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Links are not evaluated inside macros: (either:[[Continue|Jubilee]],[[Continue|Missing Scout]])
Do you have a suggestion for an alternate way that I could accomplish this that would work with the importer. I just want to give a random continue option. I tried this and it didnt work either:
(set: $coinflip to (either:(true,false))) (if: $coinflip is true)[[[Continue|Jubilee]]] (else:)[[[Continue|Missing Scout]]]
It works it twine. Thanks!
I'm not sure why that didn't work - I'll have to check. But this should work:
(link-goto: "Continue", (either: "Jubilee", "Missing Scout"))
On Sun, Jul 2, 2017 at 7:33 AM Royce Rogers [email protected] wrote:
Do you have a suggestion for an alternate way that I could accomplish this that would work with the importer. I just want to give a random continue option. I tried this and it didnt work either:
(set: $coinflip to (either:(true,false))) (if: $coinflip is true)[[[Continue|Jubilee]]] (else:)[[[Continue|Missing Scout]]]
Thanks!
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Works great! Thank you. I seem to get the error anytime I use something like:
(set: $coinflip to (either:(true,false)))
Also with random(1,2) or anything like that, dunno if that. Anyways thanks so much for the help!
Following work is underway:
=========== added support for (untested):
(str:) (reversed:) whitespace between macro and hook 2nd last, -2 index - behavior changed enchant multiple hooks (no code gen support yet) count with multiple inputs
=========== need to test behavior of following before implementing/fixing:
(print:(go-to:"Foo")) hook names on if, else etc. bodies $a < 4 and 5 $a is < 3, $a is not > 3 The (move:) macro now accepts multiple into values, like (put:).
=========== things to consider:
is a / is an / matches cycling-link / bind click-goto link-reveal-goto link-show ~~ strikethrough / del? dataset printing
=========== will not support the following: store command in variable, e.g. $cmd = (replace:?1) --> $cmd[Hey] (set: $x to [[Go down->Cellar]]) column markup