NetHack::Logfile::Entry::32 - a finished game of NetHack 3.2.0 or later
version 1.00
See the superclass NetHack::Logfile::Entry for some more information.
As this is the oldest version of NetHack supported by this module, all of the fields are in this module.
This is a string representing the dungeon, such as "The Gnomish MineS". You may want "dungeon_number".
The number of times the character has died on the adventure. Usually this will be 1, but could be fewer if the game did not end in death. It could be more if the character was revived during the course of the adventure.
A string (e.g. 20090517) representing the date that the game began.
20090517
A string (e.g. 20090517) representing the date that the game ended.
The UNIX user ID of the game's human player.
The role of the character, e.g. archeologist.
archeologist
You may want the role_one method which gives you the role's capital initial (e.g. A for archeologist).
A
The gender of the character, male or female.
male
female
You may want the gender_one method which gives you the gender's capital initial (e.g. F for female).
F
The name of the player or character.
NetHack's description of how the game ended. Ideally it would be ascended.
ascended
Renders this entry as a line in the logfile. This is constructed dynamically (instead of being cached from parse time).
Provides the dungeon number instead of name. Useful for doing your own naming or other kind of indexing, I suppose.
The capital one-letter abbreviation of the character's role.
To install NetHack::Logfile, copy and paste the appropriate command in to your terminal.
cpanm
cpanm NetHack::Logfile
CPAN shell
perl -MCPAN -e shell install NetHack::Logfile
For more information on module installation, please visit the detailed CPAN module installation guide.