'Slightly contrived example: two routines
'using the same local label ".loop"
:run_w
#walk w
:.loop
#try w stop
#.loop
'
:run_e
#walk e
:.loop
#try e stop
#.loop
'
:stop
#walk i
---
'Using locals before any globals are defined
:.loop
#take gems 1 .break
#.loop
:.break
---
'Multiple sections with the same name
#end
:touch
Trying to sell you some ammo...
#take gems 10 .skip
#give ammo 10
:.skip
#zap touch
#end
:touch
Trying to sell you some torches...
#take gems 15 .skip
#give torches 5
:.skip
#restore touch
---
'Multiple locals with the same name
#end
:repeat3
:.z
:.z
:.z
#take gems 1 .skip
#give score 1
:.skip
#zap .z
#.z
:.z
---
'Addressing labels with section.local
:touch
:.foo
#end
:touch
:.foo
#end
:shot
'sends to the first one:
#touch.foo
---
@alice
:shared
'this is the 1st section named "shared"
'but its local should correspond with @bob's 2nd "shared"
:.local
#end
:shared
---
@bob
:shared
#end
:shared
'this is the 2nd section named "shared"
'but its local should correspond with @alice's 1st "shared"
:.local