This doesn’t work:
[code]Test is a room.
A person has a number called the divine favour.
To decide which number is the divine favour:
decide on the divine favour of the player.
When play begins: showme whether or not the divine favour is greater than 0.[/code]
This gets the same error:
[code]To decide which number is the divine favour:
Let n be a number;
Now n is the divine favour of the player;
decide on n;
When play begins: showme whether or not the divine favour is greater than 0.[/code]
But this works fine:
[code]To decide which number is the divine favour:
decide on the divine favour of the player.
When play begins:
Let n be a number;
Now n is the divine favour of the player;
showme whether or not n is greater than 0.[/code]
And so does this:
When play begins:
showme whether or not the divine favour of the player is greater than 0.
And even this works:
[code]To decide which number is the favour of (servant - a person) with (mistress - a person):
decide on divine favour of servant;
When play begins:
showme whether or not the favour of the player with yourself is greater than 0.[/code]
Why? Is there any way to make this phrase work so it won’t give me hell? (I’m trying to maintain backward compatibility with the divine favour variable in Kerkerkruip)
