You get two messages if you watch the thin man (Oppenheimer):
>WATCH THIN MAN
Pushing back his porkpie hat, the thin man peers up at the overcast sky.
You notice the thin man glancing at his watch.
This is because OPPIE-F calls I-OPPIE in response to the WATCH action:
<COND (<VERB? WATCH>
<I-OPPIE <>>
<RTRUE>)
Which means it gets called once here, and then once when the timer itself runs. As a result, he will also disappear quicker than he would otherwise have done. But maybe this is how it was intended to work?
You get two messages if you watch the thin man (Oppenheimer):
This is because
OPPIE-FcallsI-OPPIEin response to theWATCHaction:Which means it gets called once here, and then once when the timer itself runs. As a result, he will also disappear quicker than he would otherwise have done. But maybe this is how it was intended to work?