Someone using some of my extensions reported a bug which turned out not to involve the extensions at all. It seems to be a general I7 bug.
[code]“Bugtesting” by Shadow Wolf
Testing is a room.
Dog is a privately-named animal in Testing. The dog has an indexed text called current-name. The current-name of the dog is “Fido”. Understand the current-name property as describing the dog.
The printed name of the dog is “[current-name of the dog]”. The dog is proper-named.
A muzzle is a kind of thing. A muzzle is part of every animal.
Instead of examining a muzzle, say “[The noun] looks normal.”
Instead of touching a muzzle, say “You touch [the noun] without any errors.”
Test me with “x fido/touch muzzle/x muzzle”[/code]
The output looks like
[code]Testing
You can see Fido here.
test me
(Testing.)
[1] x fido
You see nothing special about Fido.
[2] touch muzzle
You touch Fido’s muzzle without any errors.
[3] x muzzle
[** Programming error: tried to read (something) **]
's muzzle looks normal.
[/code]
I checked Mantis to see if there were other errors with this error message, but the only open one had to do with using the wrong kinds of things in a relation.
The “Programming error” only occurs if using the capitalized form of “[The X]”, where X is the dog’s muzzle.
Any ideas on what’s going wrong here? Should I file a report in Mantis?