Ok yes! Can custom-handle the event with my own logic in the card. Really nice and simple. I'll try to make a minimal project to demonstrate the kinds of workflow im interested in doing with this and share it around!
Hi! Haven't been able to find any discussion on this exact topic, apologies if I've missed a solution sitting right in my face.
Messing with Ply and Twee once more. I wanted to create a link that might shoot out an event when clicked, but not link between Passages. If I could define custom syntax, it might look something like:
```
:: LinkingPassage
There's a lightswitch. <Click!->flickswitch>
[[Whatever.->SomeOtherPassage]]
``` `Click!` would show up as a hyperlink that would send the event `flickswitch` out to the deck when clicked. Now, there are some horrible ways I could do this, like linking to a passage with some tags (`SpawnDogImage`) that I ingest somewhere as in the twee.deck example, then run some logic that adds my dog image to the deck then renders the previous passage, maybe changing some state to change how the passage is rendered. Obviously, this feels pretty gross.
Is there an idiomatic way to emit an event when clicking on a rich text link in Decker that I'm missing? I'm completely fine with writing some inline Lil in my twees, custom syntax was a pipedream example..
Thank you for your incredible work on Decker as always :) hope to have something neat to show when this project is done.
There must be an answer to this that I've missed, but: How do I grab the length of a string in lil? Trying to get the index of a random character in a field's text attribute.
Messing around for the jam, and have been considering doing something with Ply. I'd like to be able to affect the state of my card (say, toggling visibility of some widget `toggler` by using `toggler.toggle["solid"]`) from within my Ply syntax.
Currently, with the twine player from https://beyondloom.com/decker/twee.html#twineplayer , I cannot find a way to do this. Throwing `{toggler.toggle["solid"]}` inside of the syntax here seems to have no effect. I assume this is some sandboxing / side effect of the way lil is handled by the twee library, but I'm curious if there's existing work on this topic that I could draw from instead of sitting down and plonking away at this myself.
thank you! into-tail movement is definitely a weird affordance, i would ideally have added some visual indicators but i had built a tower of spaghetti by the time i got to polish lol. i'm glad you enjoyed the game :)
