER-HOOK.
                                                            (line  8906)
* rollbar.lisp <7>:                      ROLLBAR ESCAPED.   (line  8942)
* rollbar.lisp <8>:                      ROLLBAR FIND-APPROPRIATE-BACKTRACE.
                                                            (line  8960)
* rollbar.lisp <9>:                      ROLLBAR FORMAT-SYMBOL-NAME-CAREFULLY.
                                                            (line  8976)
* rollbar.lisp <10>:                     ROLLBAR GATHER-SOURCE-INFO.
                                                            (line  8992)
* rollbar.lisp <11>:                     ROLLBAR HTTP-SUCCESSFUL-REQUEST.
                                                            (line  9075)
* rollbar.lisp <12>:                     ROLLBAR LEVEL-IS-VALID-P.
                                                            (line  9110)
* rollbar.lisp <13>:                     ROLLBAR MAKE-LEVEL-NOTIFIER.
                                                            (line  9124)
* rollbar.lisp <14>:                     ROLLBAR NOTIFY.    (line  9153)
* rollbar.lisp <15>:                     ROLLBAR OUTPUT-FOR-LEVEL.
                                                            (line  9171)
* rollbar.lisp <16>:                     ROLLBAR PACKAGE-NAME-CAN-BE-UNQUOTED-P.
                                                            (line  9187)
* rollbar.lisp <17>:                     ROLLBAR PRETTY-FUNCTION-NAME.
                                                            (line  9202)
* rollbar.lisp <18>:                     ROLLBAR PRETTY-SYMBOL-NAME.
                                                            (line  9217)
* rollbar.lisp <19>:                     ROLLBAR QUOTED.    (line  9232)
* rollbar.lisp <20>:                     ROLLBAR REDACT-DIRECTORY.
                                                            (line  9247)
* rollbar.lisp <21>:                     ROLLBAR REPORT-SERVER-INFO.
                                                            (line  9262)
* rollbar.lisp <22>:                     ROLLBAR REPORT-TELEMETRY.
                                                            (line  9277)
* rollbar.lisp <23>:                     ROLLBAR REQUEST-TELEMETRY.
                                                            (line  9290)
* rollbar.lisp <24>:                     ROLLBAR ROLLBAR-NOTIFY-DEPLOYMENT.
                                                            (line  9304)
* rollbar.lisp <25>:                     ROLLBAR SANITIZE-FILE-NAME.
                                                            (line  9318)
* rollbar.lisp <26>:                     ROLLBAR SEND-ROLLBAR-NOTIFICATION.
                                                            (line  9334)
* rollbar.lisp <27>:                     ROLLBAR SYMBOL-IS-EXPORTED-P.
                                                            (line  9349)
* rollbar.lisp <28>:                     ROLLBAR SYMBOL-NAME-CAN-BE-UNQUOTED-P.
                                                            (line  9365)
* rollbar.lisp <29>:                     ROLLBAR WITH-CONFIGURATION.
                                                            (line  9404)
* rollbar.lisp <30>:                     ROLLBAR WITH-ROLLBAR-FOR-DEBUGGER.
                                                            (line  9424)
* slash-gossip.lisp:                     TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ gossip/ answers/ uuid→sdp.
                                                            (line 21068)
* slash-gossip.lisp <1>:                 TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ gossip/ ice-servers→json.
                                                            (line 21096)
* slash-gossip.lisp <2>:                 TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ gossip/ offers→json.
                                                            (line 21126)
* slash-gossip.lisp <3>:                 TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ gossip/ answers/ uuid→sdp.
                                                            (line 22448)
* slash-gossip.lisp <4>:                 TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ gossip/ offers→sdp.
                                                            (line 22481)
* slash-login.lisp:                      TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ login/ child→json.
                                                            (line 22668)
* slash-maintenance.lisp:                TOOTSVILLE DEFINE-MAINTENANCE-TASK.
                                                            (line 19553)
* slash-maintenance.lisp <1>:            TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ maintenance/ →txt.
                                                            (line 21152)
* slash-maintenance.lisp <2>:            TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ maintenance/ buildapp/ status→nil.
                                                            (line 22696)
* slash-maintenance.lisp <3>:            TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ maintenance/ buildapp→nil.
                                                            (line 22723)
* slash-maintenance.lisp <4>:            TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ maintenance/ hot-reload→nil.
                                                            (line 22750)
* slash-maintenance.lisp <5>:            TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ maintenance/ quicklisp-update→nil.
                                                            (line 22778)
* slash-maintenance.lisp <6>:            TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ maintenance/ quit→nil.
                                                            (line 22805)
* slash-maintenance.lisp <7>:            TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ maintenance/ reload-jscl→nil.
                                                            (line 22833)
* slash-maintenance.lisp <8>:            TOOTSVILLE WITH-CONTINUABLE-ERRORS-SKIPPED.
                                                            (line 44874)
* slash-maintenance.lisp <9>:            TOOTSVILLE WITH-MAINTENANCE-TIMES.
                                                            (line 44980)
* slash-maintenance.lisp <10>:           TOOTSVILLE WITH-STANDARD-STREAMS-TO-STRING.
                                                            (line 45059)
* slash-meta-game.lisp:                  TOOTSVILLE CONCAT. (line 18055)
* slash-meta-game.lisp <1>:              TOOTSVILLE DECORATE-ENDPOINT-TEMPLATE-HTML.
                                                            (line 19436)
* slash-meta-game.lisp <2>:              TOOTSVILLE DECORATE-METHOD-HTML.
                                                            (line 19450)
* slash-meta-game.lisp <3>:              TOOTSVILLE DOCSTRING->HTML.
                                                            (line 20488)
* slash-meta-game.lisp <4>:              TOOTSVILLE DOCSTRING->MARKDOWN.
                                                            (line 20502)
* slash-meta-game.lisp <5>:              TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT->HTML.
                                                            (line 20790)
* slash-meta-game.lisp <6>:              TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT->OPENAPI.
                                                            (line 20805)
* slash-meta-game.lisp <7>:              TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT->PLIST.
                                                            (line 20819)
* slash-meta-game.lisp <8>:              TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ meta-game/ headers→json.
                                                            (line 21184)
* slash-meta-game.lisp <9>:              TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ meta-game/ ping→txt.
                                                            (line 21216)
* slash-meta-game.lisp <10>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ meta-game/ services/ old→json.
                                                            (line 21246)
* slash-meta-game.lisp <11>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ meta-game/ services→html.
                                                            (line 21277)
* slash-meta-game.lisp <12>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ meta-game/ services→json.
                                                            (line 21314)
* slash-meta-game.lisp <13>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-VARS->OPENAPI.
                                                            (line 25198)
* slash-meta-game.lisp <14>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINTS-PAGE-FOOTER.
                                                            (line 25243)
* slash-meta-game.lisp <15>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINTS-PAGE-HEADER.
                                                            (line 25257)
* slash-meta-game.lisp <16>:             TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINTS-PREFIXED.
                                                            (line 25271)
* slash-meta-game.lisp <17>:             TOOTSVILLE ENUMERATE-ENDPOINTS.
                                                            (line 25473)
* slash-meta-game.lisp <18>:             TOOTSVILLE FIND-RESULTS-IN-DOCSTRING.
                                                            (line 25867)
* slash-meta-game.lisp <19>:             TOOTSVILLE FIND-VAR-IN-DOCSTRING.
                                                            (line 25985)
* slash-meta-game.lisp <20>:             TOOTSVILLE GROUP-PLISTS.
                                                            (line 27635)
* slash-meta-game.lisp <21>:             TOOTSVILLE PATH->OPENAPI.
                                                            (line 36893)
* slash-meta-game.lisp <22>:             TOOTSVILLE REPLACE-TEXINFO-TABLES.
                                                            (line 39241)
* slash-meta-game.lisp <23>:             TOOTSVILLE TEMPLATE->OPENAPI.
                                                            (line 41670)
* slash-meta-game.lisp <24>:             TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-GROUP-PLISTS.
                                                            (line 46375)
* slash-toots.lisp:                      TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ toots/ toot-name→json.
                                                            (line 21360)
* slash-toots.lisp <1>:                  TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ toots/ toot-name→txt.
                                                            (line 21388)
* slash-toots.lisp <2>:                  TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ toots→json.
                                                            (line 22867)
* slash-toots.lisp <3>:                  TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-PUT-/ toots/ toot-name→json.
                                                            (line 25076)
* slash-users.lisp:                      TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-DELETE-/ users/ me/ toots/ toot-name→json.
                                                            (line 20937)
* slash-users.lisp <1>:                  TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ users/ me/ toots/ toot-name→json.
                                                            (line 21447)
* slash-users.lisp <2>:                  TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ users/ me/ toots/ toot-name→txt.
                                                            (line 21478)
* slash-users.lisp <3>:                  TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ users/ me/ toots→json.
                                                            (line 21517)
* slash-users.lisp <4>:                  TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ users/ me/ toots→txt.
                                                            (line 21544)
* slash-users.lisp <5>:                  TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ users/ me→json.
                                                            (line 21587)
* slash-users.lisp <6>:                  TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ users/ me→txt.
                                                            (line 21613)
* slash-users.lisp <7>:                  TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-PATCH-/ users/ me→json.
                                                            (line 22319)
* slash-users.lisp <8>:                  TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ users/ me/ play-with/ toot-name→json.
                                                            (line 22932)
* slash-users.lisp <9>:                  TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-PUT-/ users/ me→json.
                                                            (line 25138)
* slash-users.lisp <10>:                 TOOTSVILLE PLIST-TO-ENGLISH.
                                                            (line 38037)
* slash-version.lisp:                    TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ version/ about/ detail/ param→json.
                                                            (line 21644)
* slash-version.lisp <1>:                TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ version/ about/ detail/ param→txt.
                                                            (line 21731)
* slash-version.lisp <2>:                TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ version/ about→json.
                                                            (line 21759)
* slash-version.lisp <3>:                TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ version/ about→txt.
                                                            (line 21786)
* slash-world.lisp:                      TOOTSVILLE DETAILED-TIME.
                                                            (line 20308)
* slash-world.lisp <1>:                  TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ world/ clock/ calendar/ now/ fragment→html.
                                                            (line 21820)
* slash-world.lisp <2>:                  TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ world/ clock/ calendar/ year/ year/ fragment→html.
                                                            (line 21852)
* slash-world.lisp <3>:                  TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ world/ clock/ calendar/ year/ year/ month/ month/ fragment→html.
                                                            (line 21885)
* slash-world.lisp <4>:                  TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ world/ clock/ calendar/ year/ year/ month/ month→html.
                                                            (line 21918)
* slash-world.lisp <5>:                  TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ world/ clock/ date/ abbrev→txt.
                                                            (line 21946)
* slash-world.lisp <6>:                  TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ world/ clock/ date/ long→txt.
                                                            (line 21974)
* slash-world.lisp <7>:                  TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ world/ clock/ date→txt.
                                                            (line 22002)
* slash-world.lisp <8>:                  TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ world/ clock/ time/ detailed→txt.
                                                            (line 22032)
* slash-world.lisp <9>:                  TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ world/ clock/ time→json.
                                                            (line 22087)
* slash-world.lisp <10>:                 TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ world/ clock/ time→txt.
                                                            (line 22117)
* slash-world.lisp <11>:                 TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ world/ sky/ tootanga/ latitude/ longitude→json.
                                                            (line 22152)
* slash-world.lisp <12>:                 TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ world/ tootanga/ latitude/ longitude/ altitude→json.
                                                            (line 22186)
* slash-world.lisp <13>:                 TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ world→json.
                                                            (line 22212)
* sms.lisp:                              TOOTSVILLE SEND-SMS-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 40095)
* sms.lisp <1>:                          TOOTSVILLE SMS-MESSAGE-INDEX.
                                                            (line 40517)
* sms.lisp <2>:                          TOOTSVILLE TOOT-SMS-MESSAGES.
                                                            (line 43527)
* staff-journal.lisp:                    TOOTSVILLE ENSURE-LIST-OF-PEOPLE.
                                                            (line 25325)
* staff-journal.lisp <1>:                TOOTSVILLE READ-RELATED-JOURNAL.
                                                            (line 38952)
* staff-journal.lisp <2>:                TOOTSVILLE READ-STAFF-JOURNAL.
                                                            (line 38973)
* staff-journal.lisp <3>:                TOOTSVILLE WRITE-STAFF-JOURNAL-ENTRY.
                                                            (line 45380)
* string-characteristics.lisp:           TOOTSVILLE FIRST-PARAGRAPH.
                                                            (line 26017)
* string-characteristics.lisp <1>:       TOOTSVILLE LIMIT-STRING-LENGTH.
                                                            (line 34099)
* string-characteristics.lisp <2>:       TOOTSVILLE STRING-ALL-ALPHA-CHARS-P.
                                                            (line 41244)
* string-characteristics.lisp <3>:       TOOTSVILLE STRING-LENGTH-2-P.
                                                            (line 41259)
* string-characteristics.lisp <4>:       TOOTSVILLE THREE-CHARS-IN-A-ROW-P.
                                                            (line 42094)
* string-characteristics.lisp <5>:       TOOTSVILLE TWO-CHARS-IN-A-ROW-P.
                                                            (line 43672)
* string-characteristics.lisp <6>:       TOOTSVILLE UUID-STRING-P.
                                                            (line 44077)
* sun-moon.lisp:                         TOOTSVILLE MOON-POSITION.
                                                            (line 36207)
* sun-moon.lisp <1>:                     TOOTSVILLE SUN-POSITION.
                                                            (line 41302)
* tcp-stream.lisp:                       TOOTSVILLE COPY-TCP-CLIENT.
                                                            (line 18808)
* tcp-stream.lisp <1>:                   TOOTSVILLE FIND-CLIENT-FOR-SOCKET.
                                                            (line 25664)
* tcp-stream.lisp <2>:                   TOOTSVILLE MAKE-TCP-CLIENT.
                                                            (line 35471)
* tcp-stream.lisp <3>:                   TOOTSVILLE SERVER-LIST.
                                                            (line 40110)
* tcp-stream.lisp <4>:                   TOOTSVILLE START-TCP-LISTENER.
                                                            (line 40973)
* tcp-stream.lisp <5>:                   TOOTSVILLE TCP-BANDWIDTH-RECORD.
                                                            (line 41392)
* tcp-stream.lisp <6>:                   TOOTSVILLE TCP-BROADCAST.
                                                            (line 41406)
* tcp-stream.lisp <7>:                   TOOTSVILLE TCP-CLIENT-BUFFER.
                                                            (line 41442)
* tcp-stream.lisp <8>:                   TOOTSVILLE TCP-CLIENT-BUFFER.
                                                            (line 41453)
* tcp-stream.lisp <9>:                   TOOTSVILLE TCP-CLIENT-EXPECTED-LENGTH.
                                                            (line 41467)
* tcp-stream.lisp <10>:                  TOOTSVILLE TCP-CLIENT-EXPECTED-LENGTH.
                                                            (line 41478)
* tcp-stream.lisp <11>:                  TOOTSVILLE TCP-CLIENT-P.
                                                            (line 41491)
* tcp-stream.lisp <12>:                  TOOTSVILLE TCP-CLIENT-PEER.
                                                            (line 41505)
* tcp-stream.lisp <13>:                  TOOTSVILLE TCP-CLIENT-PEER.
                                                            (line 41516)
* tcp-stream.lisp <14>:                  TOOTSVILLE TCP-CLIENT-SOCKET.
                                                            (line 41530)
* tcp-stream.lisp <15>:                  TOOTSVILLE TCP-CLIENT-SOCKET.
                                                            (line 41541)
* tcp-stream.lisp <16>:                  TOOTSVILLE TCP-FORMAT-ERROR.
                                                            (line 41558)
* tcp-stream.lisp <17>:                  TOOTSVILLE TCP-HANDLE-PEER-REQUEST.
                                                            (line 41572)
* tcp-stream.lisp <18>:                  TOOTSVILLE TCP-PROCESS-PACKET.
                                                            (line 41586)
* tcp-stream.lisp <19>:                  TOOTSVILLE TCP-REPLY.
                                                            (line 41600)
* tcp-stream.lisp <20>:                  TOOTSVILLE TCP-SOCKET-INPUT.
                                                            (line 41614)
* tcp-stream.lisp <21>:                  TOOTSVILLE TCP-STREAM-AUTHENTICATE.
                                                            (line 41635)
* tcp-stream.lisp <22>:                  TOOTSVILLE TCP-UNICAST.
                                                            (line 41655)
* terrain.lisp:                          TOOTSVILLE COPY-TERRAIN-EDGE-HORZ.
                                                            (line 18822)
* terrain.lisp <1>:                      TOOTSVILLE COPY-TERRAIN-EDGE-VERT.
                                                            (line 18836)
* terrain.lisp <2>:                      TOOTSVILLE DUMP-GLOBAL-HEIGHTMAP.
                                                            (line 20684)
* terrain.lisp <3>:                      TOOTSVILLE FILL-BLANK-CONTOUR.
                                                            (line 25622)
* terrain.lisp <4>:                      TOOTSVILLE FIND-RANDOM-POINT-IF.
                                                            (line 25768)
* terrain.lisp <5>:                      TOOTSVILLE GENERATE-BLANK-CONTOUR.
                                                            (line 27081)
* terrain.lisp <6>:                      TOOTSVILLE GENERATE-TERRAIN-BLANK-EDGE-HORZ.
                                                            (line 27123)
* terrain.lisp <7>:                      TOOTSVILLE GENERATE-TERRAIN-BLANK-EDGE-VERT.
                                                            (line 27137)
* terrain.lisp <8>:                      TOOTSVILLE GENERATE-TERRAIN-CONTOUR.
                                                            (line 27153)
* terrain.lisp <9>:                      TOOTSVILLE GENERATE-TERRAIN-FEATURES.
                                                            (line 27170)
* terrain.lisp <10>:                     TOOTSVILLE GET-9-TERRAIN-TILES.
                                                            (line 27187)
* terrain.lisp <11>:                     TOOTSVILLE GLOBAL-HEIGHTMAP-CORNER.
                                                            (line 27330)
* terrain.lisp <12>:                     TOOTSVILLE GLOBAL-HEIGHTMAP-CORNER.
                                                            (line 27341)
* terrain.lisp <13>:                     TOOTSVILLE HABITAT-ELEVATION-ROUGHNESS.
                                                            (line 27651)
* terrain.lisp <14>:                     TOOTSVILLE HABITAT<-PIXEL.
                                                            (line 27666)
* terrain.lisp <15>:                     TOOTSVILLE POINT-UNDERWATER-P.
                                                            (line 38069)
* terrain.lisp <16>:                     TOOTSVILLE SHIFT-CONTOUR-POINT.
                                                            (line 40339)
* terrain.lisp <17>:                     TOOTSVILLE SMOOTHE-CONTOUR-200×200.
                                                            (line 40429)
* terrain.lisp <18>:                     TOOTSVILLE SPAWN-TERRAIN.
                                                            (line 40706)
* terrain.lisp <19>:                     TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN.
                                                            (line 41708)
* terrain.lisp <20>:                     TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN-DB-KEY.
                                                            (line 41722)
* terrain.lisp <21>:                     TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN-EXISTS-P.
                                                            (line 41740)
* terrain.lisp <22>:                     TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN/ ADD-CACTUS.
                                                            (line 41891)
* terrain.lisp <23>:                     TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN/ ADD-FLOWERS.
                                                            (line 41906)
* terrain.lisp <24>:                     TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN/ ADD-LOG.
                                                            (line 41921)
* terrain.lisp <25>:                     TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN/ ADD-MUSHROOMS.
                                                            (line 41936)
* terrain.lisp <26>:                     TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN/ ADD-SHADDOW-BUSH.
                                                            (line 41951)
* terrain.lisp <27>:                     TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN/ ADD-SHADDOW-PIT.
                                                            (line 41966)
* terrain.lisp <28>:                     TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN/ ADD-SHADDOW-STALAGMITE.
                                                            (line 41981)
* terrain.lisp <29>:                     TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN/ ADD-SMALL-POND.
                                                            (line 41997)
* terrain.lisp <30>:                     TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN/ ADD-TREE.
                                                            (line 42012)
* terrain.lisp <31>:                     TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN/ CONNECT-STREAMS.
                                                            (line 42026)
* terrain.lisp <32>:                     TOOTSVILLE TERRAIN/ STREAM-PRESENT-P.
                                                            (line 42046)
* terrain.lisp <33>:                     TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-CHECK-MAP-HEIGHTS.
                                                            (line 46217)
* terrain.lisp <34>:                     TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-CHECK-MAP-WIDTHS.
                                                            (line 46232)
* thread-pool-taskmaster.lisp:           THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER MAKE-THREAD-NAME.
                                                            (line  9508)
* thread-pool-taskmaster.lisp <1>:       THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER NAME-IDLE-THREADS-SEQUENTIALLY.
                                                            (line  9522)
* thread-pool-taskmaster.lisp <2>:       THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER NAMED-THREAD-POOL-RUNNER.
                                                            (line  9536)
* thread-pool-taskmaster.lisp <3>:       THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER SAFE-CLIENT-AS-STRING.
                                                            (line  9550)
* thread-pool-taskmaster.lisp <4>:       THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER SWANK-CONNECTED-P.
                                                            (line  9567)
* thread-pool-taskmaster.lisp <5>:       THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER WITH-MULLIGAN-HANDLERS.
                                                            (line  9641)
* thread-pool-taskmaster.lisp <6>:       THREAD-POOL-TASKMASTER WITH-POOL-THREAD-RESTARTS.
                                                            (line  9655)
* toot-names.lisp:                       TOOTSVILLE CHECK-TOOT-NAME.
                                                            (line 17204)
* toot-names.lisp <1>:                   TOOTSVILLE POTENTIAL-TOOT-NAME-P.
                                                            (line 38151)
* toot-names.lisp <2>:                   TOOTSVILLE REMOVE-REPEATS-FOR-TOOT-NAME.
                                                            (line 39199)
* toot-names.lisp <3>:                   TOOTSVILLE VALID-CHILD-CODE-P.
                                                            (line 44146)
* toots.lisp:                            TOOTSVILLE DEMAND-QUIESCE-TOOT.
                                                            (line 20114)
* toots.lisp <1>:                        TOOTSVILLE DESTROY-TOOT.
                                                            (line 20273)
* toots.lisp <2>:                        TOOTSVILLE ENSURE-TOOT.
                                                            (line 25399)
* toots.lisp <3>:                        TOOTSVILLE EVERY-TOOT-NAME.
                                                            (line 25517)
* toots.lisp <4>:                        TOOTSVILLE FIND-TOOT-BY-NAME.
                                                            (line 25913)
* toots.lisp <5>:                        TOOTSVILLE INVENTORY-ITEM-EQUIPPED-P.
                                                            (line 32674)
* toots.lisp <6>:                        TOOTSVILLE QUIESCE-CONNECTED-TOOTS.
                                                            (line 38849)
* toots.lisp <7>:                        TOOTSVILLE RENAME-TOOT.
                                                            (line 39214)
* toots.lisp <8>:                        TOOTSVILLE TOOT-CHAT-BACKGROUND-COLOR.
                                                            (line 42400)
* toots.lisp <9>:                        TOOTSVILLE TOOT-CHAT-FOREGROUND-COLOR.
                                                            (line 42423)
* toots.lisp <10>:                       TOOTSVILLE TOOT-CHILDP.
                                                            (line 42461)
* toots.lisp <11>:                       TOOTSVILLE TOOT-CLOTHES+PATTERN.
                                                            (line 42476)
* toots.lisp <12>:                       TOOTSVILLE TOOT-EQUIPPED-ITEM.
                                                            (line 42503)
* toots.lisp <13>:                       TOOTSVILLE TOOT-INFO.
                                                            (line 42711)
* toots.lisp <14>:                       TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PRESENTATION-NAME.
                                                            (line 43154)
* toots.lisp <15>:                       TOOTSVILLE WALLET-INFO.
                                                            (line 44279)
* tootsville-commands.lisp:              TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ add-journal-entry→json.
                                                            (line 22998)
* tootsville-commands.lisp <1>:          TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ delete-mail-message→json.
                                                            (line 23163)
* tootsville-commands.lisp <2>:          TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ doff→json.
                                                            (line 23229)
* tootsville-commands.lisp <3>:          TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-mail-in-box→json.
                                                            (line 23594)
* tootsville-commands.lisp <4>:          TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ get-passport→json.
                                                            (line 23660)
* tootsville-commands.lisp <5>:          TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ send-mail-message→json.
                                                            (line 24487)
* tootsville-commands.lisp <6>:          TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ world/ infinity/ stamp-passport→json.
                                                            (line 24817)
* tootsville-commands.lisp <7>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-ADD-JOURNAL-ENTRY.
                                                            (line 28055)
* tootsville-commands.lisp <8>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-DELETE-MAIL-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 28385)
* tootsville-commands.lisp <9>:          TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-DOFF.
                                                            (line 28438)
* tootsville-commands.lisp <10>:         TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-MAIL-IN-BOX.
                                                            (line 29418)
* tootsville-commands.lisp <11>:         TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-PASSPORT.
                                                            (line 29514)
* tootsville-commands.lisp <12>:         TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SEND-MAIL-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 31321)
* tootsville-commands.lisp <13>:         TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-STAMP-PASSPORT.
                                                            (line 32037)
* twilio-simple.lisp:                    TWILIO AS-RESPONSE.
                                                            (line 46942)
* twilio-simple.lisp <1>:                TWILIO DIAL.       (line 46960)
* twilio-simple.lisp <2>:                TWILIO ENQUEUE.    (line 46974)
* twilio-simple.lisp <3>:                TWILIO FORMAT-LANGUAGE.
                                                            (line 46988)
* twilio-simple.lisp <4>:                TWILIO HANGUP.     (line 47001)
* twilio-simple.lisp <5>:                TWILIO LEAVE.      (line 47014)
* twilio-simple.lisp <6>:                TWILIO MESSAGE.    (line 47028)
* twilio-simple.lisp <7>:                TWILIO PAUSE.      (line 47042)
* twilio-simple.lisp <8>:                TWILIO PLAY.       (line 47055)
* twilio-simple.lisp <9>:                TWILIO PLAY-DIGITS.
                                                            (line 47069)
* twilio-simple.lisp <10>:               TWILIO RECORD.     (line 47082)
* twilio-simple.lisp <11>:               TWILIO REDIRECT.   (line 47096)
* twilio-simple.lisp <12>:               TWILIO REJECT.     (line 47109)
* twilio-simple.lisp <13>:               TWILIO SAY.        (line 47123)
* twilio-simple.lisp <14>:               TWILIO WITH-GATHER.
                                                            (line 47139)
* twilio-simple.lisp <15>:               TWILIO WITH-TWILIO-PARAMS.
                                                            (line 47153)
* twilio.lisp:                           TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ gossip/ twilio/ incoming/ call→xml.
                                                            (line 22512)
* twilio.lisp <1>:                       TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ gossip/ twilio/ incoming/ fax→xml.
                                                            (line 22543)
* twilio.lisp <2>:                       TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ gossip/ twilio/ incoming/ sms→xml.
                                                            (line 22574)
* twilio.lisp <3>:                       TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ gossip/ twilio/ incoming/ verify→xml.
                                                            (line 22606)
* twilio.lisp <4>:                       TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-POST-/ gossip/ twilio/ incoming/ whatsapp→xml.
                                                            (line 22637)
* uri-types.lisp:                        TOOTSVILLE HOST-NAME-CHAR-P.
                                                            (line 27773)
* uri-types.lisp <1>:                    TOOTSVILLE HOST-NAME-LIKE-P.
                                                            (line 27811)
* uri-types.lisp <2>:                    TOOTSVILLE WWW-URI-LIKE-P.
                                                            (line 45996)
* uri-types.lisp <3>:                    TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-GOOD-URI-AMAZON-S3.
                                                            (line 46328)
* uri-types.lisp <4>:                    TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-GOOD-URI-TOOTSVILLE.ORG.
                                                            (line 46344)
* uri-types.lisp <5>:                    TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-GOOD-URI-WITH-QUERY-STRING.
                                                            (line 46360)
* uri-types.lisp <6>:                    TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-HOST-NAME-LIKE-S3.AMAZONAWS.COM.
                                                            (line 46392)
* uri-types.lisp <7>:                    TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-HOST-NAME-LIKE-STAR-HOPE.ORG.
                                                            (line 46409)
* uri-types.lisp <8>:                    TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-HOST-NAME-LIKE-TOOTSVILLE.ORG.
                                                            (line 46426)
* uri-types.lisp <9>:                    TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-HOST-NAME-LIKE-WWW.GOV.UK.
                                                            (line 46442)
* uri-types.lisp <10>:                   TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-HOST-NAME-LIKE-WWW.TOOTSVILLE.ORG.
                                                            (line 46459)
* uri-types.lisp <11>:                   TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NOT-HOST-NAME-LIKE--FOO.COM.
                                                            (line 46727)
* uri-types.lisp <12>:                   TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NOT-HOST-NAME-LIKE-10.0.0.10.
                                                            (line 46744)
* uri-types.lisp <13>:                   TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NOT-HOST-NAME-LIKE-9FOO.COM.
                                                            (line 46761)
* uri-types.lisp <14>:                   TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NOT-HOST-NAME-LIKE-BAR.-FOO.COM.
                                                            (line 46778)
* uri-types.lisp <15>:                   TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NOT-HOST-NAME-LIKE-BAR.9FOO.COM.
                                                            (line 46795)
* uri-types.lisp <16>:                   TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NOT-HOST-NAME-LIKE-FOO.
                                                            (line 46811)
* uri-types.lisp <17>:                   TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NOT-HOST-NAME-LIKE-FOO--FOO.COM.
                                                            (line 46828)
* uri-types.lisp <18>:                   TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NOT-HOST-NAME-LIKE-FOO-.COM.
                                                            (line 46845)
* uri-types.lisp <19>:                   TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NOT-HOST-NAME-LIKE-FOO.12.
                                                            (line 46861)
* uri-types.lisp <20>:                   TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NOT-HOST-NAME-LIKE-FOO.X.
                                                            (line 46877)
* uri-types.lisp <21>:                   TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-NOT-HOST-NAME-LIKE-한굴.KO.
                                                            (line 46893)
* users.lisp:                            TOOTSVILLE ALL-LINKS-TO-SAME-PERSON-P.
                                                            (line 15713)
* users.lisp <1>:                        TOOTSVILLE ANSWERED-CHILD-REQUESTS-BY-TOOT.
                                                            (line 15791)
* users.lisp <2>:                        TOOTSVILLE ASSERT-MY-CHARACTER.
                                                            (line 15854)
* users.lisp <3>:                        TOOTSVILLE ASSOCIATE-CREDENTIALS.
                                                            (line 15868)
* users.lisp <4>:                        TOOTSVILLE BUILDER-TOOT-P.
                                                            (line 16542)
* users.lisp <5>:                        TOOTSVILLE CHILD-REQUEST-ALLOWED-UNTIL.
                                                            (line 17323)
* users.lisp <6>:                        TOOTSVILLE EMAIL-LHS.
                                                            (line 20697)
* users.lisp <7>:                        TOOTSVILLE ENSURE-USER-FOR-PLIST.
                                                            (line 25418)
* users.lisp <8>:                        TOOTSVILLE FIND-PERSON-BY-URL.
                                                            (line 25736)
* users.lisp <9>:                        TOOTSVILLE FIND-PLAYER-OR-DIE.
                                                            (line 25751)
* users.lisp <10>:                       TOOTSVILLE FIND-USER-FOR-CREDENTIALS.
                                                            (line 25942)
* users.lisp <11>:                       TOOTSVILLE GET-ROLLBAR-PERSON.
                                                            (line 27279)
* users.lisp <12>:                       TOOTSVILLE GRAVATAR-HASH.
                                                            (line 27537)
* users.lisp <13>:                       TOOTSVILLE GRAVATAR-IMAGE-URL.
                                                            (line 27555)
* users.lisp <14>:                       TOOTSVILLE IGNORE-DUPLICATES.
