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Startup rules
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inform7/Internal/Inter/BasicInformKit/Sections/Utilities.i6t
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@ -63,6 +63,7 @@ helpful code here: the fallbacks here are basic.
=
[ PLATFORM_SPECIFIC_STARTUP_R addr res;
rfalse;
];
[ DebugAction a anames str;

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inform7/Tests/Test Internals/_Results_Ideal/Index-Chart.txt
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@ -958,7 +958,7 @@ Rooms are arranged in a map.<br>
world that is not a room. People, pieces of scenery, furniture, doors and
mislaid umbrellas might all be examples, and so might more surprising things
like the sound of birdsong or a shaft of sunlight.<br>
<i>Usually</i> unlit <i>not</i> lit, inedible <i>not</i> edible, portable <i>not</i> fixed in place, described <i>not</i> undescribed, unmarked for listing <i>not</i> marked for listing, mentioned <i>not</i> unmentioned.<br>
<i>Usually</i> unlit <i>not</i> lit, inedible <i>not</i> edible, portable <i>not</i> fixed in place, described <i>not</i> undescribed, unmarked for listing <i>not</i> marked for listing, unmentioned <i>not</i> mentioned.<br>
<i>Usually not</i> scenery, wearable, pushable between rooms, handled.<br>
<i>Can have</i> description (<i>text</i>), initial appearance (<i>text</i>), matching key (<i>object</i>).<br>
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inform7/extensions/standard_rules/Sections/Variables and Rulebooks.w
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@ -488,10 +488,7 @@ Z-machine interpreters such as InfoTaskForce and Zip it was a necessity because
of the way they buffered output. On modern windowed ones it still helps to
space the opening text better.
(b) The "position player in model world rule" completes the initial
construction of the spatial model world.
(c) The "update chronological records rule" is described in further detail
(b) The "update chronological records rule" is described in further detail
below, since it appears both here and also in the turn sequence rulebook.
Here it's providing us with a baseline of initial truths from which we can
later assess conditions such as "the marble door has been open". A subtle
@ -503,6 +500,9 @@ Dining Room for three turns". It's as if the player teleports into an
already-existing world, like some Star Trek crewman, just in time for the
first command.
(c) The "position player in model world rule" completes the initial
construction of the spatial model world.
(d) The "start in the correct scenes rule" ensures that we start out
in the correct scenes. (This can't wait, because it's just conceivable
that somebody has written a rule with a preamble like "When play
@ -511,16 +511,17 @@ Entire Game begins.) That completes the necessary preliminaries before
ordinary I7 rules can be run.
=
The initial whitespace rule is listed first in the after starting the virtual machine rules.
The initial whitespace rule is listed in the after starting the virtual machine rules.
The initial whitespace rule translates into Inter as "INITIAL_WHITESPACE_R".
The position player in model world rule is listed in the after starting the virtual machine rules.
The position player in model world rule translates into Inter as "POSITION_PLAYER_IN_MODEL_R".
The update chronological records rule is listed in the after starting the virtual machine rules.
The update chronological records rule translates into Inter as "UPDATE_CHRONOLOGICAL_RECORDS_R".
After starting the virtual machine (this is the start in the correct scenes rule):
The position player in model world rule is listed in the after starting the virtual machine rules.
The position player in model world rule translates into Inter as "POSITION_PLAYER_IN_MODEL_R".
The start in the correct scenes rule is listed in the after starting the virtual machine rules.
This is the start in the correct scenes rule:
follow the scene changing rules.
@ The remaining rules, though, are fair game for alteration, and as if to