bool check_item_knowledge(bool quiet);

bool check_item_knowledge(bool quiet = false);

    {

    }

        return false;

        return (false);

        return false;

        return (false);

        return true;

        return (true);

        return false;

        return (false);

    item_slot = prompt_invent_item("Use on which item?", MT_INVLIST,
                                   OSEL_ANY, true, true, false, 0, item_slot);

    item_slot = prompt_invent_item("Use on which item? (\\ to view known items)",
                                   MT_INVLIST, OSEL_ANY, true, true, false, 0,
                                   item_slot, NULL, OPER_ANY, true);

    // Knowingly drinking bad potions is much less amusing.
    const int xom_factor = factor * (drank_it && was_known ? 2 : 1);

                    xom_is_stimulated(32);

                    xom_is_stimulated(32/xom_factor);

            xom_is_stimulated(128);

            xom_is_stimulated(128 / xom_factor);

            xom_is_stimulated(64 / factor);

            xom_is_stimulated(64 / xom_factor);

        xom_is_stimulated(64 / factor);

        xom_is_stimulated(64 / xom_factor);

            xom_is_stimulated(128 / factor);

            xom_is_stimulated(128 / xom_factor);

            xom_is_stimulated(64 / factor);

            xom_is_stimulated(64 / xom_factor);

            xom_is_stimulated(64 / factor);

            xom_is_stimulated(64 / xom_factor);

                        operation_types oper = OPER_ANY );

                        operation_types oper = OPER_ANY,
                        bool allow_list_known = false );

        && mkey != '*' && mkey != ESCAPE)

        && mkey != '*' && mkey != ESCAPE && mkey != '\\')

                        operation_types oper )

                        operation_types oper,
                        bool allow_list_known )

            if (allow_list_known && keyin == '\\')
            {
                if (check_item_knowledge(true))
                    keyin = '?';
                else
                    mpr("You don't recognise anything yet!");
            }

                || (Options.easy_quit_item_prompts
                    && allow_easy_quit && keyin == ' '))

                 || (Options.easy_quit_item_prompts
                     && allow_easy_quit && keyin == ' '))

        }
        else if (allow_list_known && keyin == '\\')
        {
                if (check_item_knowledge(true))
                {
                    keyin = '?';
                    need_getch = false;
                }
                else
                    mpr("You don't recognise anything yet!");

            // we've got a character we don't understand...

            // We've got a character we don't understand...

#ifdef UNIX

#else
    use_fake_cursor        = false;
#endif

This spell temporarily infuses the weapon held by the caster with the essence of pain itself. It will not affect weapons which are otherwise subject to special enchantments.

This spell temporarily infuses the weapon held by the caster with the essence of pain itself. It will not affect weapons which are otherwise subject to special enchantments. Note that unlike other brands, pain can not be made permanent by reading a scroll of vorpalise weapon.

This spell temporarily binds a localized warp field to the invoker's weapon.

This spell temporarily binds a localized warp field to the invoker's weapon. Note that unlike other brands, distortion can not be made permanent by reading a scroll of vorpalise weapon.

Xom is a wild and unpredictable God of chaos, who seeks not worshippers but playthings with which to toy. Many choose to follow Xom in the hope of receiving fabulous rewards and mighty powers, but Xom is nothing if not capricious.

Xom is a wild and unpredictable God of chaos, who seeks not worshippers but playthings with which to toy. Many choose to follow Xom in the hope of receiving fabulous rewards and mighty powers, but Xom is nothing if not capricious. Also, there is nothing a follower can do to influence Xom's mood.

but you can get a good idea by bashing a few comparatively harmless monsters
with each and comparing the results. Of the enchantments, damage is usually
more important unless you hardly ever manage to hit with a weapon.

but you can get a good idea by bashing a few comparatively harmless
monsters with each and comparing the results.
Of the enchantments, the second value (damage) is usually more important
than the first (accuracy) unless you hardly ever manage to hit with a
weapon.

        check_item_knowledge(false);

        check_item_knowledge();

        On non-Unix builds this option defaults to false.