                                                            (line 27974)
* users.lisp <15>:                       TOOTSVILLE LIST-OF-STRING=.
                                                            (line 34142)
* users.lisp <16>:                       TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-CHILD.
                                                            (line 34431)
* users.lisp <17>:                       TOOTSVILLE PARENT-DENY-PERMISSION.
                                                            (line 36744)
* users.lisp <18>:                       TOOTSVILLE PARENT-GRANT-PERMISSION.
                                                            (line 36768)
* users.lisp <19>:                       TOOTSVILLE PENDING-CHILD-APPROVAL-REQUEST.
                                                            (line 36995)
* users.lisp <20>:                       TOOTSVILLE PENDING-CHILD-REQUESTS-BY-TOOT.
                                                            (line 37009)
* users.lisp <21>:                       TOOTSVILLE PERSON-AGE*.
                                                            (line 37081)
* users.lisp <22>:                       TOOTSVILLE PERSON-FIRST-EMAIL.
                                                            (line 37149)
* users.lisp <23>:                       TOOTSVILLE PERSON-INFO.
                                                            (line 37238)
* users.lisp <24>:                       TOOTSVILLE PERSON-IS-PATRON-P.
                                                            (line 37255)
* users.lisp <25>:                       TOOTSVILLE PERSON-LINKS-TO-EMAIL.
                                                            (line 37482)
* users.lisp <26>:                       TOOTSVILLE PLAYER-ADULTP.
                                                            (line 37980)
* users.lisp <27>:                       TOOTSVILLE PLAYER-ALERT.
                                                            (line 37995)
* users.lisp <28>:                       TOOTSVILLE PLAYER-CHILDP.
                                                            (line 38009)
* users.lisp <29>:                       TOOTSVILLE PLAYER-TOOTS.
                                                            (line 38023)
* users.lisp <30>:                       TOOTSVILLE POST-SIGN-IN.
                                                            (line 38086)
* users.lisp <31>:                       TOOTSVILLE REAP-UNINTERESTING-CHILD-REQUESTS.
                                                            (line 38991)
* users.lisp <32>:                       TOOTSVILLE REASONABLE-NAME-CHAR-P.
                                                            (line 39006)
* users.lisp <33>:                       TOOTSVILLE REASONABLE-NAME-P.
                                                            (line 39021)
* users.lisp <34>:                       TOOTSVILLE SEND-PARENT-CHILD-LOGIN-EMAIL.
                                                            (line 40041)
* users.lisp <35>:                       TOOTSVILLE SEND-PARENT-CHILD-LOGIN-REQUEST.
                                                            (line 40057)
* users.lisp <36>:                       TOOTSVILLE UPDATE-GRAVATAR.
                                                            (line 43847)
* users.lisp <37>:                       TOOTSVILLE URL-TO-STRING.
                                                            (line 43907)
* users.lisp <38>:                       TOOTSVILLE USER->ALIST.
                                                            (line 43920)
* users.lisp <39>:                       TOOTSVILLE USER-DISPLAY-NAME.
                                                            (line 43948)
* users.lisp <40>:                       TOOTSVILLE USER-EMAIL.
                                                            (line 43964)
* users.lisp <41>:                       TOOTSVILLE USER-FACE.
                                                            (line 43980)
* users.lisp <42>:                       TOOTSVILLE USER-GIVEN-NAME.
                                                            (line 43994)
* users.lisp <43>:                       TOOTSVILLE USER-ID.
                                                            (line 44008)
* users.lisp <44>:                       TOOTSVILLE USER-SURNAME.
                                                            (line 44054)
* users.lisp <45>:                       TOOTSVILLE WITH-LOCAL-TOOT.
                                                            (line 44951)
* users.lisp <46>:                       TOOTSVILLE WITH-LOCAL-USER.
                                                            (line 44966)
* users.lisp <47>:                       TOOTSVILLE WITH-USER.
                                                            (line 45073)
* utils.lisp:                            TOOTSVILLE BOOL-SORT.
                                                            (line 16478)
* utils.lisp <1>:                        TOOTSVILLE CHDIR.  (line 16868)
* utils.lisp <2>:                        TOOTSVILLE DISABLE-SBCL-LDB.
                                                            (line 20329)
* utils.lisp <3>:                        TOOTSVILLE DIVISIBLE-BY-200-P.
                                                            (line 20388)
* utils.lisp <4>:                        TOOTSVILLE ENABLE-SBCL-LDB.
                                                            (line 20710)
* utils.lisp <5>:                        TOOTSVILLE SINUS.  (line 40354)
* utils.lisp <6>:                        TOOTSVILLE SPLIT-PLIST.
                                                            (line 40736)
* utils.lisp <7>:                        TOOTSVILLE SYNC.   (line 41360)
* version.lisp:                          TOOTSVILLE ENSURE-SITE-NAME.
                                                            (line 25386)
* version.lisp <1>:                      TOOTSVILLE EXTRACT-PLIST-PATH.
                                                            (line 25563)
* version.lisp <2>:                      TOOTSVILLE NULL-IF-EMPTY.
                                                            (line 36604)
* version.lisp <3>:                      TOOTSVILLE ROMANCE-II-COPYRIGHT-LATEST.
                                                            (line 39912)
* version.lisp <4>:                      TOOTSVILLE ROMANCE-II-PROGRAM-NAME.
                                                            (line 39927)
* version.lisp <5>:                      TOOTSVILLE ROMANCE-II-PROGRAM-NAME/ VERSION.
                                                            (line 39943)
* version.lisp <6>:                      TOOTSVILLE ROMANCE-II-PROGRAM-VERSION.
                                                            (line 39958)
* version.lisp <7>:                      TOOTSVILLE TOOTSVILLE-V-BANNER.
                                                            (line 43609)
* version.lisp <8>:                      TOOTSVILLE VERSION-INFO-FOR.
                                                            (line 44208)
* version.lisp <9>:                      TOOTSVILLE VERSION-INFO-LIST.
                                                            (line 44221)
* version.lisp <10>:                     TOOTSVILLE VERSION-INFO-REPORT.
                                                            (line 44235)
* version.lisp <11>:                     TOOTSVILLE VERSION-INFO-REPORT-STRING.
                                                            (line 44249)
* version.lisp <12>:                     TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-EXTRACT-PLIST-PATH-1.
                                                            (line 46265)
* version.lisp <13>:                     TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-EXTRACT-PLIST-PATH-2.
                                                            (line 46281)
* version.lisp <14>:                     TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-EXTRACT-PLIST-PATH-3.
                                                            (line 46297)
* version.lisp <15>:                     TOOTSVILLE ⊕POST-EXTRACT-PLIST-PATH-4.
                                                            (line 46313)
* view.lisp:                             TOOTSVILLE RENDER-JSON.
                                                            (line 39227)
* weather.lisp:                          TOOTSVILLE CLOUDS. (line 17522)
* weather.lisp <1>:                      TOOTSVILLE COPY-WIND-VECTOR.
                                                            (line 18905)
* weather.lisp <2>:                      TOOTSVILLE CURRENT-TEMP.
                                                            (line 19244)
* weather.lisp <3>:                      TOOTSVILLE ENSURE-WEATHER-KERNEL.
                                                            (line 25441)
* weather.lisp <4>:                      TOOTSVILLE GENERATE-SKYDOME-CLOUD-LAYER.
                                                            (line 27109)
* weather.lisp <5>:                      TOOTSVILLE MAKE-WIND-VECTOR.
                                                            (line 35553)
* weather.lisp <6>:                      TOOTSVILLE MAKE-WIND-VECTOR-FIELD.
                                                            (line 35568)
* weather.lisp <7>:                      TOOTSVILLE PRECIPITATION.
                                                            (line 38218)
* weather.lisp <8>:                      TOOTSVILLE TICK-WEATHER-DAY.
                                                            (line 42123)
* weather.lisp <9>:                      TOOTSVILLE TICK-WEATHER-MINUTE.
                                                            (line 42137)
* weather.lisp <10>:                     TOOTSVILLE WIND-VECTOR-P.
                                                            (line 44737)
* weather.lisp <11>:                     TOOTSVILLE WIND-VECTOR-X-MAGNITUDE.
                                                            (line 44751)
* weather.lisp <12>:                     TOOTSVILLE WIND-VECTOR-X-MAGNITUDE.
                                                            (line 44762)
* weather.lisp <13>:                     TOOTSVILLE WIND-VECTOR-Y-MAGNITUDE.
                                                            (line 44776)
* weather.lisp <14>:                     TOOTSVILLE WIND-VECTOR-Y-MAGNITUDE.
                                                            (line 44787)
* weather.lisp <15>:                     TOOTSVILLE WIND-X. (line 44802)
* weather.lisp <16>:                     TOOTSVILLE WIND-Y. (line 44817)
* web.lisp:                              TOOTSVILLE ACCEPTS-CONTENT-TYPE-P.
                                                            (line 15575)
* web.lisp <1>:                          TOOTSVILLE ADD-CHARSET.
                                                            (line 15604)
* web.lisp <2>:                          TOOTSVILLE AFTER-SLASH.
                                                            (line 15663)
* web.lisp <3>:                          TOOTSVILLE APPLY-EXTENSION-TO-TEMPLATE.
                                                            (line 15824)
* web.lisp <4>:                          TOOTSVILLE ATOM-OR-COMMA-LIST.
                                                            (line 15893)
* web.lisp <5>:                          TOOTSVILLE CHECK-ARG-TYPE.
                                                            (line 17121)
* web.lisp <6>:                          TOOTSVILLE CONSTITUENTP.
                                                            (line 18232)
* web.lisp <7>:                          TOOTSVILLE CONTENTS-TO-BYTES.
                                                            (line 18439)
* web.lisp <8>:                          TOOTSVILLE DEFENDPOINT.
                                                            (line 19482)
* web.lisp <9>:                          TOOTSVILLE DEFENDPOINT/ MAKE-DOCSTRING.
                                                            (line 19496)
* web.lisp <10>:                         TOOTSVILLE DEFENDPOINT/ MAKE-ENDPOINT-FUNCTION.
                                                            (line 19511)
* web.lisp <11>:                         TOOTSVILLE DESTROY-ENDPOINT.
                                                            (line 20239)
* web.lisp <12>:                         TOOTSVILLE ENCODE-ENDPOINT-REPLY.
                                                            (line 20749)
* web.lisp <13>:                         TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ favicon/ ico→vnd.microsoft.icon.
                                                            (line 20974)
* web.lisp <14>:                         TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ favicon→gif.
                                                            (line 21000)
* web.lisp <15>:                         TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ favicon→png.
                                                            (line 21026)
* web.lisp <16>:                         TOOTSVILLE ENDPOINT-GET-/ →html.
                                                            (line 22239)
* web.lisp <17>:                         TOOTSVILLE EXTENSION-FOR-CONTENT-TYPE.
                                                            (line 25533)
* web.lisp <18>:                         TOOTSVILLE FIRST-LINE.
                                                            (line 26000)
* web.lisp <19>:                         TOOTSVILLE LAMBDA-LIST-AS-VARIABLES.
                                                            (line 33994)
* web.lisp <20>:                         TOOTSVILLE MAKE-ENDPOINT-FUNCTION-NAME.
                                                            (line 35116)
* web.lisp <21>:                         TOOTSVILLE NAME-FOR-CONTENT-TYPE.
                                                            (line 36411)
* web.lisp <22>:                         TOOTSVILLE QUERY-PARAMS.
                                                            (line 38792)
* web.lisp <23>:                         TOOTSVILLE QUERY-STRING->PLIST.
                                                            (line 38809)
* web.lisp <24>:                         TOOTSVILLE RAW-POST-STRING.
                                                            (line 38930)
* web.lisp <25>:                         TOOTSVILLE REPORT-SLOW-QUERY.
                                                            (line 39255)
* web.lisp <26>:                         TOOTSVILLE SEND-REPLY-AS-BYTES.
                                                            (line 40071)
* web.lisp <27>:                         TOOTSVILLE WANTS-JSON-P.
                                                            (line 44298)
* web.lisp <28>:                         TOOTSVILLE WITH-ERRORS-AS-HTTP.
                                                            (line 44908)
* web.lisp <29>:                         TOOTSVILLE WITH-POSTED-JSON.
                                                            (line 45028)
* web.lisp <30>:                         TOOTSVILLE WITHOUT-SEM.
                                                            (line 45120)
* websockets.lisp:                       TOOTSVILLE ACTIVE-PLAYER.
                                                            (line 15588)
* websockets.lisp <1>:                   TOOTSVILLE ADMIN-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 15645)
* websockets.lisp <2>:                   TOOTSVILLE ALL-CONNECTED.
                                                            (line 15680)
* websockets.lisp <3>:                   TOOTSVILLE AYT-IDLE-USERS.
                                                            (line 16234)
* websockets.lisp <4>:                   TOOTSVILLE CONNECTED-TOOT-NAMES.
                                                            (line 18177)
* websockets.lisp <5>:                   TOOTSVILLE CONNECTED-TOOTS.
                                                            (line 18192)
* websockets.lisp <6>:                   TOOTSVILLE CONSIDER-CHILD-KICK.
                                                            (line 18213)
* websockets.lisp <7>:                   TOOTSVILLE DISCONNECT-NO-LOGIN.
                                                            (line 20345)
* websockets.lisp <8>:                   TOOTSVILLE ENSURE-MESSAGE-IS-CHARACTERS.
                                                            (line 25341)
* websockets.lisp <9>:                   TOOTSVILLE FIND-INFINITY-WEBSOCKET-RESOURCE.
                                                            (line 25692)
* websockets.lisp <10>:                  TOOTSVILLE FIND-USER-FOR-JSON.
                                                            (line 25971)
* websockets.lisp <11>:                  TOOTSVILLE FORCE-CLOSE-HUNCHENSOCKET.
                                                            (line 26076)
* websockets.lisp <12>:                  TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-APPLE.
                                                            (line 29108)
* websockets.lisp <13>:                  TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-LOGIN.
                                                            (line 30264)
* websockets.lisp <14>:                  TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-PRE-LOGIN.
                                                            (line 30555)
* websockets.lisp <15>:                  TOOTSVILLE KICK.   (line 33918)
* websockets.lisp <16>:                  TOOTSVILLE KICK-CHILD-TIME-UP.
                                                            (line 33933)
* websockets.lisp <17>:                  TOOTSVILLE LISTEN-FOR-WEBSOCKETS.
                                                            (line 34157)
* websockets.lisp <18>:                  TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-FAIL.
                                                            (line 34511)
* websockets.lisp <19>:                  TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-FAILED-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 34526)
* websockets.lisp <20>:                  TOOTSVILLE LOGIN-OK-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 34566)
* websockets.lisp <21>:                  TOOTSVILLE MAYBE-PARENT-APPROVAL.
                                                            (line 35651)
* websockets.lisp <22>:                  TOOTSVILLE PRIVATE-ADMIN-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 38272)
* websockets.lisp <23>:                  TOOTSVILLE RETURN-NEW-APPLE.
                                                            (line 39319)
* websockets.lisp <24>:                  TOOTSVILLE STOP-LISTENING-FOR-WEBSOCKETS.
                                                            (line 41022)
* websockets.lisp <25>:                  TOOTSVILLE TOOT.   (line 42152)
* websockets.lisp <26>:                  TOOTSVILLE TOOT-JOIN-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 42748)
* websockets.lisp <27>:                  TOOTSVILLE TOOT-POSITION.
                                                            (line 43129)
* websockets.lisp <28>:                  TOOTSVILLE TOOT-PRIVATE-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 43170)
* websockets.lisp <29>:                  TOOTSVILLE TOOT-SPEAK.
                                                            (line 43543)
* websockets.lisp <30>:                  TOOTSVILLE TRY-RECONNECT-TOOT-NAME.
                                                            (line 43656)
* websockets.lisp <31>:                  TOOTSVILLE USER-ONLINE-P.
                                                            (line 44023)
* websockets.lisp <32>:                  TOOTSVILLE USER-STREAM.
                                                            (line 44040)
* websockets.lisp <33>:                  TOOTSVILLE WEBSOCKET-AUTHENTICATE.
