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From: kskelm@happy.colorado.edu
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Subject: Re: Text Adventure Source Code
Message-ID: <1991Jun11.002518.1@happy.colorado.edu>
Date: 11 Jun 91 06:25:18 GMT
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In article <LUDDE.91Jun10204709@cyklop.nada.kth.se>, ludde@cyklop.nada.kth.se (Erik Lundevall) writes:
> To: 
> In article <sheley.676564285@convex.convex.com> sheley@convex.com (John "Dumptruck" Sheley) writes:
> 
>>     My advice to you would be to use adl (adventure definition language).  It
>>   will save you a lot of work, as it has: a fairly robust input parser,
>>   code for handling swapping in/out text blocks, and all the database
>>   manipulation routines built into the language.  Best of all, the source
>>   builds on both unix systems and amigas, and your adl source is portable
>>   between either platform.  Definitely a nice package.
>>

     Or if you're in a spending kinda mood, try using Visionary, soon to be
released by Oxxi/Aegis.  

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