Closed increpare closed 4 months ago
Needs more info.
here's a simpler example:
a_or_b = a or b
[ c ] -> [ a no a_or_b ]
[ d ] -> [ no a_or_b b ]
what's the problem? somewhat unclear semantics - it's somewhat paradoxical-seeming typing "no a_or_b a" on the right-hand side of a rule. on the other hand, the only sensible way to interpret it is "remove the property, and add the non-property"
simplifying it further, even this is allowed:
[ c ] -> [ a no a ]
this is a catastrophically simplified variant of the first instruction, that could trigger a warning (the way that it does if it's on the left-hand side
[ a no a ] -> [ ]
).
But, I think this is fine overall. It's something of a spooky corner of rule-semantics, with some degenerate forms, but it seems that it always has either one meaningful interpretation, or else is nonsense.
v. complex example, needs to be simplified https://www.puzzlescript.net/editor.html?hack=43cebc58529f81ed86279ca7b3117820