                                                            (line 44633)
* websockets.lisp <34>:                  TOOTSVILLE WHO-IS-CONNECTED.
                                                            (line 44706)
* websockets.lisp <35>:                  TOOTSVILLE WITH-WEBSOCKET-DISCONNECTIONS.
                                                            (line 45089)
* websockets.lisp <36>:                  TOOTSVILLE WS-APPROVE-TOOT.
                                                            (line 45397)
* websockets.lisp <37>:                  TOOTSVILLE WS-BANDWIDTH-BY-SOURCE.
                                                            (line 45411)
* websockets.lisp <38>:                  TOOTSVILLE WS-BANDWIDTH-RECORD.
                                                            (line 45429)
* websockets.lisp <39>:                  TOOTSVILLE WS-BROADCAST.
                                                            (line 45449)
* websockets.lisp <40>:                  TOOTSVILLE WS-DENY-TOOT.
                                                            (line 45480)
* websockets.lisp <41>:                  TOOTSVILLE WS-EVACUATE-ALL.
                                                            (line 45499)
* websockets.lisp <42>:                  TOOTSVILLE WS-KICK.
                                                            (line 45514)
* websockets.lisp <43>:                  TOOTSVILLE WS-KICK-OTHER-STREAMS-FOR-USER.
                                                            (line 45530)
* websockets.lisp <44>:                  TOOTSVILLE WS-PERFORM-SIGN-IN.
                                                            (line 45551)
* websockets.lisp <45>:                  TOOTSVILLE WS-REPLY.
                                                            (line 45567)
* websockets.lisp <46>:                  TOOTSVILLE WS-SIGN-IN-USER.
                                                            (line 45587)
* websockets.lisp <47>:                  TOOTSVILLE WS-STATS.
                                                            (line 45602)
* websockets.lisp <48>:                  TOOTSVILLE WS-STATS-RESET-ALL.
                                                            (line 45615)
* websockets.lisp <49>:                  TOOTSVILLE WS-TO-INFINITY.
                                                            (line 45629)
* websockets.lisp <50>:                  TOOTSVILLE WS-UNICAST.
                                                            (line 45644)
* websockets.lisp <51>:                  TOOTSVILLE WS-WITHOUT-LOGIN.
                                                            (line 45658)
* world-types.lisp:                      TOOTSVILLE WORLD-MONIKER-P.
                                                            (line 45224)
* world.lisp:                            TOOTSVILLE DESCRIBE-WORLD.
                                                            (line 20170)
* world.lisp <1>:                        TOOTSVILLE DISTANCE.
                                                            (line 20373)
* world.lisp <2>:                        TOOTSVILLE ITEM-IN-INVENTORY-P.
                                                            (line 33039)
* world.lisp <3>:                        TOOTSVILLE ITEMS-AT.
                                                            (line 33801)
* world.lisp <4>:                        TOOTSVILLE SKY-CONTENTS.
                                                            (line 40368)
* world.lisp <5>:                        TOOTSVILLE SQUARE. (line 40779)
* world.lisp <6>:                        TOOTSVILLE WORLD-MISTP.
                                                            (line 45164)
* write-docs-2.lisp:                     TOOTSVILLE ALL-SYMBOLS-ALPHABETICALLY.
                                                            (line 15729)
* write-docs-2.lisp <1>:                 TOOTSVILLE CLEAN-SYMBOLS.
                                                            (line 17489)
* write-docs-2.lisp <2>:                 TOOTSVILLE DOUBLE-@.
                                                            (line 20639)
* write-docs-2.lisp <3>:                 TOOTSVILLE GATHER-ALL-SYMBOLS.
                                                            (line 27067)
* write-docs-2.lisp <4>:                 TOOTSVILLE TEXI-REF.
                                                            (line 42075)
* write-docs-2.lisp <5>:                 TOOTSVILLE VALUE-TO-TEXI.
                                                            (line 44164)
* write-docs-2.lisp <6>:                 TOOTSVILLE WRITE-CLASS-DOCS.
                                                            (line 45278)
* write-docs-2.lisp <7>:                 TOOTSVILLE WRITE-DOCS.
                                                            (line 45295)
* write-docs-2.lisp <8>:                 TOOTSVILLE WRITE-DOCS-HEADER.
                                                            (line 45309)
* write-docs-2.lisp <9>:                 TOOTSVILLE WRITE-DOCUMENTATION.
                                                            (line 45327)
* write-docs-2.lisp <10>:                TOOTSVILLE WRITE-FUNCTION-DOCS.
                                                            (line 45342)
* write-docs-2.lisp <11>:                TOOTSVILLE WRITE-SETF-DOCS.
                                                            (line 45357)

A.6 Infinity Mode commands
==========================

* Menu:

* addFurniture: Alias for INFINITY-SET-FURNITURE.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-ADD-FURNITURE.
                                                            (line 28002)
* addJournalEntry: Add a staff journal entry.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-ADD-JOURNAL-ENTRY.
                                                            (line 28021)
* addToList: Add a user to a buddy list or ignore list (removed in 1.2): TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-ADD-TO-LIST.
                                                            (line 28068)
* click: Used by the client to report a mouse click or finger tap.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-CLICK.
                                                            (line 28105)
* considerChildApproval: Consider whether to approve a child’s request with ID UUID.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-CONSIDER-CHILD-APPROVAL.
                                                            (line 28238)
* createUserHouse: Either claim the user’s house and lot, or add a room to their house.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-CREATE-USER-HOUSE.
                                                            (line 28289)
* deleteMailMessage: Delete a message from the user’s (SMS) mailbox: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-DELETE-MAIL-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 28359)
* doff: Remove clothes or Pivitz.:       TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-DOFF.
                                                            (line 28397)
* dofff: Doff all clothing items.:       TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-DOFFF.
                                                            (line 28450)
* don: Don (or equip) an item:           TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-DON.
                                                            (line 28496)
* echo: Echoes back the supplied JSON (or ActionScript) object to the client.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-ECHO.
                                                            (line 28577)
* endEvent: Attempt to end an event.:    TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-END-EVENT.
                                                            (line 28648)
* enumerateWearSlots: Enumerates all possible wear slots for any avatar.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-ENUMERATE-WEAR-SLOTS.
                                                            (line 28788)
* finger: Get public info for a list of Toots.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-FINGER.
                                                            (line 28825)
* gameAction: Send an in-world game’s action.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GAME-ACTION.
                                                            (line 28859)
* getAvatars: Get avatar data for a list of (other) users.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-AVATARS.
                                                            (line 29121)
* getColorPalettes: getColorPalettes:    TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-COLOR-PALETTES.
                                                            (line 29163)
* getInventory: Get all inventory for an user (themself) — both active and inactive: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-INVENTORY.
                                                            (line 29209)
* getInventoryByType: Get a subset of items from your own inventory: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-INVENTORY-BY-TYPE.
                                                            (line 29243)
* getMailInBox: Get a listing of messages in an SMS mailbox.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-MAIL-IN-BOX.
                                                            (line 29350)
* getOnlineUsers: Get a list of users online.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ONLINE-USERS.
                                                            (line 29431)
* getPassport: Get the list of places that the user has gotten a passport stamp at.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-PASSPORT.
                                                            (line 29482)
* getRoomList: Get a list of all “well known” Rooms currently active/visible.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ROOM-LIST.
                                                            (line 29527)
* getRoomVars: Returns “room variables.”: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ROOM-VARS.
                                                            (line 29571)
* getServerTime: Send the server time to the client requesting it: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-SERVER-TIME.
                                                            (line 29818)
* getSessionApple: Initialise a session key for stream or batch mode operations.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-SESSION-APPLE.
                                                            (line 29842)
* getStoreItemInfo: Get information about items in a store which can be purchased.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-STORE-ITEM-INFO.
                                                            (line 29874)
* getUserLists: Get the user’s buddy list and ignore list.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-USER-LISTS.
                                                            (line 29914)
* getWallet: Get the contents of the player’s wallet (peanuts and fairy dust): TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-WALLET.
                                                            (line 29940)
* getZoneList: Get a list of all Zones currently active/visible.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GET-ZONE-LIST.
                                                            (line 29976)
* give: Give an item to another user.:   TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GIVE.
                                                            (line 30000)
* go: go to a place and/or perform a gesture: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GO.
                                                            (line 30050)
* initUserRoom: Create a user’s private room (in their house).: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-INIT-USER-ROOM.
                                                            (line 30082)
* join: Join a room.:                    TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-JOIN.
                                                            (line 30128)
* logout: Log out of this game session:  TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-LOGOUT.
                                                            (line 30276)
* mailCustomerService: Send an eMail to customer service (feedback): TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-MAIL-CUSTOMER-SERVICE.
                                                            (line 30303)
* peekAtInventory: Look at other users’ inventories: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-PEEK-AT-INVENTORY.
                                                            (line 30331)
* ping: Send a ping to the server to get back a pong.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-PING.
                                                            (line 30397)
* playWith: Choose a Toot as your active CHARACTER in the game.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-PLAY-WITH.
                                                            (line 30448)
* promptReply: Accept a reply to a server-initiated prompt: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-PROMPT-REPLY.
                                                            (line 30568)
* quiesce: Quiesce Toot values to database for logout, or periodically as a backup.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-QUIESCE.
                                                            (line 30743)
* readMap: Get the positions of badges and named locations on the map.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-READ-MAP.
                                                            (line 30806)
* removeFromList: Remove someone from a buddy list or ignore list.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-REMOVE-FROM-LIST.
                                                            (line 30868)
* reportBug: This method allows the client to “phone home” to report a bug.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-REPORT-BUG.
                                                            (line 30929)
* reportUser: Report an user to the moderator(s) on duty for breaking a rule: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-REPORT-USER.
                                                            (line 31161)
* requestBuddy: Request adding a user to your buddy list (mutual-add) using the notification-based system: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-REQUEST-BUDDY.
                                                            (line 31182)
* sendMailMessage: Send an in-game SMS message.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SEND-MAIL-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 31223)
* sendOutOfBandMessage: Send an arbitrary JSON packet to another user, or all of the users: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SEND-OUT-OF-BAND-MESSAGE.
                                                            (line 31334)
* serverTime: Accept the client’s notification of a server-time adjustment.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SERVER-TIME.
                                                            (line 31397)
* setAvatarColor: Set the avatar base and extra (pad) colours for the given user.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SET-AVATAR-COLOR.
                                                            (line 31427)
* setFurniture: Set or change a furniture item.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SET-FURNITURE.
                                                            (line 31464)
* setRoomVar: Set a room variable or set of room variables.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SET-ROOM-VAR.
                                                            (line 31558)
* setUserVar: Set “User Variables”:      TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SET-USER-VAR.
                                                            (line 31601)
* shoot: Fire a shot from a projectile device.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SHOOT.
                                                            (line 31721)
* spawnZone: Spawn an additional server peer pairing.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SPAWN-ZONE.
                                                            (line 31767)
* speak: The user speaks SPEECH at volume VOL in public.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-SPEAK.
                                                            (line 31800)
* stampPassport: Stamp the Toot’s passport: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-STAMP-PASSPORT.
                                                            (line 32002)
* startEvent: Attempt to begin a Quaestor Event. Might return an error.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-START-EVENT.
                                                            (line 32050)
* tootList: Enumerates all Toots owned by the user.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-TOOT-LIST.
                                                            (line 32248)
* useEquipment: The player wishes to use a piece of equipment on a particular item or place.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-USE-EQUIPMENT.
                                                            (line 32285)
* wardrobe: Describe what your Toot is wearing.: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-WARDROBE.
                                                            (line 32333)
* wtl4: Walk the Line indirect refresher from observer: TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-WTL-4.
                                                            (line 32478)
* wtl: Walk the Line:                    TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-WTL.
                                                            (line 32399)

A.7 Operator commands
=====================

* Menu:

* #$: Execute a command script.:         TOOTSVILLE-USER $. (line  9669)
* #addevent: Add a GameEvent to a Zone:  TOOTSVILLE-USER ADDEVENT.
                                                            (line  9814)
* #agent: Set the clothing and colors of a robot to match the invoking user.: TOOTSVILLE-USER AGENT.
                                                            (line  9845)
* #apropos: Runs APROPOS (see the Common Lisp HyperSpec) for a remote user.: TOOTSVILLE-USER *APROPOS.
                                                            (line  9697)
* #askme: Used to test the question-and-answer subsystem.: TOOTSVILLE-USER ASKME.
                                                            (line  9865)
* #at: Issue an operator command on a particular server instance.: TOOTSVILLE-USER AT.
                                                            (line  9909)
* #ban: Ban a user persistently (permanently) from the game.: TOOTSVILLE-USER BAN.
                                                            (line  9943)
* #banhammer: Ban an IP address from connecting.: TOOTSVILLE-USER BANHAMMER.
                                                            (line  9979)
* #beam: Beam yourself to a different location.: TOOTSVILLE-USER BEAM.
                                                            (line 10017)
* #census: Load a number of users.:      TOOTSVILLE-USER CENSUS.
                                                            (line 10046)
* #clearbadge: Clear a badge off the map.: TOOTSVILLE-USER CLEARBADGE.
                                                            (line 10093)
* #clearcache: Forcibly clear all cachés (MemCacheD): TOOTSVILLE-USER CLEARCACHE.
                                                            (line 10143)
* #clearevent: Clear a GameEvent:        TOOTSVILLE-USER CLEAREVENT.
                                                            (line 10171)
* #clearvar: Clear a room variable. (no longer supported): TOOTSVILLE-USER CLEARVAR.
                                                            (line 10208)
* #cloneroom: Clone a room. (no longer supported): TOOTSVILLE-USER CLONEROOM.
                                                            (line 10243)
* #createroom: Create a new room.:       TOOTSVILLE-USER CREATEROOM.
                                                            (line 10271)
* #dbcpinfo: Get information from the DBI (database) layer.: TOOTSVILLE-USER DBCPINFO.
                                                            (line 10305)
* #doc: Obtain documentation string in raw form about a symbol.: TOOTSVILLE-USER DOC.
                                                            (line 10334)
* #doodle-pattern: Change the pattern of a Toot.: TOOTSVILLE-USER DOODLE-PATTERN.
                                                            (line 10401)
* #doodle: Change the colors of a Toot.: TOOTSVILLE-USER DOODLE.
                                                            (line 10369)
* #dress: Force a character to wear a specific clothing item.: TOOTSVILLE-USER DRESS.
                                                            (line 10431)
* #drop: Drop an item:                   TOOTSVILLE-USER DROP.
                                                            (line 10459)
* #dropkick: Silently disconnect a user: TOOTSVILLE-USER DROPKICK.
                                                            (line 10481)
* #dumpthreads: Dump debugging information including all running threads to the server logs.: TOOTSVILLE-USER DUMPTHREADS.
                                                            (line 10511)
* #enablepathfinder: Temporary test routine for testing pathfinders on users: TOOTSVILLE-USER ENABLEPATHFINDER.
                                                            (line 10542)
* #evacuate: Evacuate all users from the current Zone to another Zone.: TOOTSVILLE-USER EVACUATE.
                                                            (line 10570)
* #filter: Test censorship rules against words or phrases: TOOTSVILLE-USER FILTER.
                                                            (line 10599)
* #finger: Finger a user account.:       TOOTSVILLE-USER FINGER.
                                                            (line 10624)
* #flush: Historically, this flushed the database write caché.: TOOTSVILLE-USER FLUSH.
                                                            (line 10669)
* #game: Send a command to the operator command interpreter for a running game.: TOOTSVILLE-USER GAME.
                                                            (line 10701)
* #gc: Perform immediate garbage collection.: TOOTSVILLE-USER GC.
                                                            (line 10725)
* #getconfig: Reads a configuration key.: TOOTSVILLE-USER GETCONFIG.
                                                            (line 10754)
* #getevents: List GameEvents in your current Zone: TOOTSVILLE-USER GETEVENTS.
                                                            (line 10795)
* #getmotd: Retrieve the current Message Of The Day as a server message.: TOOTSVILLE-USER GETMOTD.
                                                            (line 10828)
* #getschedule: Get schedule:            TOOTSVILLE-USER GETSCHEDULE.
