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Weird bug in harlowe click macro
I don't know if anyone else has come across this one ... If I am using a click macro and in the attached hook I end a sentence with 'The boy is aged about 10.' it throws an error ...
The (click:) macro should be assigned to a variable or attached to a hook.
It also seems to format subsequent text in the hook as if it were the first item in a numbered list, i.e.
1. blahblahblah (but indented).
If I end the sentence with any other number (e.g. 'The boy is aged about 9.') there seems to be no problem.
It's not exactly the end of the world and is easily worked around, but I find myself wondering if it's a known issue, and if anyone has come across anything similar.
Cheers
GL
The (click:) macro should be assigned to a variable or attached to a hook.
It also seems to format subsequent text in the hook as if it were the first item in a numbered list, i.e.
1. blahblahblah (but indented).
If I end the sentence with any other number (e.g. 'The boy is aged about 9.') there seems to be no problem.
It's not exactly the end of the world and is easily worked around, but I find myself wondering if it's a known issue, and if anyone has come across anything similar.
Cheers
GL
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