Function obj_pmname

src/do_name.c:1320–1359

mons[]->pmname for a corpse or statue or figurine */

/* mons[]->pmname for a corpse or statue or figurine */
const char *
obj_pmname(struct obj *obj)
{
#if 0   /* ignore saved montraits even when they're available; they determine
         * what a corpse would revive as if resurrected (human corpse from
         * slain vampire revives as vampire rather than as human, for example)
         * and don't necessarily reflect the state of the corpse itself */
    if (has_omonst(obj)) {
        struct monst *m = OMONST(obj);

        /* obj->oextra->omonst->data is Null but ...->mnum is set */
        if (ismnum(m->mnum))
            return pmname(&mons[m->mnum], Mgender(m));
    }
#endif
    if ((obj->otyp == CORPSE || obj->otyp == STATUE || obj->otyp == FIGURINE)
        && ismnum(obj->corpsenm)) {
        int cgend = (obj->spe & CORPSTAT_GENDER),
            mgend = ((cgend == CORPSTAT_MALE) ? MALE
                     : (cgend == CORPSTAT_FEMALE) ? FEMALE
                       : NEUTRAL),
            mndx = obj->corpsenm;

        /* mons[].pmnames[] for monster cleric uses "priest" or "priestess"
           or "aligned cleric"; we want to avoid "aligned cleric [corpse]"
           unless it has been explicitly flagged as neuter rather than
           defaulting to random (which fails male or female check above);
           role monster cleric uses "priest" or "priestess" or "cleric"
           without "aligned" prefix so we switch to that; [can't force
           random gender to be chosen here because splitting a stack of
           corpses could cause the split-off portion to change gender, so
           settle for avoiding "aligned"] */
        if (mndx == PM_ALIGNED_CLERIC && cgend == CORPSTAT_RANDOM)
            mndx = PM_CLERIC;

        return pmname(&mons[mndx], mgend);
    }
    impossible("obj_pmname otyp:%i,corpsenm:%i", obj->otyp, obj->corpsenm);
    return "two-legged glorkum-seeker";
}

/* used by bogusmon(next) and also by init_CapMons(rumors.c);
   bogon_is_pname(below) checks a hard-coded subset of these rather than