The story genre is "[>>2,>4]". The release number is 1. The story headline is "[>>6,7]". The story description is "[>>8,9]" The story creation year is 2010.
Name:
Anonymous2010-06-01 15:51
Pornography
Name:
Anonymous2010-06-01 15:54
THE
Name:
Anonymous2010-06-01 16:01
SICP XD
Name:
Anonymous2010-06-01 16:21
ERADICATION
Name:
Anonymous2010-06-01 16:22
I AM
Name:
Anonymous2010-06-01 16:28
an EXPERT PROGRAMMER
Name:
Anonymous2010-06-01 16:29
From rags to riches -- a story of one beginner programmer who
Name:
Anonymous2010-06-01 16:40
haxxed his own anus.
Name:
Anonymous2010-06-01 16:41
developed ENTERPRISE QUALITY SOLUTIONS following Frozenvoid's code examples.
“THE ERADICATION developed ENTERPRISE QUALITY SOLUTIONS following Frozenvoid's code examples.” by Gerald Sussman.
Genre: Pornography SICP XD
Headline: I AM an EXPERT PROGRAMMER
Description: From rags to riches ─ a story of one beginner programmer who haxxed his own anus.
"THE ERADICATION developed ENTERPRISE QUALITY SOLUTIONS following Frozenvoid's code examples." by Gerald Sussman.
The story genre is "Pornography SICP XD". The release number is 1. The story headline is "I AM an EXPERT PROGRAMMER". The story description is "From rags to riches: a story of one beginner programmer who haxxed his own anus." The story creation year is 2010.
[Here is our starting point]
The Basement is a room. "The sullen gray walls of your parents basement are dimly illuminated by your workstation's four LCD screens."
The computer is in the Basement. Instead of taking the computer, say "Your workstation is not portable."
This is the report produced by Inform 7 (build 5Z71) on its most recent run through:
Problem. You wrote 'But I live in my parent's attic, not their basement !' : but I can't find a verb here that I know how to deal with, so I am ignoring this sentence altogether. (I notice there's a comma here, which is sometimes used to abbreviate rules which would normally be written with a colon - for instance, 'Before taking: say "You draw breath."' can be abbreviated to 'Before taking, say...' - but that's only allowed for Before, Instead and After rules. I mention all this in case you meant this sentence as a rule in some rulebook, but used a comma where there should have been a colon ':'?
After learning Inform 6, this Inform 7 looks like garbage to me (even though deep down I know it's a little better.)
Funny thing though: port the Inform "library" to your preferred OO language and you basically have a much better I-F programming language. The "library" is more of a sophisticated game engine. (The library is the run time entry point, your code is not.)