bool was_chosen = (item != -1);

    const bool was_chosen = (item != -1);

    // Okay, valid target; if the user chose different ammo, quiver it.

    // If ammo was chosen via 'fi', it's not supposed to get quivered.
    // Otherwise, if the user chose different ammo, quiver it.

        if (you.inv[beh.item].quantity > 1)

        if (! beh.selected_from_inventory)

                                   OPER_THROW );

                                   OPER_FIRE );

// if item passed, it will be put into the quiver.

lot you fired (your "quiver"). Note that the item you will shoot with
'f' is display on the main screen beneath your wielded weapon. See
Appendix 6 (Inscriptions) for inscriptions which let you fine-tune the
list of items to choose from.

lot you fired with that weapon (your "quiver"). Note that the item you
will shoot with 'f' is displayed on the main screen beneath your
wielded weapon. See Appendix 6 (Inscriptions) for inscriptions which
let you fine-tune the list of items to choose from.

throw; but it may not be very effective if you lack the correct
launcher. At times it is sensible to throw weapons like spears,
daggers, or hand axes.

throw with 'i'; but it may not be very effective if you lack the
correct launcher. At times it is sensible to throw weapons like
spears, daggers, or hand axes. If you manually select a piece of ammo
this way, it is assumed to be a one-time use, and your quiver will not
be changed.

You can use inscriptions to define shortcuts for easy access to items, 

You can use inscriptions to define shortcuts for easy access to items,

inscription contains "@w9", you can type 'w9' in order to wield it. 
Instead of the 9, any other digit works as well. And instead of 'w'ield,
any other command used for handling items can be used: 'e'at, r'ead, 
'q'uaff, 'z'ap, etc. Using "@*9" will make any action command followed 
by '9' use this item.

inscription contains "@w9", you can type 'w9' in order to wield it.
Instead of the 9, any other digit works as well. And instead of
'w'ield, any other command used for handling items can be used: 'e'at,
r'ead, 'q'uaff, 'z'ap, 'f'ire, etc. Using "@*9" will make any action
command followed by '9' use this item.