Added chapter 12.

[ibg.git] / chapters / 05.rst

diff --git a/chapters/05.rst b/chapters/05.rst
index 87b89887f52b37394bf204c21bfe7f89c197005e..ca11e0b614be7cc50eaff61a5990c3beeb6d1f14 100644 (file)
--- a/chapters/05.rst
+++ b/chapters/05.rst
@@ -7,7 +7,16 @@
    | *I was an innkeeper, who loved to carouse;*
    | *J was a joiner, and built up a house.*
 
    | *I was an innkeeper, who loved to carouse;*
    | *J was a joiner, and built up a house.*
 

-In even the simplest story, there's bound to be scope for the player to
+.. only:: html
+
+  .. image:: /images/picI.png
+     :align: left
+
+.. raw:: latex
+
+    \dropcap{i}
+
+n even the simplest story, there's bound to be scope for the player to

 attempt activities that you hadn't anticipated.  Sometimes there may be
 alternative ways of approaching a problem: if you can't be sure which
 approach the player will take, you really ought to allow for all
 attempt activities that you hadn't anticipated.  Sometimes there may be
 alternative ways of approaching a problem: if you can't be sure which
 approach the player will take, you really ought to allow for all


@@ -252,7 +261,7 @@ This time, however, we've done it using one statement rather than two.  It
 turns out that the sequence "``print`` a string which ends with a newline
 character, and then ``return true``" is so frequently needed that there's a
 special statement which does it all.  That is, this single statement (where
 turns out that the sequence "``print`` a string which ends with a newline
 character, and then ``return true``" is so frequently needed that there's a
 special statement which does it all.  That is, this single statement (where

-you'll note that the string doesn't need to end in ``^``)::
+you'll note that the string *doesn't* need to end in ``^``)::

 
      print_ret "It's such a lovely day -- much too nice to go inside.";
 
 
      print_ret "It's such a lovely day -- much too nice to go inside.";
 


@@ -458,7 +467,7 @@ The extended ``if`` statement::
     if (bird in nest && nest in branch) deadflag = 2;
 
 should now be read as: "Test whether the ``bird`` is currently in (or on)
     if (bird in nest && nest in branch) deadflag = 2;
 
 should now be read as: "Test whether the ``bird`` is currently in (or on)

-the ``nest``, and whether the ``nest`` is currently on (or in) the
+the ``nest``, *and* whether the ``nest`` is currently on (or in) the

 ``branch``; if both parts are ``true``, set the value of ``deadflag`` to 2;
 otherwise, do nothing".
 
 ``branch``; if both parts are ``true``, set the value of ``deadflag`` to 2;
 otherwise, do nothing".