                                                            (line 10854)
* #getschedulefor: Get scheduled events for a particular class (scheduled by that class): TOOTSVILLE-USER GETSCHEDULEFOR.
                                                            (line 10872)
* #getuvar: Get a user variable.:        TOOTSVILLE-USER GETUVAR.
                                                            (line 10889)
* #getuvars: Get all user variables for a given user.: TOOTSVILLE-USER GETUVARS.
                                                            (line 10927)
* #getvar: Get a room variable.:         TOOTSVILLE-USER GETVAR.
                                                            (line 10961)
* #getvars: Get all room variables.:     TOOTSVILLE-USER GETVARS.
                                                            (line 10994)
* #git-pull: Does a git pull in the server directory.: TOOTSVILLE-USER GIT-PULL.
                                                            (line 11028)
* #give: Give an item as a gift to another user.: TOOTSVILLE-USER GIVE.
                                                            (line 11061)
* #givehead: Grants a new inventory item to a user and equips it.: TOOTSVILLE-USER GIVEHEAD.
                                                            (line 11092)
* #grant: Grants a new inventory item to a user.: TOOTSVILLE-USER GRANT.
                                                            (line 11126)
* #headcount: Get headcount information about the running system.: TOOTSVILLE-USER HEADCOUNT.
                                                            (line 11159)
* #infinity-stats: Returns some statistics about Infinity-mode requests.: TOOTSVILLE-USER INFINITY-STATS.
                                                            (line 11213)
* #inv: Get a user’s inventory:          TOOTSVILLE-USER INV.
                                                            (line 11240)
* #journal: Add a staff journal entry or review last entries.: TOOTSVILLE JOURNAL.
                                                            (line 33843)
* #kick: Kick a user offline for a certain reason.: TOOTSVILLE-USER KICK.
                                                            (line 11276)
* #king: Upgrade a user account:         TOOTSVILLE-USER KING.
                                                            (line 11360)
* #liftban: Lift the ban upon a user.:   TOOTSVILLE-USER LIFTBAN.
                                                            (line 11385)
* #loadlists: Reload the censorship lists.: TOOTSVILLE-USER LOADLISTS.
                                                            (line 11414)
* #mem: Display some memory usage and other debugging type information as an pop-up message.: TOOTSVILLE-USER MEM.
                                                            (line 11441)
* #metronome: Display information about or micromanage the metronome.: TOOTSVILLE-USER METRONOME.
                                                            (line 11492)
* #motd: Set the message of the day.:    TOOTSVILLE-USER MOTD.
                                                            (line 11555)
* #mute: Mute a user or area.:           TOOTSVILLE-USER MUTE.
                                                            (line 11590)
* #nuke: Forcibly disconnect everyone in an area.: TOOTSVILLE-USER NUKE.
                                                            (line 11629)
* #parentapproves: Signal that a parent approves a user signing in.: TOOTSVILLE-USER PARENTAPPROVES.
                                                            (line 11690)
* #ping: Ping the server, to force a neutral administrative message reply.: TOOTSVILLE-USER PING.
                                                            (line 11722)
* #place: Put a thing or a Place into the game: TOOTSVILLE-USER PLACE.
                                                            (line 11755)
* #purgephysics: Purge pending physics interactions.: TOOTSVILLE-USER PURGEPHYSICS.
                                                            (line 11997)
* #push-script: Instruct clients to load a new script file.: TOOTSVILLE-USER PUSH-SCRIPT.
                                                            (line 12025)
* #quick-reload: Quicklisp reload of the Tootsville package from disk.: TOOTSVILLE-USER QUICK-RELOAD.
                                                            (line 12055)
* #rc: Run an RC (Run Commands) script.: TOOTSVILLE-USER RC.
                                                            (line 12091)
* #reboot: Restart the game server.:     TOOTSVILLE-USER REBOOT.
                                                            (line 12124)
* #reloadconfig: Reloads configuration properties.: TOOTSVILLE-USER RELOADCONFIG.
                                                            (line 12159)
* #retire: Retire a server.:             TOOTSVILLE-USER RETIRE.
                                                            (line 12193)
* #run: Run an arbitrary nullary Lisp function or method: TOOTSVILLE-USER RUN.
                                                            (line 12224)
* #saveroomvars: Save room variables.:   TOOTSVILLE-USER SAVEROOMVARS.
                                                            (line 12261)
* #scotty: Force a user to relocate to another location: TOOTSVILLE-USER SCOTTY.
                                                            (line 12284)
* #script: Push a new function into the TOOTSVILLE-USER package.: TOOTSVILLE-USER SCRIPT.
                                                            (line 12326)
* #server-list: Enumerate the servers active in this cluster.: TOOTSVILLE-USER SERVER-LIST.
                                                            (line 12353)
* #setavatarcolors: Sets the base and extra colors of a user’s avatar.: TOOTSVILLE-USER SETAVATARCOLORS.
                                                            (line 12379)
* #setbadge: Set the badge on a map area.: TOOTSVILLE-USER SETBADGE.
                                                            (line 12419)
* #setconfig: Set a config property.:    TOOTSVILLE-USER SETCONFIG.
                                                            (line 12454)
* #setstafflevel: Set the staff level for a user: TOOTSVILLE-USER SETSTAFFLEVEL.
                                                            (line 12488)
* #setuvar: Set a user variable.:        TOOTSVILLE-USER SETUVAR.
                                                            (line 12507)
* #setvar: Set a room variable.:         TOOTSVILLE-USER SETVAR.
                                                            (line 12550)
* #shanghai: Force a client into a different room and zone: TOOTSVILLE-USER SHANGHAI.
                                                            (line 12598)
* #shout: Speak in another zone.:        TOOTSVILLE-USER SHOUT.
                                                            (line 12617)
* #spawnroom: Mark a “spot” in the game.: TOOTSVILLE-USER SPAWNROOM.
                                                            (line 12653)
* #spawnzone: Create a new zone.:        TOOTSVILLE-USER SPAWNZONE.
                                                            (line 12703)
* #speak: Allows a user to speak who had previously been muted.: TOOTSVILLE-USER SPEAK.
                                                            (line 12731)
* #stfu: Silences (mutes) a user.:       TOOTSVILLE-USER STFU.
                                                            (line 12758)
* #testcensor: Test a message with the censor, displays the filter result.: TOOTSVILLE-USER TESTCENSOR.
                                                            (line 12803)
* #time: Displays a message with the current server time.: TOOTSVILLE-USER *TIME.
                                                            (line  9723)
* #unbuild: Destroy a named spot.:       TOOTSVILLE-USER UNBUILD.
                                                            (line 12830)
* #v: Forces a user to say a message.:   TOOTSVILLE-USER V. (line 12865)
* #verbosebugs: Set verbose bug backtrace reporting on or off.: TOOTSVILLE-USER VERBOSEBUGS.
                                                            (line 12902)
* #wall: Write to all players.:          TOOTSVILLE-USER WALL.
                                                            (line 12931)
* #wallops: Write to all operators:      TOOTSVILLE-USER WALLOPS.
                                                            (line 12958)
* #wallzones: Write to all zones.:       TOOTSVILLE-USER WALLZONES.
                                                            (line 12985)
* #warn: Warn a user about breaking a rule.: TOOTSVILLE-USER *WARN.
                                                            (line  9768)
* #whatis: Displays information about an item template.: TOOTSVILLE-USER WHATIS.
                                                            (line 13018)
* #whereami: Return an administrative message with the name of the server to which: TOOTSVILLE-USER WHEREAMI.
                                                            (line 13047)
* #whereis: Locate a user in the game world.: TOOTSVILLE-USER WHEREIS.
                                                            (line 13077)
* #who: Displays a list of everyone currently in a room.: TOOTSVILLE-USER WHO.
                                                            (line 13116)
* #whoami: Cause the character to speak his/her name in the current room.: TOOTSVILLE-USER WHOAMI.
                                                            (line 13148)
* #whoareyou: Ask the server who it is.: TOOTSVILLE-USER WHOAREYOU.
                                                            (line 13183)
* #ws-bandwidth-by-source: Returns some statistics about WebSockets bandwidth by source.: TOOTSVILLE-USER WS-BANDWIDTH-BY-SOURCE.
                                                            (line 13225)
* #ws-stats: Returns some statistics about WebSockets connections.: TOOTSVILLE-USER WS-STATS.
                                                            (line 13252)
* #zoom: Set the visual Zoom level of a room.: TOOTSVILLE-USER ZOOM.
                                                            (line 13279)

A.8 Game Actions
================

* Menu:

* bowlingStrikePins:                     TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-BOWLING-STRIKE-PINS.
                                                            (line 26183)
* cardGameArrange:                       TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-CARD-GAME-ARRANGE.
                                                            (line 26212)
* cardGameDeal:                          TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-CARD-GAME-DEAL.
                                                            (line 26240)
* cardGameDraw:                          TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-CARD-GAME-DRAW.
                                                            (line 26268)
* cardGameMove:                          TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-CARD-GAME-MOVE.
                                                            (line 26296)
* cardGamePlay:                          TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-CARD-GAME-PLAY.
                                                            (line 26325)
* cardGameShuffle:                       TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-CARD-GAME-SHUFFLE.
                                                            (line 26358)
* cardGameTake:                          TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-CARD-GAME-TAKE.
                                                            (line 26386)
* getBowlingScorecard:                   TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-GET-BOWLING-SCORECARD.
                                                            (line 26415)
* joinBowlingGame:                       TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-JOIN-BOWLING-GAME.
                                                            (line 26444)
* joinCardGame:                          TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-JOIN-CARD-GAME.
                                                            (line 26472)
* Overview of Game Actions:              TOOTSVILLE INFINITY-GAME-ACTION.
                                                            (line 28861)
* partBowlingGame:                       TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-PART-BOWLING-GAME.
                                                            (line 26563)
* partCardGame:                          TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-PART-CARD-GAME.
                                                            (line 26591)
* pauseSportsBallTimer:                  TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-PAUSE-SPORTS-BALL-TIMER.
                                                            (line 26620)
* resetBowlingPins:                      TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-BOWLING-RESET-PINS.
                                                            (line 26154)
* sportsBallGoal:                        TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-SPORTS-BALL-GOAL.
                                                            (line 26649)
* startBowling:                          TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-START-BOWLING.
                                                            (line 26682)
* startSportsBallGame:                   TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-START-SPORTS-BALL-GAME.
                                                            (line 26733)
* startSportsBallTimer:                  TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-START-SPORTS-BALL-TIMER.
                                                            (line 26796)
* tagYouReIt:                            TOOTSVILLE GAME-ACTION-TAG-YOU-RE-IT.
                                                            (line 26826)

A.9 Javascript
==============

* Menu:

* AvatarBuilder. addNameTag:             Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.addNameTag.
                                                            (line 47167)
* AvatarBuilder. build:                  Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.build.
                                                            (line 47178)
* AvatarBuilder. colorize:               Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.colorize.
                                                            (line 47195)
* AvatarBuilder. enableShadows:          Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.enableShadows.
                                                            (line 47206)
* AvatarBuilder. getPathForPattern:      Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.getPathForPattern.
                                                            (line 47217)
* AvatarBuilder. loadAvatarBase:         Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.loadAvatarBase.
                                                            (line 47226)
* AvatarBuilder. patterns:               Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.patterns.
                                                            (line 47237)
* AvatarBuilder. postBuild:              Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.postBuild.
                                                            (line 47253)
* AvatarBuilder. rainbowColor:           Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.rainbowColor.
                                                            (line 47267)
* AvatarBuilder. rememberAvatar:         Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.rememberAvatar.
                                                            (line 47278)
* AvatarBuilder. update:                 Tootsville.AvatarBuilder.update.
                                                            (line 47289)
* AvatarViewer. createCamera:            Tootsville.AvatarViewer.createCamera.
                                                            (line 47298)
* AvatarViewer. createLight:             Tootsville.AvatarViewer.createLight.
                                                            (line 47309)
* AvatarViewer. createScene:             Tootsville.AvatarViewer.createScene.
                                                            (line 47320)
* AvatarViewer. createViewerInCanvas:    Tootsville.AvatarViewer.createViewerInCanvas.
                                                            (line 47331)
* AvatarViewer. createViewerReally:      Tootsville.AvatarViewer.createViewerReally.
                                                            (line 47351)
* AvatarViewer. getAvatar:               Tootsville.AvatarViewer.getAvatar.
                                                            (line 47365)
* decodeTime:                            Tootsville.decodeTime.
                                                            (line 52829)
* FurnitureBuilder. build:               Tootsville.FurnitureBuilder.build.
                                                            (line 47380)
* FurnitureBuilder. build2:              Tootsville.FurnitureBuilder.build2.
                                                            (line 47395)
* FurnitureBuilder. colorize:            Tootsville.FurnitureBuilder.colorize.
                                                            (line 47407)
* FurnitureBuilder. enableShadows:       Tootsville.FurnitureBuilder.enableShadows.
                                                            (line 47418)
* FurnitureBuilder. loadItemTemplate:    Tootsville.FurnitureBuilder.loadItemTemplate.
                                                            (line 47429)
* FurnitureBuilder. rememberItem:        Tootsville.FurnitureBuilder.rememberItem.
                                                            (line 47440)
* FurnitureBuilder. update:              Tootsville.FurnitureBuilder.update.
                                                            (line 47451)
* Game. BallSystem. fastForward:         Tootsville.Game.BallSystem.fastForward.
                                                            (line 47462)
* Game. BallSystem. register:            Tootsville.Game.BallSystem.register.
                                                            (line 47473)
* Game. BallSystem. remove:              Tootsville.Game.BallSystem.remove.
                                                            (line 47482)
* Game. BallSystem. updateBalls:         Tootsville.Game.BallSystem.updateBalls.
                                                            (line 47491)
* Game. bootstrap:                       Tootsville.Game.bootstrap.
                                                            (line 49988)
* Game. clickedOnItem:                   Tootsville.Game.clickedOnItem.
                                                            (line 49999)
* Game. Commands. addFurniture:          Tootsville.Game.Commands.addFurniture.
                                                            (line 47501)
* Game. Commands. addToList:             Tootsville.Game.Commands.addToList.
                                                            (line 47512)
* Game. Commands. click:                 Tootsville.Game.Commands.click.
                                                            (line 47523)
* Game. Commands. createUserHouse:       Tootsville.Game.Commands.createUserHouse.
                                                            (line 47533)
* Game. Commands. doff:                  Tootsville.Game.Commands.doff.
                                                            (line 47546)
* Game. Commands. don:                   Tootsville.Game.Commands.don.
                                                            (line 47559)
* Game. Commands. echo:                  Tootsville.Game.Commands.echo.
                                                            (line 47571)
* Game. Commands. endEvent:              Tootsville.Game.Commands.endEvent.
                                                            (line 47585)
* Game. Commands. endevent:              Tootsville.Game.Commands.endevent.
                                                            (line 47597)
* Game. Commands. finger:                Tootsville.Game.Commands.finger.
                                                            (line 47612)
* Game. Commands. gameAction:            Tootsville.Game.Commands.gameAction.
                                                            (line 47625)
* Game. Commands. getApple:              Tootsville.Game.Commands.getApple.
                                                            (line 47636)
* Game. Commands. getAvatars:            Tootsville.Game.Commands.getAvatars.
                                                            (line 47651)
* Game. Commands. getColorPalettes:      Tootsville.Game.Commands.getColorPalettes.
                                                            (line 47665)
* Game. Commands. getInventory:          Tootsville.Game.Commands.getInventory.
                                                            (line 47689)
* Game. Commands. getInventoryByType:    Tootsville.Game.Commands.getInventoryByType.
                                                            (line 47702)
* Game. Commands. getOnlineUsers:        Tootsville.Game.Commands.getOnlineUsers.
                                                            (line 47715)
* Game. Commands. getRoomList:           Tootsville.Game.Commands.getRoomList.
                                                            (line 47730)
* Game. Commands. getServerTime:         Tootsville.Game.Commands.getServerTime.
                                                            (line 47745)
* Game. Commands. getSessionApple:       Tootsville.Game.Commands.getSessionApple.
                                                            (line 47762)
* Game. Commands. getStoreItemInfo:      Tootsville.Game.Commands.getStoreItemInfo.
                                                            (line 47777)
* Game. Commands. getUserLists:          Tootsville.Game.Commands.getUserLists.
                                                            (line 47788)
* Game. Commands. getWallet:             Tootsville.Game.Commands.getWallet.
                                                            (line 47801)
* Game. Commands. getZoneList:           Tootsville.Game.Commands.getZoneList.
                                                            (line 47812)
* Game. Commands. give:                  Tootsville.Game.Commands.give.
                                                            (line 47825)
* Game. Commands. go:                    Tootsville.Game.Commands.go.
                                                            (line 47837)
* Game. Commands. initUserRoom:          Tootsville.Game.Commands.initUserRoom.
                                                            (line 47849)
* Game. Commands. join:                  Tootsville.Game.Commands.join.
                                                            (line 47862)
* Game. Commands. login:                 Tootsville.Game.Commands.login.
                                                            (line 47874)
* Game. Commands. logout:                Tootsville.Game.Commands.logout.
                                                            (line 47886)
* Game. Commands. mailCustomerService:   Tootsville.Game.Commands.mailCustomerService.
                                                            (line 47899)
* Game. Commands. peekAtInventory:       Tootsville.Game.Commands.peekAtInventory.
                                                            (line 47912)
* Game. Commands. ping:                  Tootsville.Game.Commands.ping.
                                                            (line 47925)
* Game. Commands. promptReply:           Tootsville.Game.Commands.promptReply.
                                                            (line 47937)
* Game. Commands. removeFromList:        Tootsville.Game.Commands.removeFromList.
                                                            (line 47948)
* Game. Commands. reportBug:             Tootsville.Game.Commands.reportBug.
                                                            (line 47961)
* Game. Commands. reportUser:            Tootsville.Game.Commands.reportUser.
                                                            (line 47974)
* Game. Commands. requestBuddy:          Tootsville.Game.Commands.requestBuddy.
                                                            (line 47987)
* Game. Commands. sendOutOfBandMessage:  Tootsville.Game.Commands.sendOutOfBandMessage.
                                                            (line 48001)
* Game. Commands. serverTime:            Tootsville.Game.Commands.serverTime.
                                                            (line 48015)
* Game. Commands. setAvatarColor:        Tootsville.Game.Commands.setAvatarColor.
                                                            (line 48028)
* Game. Commands. setFurniture:          Tootsville.Game.Commands.setFurniture.
                                                            (line 48041)
* Game. Commands. spawnZone:             Tootsville.Game.Commands.spawnZone.
                                                            (line 48052)
* Game. Commands. speak:                 Tootsville.Game.Commands.speak.
                                                            (line 48065)
* Game. Commands. startEvent:            Tootsville.Game.Commands.startEvent.
                                                            (line 48077)
* Game. Commands. useEquipment:          Tootsville.Game.Commands.useEquipment.
                                                            (line 48089)
* Game. Commands. walk:                  Tootsville.Game.Commands.walk.
                                                            (line 48100)
* Game. credits:                         Tootsville.Game.credits.
                                                            (line 50010)
* Game. fastForward:                     Tootsville.Game.fastForward.
                                                            (line 50025)
* Game. Gatekeeper. admin:               Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.admin.
                                                            (line 48151)
* Game. Gatekeeper. avatars:             Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.avatars.
                                                            (line 48170)
* Game. Gatekeeper. ayt:                 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.ayt.
                                                            (line 48183)
* Game. Gatekeeper. badgeUpdate:         Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.badgeUpdate.
                                                            (line 48197)
* Game. Gatekeeper. beam:                Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.beam.
                                                            (line 48208)
* Game. Gatekeeper. bots:                Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.bots.
                                                            (line 48224)
* Game. Gatekeeper. buddyList:           Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.buddyList.
                                                            (line 48234)
* Game. Gatekeeper. buddyRequest:        Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.buddyRequest.
                                                            (line 48245)
* Game. Gatekeeper. burgeon:             Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.burgeon.
                                                            (line 48266)
* Game. Gatekeeper. bye:                 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.bye.
                                                            (line 48282)
* Game. Gatekeeper. c:                   Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.c.
                                                            (line 48296)
* Game. Gatekeeper. earning:             Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.earning.
                                                            (line 48306)
* Game. Gatekeeper. endEvent:            Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.endEvent.
                                                            (line 48319)
* Game. Gatekeeper. forceMove:           Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.forceMove.
                                                            (line 48334)
* Game. Gatekeeper. gameAction:          Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.gameAction.
                                                            (line 48350)
* Game. Gatekeeper. getApple:            Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getApple.
                                                            (line 48361)
* Game. Gatekeeper. getAvailableHouses:  Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getAvailableHouses.
                                                            (line 48380)
* Game. Gatekeeper. getAwardRankings:    Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getAwardRankings.
                                                            (line 48403)
* Game. Gatekeeper. getColorPalettes:    Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getColorPalettes.
                                                            (line 48414)
* Game. Gatekeeper. getMailInBox:        Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getMailInBox.
                                                            (line 48425)
* Game. Gatekeeper. getMailMessage:      Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getMailMessage.
                                                            (line 48447)
* Game. Gatekeeper. getStoreItems:       Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getStoreItems.
                                                            (line 48466)
* Game. Gatekeeper. getUserLists:        Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.getUserLists.
                                                            (line 48477)
* Game. Gatekeeper. goToWeb:             Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.goToWeb.
                                                            (line 48491)
* Game. Gatekeeper. initUserRoom:        Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.initUserRoom.
                                                            (line 48506)
* Game. Gatekeeper. inventory:           Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.inventory.
                                                            (line 48520)
* Game. Gatekeeper. joinOK:              Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.joinOK.
                                                            (line 48532)
* Game. Gatekeeper. kick:                Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.kick.
                                                            (line 48542)
* Game. Gatekeeper. login:               Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.login.
                                                            (line 48576)
* Game. Gatekeeper. logOK:               Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.logOK.
                                                            (line 48554)
* Game. Gatekeeper. migrate:             Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.migrate.
                                                            (line 48592)
* Game. Gatekeeper. newScript:           Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.newScript.
                                                            (line 48608)
* Game. Gatekeeper. outOfBand:           Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.outOfBand.
                                                            (line 48630)
* Game. Gatekeeper. parentApproval:      Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.parentApproval.
                                                            (line 48668)
* Game. Gatekeeper. passport:            Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.passport.
                                                            (line 48692)
* Game. Gatekeeper. playWith:            Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.playWith.
                                                            (line 48705)
* Game. Gatekeeper. postman:             Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.postman.
                                                            (line 48717)
* Game. Gatekeeper. prompt:              Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.prompt.
                                                            (line 48728)
* Game. Gatekeeper. pub:                 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.pub.
                                                            (line 48744)
* Game. Gatekeeper. purchase:            Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.purchase.
                                                            (line 48770)
* Game. Gatekeeper. quiesce:             Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.quiesce.
                                                            (line 48781)
* Game. Gatekeeper. reportBug:           Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.reportBug.
                                                            (line 48795)
* Game. Gatekeeper. rv:                  Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.rv.
                                                            (line 48806)
* Game. Gatekeeper. scoreUpdate:         Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.scoreUpdate.
                                                            (line 48841)
* Game. Gatekeeper. sendMailMessage:     Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.sendMailMessage.
                                                            (line 48854)
* Game. Gatekeeper. serverTime:          Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.serverTime.
                                                            (line 48865)
* Game. Gatekeeper. startEvent:          Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.startEvent.
                                                            (line 48887)
* Game. Gatekeeper. tootList:            Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.tootList.
                                                            (line 48900)
* Game. Gatekeeper. wardrobe:            Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.wardrobe.
                                                            (line 48913)
* Game. Gatekeeper. wtl:                 Tootsville.Game.Gatekeeper.wtl.
                                                            (line 48925)
* Game. GravitySystem. fastForward:      Tootsville.Game.GravitySystem.fastForward.
                                                            (line 48954)
* Game. GravitySystem. register:         Tootsville.Game.GravitySystem.register.
                                                            (line 48965)
* Game. GravitySystem. updateEntityGravity: Tootsville.Game.GravitySystem.updateEntityGravity.
                                                            (line 48976)
* Game. GravitySystem. updateGravity:    Tootsville.Game.GravitySystem.updateGravity.
                                                            (line 48985)
* Game. GrowthSystem. evolve:            Tootsville.Game.GrowthSystem.evolve.
                                                            (line 48993)
* Game. GrowthSystem. fastForward:       Tootsville.Game.GrowthSystem.fastForward.
                                                            (line 49002)
* Game. GrowthSystem. grow:              Tootsville.Game.GrowthSystem.grow.
                                                            (line 49013)
* Game. GrowthSystem. register:          Tootsville.Game.GrowthSystem.register.
                                                            (line 49022)
* Game. GrowthSystem. remove:            Tootsville.Game.GrowthSystem.remove.
                                                            (line 49033)
* Game. GrowthSystem. updateGrowth:      Tootsville.Game.GrowthSystem.updateGrowth.
                                                            (line 49042)
* Game. hideWhenGameReady:               Tootsville.Game.hideWhenGameReady.
                                                            (line 50035)
* Game. interestingPoint:                Tootsville.Game.interestingPoint.
                                                            (line 50047)
* Game. lag:                             Tootsville.Game.lag.
                                                            (line 50059)
* Game. MissileSystem. fastForward:      Tootsville.Game.MissileSystem.fastForward.
                                                            (line 49052)
* Game. MissileSystem. register:         Tootsville.Game.MissileSystem.register.
                                                            (line 49063)
* Game. MissileSystem. remove:           Tootsville.Game.MissileSystem.remove.
                                                            (line 49072)
* Game. MissileSystem. updateMissiles:   Tootsville.Game.MissileSystem.updateMissiles.
                                                            (line 49081)
* Game. Nav. buildWTL:                   Tootsville.Game.Nav.buildWTL.
                                                            (line 49523)
* Game. Nav. CAMERA_MOVE_SPEED:          Tootsville.Game.Nav.CAMERA_MOVE_SPEED.
                                                            (line 49499)
* Game. Nav. collisionP:                 Tootsville.Game.Nav.collisionP.
                                                            (line 49531)
* Game. Nav. mergeObjects:               Tootsville.Game.Nav.mergeObjects.
                                                            (line 49540)
* Game. Nav. moveEntityOnCourse:         Tootsville.Game.Nav.moveEntityOnCourse.
                                                            (line 49551)
* Game. Nav. quiesce:                    Tootsville.Game.Nav.quiesce.
                                                            (line 49565)
* Game. Nav. runTo:                      Tootsville.Game.Nav.runTo.
                                                            (line 49573)
* Game. Nav. RUN_SPEED:                  Tootsville.Game.Nav.RUN_SPEED.
                                                            (line 49507)
* Game. Nav. sendWTL:                    Tootsville.Game.Nav.sendWTL.
                                                            (line 49582)
* Game. Nav. updateAvatar:               Tootsville.Game.Nav.updateAvatar.
                                                            (line 49590)
* Game. Nav. updateAvatars:              Tootsville.Game.Nav.updateAvatars.
                                                            (line 49601)
* Game. Nav. updateCamera:               Tootsville.Game.Nav.updateCamera.
                                                            (line 49611)
* Game. Nav. updateCameraDolly:          Tootsville.Game.Nav.updateCameraDolly.
                                                            (line 49621)
* Game. Nav. updateCameraTruck:          Tootsville.Game.Nav.updateCameraTruck.
                                                            (line 49632)
* Game. Nav. updateFacing:               Tootsville.Game.Nav.updateFacing.
                                                            (line 49643)
* Game. Nav. walkTheLine:                Tootsville.Game.Nav.walkTheLine.
                                                            (line 49654)
* Game. Nav. WALK_SPEED:                 Tootsville.Game.Nav.WALK_SPEED.
                                                            (line 49515)
* Game. NPC. Collector. fastForward:     Tootsville.Game.NPC.Collector.fastForward.
                                                            (line 49091)
* Game. NPC. Collector. register:        Tootsville.Game.NPC.Collector.register.
                                                            (line 49102)
* Game. NPC. Collector. updateNPC:       Tootsville.Game.NPC.Collector.updateNPC.
                                                            (line 49113)
* Game. NPC. Cook. fastForward:          Tootsville.Game.NPC.Cook.fastForward.
                                                            (line 49124)
* Game. NPC. Cook. register:             Tootsville.Game.NPC.Cook.register.
                                                            (line 49135)
* Game. NPC. Cook. updateNPC:            Tootsville.Game.NPC.Cook.updateNPC.
                                                            (line 49145)
* Game. NPC. CroquetPlayer. fastForward: Tootsville.Game.NPC.CroquetPlayer.fastForward.
                                                            (line 49155)
* Game. NPC. CroquetPlayer. register:    Tootsville.Game.NPC.CroquetPlayer.register.
                                                            (line 49166)
* Game. NPC. CroquetPlayer. updateNPC:   Tootsville.Game.NPC.CroquetPlayer.updateNPC.
                                                            (line 49177)
* Game. NPC. Doodle. fastForward:        Tootsville.Game.NPC.Doodle.fastForward.
                                                            (line 49188)
* Game. NPC. Doodle. register:           Tootsville.Game.NPC.Doodle.register.
                                                            (line 49199)
* Game. NPC. Doodle. updateNPC:          Tootsville.Game.NPC.Doodle.updateNPC.
                                                            (line 49210)
* Game. NPC. Fetcher. fastForward:       Tootsville.Game.NPC.Fetcher.fastForward.
                                                            (line 49221)
* Game. NPC. Fetcher. register:          Tootsville.Game.NPC.Fetcher.register.
                                                            (line 49232)
* Game. NPC. Fetcher. updateNPC:         Tootsville.Game.NPC.Fetcher.updateNPC.
                                                            (line 49243)
* Game. NPC. JobWorker. fastForward:     Tootsville.Game.NPC.JobWorker.fastForward.
                                                            (line 49254)
* Game. NPC. JobWorker. register:        Tootsville.Game.NPC.JobWorker.register.
                                                            (line 49265)
* Game. NPC. JobWorker. updateNPC:       Tootsville.Game.NPC.JobWorker.updateNPC.
                                                            (line 49276)
* Game. NPC. MazeBuilder. fastForward:   Tootsville.Game.NPC.MazeBuilder.fastForward.
                                                            (line 49287)
* Game. NPC. MazeBuilder. register:      Tootsville.Game.NPC.MazeBuilder.register.
                                                            (line 49298)
* Game. NPC. MazeBuilder. updateNPC:     Tootsville.Game.NPC.MazeBuilder.updateNPC.
                                                            (line 49309)
* Game. NPC. Sleeper. fastForward:       Tootsville.Game.NPC.Sleeper.fastForward.
                                                            (line 49320)
* Game. NPC. Sleeper. register:          Tootsville.Game.NPC.Sleeper.register.
                                                            (line 49331)
* Game. NPC. Sleeper. updateNPC:         Tootsville.Game.NPC.Sleeper.updateNPC.
                                                            (line 49345)
* Game. NPC. TrolleyDriver. fastForward: Tootsville.Game.NPC.TrolleyDriver.fastForward.
                                                            (line 49356)
* Game. NPC. TrolleyDriver. register:    Tootsville.Game.NPC.TrolleyDriver.register.
                                                            (line 49367)
* Game. NPC. TrolleyDriver. updateNPC:   Tootsville.Game.NPC.TrolleyDriver.updateNPC.
                                                            (line 49378)
* Game. NPC. Waiter. fastForward:        Tootsville.Game.NPC.Waiter.fastForward.
                                                            (line 49389)
* Game. NPC. Waiter. register:           Tootsville.Game.NPC.Waiter.register.
                                                            (line 49400)
* Game. NPC. Waiter. updateNPC:          Tootsville.Game.NPC.Waiter.updateNPC.
                                                            (line 49411)
* Game. NPCSystem. burgeonNPC:           Tootsville.Game.NPCSystem.burgeonNPC.
                                                            (line 49422)
* Game. NPCSystem. fastForward:          Tootsville.Game.NPCSystem.fastForward.
                                                            (line 49431)
* Game. NPCSystem. initNPCs:             Tootsville.Game.NPCSystem.initNPCs.
