Comments (7)
Daniel Howe
Mar 5, 2021this is a very interesting idea -- lets discuss how to make the 'rs' twine macro available for others to use
Daniel Howe
Mar 5, 2021link doesn't seem to work for me
John C
Mar 6, 2021hmm, can you try this:
1. right click the link and click "download link file"
2.open twinery.org and click "use it online"
3.click "import from file" and chose the downloaded file
above steps work for me...
Daniel Howe
Mar 6, 2021got it (strange that it has no file extension)
anyhow, currently the 'rs' macro (what you call 'rsEval') works like this:
<<rs 'some (riscript)'>>
I wonder if it instead, it is possible to work like:
<<rs>>
some (riscript)
<<endrs>>
?
John C
Mar 6, 2021I think it is possible by making it a container tag, but some experiment might be needed I guess
Daniel Howe
Mar 6, 2021actually we'd want tags like this
<<rs>> some ( a | b ) <</rs>>
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this works well:
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setup.JSLoaded = false;
setup.lockID = LoadScreen.lock();
importScripts("https://unpkg.com/rita").then(function () {
Macro.add('rs', {
skipArgs: true,
tags: null,
handler: function () {
try {
$(this.output).wiki(RiTa.evaluate(this.payload[0].contents));
}
catch (ex) {
return this.error(`RiScript error: ${typeof ex === 'object' ? ex.message : ex}`);
}
}
});
setup.JSLoaded = true;
Engine.play(passage(), true);
LoadScreen.unlock(setup.lockID);
}).catch(function (err) {
alert(err);
});
John C
Mar 6, 2021cool, and maybe there can be similar macro for grammar too, like
<<rg 'startSymbol'>>
{jsonObject}
<</rg>>
maybe just like this
Macro.add('rg', {
tags: null,
handler: function () {
try {
let json = JSON.parse(this.payload[0].contents);
$(this.output).wiki(RiTa.grammar(json).expand(this.args[0]));
}
catch (ex) {
return this.error(`Grammar error: ${typeof ex === 'object' ? ex.message : ex}`);
}
}
});