Ok, I won't deny that at the moment this is selfishly motivated, but I think in the end posterity will benefit. I pushed this in the previous suggestions' thread so here it is copy and pasted:
Could the parser word list be [optionally] organised into folders, in a way identical to the current sprite folders? That is, users can create their own sub folders for nouns, verbs, commands, adjectives, etc - or for whatever they want (words relating to cake!). Is this complex to do? I haven't got a clue.
It would bring custom organisation to the text parser, which can quickly turn into a jumble, with verbs, nouns, and adjectives mixed in together as they are added. It's a nightmare to keep track of them or weed out words you no longer have a use for. The way IDs work does not need to change - new words would still take the next free number. Something like this should be of lowest priority (clearly, there are so many options open now!), but it would be a lifesaver.
PS. I have full faith and admiration for everybody that will be working on stuff that's over my head.
Could the parser word list be [optionally] organised into folders, in a way identical to the current sprite folders? That is, users can create their own sub folders for nouns, verbs, commands, adjectives, etc - or for whatever they want (words relating to cake!). Is this complex to do? I haven't got a clue.
It would bring custom organisation to the text parser, which can quickly turn into a jumble, with verbs, nouns, and adjectives mixed in together as they are added. It's a nightmare to keep track of them or weed out words you no longer have a use for. The way IDs work does not need to change - new words would still take the next free number. Something like this should be of lowest priority (clearly, there are so many options open now!), but it would be a lifesaver.
PS. I have full faith and admiration for everybody that will be working on stuff that's over my head.