Lucy
Example 92
★Occasionally we will want to replace the player's question topic with another of our own devising. We can do this in the simplest possible case like so:
"Lucy"
The International Boardgame Championship is a room. Lucy is a woman in the Championship.
Instead of asking Lucy about "checkers":
try asking Lucy about "games".
Instead of asking Lucy about "games",
say "'I don't like games,' she sniffs."
Test me with "ask lucy about checkers / ask lucy about games".
Test me with "ask lucy about checkers / ask lucy about games".
International Boardgame Championship
You can see Lucy here.
>(Testing.)
>[1] ask lucy about checkers
"I don't like games," she sniffs.
>[2] ask lucy about games
"I don't like games," she sniffs.
You can see Lucy here.
>(Testing.)
>[1] ask lucy about checkers
"I don't like games," she sniffs.
>[2] ask lucy about games
"I don't like games," she sniffs.
Note that this syntax did not work in older versions of Inform; it is now safe.