tile_def(int _tile, TextureID _tex) : tile(_tile), tex(_tex) {}

    tile_def(int _tile, TextureID _tex, int _ymax = TILE_Y)
            : tile(_tile), tex(_tex), ymax(_ymax){}

    int ymax;

    float fwidth = m_width;

    float fwidth  = m_width;

    // center tiles on x, but allow taller tiles to extend upwards

    // Centre tiles on x, but allow taller tiles to extend upwards.

    pos_sx += (ofs_x + inf.offset_x + size_ox) / (float)TILE_X;
    pos_sy += (ofs_y + inf.offset_y + size_oy) / (float)TILE_Y;

    pos_sx += (ofs_x + inf.offset_x + size_ox) / (float) TILE_X;
    pos_sy += (ofs_y + inf.offset_y + size_oy) / (float) TILE_Y;

struct dolls_data
{
    dolls_data() { memset(parts, 0, sizeof(parts)); }

    int parts[TILEP_PART_MAX];
};

                                                 m_entries[i].sy);

                                                 m_entries[i].sy,
                                                 m_entries[i].tiles[t].ymax);
//                     m_tile_buf[tex].add(tile, m_entries[i].sx, m_entries[i].sy,
//                                         0, 0, true, TILE_Y);

            // Split menu entries that don't fit into a single lines into

            // Split menu entries that don't fit into a single line into

#include "tiles.h"

    void add_unscaled(int idx, float x, float y);

    void add_unscaled(int idx, float x, float y, int ymax = TILE_Y);

void TileBuffer::add_unscaled(int idx, float x, float y)

void TileBuffer::add_unscaled(int idx, float x, float y, int ymax)

    float pos_ey = pos_sy + (inf.ey - inf.sy);

    int ey = inf.ey;
    if (ymax > 0)
        ey = std::min(inf.sy + ymax - inf.offset_y, ey);
    float pos_ey = pos_sy + (ey - inf.sy);

    float fwidth = m_tex->width();

    float fwidth  = m_tex->width();

        && new_grid != DNGN_ENTER_SHOP

    case JOB_ARTIFICER:         s =  2; i =  3; d =  4; hp = 13; mp = 0; break;

    case JOB_ARTIFICER:         s =  2; i =  3; d =  4; hp = 13; mp = 1; break;

                dolls_data equip_doll;
                for (unsigned int j = 0; j < TILEP_PART_MAX; ++j)
                    equip_doll.parts[j] = TILEP_SHOW_EQUIP;
                const int gender = TILEP_GENDER_MALE;
                tilep_race_default(existing_chars[i].species, gender,
                                   existing_chars[i].experience_level,
                                   equip_doll.parts);
                int job = get_class_by_name(existing_chars[i].class_name.c_str());
                if (job == -1)
                    job = JOB_FIGHTER;
                tilep_job_default(job, gender, equip_doll.parts);
                existing_chars[i].doll = equip_doll;

    dolls_data equip_doll;
    for (unsigned int j = 0; j < TILEP_PART_MAX; ++j)
        equip_doll.parts[j] = TILEP_SHOW_EQUIP;
    const int gender = TILEP_GENDER_MALE;
    tilep_race_default(player.species, gender, player.experience_level,
                       equip_doll.parts);
    int job = get_class_by_name(player.class_name.c_str());
    if (job == -1)
        job = JOB_FIGHTER;
    tilep_job_default(job, gender, equip_doll.parts);

    dolls_data equip_doll = player.doll;

#if 0
        // FIXME: Is there any way to make this work with tile_def?

        buf->add(doll.parts[p], x, y, 0, 0, true, ymax);
#endif
        tileset.push_back(tile_def(idx, TEX_PLAYER));

        tileset.push_back(tile_def(idx, TEX_PLAYER, ymax));

    macro_dir = "settings/";

    friend_brand       = CHATTR_NORMAL;
    neutral_brand      = CHATTR_NORMAL;
    stab_brand         = CHATTR_NORMAL;
    may_stab_brand     = CHATTR_NORMAL;

    friend_brand       = CHATTR_HILITE | (GREEN << 8);
    neutral_brand      = CHATTR_HILITE | (LIGHTGREY << 8);
    stab_brand         = CHATTR_HILITE | (BLUE << 8);
    may_stab_brand     = CHATTR_HILITE | (YELLOW << 8);

    trap_item_brand    = CHATTR_NORMAL;

    trap_item_brand    = CHATTR_REVERSE;

    no_dark_brand    = true;

    no_dark_brand      = true;

    CLO_HELP,

    "mapstat", "arena"

    "mapstat", "arena", "help"

        // look for match (now we also except --scores)

        // Look for match (we accept both -option and --option).

        {
             if (stricmp(cmd_ops[o], arg) == 0)
                 break;
        }

            if (stricmp(cmd_ops[o], arg) == 0)
                break;
        // Print the list of commandline options for "--help".
        if (o == CLO_HELP)
            return (false);

        // disallow options specified more than once.

        // Disallow options specified more than once.

        // set arg to 'seen'

        // Set arg to 'seen'.

