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anselme.lua

@@ -55,13 +55,13 @@ local anselme = {
 	-- * `api`, which is incremented at each update which may break Lua API compatibility
 	versions = {
 		save = 2,
-		language = 23,
+		language = 24,
 		api = 5
 	},
 	--- General version number.
 	--
 	-- It is incremented at each update.
-	version = 24,
+	version = 25,
 	--- Currently running [interpreter](#interpreters).
 	-- `nil` if no interpreter running.
 	running = nil

interpreter/common.lua

@@ -538,7 +538,7 @@ common = {
 		-- returns true in case of success
 		-- returns nil, err in case of error
 		make_space_for = function(self, state, type)
-			if #state.interpreter.event_buffer_stack == 0 and state.interpreter.current_event and state.interpreter.current_event.type ~= type then -- FIXME useful?
+			if #state.interpreter.event_buffer_stack == 0 and state.interpreter.current_event and state.interpreter.current_event.type ~= type then
 				return self:manual_flush(state)
 			end
 			return true

notes.txt

@@ -52,6 +52,7 @@ TODO: type system is not super nice to use.
 
 TODO: some sensible way to capture text event in string litterals (string interpolation/subtexts)? -> meh, this means we can capture choice events, and choice events contain their code block, and we don't want to store code blocks in the save file (as code can be updated/translated/whatever)
      ignoring choice events, we might be able to use subtexts in string litterals; using the same code for text lines and text litterals? we would lose tags...
+     -> no. would break ability to switch between two translations of the script as the save would contain the text events from the previous language.
 
 TODO: simplify language, it is much too complicated. Less line types? (var def, func, checkpoint, tag). Rewrite some ad hoc syntax using the expression system?
 

parser/common.lua

@@ -193,7 +193,7 @@ common = {
 				text = rem:match("^%s*}(.*)$")
 			-- start subtext
 			elseif allow_subtext and r:match("^%[") then
-				local exp, rem = common.parse_text(r:gsub("^%[", ""), state, namespace, "text", allow_binops, allow_subtext, true)
+				local exp, rem = common.parse_text(r:gsub("^%[", ""), state, namespace, "text", "#~", allow_subtext, true)
 				if not exp then return nil, rem end
 				if not rem:match("^%]") then return nil, ("expected closing ] at end of subtext before %q"):format(rem) end
 				-- add to text