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@ -347,7 +347,7 @@ To say only -- ending say_first_time (documented at phs_firsttime):
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@ Now some visual effects, which may or may not be rendered the way the user
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@ Now some visual effects, which may or may not be rendered the way the user
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hopes: that's partly up to the virtual machine, unfortunately.
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hopes: that's partly up to the virtual machine, unfortunately.
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See test case |BIP-SayOneOf|, though since |intest| runs on plain text only,
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See test case |BIP-SayFonts|, though since |intest| runs on plain text only,
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you may need to run this in the Inform application to be convinced.
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you may need to run this in the Inform application to be convinced.
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@ -947,7 +947,7 @@ To seed the random-number generator with (N - number)
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(documented at ph_seed):
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(documented at ph_seed):
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(- VM_Seed_RNG({N}); -).
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(- VM_Seed_RNG({N}); -).
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@ A novel feature of Inform is that there is a default value of any kind: fpr
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@ A novel feature of Inform is that there is a default value of any kind: for
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example, it is 0 for a number, or the empty text for text. When Inform compiles
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example, it is 0 for a number, or the empty text for text. When Inform compiles
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a value of a given kind but isn't told what value to compile, it always
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a value of a given kind but isn't told what value to compile, it always
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chooses the default, which is why the following definition works.
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chooses the default, which is why the following definition works.
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@h Title.
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@h Title.
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Every Inform 7 extension begins with a standard titling line and a
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Every Inform 7 extension begins with a standard titling line and a
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rubric text, and this are no exception:
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rubric text, and this is no exception:
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Version [[Version Number]] of Basic Inform by Graham Nelson begins here.
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Version [[Version Number]] of Basic Inform by Graham Nelson begins here.
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@h Using the list-writer.
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@h Using the list-writer.
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One of the most powerful features of Inform 6 was its list-writer, a lengthy
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One of the most powerful features of Inform 6 was its list-writer, a lengthy
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piece of I6 code wbich now lives on as Inter code, in the |srules| template:
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piece of I6 code which now lives on as Inter code, in the |srules| template:
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see "ListWriter.i6t". The following phrases control it:
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see "ListWriter.i6t". The following phrases control it:
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@ -104,12 +104,12 @@ Definition: a scene is happening if I6 condition "scene_status-->(*1-1)==1"
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says so (it is currently taking place).
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says so (it is currently taking place).
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@h Kinds.
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@h Kinds.
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Basic Imform provides the kind "object", but no specialisations of it. We
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Basic Inform provides the kind "object", but no specialisations of it. We
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will use objects to represent physical objects and locations, with the
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will use objects to represent physical objects and locations, with the
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hierarchy given below. (The template code assumes these kinds will be
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hierarchy given below. (The template code assumes these kinds will be
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declared in this order, so be careful rearranging them.)
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declared in this order, so be careful rearranging them.)
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Note the two alterative plural definitions for the word "person", with
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Note the two alternative plural definitions for the word "person", with
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"people" being defined earlier to make it the default: "persons" is
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"people" being defined earlier to make it the default: "persons" is
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correct, but "people" is more idiomatically usual.
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correct, but "people" is more idiomatically usual.
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