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Harlowe 1.1.0 bug reports
When you notice any bugs with Harlowe 1.1.0 (which is now publicly released) that cause your stories and projects to stop working or behave unlike how they did before, do report them here and I will try my best to investigate the issue.
Examine the change log first, though, to see whether the difference was intended to be deliberate (and to agree or disagree whether or not this change was valid).
I should warn that issues involving intricate story CSS, or story Javascript that's particularly dependant on the internals of Harlowe, may not be satisfactorily solvable. My apologies in advance if this becomes the case.
Examine the change log first, though, to see whether the difference was intended to be deliberate (and to agree or disagree whether or not this change was valid).
I should warn that issues involving intricate story CSS, or story Javascript that's particularly dependant on the internals of Harlowe, may not be satisfactorily solvable. My apologies in advance if this becomes the case.
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Annoying little problem with the new version. All my inline HTML is no more transformed to markup, as it was in previous version but now displayed verbatim on the screen.
<img src="chaperon.png" /> is not very nice instead of my picture...
The problem seems to be that the signs < and > are converted to
Is a bog inside Harlowe 1.1.0 or have I missed somtehing in the release notes ?
I'm using Twine 2.0.7 local app on Mint 17.1
Thanks a lot for your advice.
Moved from the beta thread.
From the last 1.1 beta, this passage:
Becomes this:
I imported from the offline beta to the online release version using Chrome (43.0.2357.130) and Windows 7 x64.
Save your twine by publishing it to file first.
Then, on the menu bar at the bottom of the screen, toward the right, there is a "Quick Find" field. Click the square icon in it.
Replace: With: And replace: With:
Of course, if you use that code legitimately in your twine, it will also be replaced.
No guarantees, but it worked for me.
eg: Throw the ball will output "Throw Operation.Identifier.It"
eg: No ball to throw will give an "Unexpected Token" error.
And adding single apostrophes to tell it to use it as it is doesn't work either (i.e: Throw the ball still gives broken outputs).
Could you attach a test HTML file showing this bug, please?
that works and that is nice an all... but in my story it sometimes say &amp;lt; or&amp;gt; i guess i have to do the same with those.. but just saying.. also for me. this happens every time i close twine, so it is rather annoying...
Guess it depends on whether it keeps happening for you-- Sharpe doesn't seem to be having the recurring issue some of us are.
i think it is rather about my computer being bad that it is happening every time twine start. no one else seem to have the problem that often. also there was a fix? didn't see that....
oh, well that isn't a permanent fix, i have to do it every time i close and have to open twine x) but it is working.. yeah...
It's not just you, mine is doing the same thing, and my computer isn't great but it's not terrible either. I think it's just a weird bug.
However, this morning when I checked in, it dawned on my stupid, dumb-witted brain that the markup issue would most likely be one with the new Twine 2.0.7, not with Harlowe.
I e-mailed Chris just to make sure. If he says it's a Harlowe issue, then never mind, but if he confirms it's an issue with Twine 2 instead, then bug reports related to Twine 2 rather than Harlowe should be made in this thread: http://twinery.org/forum/discussion/3068/twine-2-0-7
found the solution anyway, just don't close twine *chuckles* think i have had it up for like 6 hours now.... and when i had to go out for an hour i just backed up the files and left it open x)