mesc() is a function to optimize mes(col(l())), saving parenthesis.

mesc() is a short for mes(col()). It should make coding colored code easier.
The default color value is "9", same from narrator, but this default value
is not used anymore.

I assume mes* functions are legacy for this project, so fell free to reject
the patch.

1 files changed, 4 insertions, 4 deletions

diff --git a/npc/000-2-1/knife.txt b/npc/000-2-1/knife.txt
index 906476a3..b3e44eef 100644
--- a/npc/000-2-1/knife.txt
+++ b/npc/000-2-1/knife.txt
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@
     if (.@q) close;
 
     mesn "Narrator";
-    mes col(l("There are some knives on the table. Would you like to take one?"), 9);
+    mesc(l("There are some knives on the table. Would you like to take one?"), 9);
     next;
 
     menu
@@ -33,11 +33,11 @@ L_Give:
     getitem Knife, 1;
 
     mesn "Narrator";
-    mes col(l("To open your inventory, use the F3 key or use your mouse to select it in the above menu in your client."), 9);
+    mesc(l("To open your inventory, use the F3 key or use your mouse to select it in the above menu in your client."), 9);
     next;
-    mes col(l("When your inventory is open, you can equip an item by selecting it and clicking 'Equip'. You can do the same to unequip an item by clicking on 'Unequip'."), 9);
+    mesc(l("When your inventory is open, you can equip an item by selecting it and clicking 'Equip'. You can do the same to unequip an item by clicking on 'Unequip'."), 9);
     next;
-    mes col(l("Items have different effects. Some will heal you, some can be used as weapons or armor, and some can be sold for gold."), 9);
+    mesc(l("Items have different effects. Some will heal you, some can be used as weapons or armor, and some can be sold for gold."), 9);
 
     close;