[BUG / CONFIG?] "r -" and "l -" both map to whichever is the first match.

[nww02]

If you attempt to watch for the commands "r" and "l", then they seem to be aliases out of the box, so both will cause whichever is listed first to fire.

Is there a way to "de-alias" them? Should it be like this, or is it a bug?

start_at = my_location

locations {
   my_location : location "You are in a room." ;
}

on_command {
   :match "r -" {
      :print "You typed 'r'";
      :done;
   }

   :match "l -" {
      :print "You typed 'l'";
        :done;
   }
}

As demonstrated here...

Even adding them as separate items in the vocab still has them tied together:-

[nww02]

I have a workaround, which is:-

this seems to allow it to drop through into the other handler.

[ainslec]

if (original "verb" == "l") { .... }

On Wed, Jun 30, 2021 at 4:44 PM nww02 @.***> wrote:

I have a workaround, which is:-

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this seems to allow it to drop through into the other handler.

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[nww02]

Yeah, that works too. So it's not a biggie, but might trip someone up if they're trying to implement "right" and "left" as directions :)

[ainslec]

Closing this as any "solution" would require quite a lot of static analysis, and it's technically a feature not a bug.