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  <include ref="English.aslx" />
  <include ref="Core.aslx" />
  <game name="The Mysterious Courtyard">
    <author>xordevoreaux</author>
    <version>1.0</version>
    <enablehyperlinks />
    <defaultfontsize type="int">10</defaultfontsize>
  </game>

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<asl version="500">
  <include ref="English.aslx" />
  <include ref="Core.aslx" />
  <game name="The Mysterious Courtyard">
    <author>xordevoreaux</author>
    <version>1.0</version>
    <enablehyperlinks />
    <defaultfontsize type="int">10</defaultfontsize>
  </game>

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[[section1]]:
This is section 1. [[Next]](section2)

{some shared text}

[[section2]]:
This is section 2. [Some passage]

[Some passage]:
{some shared text}

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@set score=0

Choose an answer:

[The right answer](right)
[The wrong anser](wrong)

[right]:
@inc score
    squiffy.story.go ("next")

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    $(document).on("click", "#enter-name", function () {
        alert('ok...');
    });

<button id="enter-name">Enter name</button>

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@set a=2
Try two variables the [same](next, b=2) or [different](next, b=3).

[next]:
    set("same", get("a") == get("b"));
    
a = {a}, b = {b}, same = {same}.

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Increase by [one], increase by [ten], see the [[result]].

[one]:
@inc value

Value is {value}.

[ten]:
    set ("value", get("value") + 10);
    

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This is a genuine [link], and this is a <a href="#" class="squiffy-link" onclick="return false" title="This is a tooltip">fake link</a>.

[link]:
You clicked the genuine link.

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    var randomnumber = function rng(min, max) {
      return Math.floor(Math.random() * (max - min) + min);
    }

    set ("mynumber", randomnumber(1,6));

Generated {mynumber}.

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Squiffy is a tool for creating interactive stories. This is sample is stored in a GitHub Gist.

You write your story in a text file. Each choice is represented by a [[new section]]. You can create links to new sections by surrounding them in double square brackets.

[[new section]]:

In addition to sections, Squiffy has the concept of passages. These are sections of text that don't advance the story. For example, you can click this [passage link], and this [other passage link], but the story won't advance until you click this [[section link]].

[passage link]: