Fooling around with I10, I make a minor mistake getting this rather helpful error message:
Problem. You wrote 'Check pushing out' , which seems to introduce a rule taking effect only if the action is 'pushing out'. But that did not make sense as a description of an action. I notice that there's an action called 'Pushing out to', though: perhaps this is what you meant? I am unable to place this rule into any rulebook.
See the manual: 7.1 > 7.1. Actions
Problem. You wrote 'Carry out pushing out' , which seems to introduce a rule taking effect only if the action is 'pushing out'. But that did not make sense as a description of an action. I notice that there's an action called 'Pushing out to', though: perhaps this is what you meant? I am unable to place this rule into any rulebook.
Problem. You wrote 'Report pushing out' , which seems to introduce a rule taking effect only if the action is 'pushing out'. But that did not make sense as a description of an action. I notice that there's an action called 'Pushing out to', though: perhaps this is what you meant? I am unable to place this rule into any rulebook.
the noticing of the mispelled action was the correct nudging, and compiles (of course, there are various issues caused by rust; but this is good, proves the maturity of inform 10, which compiles something not compiled since a pair or so of years…)
It was briefly “Natural Inform”. (The compiler binary is still called ni.) However, Graham decided early on to call it just “Inform”, as distinct from “Inform 6”.
