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Kernigh wrote: | |||
: Since Wesnoth 1.1.5, all simple substitution was eliminated in favor of complex substitution, which is more versatile. | |||
There is no source for this claim, and my tests contradict it: In wesnoth 1.2.5, the WML snippet | |||
{VARIABLE foo_bar 42} | |||
{VARIABLE b bar} | |||
[gold] | |||
side=1 | |||
amount=$foo_$b | |||
[/gold] | |||
does nothing, but | |||
{VARIABLE foo_bar 42} | |||
{VARIABLE b bar} | |||
{VARIABLE_OP temp format $foo_$b} | |||
[gold] | |||
side=1 | |||
amount=$temp | |||
[/gold] | |||
adds 42 gold to side 1. I have therefore reverted the edit. Please only change the content of this page if you are sure you are right. | |||
[[User:Meriton|Meriton]] 15:25, 15 July 2007 (CEST) | |||
Revision as of 13:25, 15 July 2007
Kernigh wrote:
- Since Wesnoth 1.1.5, all simple substitution was eliminated in favor of complex substitution, which is more versatile.
There is no source for this claim, and my tests contradict it: In wesnoth 1.2.5, the WML snippet
{VARIABLE foo_bar 42}
{VARIABLE b bar}
[gold]
side=1
amount=$foo_$b
[/gold]
does nothing, but
{VARIABLE foo_bar 42}
{VARIABLE b bar}
{VARIABLE_OP temp format $foo_$b}
[gold]
side=1
amount=$temp
[/gold]
adds 42 gold to side 1. I have therefore reverted the edit. Please only change the content of this page if you are sure you are right.
Meriton 15:25, 15 July 2007 (CEST)