See DerivedProperties for an introduction on the basic concept of derived properties. This is just a reference table of the derived properties that are available for interrogation on social verbs.

The table is on precisely the same format as the one in DerivedProperties.

First, per-verb properties:

Property name	Access	Type	Description
verb:imperative	RO	string	The imperative form of the verb, e.g. 'smile' as in 'I command you to smile'
verb:third	RO	string	The third person form of the verb, e.g. 'smiles' as in 'He smiles.'
verb:evoke-allowed	RO	int	If this flag is true, the user may supply an evoke, as in e.g. 'scream'
verb:evoke-required	RO	int	If this flag is true, the user must supply an evoke, as in e.g. 'say'
verb:roles	RO	string *	The role identifiers of the various objects the verb allows
verb:privacy	RO	int	If this flag is true, on-lookers do not see the action, used e.g. in 'whisper'
verb:log-evokes	RO	string	If non-nil, using this verb with an evoke results in the evoke being logged under Admins.SkotOS:LogNodes, as with e.g. 'bug'
verb:connects	RO	int	If this flag is true and the action has a target and the target is an exit detail, the other side of the exit is informed about the action -- used e.g. in 'knock'

Then, per-role properties:

Property name	Access	Type	Description
verb:role:foo:allowed	RO	int	If true, this verb may optionally take an object identified by role 'foo'
verb:role:foo:required	RO	int	If true, this verb always requires an object identified by role 'foo'
verb:role:foo:far	RO	int	If true, the object serving role 'foo' may be acted upon without any proximity changes
verb:role:foo:armslength	RO	int	If true, the object serving role 'foo' may be acted upon with a shared parent prox
verb:role:foo:close	RO	int	If true, the object serving role 'foo' may be acted upon only in close, consent-requiring proximity
verb:role:foo:owned	RO	int	If true, the object serving role 'foo' must be held by the actor
verb:role:foo:prepositions	RO	string *	The prepositions that determine the object serving role 'foo'
verb:role:foo:direct	RO	int	If true, the object serving role 'foo' may appear without a preposition