DavidGriffith
commented
9 years ago Confirmed. Problem manifests for me. Putting test code directly into the bug report is always welcome.
Constant Story "ifmo15";
Constant Headline "^By A Trizbort User^^^";
Include "Parser";
Include "VerbLib";
Object Jetty "Jetty"
with description
"",
has light;
Object -> item "item",
with
name 'item',
description "An item.",
has
concealed;
[ Initialise;
location = Jetty;
! "^^Your opening paragraph here...^^";
];
Include "Grammar";
jmcb
erkyrath
(I found the password to my original account again, hooray).
To the contrary of my previous report, it now seems that /any/ game I compile results in the following:
This is happening on all interpreters and platforms for me, including the website where I'm hosting daily builds (kind of a challenge a friend set): http://wxwhatever.com/mat/15/play/day05.html That's using an extremely outdated version of Quixe, though, but I wasn't able to work out how to update it and get it to run properly before the start of the month's challenge.
The compiled game can be found at http://wxwhatever.com/mat/15/downloads/mars_05.ulx
In addition, to ensure it wasn't the complexity of the game was that causing problems, I created a "simple" game of a single room with a single object, which results in the same error. Interpreters I've tried: Wingit, Glulxe, and Quixe (of various versions, which can be discovered if you need).
Of note, I compiled test.inf into a z5 and ran it through your latest WindowsFrotz (presumably your, I didn't quadruple-check the archive) with no issues with "take all": clearly it's something to do with glulx compilation.
Zarf suggested somewhere (in another thread) that compiling the debug versions of gluxle and cheapglk would allow you to set a breakpoint for that error and then do a stack trace, but I've not been able to get them to compile on my windows platform, and I don't have access to a unix platform currently.
Test.inf: http://pastebin.com/tJsj9yGe Test.ulx: http://wxwhatever.com/test.ulx Mars5.ulx: http://wxwhatever.com/mat/15/downloads/mars_05.ulx Mars5 in quixe: http://wxwhatever.com/mat/15/play/day05.html Mars5 source: http://wxwhatever.com/mat/15/downloads/mars_05.inf (not complete, as the included libraries have been modified)
Current variables:
Compiler: Inform 6.33N (20th August 2014) (compiled from DavidKindler's repository, checked out ~1 week ago, compiled 1 week ago, for Windows 64bit) Library: From your repository, last commit Jun 6th (~47251182b) (with a local commit to modify behaviour of KeyboardPrimitive to be similar to KeyCharPrimitive, in that you can provide a window argument)
In summary, I'm not really sure what this issue is: library? compiler? interpreter? glulx-specific code? a ghost in my own system?
As I recall last year, you were unable to duplicate the error, but it no longer appears to be related to the found_in function as I suspected.
Look forward to finding a solution!