Bug - Fixed food helper consumed at chez snootee

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Veracity

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Buy and eat 1 candy mountain oyster for 22 Meat
You gain 3 Adventures
You gain 14 Beefiness
You gain 21 Enchantedness
You gain a Mysticality point!
You gain 18 Roguishness
You acquire an effect: Sugar Rush (10)
You spent 22 Meat
You lose some of an effect: Got Milk (-1)
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I had a jar of swamp honey in inventory. As you can tell, it was used up - and KoL removed it from inventory - but we did not detect that.

I don't know if there was a "you dip the xxx in swamp honey" message - if not, that would be a KoL bug - but we only check for consumption messages in EatItemRequest, and this was a ChezSnooteeRequest.

If there is a message, perhaps we should extract EatItemRequest's consumption helper detection into a new method and use that one from ChezSnooteeRequest - or perhaps CafeRequest; what about the Crimbo Cafe?
 
You dip the carob chunk cookies in swamp honey before you eat it. Mmmmm!

You eat the carob-chunk cookies. You fight the urge to do some yoga.
Adventures You gain 6 Adventures.
You gain 11 Beefiness.
You gain 19 Wizardliness.
You gain 17 Cheek.
Meat You spent 141 Meat.
You lose some of an effect: Got Milk (2 Adventures)
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Confirmed that you get the expected message from Chez Snootee food.
Working on it...
 
Revision 15812 should handle this.

In order to handle all the consumption helpers, I moved fullness processing into the food helper function, too. This also means that mayo should be handled, if needed, for Chez Snootee food.

I notice that Mayodial apparently converts fullness to inebriety, but I don't see anything that does that; we always increment fullness. But, that's an issue for another New Content thread...
 
Veracity said:
I notice that Mayodial apparently converts fullness to inebriety, but I don't see anything that does that; we always increment fullness. But, that's an issue for another New Content thread...
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The code was between Carboloading handling and Mayo Minder processing, but r15812 removed it by accident.
 
Actually, no - I moved that to the end where it actually adjusts your fullness. I.e., I got rid of the "reduceFullness" variable.

OK, fine - I see how that works now. Mayodiol only converts a single fullness to inebriety - which we pick up from api/charpane.
 
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