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===Prepositions (and Unclassified words)=== | |||
Example of the preposition 'in', which is classified in the vocab as a preposition (in the template game): | |||
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<syntaxhighlight lang="sci"> // Responds to user input of: 'put key in lock' | |||
(if(Said('put<in/key/lock')) | |||
Print("You put the key in the lock") | |||
)</syntaxhighlight> | |||
Example of the preposition 'with', but has an unclassified word class in the template game: | |||
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<syntaxhighlight lang="sci"> // Responds to user input of: 'open door with key' | |||
(if(Said('open/door/key<with')) | |||
Print("You open the door with the key") | |||
)</syntaxhighlight> | |||
Don't despair with this discrepancy. By setting 'with' to a preposition it will behave just like the 'in' preposition example. | |||
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Prepositions (and Unclassified words)
Example of the preposition 'in', which is classified in the vocab as a preposition (in the template game):
Code:
// Responds to user input of: 'put key in lock'
(if(Said('put<in/key/lock'))
Print("You put the key in the lock")
)
Example of the preposition 'with', but has an unclassified word class in the template game:
Code:
// Responds to user input of: 'open door with key'
(if(Said('open/door/key<with'))
Print("You open the door with the key")
)
Don't despair with this discrepancy. By setting 'with' to a preposition it will behave just like the 'in' preposition example.
References
Also See