Différences

Ci-dessous, les différences entre deux révisions de la page.

--- en:yaml:texte [2026/10/18 22:49] – Documentation 4.17 : listes, boucles, raccourcis et editeur cyrilfiesta
+++ en:yaml:texte [2026/11/04 23:30] (Version actuelle) – Documentation 4.17 : objets, evenements et mise en page verifies cyrilfiesta
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 Supported languages: ''diff'', ''yaml'', ''python'', ''js'', ''json'', ''bash'', and every language handled by highlight.js on web and desktop. On Discord, they fall back to a plain code block.
 ===== Story Blocks =====
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     text: "A styled badge"
 </code>
+^ Key ^ Value ^
+| ''size:'' | Size in pixels, such as ''18'' or ''24''. |
+| ''font:'' | CSS font family, such as ''Georgia'', ''monospace'' or ''cursive''. |
+| ''background:'' | CSS background color, such as ''"#111827"''. |
+| ''text-color:'' | CSS text color, such as ''"#facc15"''. |
+These keys apply to the whole block on Web and Desktop; Discord and Terminal ignore them. Use inline Markdown to style a single word.
 ===== Room Background =====
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   text: "The room is dark."
 </code>
 ===== The global markdown: field =====
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 | ''quote'' | Blockquote |
 | ''story'' | Story blocks enabled |
-| ''py'' / ''yaml'' / ''js'' / … | Highlighted code block |
+| ''py'' / ''yaml'' / ''js'' / ... | Highlighted code block |
 ===== Interactive Inline Elements =====
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 <code yaml>
-text: "The %%{{door:?An old door.}}%% is locked."
+text:
-text: "Touch the %%{{lever:@pull_lever}}%%."
+  - "The {{door:?An old door.}} is locked."
-text: "Drop the %%{{key:>key}}%% onto the %%{{door:$door}}%%."
+  - "Touch the {{lever:@pull_lever}}."
+  - "Drop the {{key:>key}} onto the {{door:$door}}."
 </code>
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 Tiles and grids use the extended picture syntax: [[en:yaml:tiles-tilemaps|Tiles and tilemaps]].
 ===== Reusing the text of another room =====
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         to: chest
       - to: corridor
+  - id: chest
+    text: The chest.
+  - id: corridor
+    text: The corridor.
 </code>
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 Write media tags in the scenario: ''%%[[t_item.image_t]]%%'' reads an address. An inserted value such as ''t_item.name_t'' stays text even if it contains tags. See [[en:yaml:listes-boucles|Lists and loops]]. In the editor, **Composed content** creates this group.
+===== Furniture item and vertical inventory =====
+''%%[[ITEM_IN:coffre]]%%'' inserts the identifier of the first item present in that furniture in the current room, or empty text if it is empty. The French form is ''%%[[OBJET_DANS:coffre]]%%''.
+''%%[[INVENTORY_VERTICAL]]%%'' lists one item per line, using item identifiers and grouped quantities. The French form is ''%%[[INVENTAIRE_VERTICAL]]%%''.
+<code yaml>
+title: 'Wiki 4.17: inventory'
+language: en
+rooms:
+  - id: atelier
+    auto_refresh: true
+    text: |
+      Inventory:
+      [[INVENTORY_VERTICAL]]
+      First item in coffre: [[ITEM_IN:coffre]]
+    objects:
+      - name: cle
+        location: coffre
+        pickup_reaction: Take
+    choices:
+      - command: regarder
+        button: Look
+        to: atelier
+</code>
+''pickup_reaction: Take'' adds the native pickup button for this item in its furniture. ''auto_refresh: true'' refreshes the text after pickup: the key appears in the vertical inventory and the chest is empty. The "Look" choice displays the room again without taking an item.
+===== Previous room name =====
+''%%[[SALLE_PRECEDENTE]]%%'' inserts the known previous room ID, not its text or button label. Before the first move, the result is empty. Keep this French tag on English pages too: it has no English alias.
+<code yaml>
+title: 'Wiki 4.17: previous'
+rooms:
+- id: entree
+  text: 'Previous: [[SALLE_PRECEDENTE]]'
+  choices:
+  - button: Continue
+    to: atelier
+- id: atelier
+  text: 'Previous: [[SALLE_PRECEDENTE]]'
+  choices:
+  - button: Back
+    to: entree
+</code>
+===== Local alignment and sized splits =====
+On Web, Desktop and in HTML exports, ''%%[[align:left]]text[[/align]]%%'' aligns a block. Directions are ''left'', ''center'', ''right'' or ''gauche'', ''centre'', ''droite''. A text variable such as ''t_cote_t'' can provide the direction. Close the block with ''%%[[/align]]%%''.
+''%%[[split]]%%'' separates zones. ''%%[[split:40]]%%'' gives 40% to the previous zone; the next receives the remainder. Splits and alignment also work in HUD panels.
+<code yaml>
+title: 'Wiki 4.17: alignment'
+vars_text:
+  cote: right
+rooms:
+- id: atelier
+  text: |
+    [[align:left]]Left.[[/align]]
+    [[align:center]]Center.[[/align]]
+    [[align:t_cote_t]]Right.[[/align]]
+    [[split:40]]
+    Second zone.
+  choices:
+  - command: rester
+    button: Stay
+    to: atelier
+</code>