Function green_mon

src/muse.c:3268–3307

TRUE if monster appears to be green; we go by the display color. The alternative was to just pick things that seem plausibly green (which didn't necessarily match the categorization by the color of the text). iflags.use_color is not meant for game behavior decisions */

   by the color of the text).
   iflags.use_color is not meant for game behavior decisions */
staticfn boolean
green_mon(struct monst *mon)
{
    struct permonst *ptr = mon->data;

    if (Hallucination)
        return FALSE;
    return (ptr->mcolor == CLR_GREEN || ptr->mcolor == CLR_BRIGHT_GREEN);
#if 0
    if (iflags.use_color)
        return (ptr->mcolor == CLR_GREEN || ptr->mcolor == CLR_BRIGHT_GREEN);
    else {
        /* approximation */
        if (strstri(ptr->pmnames[NEUTRAL], "green")
            || (ptr->pmnames[MALE] && strstri(ptr->pmnames[MALE], "green"))
            || (ptr->pmnames[FEMALE]
                && strstri(ptr->pmnames[FEMALE], "green")))
            return TRUE;
        switch (monsndx(ptr)) {
        case PM_FOREST_CENTAUR:
        case PM_GARTER_SNAKE:
        case PM_GECKO:
        case PM_GREMLIN:
        case PM_HOMUNCULUS:
        case PM_JUIBLEX:
        case PM_LEPRECHAUN:
        case PM_LICHEN:
        case PM_LIZARD:
        case PM_WOOD_NYMPH:
            return TRUE;
        default:
            if (is_elf(ptr) && !is_prince(ptr) && !is_lord(ptr)
                && ptr != &mons[PM_GREY_ELF])
                return TRUE;
            break;
        }
    }
    return FALSE;
#endif
}

/*muse.c*/