The inventory management text beginning at l_0xc7e3fa (found in data_33 right now) is made up of multiple lines that need their own labels. They had labels for a while, but using CoilSnake 3.33, all the text is combined into one long line:
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l_0xc7e3fa:
"[19 19 00 00]{swap}@[1C 02 00] rearranged {swap}" call(l_0xc7e660) "{swap} own items and the {swap}[1C 05 00] moved.{wait}[02][19 19 00 00]{swap}@[1C 02 00] tried to give" linebreak
" the {swap}[1C 05 00]" linebreak
" to [1C 02 FF]," next
"{load_registers}@but " call(l_0xc7e5f3) " was already carrying too much stuff.{wait}[02][19 19 00 00]{swap}@[1C 02 00] tried to add" linebreak
[...]
Besides the first line, which has a label, the rest of the lines cannot be changed without adding labels and ROM assignment statements manually.
I asked about this on the PK Hack Slack, and mrtenda suggested that 67ae87f introduced this because of the [19 19 XX YY] control codes used.
The inventory management text beginning at
l_0xc7e3fa(found in data_33 right now) is made up of multiple lines that need their own labels. They had labels for a while, but using CoilSnake 3.33, all the text is combined into one long line:Besides the first line, which has a label, the rest of the lines cannot be changed without adding labels and ROM assignment statements manually.
I asked about this on the PK Hack Slack, and mrtenda suggested that 67ae87f introduced this because of the
[19 19 XX YY]control codes used.