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Describe the bug
The => target directive does not work on lines with character names. Despite that, it's highlighted in IDE.
=> target
Affected version
To Reproduce
~ start Nathan: Hello => jump_point_2 ~ jump_point_1 Nathan: We are at jump point 1. => END ~ jump_point_2 Nathan: We are at jump point 2. => END
Expected behavior
After "Hello" should show "Hello" and then "We are at jump point 2." Instead, shows "Hello => jump_point_2" and then "We are at jump point 1.".
This does not happen on "responses". For example, this works as expected:
Nathan: Hello - Hello! => jump_point_2
The solution is to move the jump to the next line:
Nathan: Hello => jump_point_2
but the fact that the IDE highlights the jump on the end of character line is confusing and makes it error-prone.
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Describe the bug
The
=> target
directive does not work on lines with character names. Despite that, it's highlighted in IDE.Affected version
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
After "Hello" should show "Hello" and then "We are at jump point 2."
Instead, shows "Hello => jump_point_2" and then "We are at jump point 1.".
This does not happen on "responses". For example, this works as expected:
The solution is to move the jump to the next line:
but the fact that the IDE highlights the jump on the end of character line is confusing and makes it error-prone.
Screenshots
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: