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Some documentation about what checkgamebook.py will do.
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do some experimentation to find a way that creates results
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you like.
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** Check Gamebook
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The included *checkgamebook.py* script can be used to run tests
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on a book and warn about things that do not look right.
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To use it first generate a *debug* output file version of
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the book, using the same flags (eg include-tags) as when
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formatting the real book. Then run *checkgamebook.py bookname.debug*.
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(TODO: Currently does not really test anything. The idea
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is that it should do things like trying to tell you about
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sections that can not be reached, or items that are required
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before they can possibly have been found.)
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** Number Map Files
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Whenever formatgamebook.py runs it looks for a file with the same
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name as the output file, but with a .map suffix (eg output.map if
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use the number of some section for something outside of
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the gamebook itself.
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** Gamebook Format
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The input file expected by the formatgamebook.py script must be in a
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format containing information about all sections in the book
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plus some optional metadata. The format should (when TBD) be documented
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