From the NannyMUD documentation

LAST CHANGE

2000-09-29

NAME

        xmod - The X module.

DESCRIPTION

	This module provides equivalents to most of the commands in
	Rand's old shell module. What has not been included is
	provided by other modules. 

	COMMANDS
	xac	 - Provides an armour.
	xclones	 - Have a look at all clones of an object.
	xquiet	 - Silence all NPC you created in the env.
	xshop	 - Statistics from the shop.
	xstore	 - Statistics from the store.
	xwatch	 - Watch this location.
	xwc	 - Provides a weapon.
	xwizlist - Wizlist with sorts.

COMMAND

NAME
        xquiet - Stop NPC chattering.


SYNTAX
        xquiet [-f]

DESCRIPTION
	This silences NPC's present at your location by setting their
	chat-chance to zero. Without flags, obly NPC's created by you
	are silenced, with the -f flag, all NPC's present are
	silenced.

COMMAND

NAME
        xstore - 


SYNTAX
        xstore [name]

DESCRIPTION
	This command shows some statistics of what can be found in the
	shop's store. If no name is given, only items from the /room
	area are shown.

COMMAND

NAME
        xshop - 


SYNTAX
	xshop [-t] [name]

DESCRIPTION
	This command presents statistics on what has been sold in the
	shop. With the -t flag, the total during last reboot is
	considered, whitout it data for the last reset is
	presented. Giving a name shows data for that wizard only.

COMMAND

NAME
        xac - Create a wizard armour.


SYNTAX
        xac  [type]

DESCRIPTION
	If you don't have such an armour already, this command creates an
	armour of class 'class' and makes you wear it if possible. If you
	already have such an armour, it is removed.

	The armour cannot be used by mortals.

COMMAND

NAME
        xwc - Get a wizard weapon.


SYNTAX
        xwc  [type]

DESCRIPTION
	This works exactly like the command 'xac', but provides a weapon.

COMMAND

NAME
        xmonster - Create a test monster.


SYNTAX
        xmonster  [type]

DESCRIPTION
	Using this command, you create a test monster of the desired
	level. You can determine what kind of monster object is used
	for it by giving the 'type' argument:

	basic   Use /std/basic_monster.
	simple  Use /std/simple_monster.
	std     Use /std/monster.
	state   Use /std/state_monster.

	Default is to use the /std/monster as base for the test
	monster.

COMMAND

NAME
        xwatch - Summon a watching spirit.


SYNTAX
        xwatch [-l]

DESCRIPTION
	This command clones in an object to your environment that will
	report anything that happens there. It is invisble, and lasts
	for 10 minutes, unless the -l flag has been given, in which
	case it lasts for 30 minutes. You can only place watchers in
	your own area, unless you have high enough level.

COMMAND

NAME
        xclones - 


SYNTAX
	xclones [-cdet] 

DESCRIPTION
	This command shows all clones, and the master object, of 'ob',
	as well as their environment.

	-c  Show creator instead of environment.
	-d  Show, and then destruct the objects.
	-e  Show only objects with environment.
	-t  Show, and transfer the objects to your environment.


NOTE
        The flags '-d' and '-t' will only work on your own objects,
	unless you are in the admin group.

COMMAND

NAME
        xwizlist - 


SYNTAX
        xwizlist [-achmnopr] [name]

DESCRIPTION
	This is just another version of the normal wizlist command. If no
	name is given, your own is used. The top 15 entries are always shown.

	The various fields shown are:
	1	The place in the list.
	2	The wizards name.
	3	Number of comands.
	4	Used CPU by that wizards object, in evaluated nodes.
	5	Number of heartbeats in that wizards monsters.
	6	The wizards areas worth, i.e. $/Xp given/taken.
	7	The total size of the wizards arrays.
	8	Call-outs in the wizards objects.
	9	CPU/command, i.e. field 4 divided by 3.

	The various flags induces various sorts: 
	 -a	Sort by total array size.
	 -c	Sort by commands defined by wizard. This is the default.
	 -h	Sort by heart beats in wizard's monsters.
	 -m	Sort by worth (XP/money given/taken).
	 -n	Sort by name.
	 -o	Sort by number of call_outs.
	 -p	Sort by equivalent CPU-time (evaluated nodes).
	 -r	Sort in reversed order.