Changed a zillion instances of ebf_error("foo", token_text) to ebf_curtoken_error("foo").
ebf_error_recover(), in directs.c, always uses ebf_curtoken_error().
ebf_curtoken_error() is smart(-ish) about displaying what token_text says.
Global "foo";
Global 'bar';
Global 'x';
Global 123;
line 4: Error: Expected new global variable name but found string "foo"
line 5: Error: Expected new global variable name but found dict word 'bar'
line 6: Error: Expected new global variable name but found char 'x'
line 7: Error: Expected new global variable name but found 123
Changed a zillion instances of
ebf_error("foo", token_text)toebf_curtoken_error("foo").ebf_error_recover(), in directs.c, always uses ebf_curtoken_error().
ebf_curtoken_error() is smart(-ish) about displaying what
token_textsays.Covers https://github.com/DavidKinder/Inform6/issues/213 .