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If you put a color tag in an Actor name it makes it very hard to interact with that object. The command interpreter should be smart enough to ignore color tags so you can still interact despite all the colors.
Some permutations to consider:
[red]red balloon
red [red]balloon
[dred]red [red]balloon
colorful [red]b[dyellow]a[yellow]l[green]l[blue]o[dmagenta]o[cyan]n
Other punctuation, symbols and emoji should get filtered out as well since the command interpreter will filter them out of the input tokens. For your consideration:
> l
(0, 2) Armory
Weapon and armor racks line the walls, and a practice dummy stands forlornly in the
corner.
Exits: east south
"armor" is here.
> get arm
No "target in same room" found for word: ARM
> get ""
You get "armor".
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ArgumentBindings should understand color tags
ArgumentBindings should understand color tags and other punctuation
Sep 4, 2018
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If you put a color tag in an
Actor
name it makes it very hard to interact with that object. The command interpreter should be smart enough to ignore color tags so you can still interact despite all the colors.Some permutations to consider:
Other punctuation, symbols and emoji should get filtered out as well since the command interpreter will filter them out of the input tokens. For your consideration:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: