The text is somewhat scattered by the compilation process, but you can extract it easily enough from the source text. For instance, here's a Perl script:
Code:
use Switch;
$commentDepth=0;
$inString=0;
while(($count=read STDIN,$character,1)!=0){
switch($character){
case('['){
++$commentDepth;
}
case(']'){
--$commentDepth;
}
case('"'){
if(!$commentDepth){
if($inString){
print "\"\n";
}
$inString=!$inString;
}
}
}
if($inString){
print $character;
}
}
Save it, enter
Code:
perl -f "/path/to/script.perl" < "/path/to/project.inform/Source/story.ni" > "/path/to/file/where/strings/should/be/saved.text"
on the command line, and you should get a list of texts. You might have to repeat the process for any extensions you're including. (I am assuming, of course, that you have Perl installed.)
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