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Untested, but symbols.py implies this might work too: @Belford: I would like build permission please.

myTimedelta.days should work.

I will be on the bus home from Mysterium all day. I'll be able to set build flags late tonight. And answer questions in more detail. :)

Hi Belford!

• As someone noted on the chalkboard, the Cavern is actually under New Mexico, not Nevada.
• How do you pronounce "Tworld"?

Gorobay: set.

New Mexico: dammit. Fixed.

Pronunciation: if you look at my Github project list, you'll see that pronunciation is the least of my concerns.

Ah, it's one of those names.

I just watched the Mysterium presentation on Youtube. I'm very flattered to have been mentioned by name (and to have had one of my Ages shown!); I'm sorry that I didn't attend the con.

It looks like we're moving into an era of greater publicity for Seltani, which is very exciting.

(P.S. Since I normally use Noscript for security purposes, I was unaware that Seltanikor had quite such prominent or inappropriate advertising. I'll see what I can do about mitigating that.)

(P.P.S. Fixed.)

And it's small one: when an info popup shows, hitting the Escape key should hide it as if you clicked the Close button. Thanks!

A feature request: rearrangeable properties in the properties list. A complex room’s source “code” can be hard to navigate if related properties are far apart.

Questions:
* Is it possible to make a Code property which pops up a window like a Text?
* Should feature requests go in this thread or on GitHub?

Gorobay wrote:* Is it possible to make a Code property which pops up a window like a Text?

I think that just giving the name of a Text property should do it. text("some string") should work too.

Naming a text property is the correct way to go. That is, have "foo" as a single line of code, where "foo" is the name of a text property.

I'm not totally happy with the semantics right now. I may change things around so that a code property containing print() calls acts as a focus target.