I check every time, and there isn’t any. It seems to have a problem with Definitions, saying “but this seems to give something a name which contains double-quoted text, which is not allowed.”
Post a small, complete program demonstrating the problem, and we’ll be able to help.
Is “double-quoted text” just Informs way of talking about “text inside quotation marks”?
Perhaps you just forgot to finish off the previous line - forgot an ; or an .
Otherwise, yeah, posting some code would help!
Yeah, double-quoted text is just text inside quotation marks–and you’re right, this can often happen when you leave out the punctuation after a line. For instance, this code:
Kitchen is a room.
There is a thing called a bean
"This is a bean on the floor."
will give the double-quoted text error, because Inform thinks we’re trying to name the object ‘bean “This is a bean on the floor.”’
To the original poster: The error message should tell you the entire string that it thinks is the double-quoted name. Find that in your code, and that’s where you probably need to add a period or semicolon.
Thanks, problem solved!