                                                            (line 49442)
* Game. NPCSystem. nextBehavior:         Tootsville.Game.NPCSystem.nextBehavior.
                                                            (line 49462)
* Game. NPCSystem. register:             Tootsville.Game.NPCSystem.register.
                                                            (line 49471)
* Game. NPCSystem. updateNPC:            Tootsville.Game.NPCSystem.updateNPC.
                                                            (line 49482)
* Game. NPCSystem. updateNPCs:           Tootsville.Game.NPCSystem.updateNPCs.
                                                            (line 49491)
* Game. Speech. createBalloon:           Tootsville.Game.Speech.createBalloon.
                                                            (line 49670)
* Game. Speech. dispatchCommand:         Tootsville.Game.Speech.dispatchCommand.
                                                            (line 49682)
* Game. Speech. removeSpeech:            Tootsville.Game.Speech.removeSpeech.
                                                            (line 49706)
* Game. Speech. say:                     Tootsville.Game.Speech.say.
                                                            (line 49717)
* Game. Speech. updateSpeech:            Tootsville.Game.Speech.updateSpeech.
                                                            (line 49733)
* Game. stopSlowLoadingWatchdogs:        Tootsville.Game.stopSlowLoadingWatchdogs.
                                                            (line 50067)
* Game. Tools. axe:                      Tootsville.Game.Tools.axe.
                                                            (line 49743)
* Game. Tools. butterflyNet:             Tootsville.Game.Tools.butterflyNet.
                                                            (line 49755)
* Game. Tools. fishingRod:               Tootsville.Game.Tools.fishingRod.
                                                            (line 49768)
* Game. Tools. pickaxe:                  Tootsville.Game.Tools.pickaxe.
                                                            (line 49781)
* Game. Tools. sewingKit:                Tootsville.Game.Tools.sewingKit.
                                                            (line 49793)
* Game. Tools. shovel:                   Tootsville.Game.Tools.shovel.
                                                            (line 49806)
* Game. Tools. wrench:                   Tootsville.Game.Tools.wrench.
                                                            (line 49821)
* Game. update:                          Tootsville.Game.update.
                                                            (line 50079)
* Game. Wardrobe:                        Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.
                                                            (line 49834)
* Game. Wardrobe. doff:                  Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.doff.
                                                            (line 49844)
* Game. Wardrobe. don:                   Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.don.
                                                            (line 49852)
* Game. Wardrobe. drop:                  Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.drop.
                                                            (line 49863)
* Game. Wardrobe. finalizeExchange:      Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.finalizeExchange.
                                                            (line 49871)
* Game. Wardrobe. findBaseSlot:          Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.findBaseSlot.
                                                            (line 49880)
* Game. Wardrobe. inventory:             Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.inventory.
                                                            (line 49891)
* Game. Wardrobe. inventoryByKind:       Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.inventoryByKind.
                                                            (line 49899)
* Game. Wardrobe. proposeExchange:       Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.proposeExchange.
                                                            (line 49908)
* Game. Wardrobe. readied:               Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.readied.
                                                            (line 49921)
* Game. Wardrobe. readiedP:              Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.readiedP.
                                                            (line 49929)
* Game. Wardrobe. ready:                 Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.ready.
                                                            (line 49937)
* Game. Wardrobe. refresh:               Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.refresh.
                                                            (line 49945)
* Game. Wardrobe. signExchange:          Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.signExchange.
                                                            (line 49953)
* Game. Wardrobe. take:                  Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.take.
                                                            (line 49964)
* Game. Wardrobe. wearing:               Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.wearing.
                                                            (line 49972)
* Game. Wardrobe. wearingP:              Tootsville.Game.Wardrobe.wearingP.
                                                            (line 49980)
* gamepadLayouts:                        Tootsville.gamepadLayouts.
                                                            (line 52852)
* Gossip. acceptOffer:                   Tootsville.Gossip.acceptOffer.
                                                            (line 50157)
* Gossip. closeInfinityMode:             Tootsville.Gossip.closeInfinityMode.
                                                            (line 50167)
* Gossip. closeStreams:                  Tootsville.Gossip.closeStreams.
                                                            (line 50178)
* Gossip. connect:                       Tootsville.Gossip.connect.
                                                            (line 50186)
* Gossip. connectedP:                    Tootsville.Gossip.connectedP.
                                                            (line 50198)
* Gossip. createConnection:              Tootsville.Gossip.createConnection.
                                                            (line 50208)
* Gossip. createPacket:                  Tootsville.Gossip.createPacket.
                                                            (line 50220)
* Gossip. ensureConnected:               Tootsville.Gossip.ensureConnected.
                                                            (line 50244)
* Gossip. ensureKeyPair:                 Tootsville.Gossip.ensureKeyPair.
                                                            (line 50255)
* Gossip. gatekeeperAccept:              Tootsville.Gossip.gatekeeperAccept.
                                                            (line 50266)
* Gossip. getICE:                        Tootsville.Gossip.getICE.
                                                            (line 50282)
* Gossip. getOffer:                      Tootsville.Gossip.getOffer.
                                                            (line 50292)
* Gossip. openInfinityMode:              Tootsville.Gossip.openInfinityMode.
                                                            (line 50302)
* Gossip. Parrot. ask:                   Tootsville.Gossip.Parrot.ask.
                                                            (line 50089)
* Gossip. Parrot. done:                  Tootsville.Gossip.Parrot.done.
                                                            (line 50103)
* Gossip. Parrot. parrotErrorText:       Tootsville.Gossip.Parrot.parrotErrorText.
                                                            (line 50111)
* Gossip. Parrot. say:                   Tootsville.Gossip.Parrot.say.
                                                            (line 50125)
* Gossip. Parrot. show:                  Tootsville.Gossip.Parrot.show.
                                                            (line 50136)
* Gossip. Parrot. ynP:                   Tootsville.Gossip.Parrot.ynP.
                                                            (line 50146)
* Gossip. send:                          Tootsville.Gossip.send.
                                                            (line 50314)
* Gossip. sendLogOK:                     Tootsville.Gossip.sendLogOK.
                                                            (line 50341)
* Gossip. signPacket:                    Tootsville.Gossip.signPacket.
                                                            (line 50351)
* Gossip. waitForAnswer:                 Tootsville.Gossip.waitForAnswer.
                                                            (line 50361)
* GroundBuilder. build:                  Tootsville.GroundBuilder.build.
                                                            (line 50373)
* GroundBuilder. colorForPlace:          Tootsville.GroundBuilder.colorForPlace.
                                                            (line 50386)
* GroundBuilder. initGroundPlane:        Tootsville.GroundBuilder.initGroundPlane.
                                                            (line 50395)
* GroundBuilder. kinds:                  Tootsville.GroundBuilder.kinds.
                                                            (line 50407)
* GroundBuilder. paintPlaces:            Tootsville.GroundBuilder.paintPlaces.
                                                            (line 50413)
* host:                                  Tootsville.host.   (line 52875)
* Login. acceptSignedIn:                 Tootsville.Login.acceptSignedIn.
                                                            (line 50422)
* Login. addChildFlag:                   Tootsville.Login.addChildFlag.
                                                            (line 50432)
* Login. addChildRequest:                Tootsville.Login.addChildRequest.
                                                            (line 50445)
* Login. changeSensitivePlayer:          Tootsville.Login.changeSensitivePlayer.
                                                            (line 50463)
* Login. childRequestTimeLeft:           Tootsville.Login.childRequestTimeLeft.
                                                            (line 50474)
* Login. childSettings:                  Tootsville.Login.childSettings.
                                                            (line 50485)
* Login. clearTootsList:                 Tootsville.Login.clearTootsList.
                                                            (line 50495)
* Login. considerChildApproval:          Tootsville.Login.considerChildApproval.
                                                            (line 50505)
* Login. createTootListItem:             Tootsville.Login.createTootListItem.
                                                            (line 50518)
* Login. dimUnpickedCharacters:          Tootsville.Login.dimUnpickedCharacters.
                                                            (line 50531)
* Login. disableChildMode:               Tootsville.Login.disableChildMode.
                                                            (line 50542)
* Login. doneEditingSettings:            Tootsville.Login.doneEditingSettings.
                                                            (line 50560)
* Login. doRealLogin:                    Tootsville.Login.doRealLogin.
                                                            (line 50552)
* Login. enableChildMode:                Tootsville.Login.enableChildMode.
                                                            (line 50570)
* Login. endLoginMusic:                  Tootsville.Login.endLoginMusic.
                                                            (line 50580)
* Login. fillGoogleUserInfo:             Tootsville.Login.fillGoogleUserInfo.
                                                            (line 50588)
* Login. findLIForToot:                  Tootsville.Login.findLIForToot.
                                                            (line 50596)
* Login. finishSignIn:                   Tootsville.Login.finishSignIn.
                                                            (line 50607)
* Login. firebaseLogin:                  Tootsville.Login.firebaseLogin.
                                                            (line 50615)
* Login. generateNewToot:                Tootsville.Login.generateNewToot.
                                                            (line 50626)
* Login. loadTootsList:                  Tootsville.Login.loadTootsList.
                                                            (line 50639)
* Login. loginDone:                      Tootsville.Login.loginDone.
                                                            (line 50649)
* Login. loginKidDirty:                  Tootsville.Login.loginKidDirty.
                                                            (line 50659)
* Login. loginKidDone:                   Tootsville.Login.loginKidDone.
                                                            (line 50667)
* Login. overlay:                        Tootsville.Login.overlay.
                                                            (line 50675)
* Login. pickCharacter:                  Tootsville.Login.pickCharacter.
                                                            (line 50685)
* Login. playWithCharacter:              Tootsville.Login.playWithCharacter.
                                                            (line 50693)
* Login. populateTootsList:              Tootsville.Login.populateTootsList.
                                                            (line 50702)
* Login. quit:                           Tootsville.Login.quit.
                                                            (line 50712)
* Login. removeChildFlag:                Tootsville.Login.removeChildFlag.
                                                            (line 50720)
* Login. saveTootsList:                  Tootsville.Login.saveTootsList.
                                                            (line 50730)
* Login. serverLinkTokenToCharacter:     Tootsville.Login.serverLinkTokenToCharacter.
                                                            (line 50740)
* Login. setSensitiveP:                  Tootsville.Login.setSensitiveP.
                                                            (line 50751)
* Login. settingsP:                      Tootsville.Login.settingsP.
                                                            (line 50759)
* Login. start:                          Tootsville.Login.start.
                                                            (line 50767)
* Login. startCharacterCreation:         Tootsville.Login.startCharacterCreation.
                                                            (line 50777)
* Login. startSignIn:                    Tootsville.Login.startSignIn.
                                                            (line 50787)
* Login. storeCredentialInfo:            Tootsville.Login.storeCredentialInfo.
                                                            (line 50795)
* Login. switchTootsView:                Tootsville.Login.switchTootsView.
                                                            (line 50804)
* Login. toots:                          Tootsville.Login.toots.
                                                            (line 50812)
* Login. updateNote:                     Tootsville.Login.updateNote.
                                                            (line 50820)
* Login. validChildCode:                 Tootsville.Login.validChildCode.
                                                            (line 50833)
* SceneBuilder. addFurn:                 Tootsville.SceneBuilder.addFurn.
                                                            (line 50843)
* SceneBuilder. addItem1:                Tootsville.SceneBuilder.addItem1.
                                                            (line 50851)
* SceneBuilder. addItem2:                Tootsville.SceneBuilder.addItem2.
                                                            (line 50859)
* SceneBuilder. addPlace:                Tootsville.SceneBuilder.addPlace.
                                                            (line 50891)
* SceneBuilder. addText:                 Tootsville.SceneBuilder.addText.
                                                            (line 50900)
* SceneBuilder. build:                   Tootsville.SceneBuilder.build.
                                                            (line 50908)
* SkyBuilder. build:                     Tootsville.SkyBuilder.build.
                                                            (line 50920)
* SkyBuilder. buildMatchingSky:          Tootsville.SkyBuilder.buildMatchingSky.
                                                            (line 50952)
* SkyBuilder. buildMatchingWeather:      Tootsville.SkyBuilder.buildMatchingWeather.
                                                            (line 50961)
* SkyBuilder. setCloudCover:             Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setCloudCover.
                                                            (line 50970)
* SkyBuilder. setFirstSkyLayer:          Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setFirstSkyLayer.
                                                            (line 50981)
* SkyBuilder. setMoon:                   Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setMoon.
                                                            (line 51005)
* SkyBuilder. setPlanet:                 Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setPlanet.
                                                            (line 51017)
* SkyBuilder. setPrecipitation:          Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setPrecipitation.
                                                            (line 51028)
* SkyBuilder. setStarfield:              Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setStarfield.
                                                            (line 51038)
* SkyBuilder. setSun:                    Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setSun.
                                                            (line 51051)
* SkyBuilder. setTheMoon:                Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setTheMoon.
                                                            (line 51061)
* SkyBuilder. setTheOtherMoon:           Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setTheOtherMoon.
                                                            (line 51072)
* SkyBuilder. setThePinkMoon:            Tootsville.SkyBuilder.setThePinkMoon.
                                                            (line 51083)
* SkyBuilder. sunX:                      Tootsville.SkyBuilder.sunX.
                                                            (line 51094)
* SkyBuilder. sunY:                      Tootsville.SkyBuilder.sunY.
                                                            (line 51106)
* SkyBuilder. update:                    Tootsville.SkyBuilder.update.
                                                            (line 51118)
* SkyBuilder. updateSkyData:             Tootsville.SkyBuilder.updateSkyData.
                                                            (line 51130)
* Tank. afterRender:                     Tootsville.Tank.afterRender.
                                                            (line 51175)
* Tank. attachmentOverlaysNeedUpdateP:   Tootsville.Tank.attachmentOverlaysNeedUpdateP.
                                                            (line 51186)
* Tank. CameraManager. positionCameraForAvatarCloseUp: Tootsville.Tank.CameraManager.positionCameraForAvatarCloseUp.
                                                            (line 51142)
* Tank. CameraManager. positionCameraForAvatarViewer: Tootsville.Tank.CameraManager.positionCameraForAvatarViewer.
                                                            (line 51153)
* Tank. CameraManager. positionCameraForGameBoard: Tootsville.Tank.CameraManager.positionCameraForGameBoard.
                                                            (line 51164)
* Tank. createScene:                     Tootsville.Tank.createScene.
                                                            (line 51200)
* Tank. destroyAvatar:                   Tootsville.Tank.destroyAvatar.
                                                            (line 51211)
* Tank. findAvatar:                      Tootsville.Tank.findAvatar.
                                                            (line 51221)
* Tank. getCanvas:                       Tootsville.Tank.getCanvas.
                                                            (line 51232)
* Tank. getLargestChildMesh:             Tootsville.Tank.getLargestChildMesh.
                                                            (line 51242)
* Tank. init3DEngine:                    Tootsville.Tank.init3DEngine.
                                                            (line 51257)
* Tank. initArcCamera:                   Tootsville.Tank.initArcCamera.
                                                            (line 51271)
* Tank. initOTSCamera:                   Tootsville.Tank.initOTSCamera.
                                                            (line 51279)
* Tank. initPlayerToot:                  Tootsville.Tank.initPlayerToot.
                                                            (line 51292)
* Tank. initScene:                       Tootsville.Tank.initScene.
                                                            (line 51304)
* Tank. loadUISounds:                    Tootsville.Tank.loadUISounds.
                                                            (line 51314)
* Tank. playerAvatar:                    Tootsville.Tank.playerAvatar.
                                                            (line 51324)
* Tank. prepareFor3D:                    Tootsville.Tank.prepareFor3D.
                                                            (line 51334)
* Tank. shutDown:                        Tootsville.Tank.shutDown.
                                                            (line 51347)
* Tank. start3D:                         Tootsville.Tank.start3D.
                                                            (line 51357)
* Tank. start3DReal:                     Tootsville.Tank.start3DReal.
                                                            (line 51368)
* Tank. startRenderLoop:                 Tootsville.Tank.startRenderLoop.
                                                            (line 51379)
* Tank. updateAvatarFor:                 Tootsville.Tank.updateAvatarFor.
