Issue with Nested Brackets? (2.0.8, Harlowe)

HerrAshmoo

So, I've run into a weird issue with nested square brackets. I have a snippet of code like this:

(elseif: $Acre1A is 1)[\
(if: ($money >= 100)) and ($Crop1Unlock is false))[\
(set: $Crop1Unlock to true)\
Now avaliable: grin emojis!<br>]\
(if: ($money >= 300) and ($Crop2Unlock is false))[\
(set: $Crop2Unlock to true)\
Now avaliable: kiss emojis!<br>]\
(if: ($money >= 500) and ($Crop3Unlock is false))[\
(set: $Crop3Unlock to true)\
Now avaliable: sunglasses emojis!<br>]\
<!-- etc. etc. -->
]\

And, as far as I can tell, that ought to work pretty well, however, Twine seems to think that the bracket at the end of line 4 closes the else-if rather than the open bracket at the end of line two. Because of this, whenever I run this page, all the other ifs end up getting run, regardless of if $Acre1A is 1 or not. Is there a way to trick it into understand which pairs of brackets pair up? Am I making a giant mistake somewhere?

Attached is a screencap of the way the code currently looks in Twine; as you can see, the highlight stops at the wrong bracket, opening the subsequent ifs up to run unchecked.

greyelf

The second line of your example has an extra close bracket after the >= 100 which is causing the second conditional of the (if:) macro to be invalid, which in turn is invalidating the open square bracket that follows that (if:) macro.
eg.

(if: ($money >= 100)) and ($Crop1Unlock is false))[\

... should be:

(if: ($money >= 100) and ($Crop1Unlock is false))[\