Dinner at the Long Branch Saloon — 6 of 27

Chapter 5 - Buildings

A building is a kind of room.

A building has text called the front description. The front description of a building is usually "You carefully examine the building."

Understand "examine [any adjacent building]" as examining.

Instead of examining a building (called the target) (this is the examine buildings rule):

let txt be text;

let txt be the front description of the target;

say "[txt][paragraph break]";

The examine buildings rule is listed before the examine undescribed things rule in the carry out examining rules.

Understand "enter [any adjacent building]" as entering.

Understand "get in/into [any adjacent building]" as entering.

Understand "go into/in/inside [any adjacent building]" as entering.

Understand "go [any adjacent building]" as entering.

Instead of entering a building (called the target):

try going inside.