void tutorial_inscription_info(bool autoinscribe);

#ifdef USE_TILE
        text += ". You can also chop up any corpse that shows in the floor "
                "part of your inventory tiles by clicking on it with your "
                "<w>left mouse button</w>";
#endif

            "Whenever you <w>right-click</w> on an item in your inventory"

            "Whenever you <w>right-click</w> on an item "

#ifdef USE_TILE
          text << " With tiles, you can also chop up any corpse that shows in "
                  "the floor part of your inventory region, simply by doing a "
                  "<w>left mouse click</w> while pressing <w>Shift</w>, and "
                  "then eat the resulting chunks with <w>Shift + right mouse "
                  "click</w>.";
#endif

            ostr << ". ";

            ostr << ". ";

                        "you might just as well <w>d</w>rop this.";

                        "you might just as well <w>d</w>rop this. No god will "
                        "accept such rotten sacrifice, either.";
            }
#ifdef USE_TILE
            else
            {
                ostr << " For an individual corpse in your inventory, the most "
                        "practical way to chop it up is to drop it by clicking "
                        "on it with your <w>left mouse button</w> while "
                        "<w>Shift</w> is pressed, and then repeat that command "
                        "for the corpse tile now lying on the floor. If the "
                        "intent is to eat the chunks (rather than offer the "
                        "corpse), you can then press <w>Shift + right mouse "
                        "button</w> to do that.\n"
                        EOL
                        "If there are several items in your inventory you'd "
                        "like to drop, the more convenient way is to use the "
                        "<w>d</w>rop menu. On a related note, offering several "
                        "corpses on a floor square is facilitated by using the "
                        "<w>c</w>hop prompt where <w>c</w> is a valid synonym "
                        "for <w>y</w>es.";

#endif

void tutorial_inscription_info(bool autoinscribe)
{
    std::ostringstream text;
    text << "<" << colour_to_str(channel_to_colour(MSGCH_TUTORIAL)) << ">";
    
    if (!autoinscribe || wherey() <= get_number_of_lines() - 10)
    {
        text << EOL
         "Inscriptions are a powerful concept of Dungeon Crawl." EOL
         "You can inscribe items to differentiate them, or to comment on them, " EOL
         "but also to set rules for item interaction. If you are new to Crawl, " EOL
         "you can safely ignore this feature, though." EOL;
    }
       
    if (autoinscribe && wherey() <= get_number_of_lines() - 6)
    {
        text << EOL EOL
         "Artefacts can be autoinscribed to give a brief overview of their " EOL
         "known properties. Here, doing a <w>left mouse click</w> will autoinscribe " EOL
         "this item." EOL;
    }
    text << "(In the main screen, press <w>?6</w> for more information.)" EOL;
    text << "</" << colour_to_str(channel_to_colour(MSGCH_TUTORIAL)) << ">";
    
    formatted_string::parse_string(text.str()).display();
}

        if (Options.tutorial_left && wherey() <= get_number_of_lines() - 2)
        {
            tutorial_inscription_info(allow_autoinscribe);

            if ( allow_autoinscribe )
            {
                formatted_string::parse_string(
                    "<cyan>So, do you wish to inscribe this item? "
                    "('a' to autoinscribe) ").display();
            }
            else
            {
                formatted_string::parse_string(
                    "<cyan>So, do you wish to inscribe this item? ").display();
            }
        }

        if (toupper(keyin) == 'Y' || keyin == CK_MOUSE_B1)

        if (toupper(keyin) == 'Y')

        else if (toupper(keyin) == 'A' && allow_autoinscribe)

        else if (allow_autoinscribe
                 && (toupper(keyin) == 'A' || keyin == CK_MOUSE_B1))

    { "../readme.txt",     '!', false },

    { "readme.txt",        '^', false },

    { "quickstart.txt",    '^', false },

    { "options_guide.txt", '!', false },

    { "options_guide.txt", '&', false },
#ifdef USE_TILE
    { "tiles_help.txt",    'T', false },
#endif

            "<w>!</w>: Read Me!\n"

            "<w>!</w>: Options help\n"

            "<w>&</w>: Options help\n"

#ifdef USE_TILE
            "<w>T</w>: Tiles key help\n"
#endif

in the docs/ directory for a list of the interface changes, and how 

in the /docs directory for a list of the interface changes, and how 

* read quickstart.txt (it is in docs/), or

* read quickstart.txt (in the /docs directory), or

Additionally, you may want to print out the file keys.pdf from the docs/

Additionally, you may want to print out the file keys.pdf from the /docs

* the_manual.txt  The complete manual; describing all aspects in the
                  detail. Contains appendices on species, classes, etc.
* options.txt     Describes all options in detail. The structure of
                  init.txt follows this text.
* macros.txt      A how-to on using macros and keymappings, with examples.
* aptitudes.txt   Some numbers defining certain aspects of the races.
                  Helpful, but not needed for winning.
* quickstart.txt  A short introduction for new players.
* ssh_guide.txt   An elaborate introduction on how to get internet play
                  to work. For Windows only.
* irc_guide.txt   An elaborate introduction on how to access the IRC
                  channel ##crawl.
* keys.pdf        A printable document, listing all commands and it also
                  contains a very short guide for new players.

