Inform 7 syntax draft
February 25, 2007Added to my Inform 7 page a draft of a syntax reference for I7. If it proves useful, it may eventually be amended and incorporated into the main project.
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This list is very helpful indeed, especially when spelunking for standard rules and how they might be affecting evaluation order.
Thank you.