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* Precedence
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(Shirts constructed from component parts; Some Assembly Required)
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Building different styles of shirt from component sleeves and collars.
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We now have the mechanisms in place to do some fairly sophisticated renaming of objects. For instance:
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{*}"Some Assembly Required"
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Garment type is a kind of value. The garment types are vest, t-shirt, polo shirt, mandarin blouse, button-down, shell, experiment.
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Every turn:
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assign identities.
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When play begins: assign identities.
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To assign identities:
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repeat with item running through torsos:
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reassess item.
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To reassess (item - a torso):
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if the number of things which are part of the item is 0:
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now garment type of the item is vest;
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rule succeeds;
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if exactly two short sleeves are part of the item:
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if a collar is part of the item,
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now garment type of the item is polo shirt;
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otherwise now garment type of the item is t-shirt;
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rule succeeds;
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if exactly two long sleeves are part of the item:
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if a collar is part of the item,
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now garment type of the item is button-down;
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otherwise now garment type of the item is mandarin blouse;
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rule succeeds;
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if a collar is part of the item and the number of sleeves which are part of the item is 0, now garment type of the item is shell;
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otherwise now garment type of the item is experiment.
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Before cutting something which is worn by the player:
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try taking off the noun.
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Instead of cutting something when something is part of the noun:
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say "You cut up [the noun], snipping off [a list of things which are part of the noun].";
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now every thing which is part of the noun is in the holder of the noun.
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Instead of cutting something which is part of something:
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say "You carefully snip [the noun] free.";
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now the player carries the noun.
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Rule for printing the name of a torso: say "[garment type]".
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A torso is a kind of thing. A torso is always wearable. Understand "shirt" or "blouse" as a torso. A torso has a garment type. Understand the garment type property as describing a torso. A sleeve is a kind of thing. A short sleeve is a kind of sleeve. A long sleeve is a kind of sleeve. A collar is a kind of thing.
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Understand "sew [something] to [something]" as affixing it to. Affixing it to is an action applying to two things. Carry out affixing something to something: now the noun is part of the second noun. Report affixing something to something: assign identities; say "You sew [the noun] on, creating [a second noun]." Understand the command "stitch" as "sew".
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Instead of affixing something to something when the second noun is worn: say "You're wearing [the second noun]!"
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Instead of affixing a torso to something:
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if the second noun is a torso, say "Couture for Siamese twins is a daring field, but a bit of a niche market.";
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otherwise try affixing the second noun to the noun.
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Instead of affixing a sleeve to something when at least two sleeves are part of the second noun: say "[The second noun] already sports [a list of sleeves that are part of the second noun]."
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Instead of affixing a collar to something when a collar is part of the second noun: say "[The second noun] already sports [a list of collars that are part of the second noun]."
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Instead of examining something when something is part of the noun: say "Stitched to [the noun] [is-are a list of things which are part of the noun]."
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Here is where the issue of precedence arises. We want to encourage Inform to select a cuttable object that is part of something else, rather than one of the spares:
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{**}Definition: a thing is removable if it is part of something. Understand "cut [removable thing]" as cutting.
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The Boutique is a room. "Still festively strewn with the confetti and streamers of the Grand Opening party, and still almost totally customer-free."
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The player carries a torso. The player carries three short sleeves. The player carries two long sleeves. The player carries two collars.
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Test me with "sew collar to shirt / i / sew short sleeve to shirt / g / i / x polo shirt / cut collar / i / cut shirt / sew long sleeve to shirt / i / sew long sleeve to shirt / i / sew collar to shirt / g / i / wear button-down".
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