[Sugarcane] Refreshing Passage with state.display()?

Sharpe

In Sugarcane, how does one refresh a passage?

I have something like this:

Name: <<print $player.name>>
Level: <<print $player.level>>
HP: <<print $player.HP>>
MP: <<print $player.HP>>
XP: <<print $player.XP>>
Gold: <<print $player.gold>>

You buy a weapon!

<<set $player.gold = $player.gold - $price>>

The passage still shows $player.gold as it was before the change.

Can I use state.display() somehow to refresh what's on the screen? If it takes JavaScript script passage, I won't know how to write it for Twine, so help in that regard is appreciated.

The passage's name is "Purchase" so I tried <<set state.display('Purchase');>> but that didn't work.

Thanks!

narF

The <<set ...>> are executed in order. So can't you just put your

<<set $player.gold = $player.gold - $price>>

above all the rest?

Sharpe

No. That's not the real code. This is:

<span id="box">Name: <<print $player.name>><br>
Level: <<print $player.level>><br>
HP: <<print $player.HP>><br>
MP: <<print $player.HP>><br>
XP: <<print $player.XP>><br>
Gold: <<print $player.gold>><br></span>

<span id="content">

<<if $place eq "armory">>

<<if $player.gold gte $price>>

<<set $player.gold = $player.gold - $price>>

"Thank you!"<br><br>

You received a <<print $itemName>>.<br><br>

<<if $itemName eq "Club">>

<<set $weaopn = {
name: "club",
attack: 5,
}>>

<<elseif $itemName eq "Axe">>

<<set $weaopn = {
name: "axe",
attack: 10,
}>>

<<elseif $itemName eq "Sword">>

<<set $weaopn = {
name: "sword",
attack: 15,
}>>

<<elseif $itemName eq "Leather Armor">>

<<set $player.armor = 5>>

<<elseif $itemName eq "Mail Armor">>

<<set $player.armor = 10>>

<<elseif $itemName eq "Plate Armor">>

<<set $player.armor = 10>>

<<endif>>

[[OK|Place]]

<<else>>

"I'm sorry. You don't have enough money."<br><br>

[[OK|Place]]

<<endif>>

<<endif>>


<<if $place eq "healer">>

"Let your wounds be healed."<br><br>

<<set $player.gold = $player.gold - $price>>
<<set $player.HP = $player.maxHP>>

[[Return to Town|Town]]<br><br>

<<endif>>


<<if $place eq "apothecary">>

<<if $player.gold gte $price>>

<<set $player.gold = $player.gold - $price>>

You received a <<print $itemName>>.

<<else>>

"I'm sorry. You don't have enough money."<br><br>

[[Return to Town|Town]]

<<endif>>

<<endif>>


<<if $place eq "inn">>

<<if $player.gold gte $price>>

<<set $player.gold = $player.gold - $price>>

<<set $time = 0>>

You sleep at the inn.<br><br>

"I trust your stay was a good one? I'll see you later."<br><br>

[[Return to Town|Town]]<br><br>

<<else>>

"I'm sorry. You don't have enough money."<br><br>

[[Return to Town|Town]]

<<endif>>

<<endif>>

</span>

As you can see, it's much more complicated than that.

Even if I could jury rig it somehow, the point is, I would like to know how to use state.display(). I have a game that uses it, but Henry Soule wrote the code and I can't figure out how to adapt it.

<<set state.display('StoryRegions Module','','offscreen');>>

"StoryRegions Module" is a script passage. Don't know what the "offscreen" does, but I've tried adding it (or not adding it, like above) and couldn't get it to work.