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Dynamic Story Scripting with the ink Scripting Language
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When ink was first introduced in Chapter 1, Text, Flow, Choices, and Weaves, the importance of a single line was also discussed. Each line in ink can consist of code, text, or a combination of the two. Depending on the use of other concepts, such as glue or comments, what counts as a single line can often be composed of multiple blocks of text or include notes for the authors as part of a single line. However, in addition to these previously reviewed concepts is another concept that has not previously been discussed: hashtags.
In ink, a new, single hashtag is created when a hash (#
) is used before any text. Starting from the hash (#
) and until the end of that line, any text that appears between the two is considered part of the single tag:
This is text. #This is a tag.
Hashtags in ink are specifically designed to work with other systems. They have no meaning within Inky itself and are shown in the middle of the output: