TypeError: line.replace is not a function

[Havenstone]

@Gower

Is that really a thing?

My “chaos” chapter would be a single scene if I hadn’t got it. But I’m afraid I can’t remember the details, just that either QT or RT threw an error until I shrank it down.

@YHGS, *print is a deprecated command, with ${var} doing the exact same job as *print var. It looks like you’re using both, which should produce duplicate displayed variables. Is there a reason for that?

And the incorrect indentation on the *elseif destinations_visited = 0 which @jacic pointed out (all elseifs in a block should be indented to the same level) needs fixing, regardless of whether or not it’s what’s throwing this error…

[YHGS]

@Havenstone

@YHGS, *print is a deprecated command, with ${var} doing the exact same job as *print var. It looks like you’re using both, which should produce duplicate displayed variables. Is there a reason for that?

I was trying to track down a bug but couldn’t get the variable to print so I used ${var} and *print. I took out the whole thing as it was useless once I figured out what the original bug and that solved the problem.

@YHGS

For posterity, the specific problem was

*elseif destinations_visited = 4
    *print destinations_visited

More specifically, the *print destinations_visited. Changing that into a different variable in curly brackets causes an “Invalid expression, couldn’t extract another token” error.