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- $OpenBSD: patch-wanderer_6,v 1.1 2015/02/17 19:47:01 naddy Exp $
- --- wanderer.6.orig Wed Dec 19 03:20:35 2001
- +++ wanderer.6 Tue Feb 17 19:00:26 2015
- @@ -65,8 +65,8 @@ By pressing 'W' you can redraw the screen, and '#' wil
- icon style and single character. '!' wil display the map in icon mode, and '?'
- will display the help screen. Finally, '~' will prompt for a password to jump
- levels. The masterpassword will give a prompt for the required level
- -number, and then respond with the correct password before jumping. If the file
- -'no_pws' is readable in the screens directory, then pressing '~' will just
- +number, and then respond with the correct password before jumping. If the
- +file 'no_pws' is readable in the screens directory, then pressing '~' will just
- cause a request for the required screen number. On no account may anyone
- who has not given the masterpassword jump back a level.
- .SH THE EDITOR
- @@ -84,12 +84,12 @@ of the screen with their meanings.
- .PP
- To play the game, press either 'p' to play with the iconic screen, or 'n'
- to play with the full screen. When you are in the game, you will recieve an
- -extra 'memory' option on the righthand side of the screen. This allows you to
- -'record' moves in a solution to be replayed after changes to the screen.
- +extra 'memory' option on the righthand side of the screen. This allows you
- +to 'record' moves in a solution to be replayed after changes to the screen.
- .PP
- Pressing '(' will start recording from the beginning of the memory, and ')'
- -will stop recording. At any point during recording, '-' will add a
- -'checkpoint'. This will cause the program to return control to the user during
- +will stop recording. At any point during recording, '-' will add a 'checkpoint'.
- +This will cause the program to return control to the user during
- playback when it reaches this point, without moving the memory pointer.
- Pressing '+' will then continue playing, or '&' will start recording from this
- point, leaving the previous data unaffected.
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