Record file - Revision history

ChasonBot at 22:38, 20 December 2015

2015-12-20T22:38:26Z

Paxed: Text replace - "Nethack" to "NetHack"

2012-02-14T15:13:40Z

Text replace - "Nethack" to "NetHack"

Tjr: playground directory, at least on OS X

2009-09-06T08:31:49Z

playground directory, at least on OS X

82.33.61.156 at 15:53, 5 September 2009

2009-09-05T15:53:16Z

Paxed: NAMSZ

2008-12-19T09:37:32Z

NAMSZ

Paxed: clarify PERSMAX

2008-03-13T12:03:00Z

clarify PERSMAX

Paxed: point to topten.c for some compile-time changes

2008-03-13T11:55:45Z

point to topten.c for some compile-time changes

Paxed: first info. stub.

2006-09-22T14:58:38Z

first info. stub.

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'''record file''' is the high-score file. The file is in the same directory as the NetHack executable binary and the file format is the same as [[logfile]]

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−	'''record file''' is the high-score file. The file is in ~~Nethack~~'s [[playground]] directory (on some systems the same directory as the NetHack executable binary) and the file format is the same as [[logfile]].	+	'''record file''' is the high-score file. The file is in NetHack's [[playground]] directory (on some systems the same directory as the NetHack executable binary) and the file format is the same as [[logfile]].

	When [[compiling]] NetHack from [[source]], you can change the number of entries saved into the record file by editing {{sourcecode\|topten.c\|36}} and thereabouts:		When [[compiling]] NetHack from [[source]], you can change the number of entries saved into the record file by editing {{sourcecode\|topten.c\|36}} and thereabouts:

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−	'''record file''' is the high-score file. The file is ~~sometimes~~ in the same directory as the NetHack executable binary and the file format is the same as [[logfile]].	+	'''record file''' is the high-score file. The file is in Nethack's [[playground]] directory (on some systems the same directory as the NetHack executable binary) and the file format is the same as [[logfile]].

	When [[compiling]] NetHack from [[source]], you can change the number of entries saved into the record file by editing {{sourcecode\|topten.c\|36}} and thereabouts:		When [[compiling]] NetHack from [[source]], you can change the number of entries saved into the record file by editing {{sourcecode\|topten.c\|36}} and thereabouts:

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-'''record file''' is the high-score file. The file is in the same directory as the NetHack executable binary and the file format is the same as [[logfile]].
+'''record file''' is the high-score file. The file is sometimes in the same directory as the NetHack executable binary and the file format is the same as [[logfile]].
 When [[compiling]] NetHack from [[source]], you can change the number of entries saved into the record file by editing {{sourcecode|topten.c|36}} and thereabouts:
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 *<tt>POINTSMIN</tt> says how many points are needed, at minimum, to get into the record file.
 *<tt>ENTRYMAX</tt> is the maximum number of entries kept in the record file.
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 When [[compiling]] NetHack from [[source]], you can change the number of entries saved into the record file by editing {{sourcecode|topten.c|36}} and thereabouts:
 *<tt>PERSMAX</tt> defines how many entries are allowed for a single player for each [[role]]. If <tt>PERS_IS_UID</tt> is also defined, then the UID of the NetHack process is used to distinguish users, otherwise the user name is used.
 *<tt>POINTSMIN</tt> says how many points are needed, at minimum, to get into the record file.