No, it's not an acronym... it's more like the head of a tadpole, or the heading of a fleet... just indicates the very tip of development progress, or the direction in which development is going!
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IIRC it's linked list terminology. I think the end of a single linked list you keep a pointer to is called the head. That may be in turn from something like snake handling.One Ring to rule them all. One Ring to bind them.
One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness interrupt the movie.Comment
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Regarding the item lists being right-aligned, I think this was an unintended side effect of when I re-wrote the item list code to support item value and fail rate. How did it work previously? Right-aligned to no more than column 78? I must have misinterpreted the code.
In any case, we can:
1) Leave the current behavior (right aligned to the edge of the main term window)
2) Change it back to the previous behavior (right-aligned to column 78 or less if necessary)
3) Change it to left-aligned at column 13 (or whatever), similar to the monster list.
My preference would be 2 or 3, I think the lists should remain near the visual location of all the other information.👍 1Comment
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You programmers out there, please take no offense, I know that this layout features are very near to the bottom in the bottom of the priority list of what should be programmed next.
I am perfectly fine with any coding solution as long as the item/equip list does not get displayed futher than 30° away from the usual field of focus on a big widescreen monitor.Comment
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If there are plans to have Angband playable on smaller screens, this sort of design needs to be done with that in mind.One for the Dark Lord on his dark throne
In the Land of Mordor where the Shadows lie.Comment
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If someone wants to put some thought into brief item descriptions and narrow list formats for small screens, that would be great, but that's a separate issue in my mind.Comment
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I am assuming under any option that insufficient screen width will push the list further and further to the left, until the first column is reached, at which point the lines will be truncated on the right edge when necessary. That is how the item lists already work, and I'm only talking about fixing the right-alignment that was unintentionally introduced.One for the Dark Lord on his dark throne
In the Land of Mordor where the Shadows lie.Comment
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