* crawl_manual.txt   The complete manual; describing all aspects in the
                     detail. Contains appendices on species, classes, etc.
* options_guide.txt  Describes all options in detail. The structure of
                     init.txt follows this text.
* macros_guide.txt   A how-to on using macros and keymappings, with examples.
* aptitudes.txt      Some numbers defining certain aspects of the races.
                     Helpful, but not needed for winning.
* quickstart.txt     A short introduction for new players.
* ssh_guide.txt      An elaborate introduction on how to get internet play
                     to work. For Windows only.
* irc_guide.txt      An elaborate introduction on how to access the IRC
                     channel ##crawl.
* keys.pdf           A printable document, listing all commands and it also
                     contains a very short guide for new players.

#    crawl_options.txt 
# in your docs directory. Also note that the ordering of the options

#    options_guide.txt 
# in your /docs directory. Also note that the ordering of the options

# See crawl_options.txt for the options

# See options_guide.txt for the options

                  Tiles mouseclick item interaction
If you're playing with Tiles compiled, you'll find several shortcuts to 
regular commands using mouseclicks. 
PLAYER AVATAR
left mouseclick            Pick up items on ground ('g' command). 
                           A second click will take you to the pickup menu.
right mouseclick           Character overview ('%' command).
Shift + left mouseclick    Take stairs ('<' and '>' commands).
Shift + right mouseclick   View religion information ('^' command).
INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
left mouseclick            Execute the most common action for this item type.
  weapons:        wield    ('w')
  misc. items:    wield    ('w')
  armour:         Wear     ('W')
  food:           eat      ('e')
  scroll, manual: read     ('r')
  potion:         quaff    ('q')
  jewellery:      Put on   ('P')
  spellbook:      Memorise ('M')
  missiles:       fire     ('f')
  corpse:         eat      ('e'), for Vampires
wielded items:
  rod:            evoke    ('v')
  misc. item:     evoke    ('v')
  weapon, staff:  unwield  ('w-')
  armour:         Take off ('T')
  jewellery:      Remove   ('R')
  others, as non-wielded
Sometimes alternative denominators are used such as "draw a card"
instead of evoke for decks of cards, or "drink blood" instead of eat.
right mouseclick           Display item information ('i' + item slot).
Shift + left mouseclick    Drop item ('d').
Shift + right mouseclick   Execute secondary action for some item types.
  weapons:        fire    ('f')
wielded items:
  rod:            unwield ('w-')
  misc. item:     unwield ('w-')
  others, as non-wielded, or nothing
FLOOR ITEM INTERACTION
left mouseclick            Pick up this item ('g').
right mouseclick           Display item information.
Shift + left mouseclick    'c'hop up this corpse.
Shift + right mouseclick   'e'at this food item.
MAP INTERACTION
left mouseclick            Move there, if empty, or swap places with an ally.
                           Attack, if adjacent non-friendly monster.
right mouseclick           Display grid information (view).
Ctrl + left mouseclick     Disarm adjacent trap ('Ctrl + Dir.')
                           Open ('O')/Close ('C') adjacent door.
MINIMAP INTERACTION
left mouseclick            Autotravel to any reachable position.
holding right mouseclick   Zoom into distant area.
MESSAGE AREA
any mouseclick             Display message history ('Ctrl-P').
STAT AREA
any mouseclick             Search / Rest for a while ('5')
MENU INTERACTION
left mouseclick            Scroll to next page.
right mouseclick           Escape (quit menu).

When you get some more time, you can read crawl_manual.txt in the Docs 

When you get some more time, you can read crawl_manual.txt in the /docs 

Note that, in the tutorial, some of your options settings may get 
overwritten to facilitate the explanations. This concerns the 
following options, and their enforced setting for tutorial games
are as follows:
   delay_message_clear = false
   auto_list           = true
   weapon              = hand axe, for Berserkers
   book                = random, for Conjurers
and, for Tiles,
   tile_show_items     = !?/%=([)x}+\_.

Note that changing monster glyphs using the mon_glyph option may also
affect speech of this kind.