public JsonResult PlayInk(string inktext, Guid sessionGuid)
{
string newInkPath = _rootPath + _rawInksDirectory + sessionGuid + ".ink";
string newJsonPath = _rootPath + _inkJsonsDirectory + sessionGuid + ".json";
// we don't NEED to write the ink to the ink path any more. does cost some resources, could come in handy with troubleshooting.
System.IO.File.WriteAllText(newInkPath, inktext);
var compiler = new Ink.Compiler(inktext, new Ink.Compiler.Options {
errorHandler = InkErrorHandler
});
var story = compiler.Compile();
// we should either have errors/warnings, or a working story. (probably can have warnings + story, but we treat warnings as errors in Quill.)
// in a better world, we would send back story, errors, and warnings as separate object properties, and handle whatever we got, but that would
// take some rethink and rework and i am out of steam on that. for now, anyway.
if (_errorsAndWarnings.Any())
{
return(base.Json(new { errors = ParseCateErrorsFromErrorStrings(_errorsAndWarnings) }));
}
else if (story != null)
{
System.IO.File.WriteAllText(newJsonPath, story.ToJson());
return(base.Json(new { }));
}
else
{
throw new InvalidOperationException("Story compilation produced no usable story, and also no errors/warnings. This should never happen. If you get this error more than once, please file an issue at https://github.com/MattConrad/Quill/issues .");
}
}
private void LoadFile(string fileName)
{
var story = new Ink.Compiler(File.ReadAllText(fileName));
inkStory = story.Compile();
}
