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If you’re going to use something outside of Ink to provide most of the logic, is Ink the superior solution?
by chaostheory 6y ago
If you’re going to use something outside of Ink to provide most of the logic, is Ink the superior solution?
- gHx8 6y agoInk isn't a programming language, it's a markup for scripts that branch a lot or have text substitution rules. The FFI means that if a project hits ink's limits, you can go beyond them. Despite being a markup, ink is very close to turing complete. XML is another type of markup that relies much more heavily on external languages. So I think ink is quite powerful. (at least enough for most interactive fiction!)