Closed curiousdannii-testing closed 2 years ago
https://github.com/ganelson/inform/commit/45b53fca2218a6d9da707f47fec8d07ca336a7cf
Comment by Graham Nelson:
This was subtle, and nothing really to do with table cells. In certain situations, "24th Street" was being read as asking for the twenty-fourth "Street", and that was being (rightly) rejected, but the possibility of "24th" being part of the name itself and not used as a determiner was not always being checked.
Reported by : lizzard
Description :
While using Emily Short's Transit System extension, I realized that destinations defined in tables can't start with a number. Room names legitimately can start with a number, for example, 24th Street, but they don't work in a table. This seems to hold true for other uses of tables (it isn't something associated with the extension).
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Additional information :
Here's the error message:
Problem. In 'Table of bus stops' , I'm reading the text '24th Street' in column 2 (destination) of row 2, but I don't know what this means.
imported from: [Mantis 2087] Objects in tables can't start with a numberThis should usually be a value, like a number or a piece of text, or a blank entry marker '--', but in some circumstances it can also be an action (such as 'taking the box'), or a kind (such as 'a number') to show what sort of values will go into an otherwise blank row.