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stash-search.prompt
<h>Searching the stash-tracker</h>
You can search for items and dungeon features by name (or a substring of the
name). In the list of search results, you can select a search result by its
hotkey to travel to its location.
You can also examine shops and items in the search results by pressing <w>?</w> and
then hitting the hotkey for the search result. This will give a description
of the item or the contents of the shop.
Some examples of search strings:
<w>cure mutation</w> find all potions of cure mutation, including potions in shops.
<w>cloak</w> find all cloaks in the dungeon.
<w>Lair:2</w> find everything known to be on Lair:2.
<w>Lair:[2-4]</w> finds everything on Lair:2-4. Regexes are allowed! Note that
Lair:[3-10] will not work as intended, since [x-y] is a regex
character range.
<w>.</w> is a shortcut to find everything on your current level.
<w>..</w> is a shortcut for listing all items you know.
<w>Lair.*axe</w> and <w>axe && Lair</w> both show all axes in the Lair.
The stash search string is case-insensitive.
<h>Searching by item properties:</h>
You can search for spell names (such as <w>Ignite Poison</w>) to find spellbooks
or rods that contain the spell.
You can search for artefact item properties (such as <w>prevents.*teleport</w>)
to find artefacts that have the property.
If you're using stash.lua (which is the default), you can also search by
some additional item properties: <w>artefact</w> will find identified artefacts.
Skill names (such as <w>Polearms</w> or <w>Long Blades</w>) will find all weapons that
train that skill.
If you're using stash.lua and have set annotate_item_class = true in your
initfile, you can also search by item types such as <w>book</w> or <w>jewellery</w>.
<h>Finding Dungeon Features:</h>
You can search for dungeon features by name: all shops will be found by a
search for <w>shop</w> (including shops that do not have "shop" in their name);
other dungeon features can also be found by name: <w>fountain</w>, <w>axe trap</w>,
<w>altar</w>, etc. You can also search for altars by deity name: <w>Zin</w>.
<h>Non-regex operators:</h>
You can use !! to negate a search string, && for a boolean AND, || for
boolean OR, and <<<< >> for grouping.
For instance, to find rings (jewellery) but not ring mail you could use:
<w>ring && !!mail</w>
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level-map
<h>Level Map ('<w>X</w><h>' in the main screen):
<w>Esc</w> : Leave level map (also <w>Space</w> or any unused key).
<w>Dir.</w> : Move the cursor.
<w>Shift-Dir.</w> : Move the cursor in larger steps (7 by default).
<w>-</w>/<w>+</w> : Scroll level map 20 grids up/down.
<w>.</w> : Start travel (also <w>Enter</w> and <w>,</w> and <w>;</w>).
(Moves cursor to the last travel destination if still on @.)
<w><<</w>/<w>></w> : Cycle through up/down stairs.
<w>^</w> : Cycle through traps.
<w>Tab</w> : Cycle through shops and portals.
<w>X</w> : Cycle through travel eXclusions.
<w>x</w> : Change the radius of a travel exclusion in three steps.
<w>W</w> : Cycle through waypoints.
<w>*</w> : Cycle forward through stashes (by default, all items).
<w>/</w> : Cycle backward through stashes (by default, all items).
<w>_</w> : Cycle through altars.
<w>Ctrl-X</w> : Set travel exclusion.
<w>Ctrl-E</w> : Erase all travel exclusions.
<w>Ctrl-W</w> : Set waypoint.
<w>Ctrl-C</w> : Clear level and main maps.
<w>Ctrl-F</w> : Forget level map.
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interlevel-travel.branch.prompt
<h>Interlevel Travel (choose a branch):
Use the shortcut letter for a branch to select the branch for travel.
Once you select a branch, you will be prompted for a depth in that
branch (more help is available there).
<w>Enter</w> : Repeat last interlevel travel.
<w>.</w> : Travel to a level in the current branch.
<w><<</w> : Go up the nearest stairs.
<w>></w> : Go down the nearest stairs.
<w>Ctrl-P</w> : Travel to a level in the branch above this one.
<w>*</w> : Show available waypoints (if any are set).
<w>0</w>-<w>9</w> : Go to the numbered waypoint.
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interlevel-travel.depth.prompt
<h>Interlevel Travel (go to a specific level in the selected branch)
Type in the level number you want to go to and hit Enter, or use:
<w>Enter</w> : Go to the default level.
<w><<</w> : Change the default to one level above the current.
<w>></w> : Change default to one level below the current.
<w>-</w>/<w>p</w> : Change default to the branch above this one.
<w>$</w> : Change default to deepest visited level in this branch.
<w>^</w> : Change default to the entrance to the current level.
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butchering
<h>Butchering<h>
<w>y, c</w>: Butcher the selected corpse.
<w>a</w> : Butcher this corpse and all the ones following in the stack.
<w>q</w> : Quit the prompt (don't butcher anything).
<w>n</w> : Don't butcher this corpse, skip to the next one.
(This is the default behaviour if you answer with anything not
listed here.)
<h>Special information for Vampires</h>
<w>y, c</w>: Butcher or bottle the selected corpse, as applicable.
<w>b</w> : Butcher this corpse even if you would normally bottle it.
<w>a</w> : Butcher this corpse and all the ones following in the stack.
If the prompt is about bottling the blood, all bloodless corpses
will be skipped.
<h>Notes for Tiles</h>
If you are playing with Tiles you can butcher (or bottle) a single
corpse on the ground by clicking the <w>left mouse button</w> while pressing
<w>Shift</w>.
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