        // partially parse next argument

        // Partially parse next argument.

        if (next_arg != NULL)

        if (next_arg != NULL
            && (next_arg[0] != '-' || strlen(next_arg) == 1))

            if (next_arg[0] != '-' || strlen(next_arg) == 1)
                next_is_param = true;

            next_is_param = true;

        //.take action according to the cmd chosen

        // Take action according to the cmd chosen.

            // Always parse

            // Always parse.

            // ALWAYS PARSE

            // Always parse.

            // ALWAYS PARSE

            // Always parse.

        } // end switch -- which option?

        // update position

        case CLO_HELP:
            // Shouldn't happen.
            return (false);
        }
        // Update position.

// This used to be in tiles.h. (jpeg)
#include "tiledef-main.h"
#include "tiledef-dngn.h"
#include "tiledef-player.h"
struct dolls_data
{
    dolls_data() { memset(parts, 0, sizeof(parts)); }
    int parts[TILEP_PART_MAX];
};

#ifdef USE_TILE
    dolls_data doll;
#endif

                      std::min(power / 50, 6), 0,

                      std::min(power/50 + 1, 6), 0,

                      std::min(power / 50, 6), 0,

                      std::min(power/50 + 1, 6), 0,

                                 std::min(power / 50, 6), 0,

                                 std::min(power/50 + 1, 6), 0,

                                 std::min(power / 50, 6), 0,

                                 std::min(power/50 + 1, 6), 0,

If you'd like to write a patch but don't know how to go about it,
patch_guide.txt in the docs/ folder is the file for you.

Q:tiles lag
The tiles version is awfully slow on Windows! What can I do to improve that?
%%%%
A:tiles lag
First, we're really sorry about that! Stonesoup 0.5 was tested on several
systems and the gigantic lag on some Windows systems was completely unexpected.
Crawl 0.5 renders graphics using OpenGL and SDL. For most video cards, this
should be faster than the 0.4 version. However, the default driver that ships
with Windows is extremely slow. If you are having performance problems, be sure
to update your video card driver as a first step.
We're working on a solution for this problem, but in the meantime you can try
to see whether tweaking some options will improve performance. See
docs/tiles_help.txt for details. If things are still too laggy after all of
that, you'll have to either continue playing 0.4.5 until the problem has been
solved, or you could try the non-graphical console version. Sorry!
%%%%

%%%%
Q:tiles doll
Why can I no longer change the look of my character?

A:tiles doll
That feature got broken when we transitioned to openGL and needs to be
reimplemented. It will come back, but we can't say, when.
In the meantime we've implemented a really basic menu (still '-') that lets
you choose between the default look according to job, equipment mode and one
of a number of predefined dolls.
Sorry about that!
%%%%

    puts("  -help            prints this list of options");

    puts("Highscore list options: (Can now be redirected to more, etc)");

    puts("Highscore list options: (Can be redirected to more, etc)");

friend_brand       = hi:green
neutral_brand      = hi:lightgrey
stab_brand         = hi:blue
may_stab_brand     = hi:yellow
heap_brand         = reverse
feature_item_brand = reverse
trap_item_brand    = reverse

# friend_brand       = hi:green
# neutral_brand      = hi:lightgrey
# stab_brand         = hi:blue
# may_stab_brand     = hi:yellow
# heap_brand         = reverse
# feature_item_brand = reverse
# trap_item_brand    = reverse

7.) Upload the patch on the patch tracker of Sourceforge. Here it is immensely
    helpful if you give a summary of what the patch is about. If you created
    it in response to a bug report or feature request, mention the id, and you
    might also want to post a reply in said item pointing out your new patch.
    Please also mention the revision/version you used for patching, e.g. 0.5
    or r10078, and anything you think still may need to be improved or
    modified.

7.) Upload the patch on the patch tracker of Sourceforge at
    http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=143991&atid=757515.
    Here it is immensely helpful if you give a summary of what the patch is
    about. If you created it in response to a bug report or feature request,
    mention the id, and you might also want to post a reply in said item
    pointing out your new patch. Please also mention the revision/version you
    used for patching, e.g. 0.5 or r10078, and anything you think may still
    need to be improved or modified.

friend_brand = none
        Brand friends in some way. This is very helpful for summoners.
        E.g.
             friend_brand = hi:green
        shows friends with a green background. If the friend is itself
        green, it'll show up as black on green.

friend_brand = hi:green
        Brand friends in some way. This is very helpful for summoners. The
        default setting shows friends with a green background. If the friend is
        itself green, it'll show up as black on green.

neutral_brand = none

neutral_brand = hi:lightgrey

        E.g.
             neutral_brand = hi:darkgrey
        shows neutrals with a dark grey background. Since there are
        no darkgrey monster glyphs anymore, this works fine.

        The default setting shows neutrals with a dark grey background. Since
        there are no darkgrey monster glyphs anymore, this works fine.

stab_brand = none

stab_brand = hi:blue

        using the 'x' command. All the normal 'brand' options apply. For
        example
             stab_brand = hi:blue

        using the 'x' command. All the normal 'brand' options apply.

may_stab_brand = none

may_stab_brand = hi:yellow

trap_item_brand = none

trap_item_brand = reverse