From the NannyMUD documentation

LAST CHANGE

2001-11-03

NAME

        monster_check - Check many things with a monster.

LOCATION

        /std/tools/monster_check.c

DESCRIPTION

	The monster-checker is used to perform many checks on a
	monster to see that it is consistent with the common usage in
	this MUD.

COMMAND

NAME
        mcheck - Start checking.


SYNTAX
	mcheck [-d [dir]] [-r [dir]] [-f [-s]] [-c] [-i] [name]

SYNTAX
	mcheck [flags] [name]

SYNTAX
	mcheck [flags] -d [dir]

SYNTAX
	mcheck [flags] -r [dir]

DESCRIPTION
	The mcheck command starts a check of the files/objects you
	have specified.

	In the case where a file is loaded, and that file is not a
	monster in itself the deep_inventory of that object is then
	checked.

	The behaviour of the command is influenced by the flags:
	-d        Check all files in the current directory.
	-d [dir]  Check all files in 'dir'.
	-r [dir]  Check all files in 'dir' and directories below it.
	-r        Check all files in the current directory, and all
	          files in all directories below it.
	-i        Show only the monsters that are illegal.
	-c        Use catch() on object loading. COSTLY.
	-f        Save the report in your .rep-file
	-s        Silent, effective only if -f is used. If set, the
	          report will only be written to the file. 
	 -m       Check only master objects.
	 -k       Check only clones.


NOTE
        In order for this tool to work, you will have to give it some
	ACL rights in your dirs, namely LR. To give the mcheck the
	rights it need, do 'edac  /std/tools/monster_check:LR'.


EXAMPLE
        same room as the monster is in. Note that the %1 is always the


EXAMPLE
        add_response("%1 massacred Theo.",

COMMAND

NAME
        abort - Abort the current checking.


SYNTAX
	abort

DESCRIPTION
	This command aborts the current checks.