}
static std::string _verbose_info(const monsters* m)
{
    if (mons_is_caught(m))
        return (" (caught)");
    if (mons_behaviour_perceptible(m))
    {
        if (mons_is_petrified(m))
            return(" (petrified)");
        if (mons_is_paralysed(m))
            return(" (paralysed)");
        if (mons_is_petrifying(m))
            return(" (petrifying)");
        if (mons_is_confused(m))
            return(" (confused)");
        if (mons_is_fleeing(m))
            return(" (fleeing)");
        if (mons_is_sleeping(m))
            return(" (sleeping)");
        if (mons_is_wandering(m))
            return(" (wandering)");
        if (m->foe == MHITNOT && !mons_is_batty(m) && !mons_neutral(m)
            && !mons_friendly(m))
        {
            return (" (unaware)");
        }
    }
    if (m->has_ench(ENCH_STICKY_FLAME))
        return (" (burning)");
    if (m->has_ench(ENCH_ROT))
        return (" (rotting)");
    if (m->has_ench(ENCH_INVIS))
        return (" (invisible)");
    return ("");

        else if (Options.verbose_monster_pane)
            out << _verbose_info(m_mon);

    verbose_monster_pane = false;

    else BOOL_OPTION(verbose_monster_pane);

    bool        verbose_monster_pane;

#
# verbose_monster_pane = true

verbose_monster_pane = false
        If set to true when using the console version of Crawl (rather than
        the tiles version), the pane listing the monsters in sight will give
        more detailed information than just "distracted" or "resting".