                                                            (line 51389)
* Tank. updateCamera:                    Tootsville.Tank.updateCamera.
                                                            (line 51401)
* UI. Audio. context:                    Tootsville.UI.Audio.context.
                                                            (line 51411)
* UI. Audio. gainNode:                   Tootsville.UI.Audio.gainNode.
                                                            (line 51417)
* UI. Audio. setVolume:                  Tootsville.UI.Audio.setVolume.
                                                            (line 51423)
* UI. Audio. updateVolumeMuteIcon:       Tootsville.UI.Audio.updateVolumeMuteIcon.
                                                            (line 51434)
* UI. Audio. updateVolumeSlider:         Tootsville.UI.Audio.updateVolumeSlider.
                                                            (line 51444)
* UI. Audio. updateVolumeUI:             Tootsville.UI.Audio.updateVolumeUI.
                                                            (line 51454)
* UI. Audio. volumeDown:                 Tootsville.UI.Audio.volumeDown.
                                                            (line 51464)
* UI. Audio. volumeMute:                 Tootsville.UI.Audio.volumeMute.
                                                            (line 51474)
* UI. Audio. volumeUp:                   Tootsville.UI.Audio.volumeUp.
                                                            (line 51484)
* UI. clickedOnItem:                     Tootsville.UI.clickedOnItem.
                                                            (line 52519)
* UI. commands:                          Tootsville.UI.commands.
                                                            (line 52530)
* UI. confirmPretty:                     Tootsville.UI.confirmPretty.
                                                            (line 52536)
* UI. findAdjacentEntity:                Tootsville.UI.findAdjacentEntity.
                                                            (line 52551)
* UI. forceQuit:                         Tootsville.UI.forceQuit.
                                                            (line 52564)
* UI. Gamepad. addGamepad:               Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.addGamepad.
                                                            (line 51500)
* UI. Gamepad. axisUpdate:               Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.axisUpdate.
                                                            (line 51511)
* UI. Gamepad. buttonEvent:              Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.buttonEvent.
                                                            (line 51520)
* UI. Gamepad. connectHandler:           Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.connectHandler.
                                                            (line 51529)
* UI. Gamepad. controllers:              Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.controllers.
                                                            (line 51550)
* UI. Gamepad. controllerState:          Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.controllerState.
                                                            (line 51540)
* UI. Gamepad. disconnectHandler:        Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.disconnectHandler.
                                                            (line 51558)
* UI. Gamepad. removeGamepad:            Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.removeGamepad.
                                                            (line 51569)
* UI. Gamepad. ROTATION_SPEED:           Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.ROTATION_SPEED.
                                                            (line 51494)
* UI. Gamepad. scanGamepads:             Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.scanGamepads.
                                                            (line 51580)
* UI. Gamepad. updateStatus:             Tootsville.UI.Gamepad.updateStatus.
                                                            (line 51590)
* UI. HUD. beginWatchingPaperdollWindowForClose: Tootsville.UI.HUD.beginWatchingPaperdollWindowForClose.
                                                            (line 51600)
* UI. HUD. clickedOnMesh:                Tootsville.UI.HUD.clickedOnMesh.
                                                            (line 51612)
* UI. HUD. closePanel:                   Tootsville.UI.HUD.closePanel.
                                                            (line 51623)
* UI. HUD. closeTalkBox:                 Tootsville.UI.HUD.closeTalkBox.
                                                            (line 51633)
* UI. HUD. connectTalkBox:               Tootsville.UI.HUD.connectTalkBox.
                                                            (line 51643)
* UI. HUD. convertCanvasEventTo3D:       Tootsville.UI.HUD.convertCanvasEventTo3D.
                                                            (line 51653)
* UI. HUD. createHUDLoaderPanel:         Tootsville.UI.HUD.createHUDLoaderPanel.
                                                            (line 51665)
* UI. HUD. createPaperdollCanvas:        Tootsville.UI.HUD.createPaperdollCanvas.
                                                            (line 51676)
* UI. HUD. destroyHUD:                   Tootsville.UI.HUD.destroyHUD.
                                                            (line 51687)
* UI. HUD. dropHUDPanels:                Tootsville.UI.HUD.dropHUDPanels.
                                                            (line 51697)
* UI. HUD. getOpenPanel:                 Tootsville.UI.HUD.getOpenPanel.
                                                            (line 51708)
* UI. HUD. initHUD:                      Tootsville.UI.HUD.initHUD.
                                                            (line 51718)
* UI. HUD. loadHTML:                     Tootsville.UI.HUD.loadHTML.
                                                            (line 51728)
* UI. HUD. loadHUDPanel:                 Tootsville.UI.HUD.loadHUDPanel.
                                                            (line 51738)
* UI. HUD. loadScriptIntoDiv:            Tootsville.UI.HUD.loadScriptIntoDiv.
                                                            (line 51750)
* UI. HUD. nameTagClicked:               Tootsville.UI.HUD.nameTagClicked.
                                                            (line 51761)
* UI. HUD. openPaperdoll:                Tootsville.UI.HUD.openPaperdoll.
                                                            (line 51771)
* UI. HUD. openTalkBox:                  Tootsville.UI.HUD.openTalkBox.
                                                            (line 51781)
* UI. HUD. paperdollCurrentP:            Tootsville.UI.HUD.paperdollCurrentP.
                                                            (line 51791)
* UI. HUD. positionPaperdollMini:        Tootsville.UI.HUD.positionPaperdollMini.
                                                            (line 51801)
* UI. HUD. refreshAttachmentOverlays:    Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshAttachmentOverlays.
                                                            (line 51812)
* UI. HUD. refreshAttachmentsForAvatar:  Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshAttachmentsForAvatar.
                                                            (line 51822)
* UI. HUD. refreshEquipment:             Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshEquipment.
                                                            (line 51833)
* UI. HUD. refreshHUD:                   Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshHUD.
                                                            (line 51843)
* UI. HUD. refreshNameTagAttachment:     Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshNameTagAttachment.
                                                            (line 51859)
* UI. HUD. refreshPaperdoll:             Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshPaperdoll.
                                                            (line 51873)
* UI. HUD. refreshSpeechAttachment:      Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshSpeechAttachment.
                                                            (line 51883)
* UI. HUD. refreshTalkStatus:            Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshTalkStatus.
                                                            (line 51897)
* UI. HUD. refreshTimeLeft:              Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshTimeLeft.
                                                            (line 51908)
* UI. HUD. refreshWallet:                Tootsville.UI.HUD.refreshWallet.
                                                            (line 51918)
* UI. HUD. returnPaperdollMini:          Tootsville.UI.HUD.returnPaperdollMini.
                                                            (line 51929)
* UI. HUD. setPaperdollForPlayerAvatar:  Tootsville.UI.HUD.setPaperdollForPlayerAvatar.
                                                            (line 51939)
* UI. HUD. showCamera:                   Tootsville.UI.HUD.showCamera.
                                                            (line 51954)
* UI. HUD. showControlPanel:             Tootsville.UI.HUD.showControlPanel.
                                                            (line 51964)
* UI. HUD. showHUDPanel:                 Tootsville.UI.HUD.showHUDPanel.
                                                            (line 51974)
* UI. HUD. showMobile:                   Tootsville.UI.HUD.showMobile.
                                                            (line 51985)
* UI. HUD. showPlayerCard:               Tootsville.UI.HUD.showPlayerCard.
                                                            (line 51995)
* UI. HUD. switchActiveItem:             Tootsville.UI.HUD.switchActiveItem.
                                                            (line 52005)
* UI. HUD. talkBoxOpenP:                 Tootsville.UI.HUD.talkBoxOpenP.
                                                            (line 52015)
* UI. HUD. toggleElement:                Tootsville.UI.HUD.toggleElement.
                                                            (line 52023)
* UI. HUD. toggleHUDPanel:               Tootsville.UI.HUD.toggleHUDPanel.
                                                            (line 52034)
* UI. HUD. toggleTalkBox:                Tootsville.UI.HUD.toggleTalkBox.
                                                            (line 52044)
* UI. HUD. toggleTalkEmoji:              Tootsville.UI.HUD.toggleTalkEmoji.
                                                            (line 52054)
* UI. HUD. toggleTalkExpression:         Tootsville.UI.HUD.toggleTalkExpression.
                                                            (line 52065)
* UI. HUD. toggleTalkLoud:               Tootsville.UI.HUD.toggleTalkLoud.
                                                            (line 52076)
* UI. insertEmoji:                       Tootsville.UI.insertEmoji.
                                                            (line 52574)
* UI. interact:                          Tootsville.UI.interact.
                                                            (line 52582)
* UI. Keys. arrowDown:                   Tootsville.UI.Keys.arrowDown.
                                                            (line 52086)
* UI. Keys. arrowLeft:                   Tootsville.UI.Keys.arrowLeft.
                                                            (line 52094)
* UI. Keys. arrowRight:                  Tootsville.UI.Keys.arrowRight.
                                                            (line 52102)
* UI. Keys. arrowUp:                     Tootsville.UI.Keys.arrowUp.
                                                            (line 52110)
* UI. Keys. backwardChar:                Tootsville.UI.Keys.backwardChar.
                                                            (line 52118)
* UI. Keys. backwardSentence:            Tootsville.UI.Keys.backwardSentence.
                                                            (line 52128)
* UI. Keys. backwardWord:                Tootsville.UI.Keys.backwardWord.
                                                            (line 52142)
* UI. Keys. beginningOfLine:             Tootsville.UI.Keys.beginningOfLine.
                                                            (line 52186)
* UI. Keys. beginShouting:               Tootsville.UI.Keys.beginShouting.
                                                            (line 52154)
* UI. Keys. beginSpeaking:               Tootsville.UI.Keys.beginSpeaking.
                                                            (line 52164)
* UI. Keys. beginWhispering:             Tootsville.UI.Keys.beginWhispering.
                                                            (line 52175)
* UI. Keys. capitalizeWord:              Tootsville.UI.Keys.capitalizeWord.
                                                            (line 52197)
* UI. Keys. deleteBackwardChar:          Tootsville.UI.Keys.deleteBackwardChar.
                                                            (line 52209)
* UI. Keys. deleteChar:                  Tootsville.UI.Keys.deleteChar.
                                                            (line 52220)
* UI. Keys. downcaseWord:                Tootsville.UI.Keys.downcaseWord.
                                                            (line 52230)
* UI. Keys. endOfLine:                   Tootsville.UI.Keys.endOfLine.
                                                            (line 52240)
* UI. Keys. executeExtendedCommand:      Tootsville.UI.Keys.executeExtendedCommand.
                                                            (line 52250)
* UI. Keys. forwardChar:                 Tootsville.UI.Keys.forwardChar.
                                                            (line 52264)
* UI. Keys. forwardSentence:             Tootsville.UI.Keys.forwardSentence.
                                                            (line 52274)
* UI. Keys. forwardWord:                 Tootsville.UI.Keys.forwardWord.
                                                            (line 52283)
* UI. Keys. help:                        Tootsville.UI.Keys.help.
                                                            (line 52291)
* UI. Keys. insertChar:                  Tootsville.UI.Keys.insertChar.
                                                            (line 52301)
* UI. Keys. isearch:                     Tootsville.UI.Keys.isearch.
                                                            (line 52309)
* UI. Keys. isearchBackward:             Tootsville.UI.Keys.isearchBackward.
                                                            (line 52317)
* UI. Keys. keyboardQuit:                Tootsville.UI.Keys.keyboardQuit.
                                                            (line 52326)
* UI. Keys. killLine:                    Tootsville.UI.Keys.killLine.
                                                            (line 52334)
* UI. Keys. killRegion:                  Tootsville.UI.Keys.killRegion.
                                                            (line 52344)
* UI. Keys. killRingSave:                Tootsville.UI.Keys.killRingSave.
                                                            (line 52352)
* UI. Keys. killSentence:                Tootsville.UI.Keys.killSentence.
                                                            (line 52360)
* UI. Keys. killWord:                    Tootsville.UI.Keys.killWord.
                                                            (line 52368)
* UI. Keys. nextHistoryLine:             Tootsville.UI.Keys.nextHistoryLine.
                                                            (line 52376)
* UI. Keys. prefixCc:                    Tootsville.UI.Keys.prefixCc.
                                                            (line 52385)
* UI. Keys. prefixCx:                    Tootsville.UI.Keys.prefixCx.
                                                            (line 52393)
* UI. Keys. priorHistoryLine:            Tootsville.UI.Keys.priorHistoryLine.
                                                            (line 52401)
* UI. Keys. selectAll:                   Tootsville.UI.Keys.selectAll.
                                                            (line 52410)
* UI. Keys. speakLine:                   Tootsville.UI.Keys.speakLine.
                                                            (line 52418)
* UI. Keys. textEntry:                   Tootsville.UI.Keys.textEntry.
                                                            (line 52426)
* UI. Keys. transposeChars:              Tootsville.UI.Keys.transposeChars.
                                                            (line 52434)
* UI. Keys. transposeWords:              Tootsville.UI.Keys.transposeWords.
                                                            (line 52445)
* UI. Keys. upcaseWord:                  Tootsville.UI.Keys.upcaseWord.
                                                            (line 52458)
* UI. Keys. yank:                        Tootsville.UI.Keys.yank.
                                                            (line 52466)
* UI. Keys. yankPop:                     Tootsville.UI.Keys.yankPop.
                                                            (line 52474)
* UI. makeDivOrParagraph:                Tootsville.UI.makeDivOrParagraph.
                                                            (line 52592)
* UI. makeIDFromTitle:                   Tootsville.UI.makeIDFromTitle.
                                                            (line 52603)
* UI. makePrettyDialog:                  Tootsville.UI.makePrettyDialog.
                                                            (line 52613)
* UI. makePrompt:                        Tootsville.UI.makePrompt.
                                                            (line 52625)
* UI. onFirstClick:                      Tootsville.UI.onFirstClick.
                                                            (line 52636)
* UI. quit:                              Tootsville.UI.quit.
                                                            (line 52646)
* UI. runCommand:                        Tootsville.UI.runCommand.
                                                            (line 52656)
* UI. say:                               Tootsville.UI.say. (line 52665)
* UI. setFullscreen:                     Tootsville.UI.setFullscreen.
                                                            (line 52675)
* UI. setFullscreenFromNavigator:        Tootsville.UI.setFullscreenFromNavigator.
                                                            (line 52685)
* UI. signOut:                           Tootsville.UI.signOut.
                                                            (line 52696)
* UI. slowLoadingWatchdog:               Tootsville.UI.slowLoadingWatchdog.
                                                            (line 52706)
* UI. takeOneStep:                       Tootsville.UI.takeOneStep.
                                                            (line 52716)
* UI. toggleFullscreen:                  Tootsville.UI.toggleFullscreen.
                                                            (line 52728)
* UI. useActiveItem:                     Tootsville.UI.useActiveItem.
                                                            (line 52738)
* UI. WaWa. build:                       Tootsville.UI.WaWa.build.
                                                            (line 52482)
* UI. WaWa. playChained:                 Tootsville.UI.WaWa.playChained.
                                                            (line 52491)
* UI. WaWa. playShifted:                 Tootsville.UI.WaWa.playShifted.
                                                            (line 52500)
* UI. WaWa. stop:                        Tootsville.UI.WaWa.stop.
                                                            (line 52511)
* universalTimeOffset:                   Tootsville.universalTimeOffset.
                                                            (line 52885)
* updateClock:                           Tootsville.updateClock.
                                                            (line 52893)
* Util. assertValidHostName:             Tootsville.Util.assertValidHostName.
                                                            (line 52748)
* Util. ensureServersReachable:          Tootsville.Util.ensureServersReachable.
                                                            (line 52760)
* Util. equalP:                          Tootsville.Util.equalP.
                                                            (line 52773)
* Util. infinityAwaits:                  Tootsville.Util.infinityAwaits.
                                                            (line 52783)
* Util. loadScript:                      Tootsville.Util.loadScript.
                                                            (line 52797)
* Util. rest:                            Tootsville.Util.rest.
                                                            (line 52807)
* window. interpretTootColor:            window.interpretTootColor.
                                                            (line 52903)
* window. onGoogleYoloLoad:              window.onGoogleYoloLoad.
                                                            (line 52916)

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