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@@ -43,16 +43,16 @@ CHOICE
 
 choice presents choices to the user on screen.
 
-`
+
        choice ch1|ch2|ch3...
-`
+
 
 Each choice is separated by a '|' (pipe) character. The result of the choice is stored into a variable named 'selected', which can be queried with if.
 
 Optionally, I implement an extension of this form:
-`
+
        choice ch1|ch2|... >var
-`
+
 Instead of storing to selected, 'var' will be used instead.
 
 CLEARTEXT
@@ -101,11 +101,11 @@ I have no clue how many of these VNDS implements, but I do them all.
 
 fi simply ends an if statement.
 
-`fi`
+       fi
 
 Note that I am a bit smarter than vnds here. `if` and `fi` CAN be embedded. So this is valid:
 
-`
+
        if selected == 2
                if previous >= 5
                        text 'You win!'
@@ -114,7 +114,7 @@ Note that I am a bit smarter than vnds here. `if` and `fi` CAN be embedded. So t
                        text 'You lose!'
                fi
        fi
-`
+
 
 The behavior of VNDS would be to `'if previous <= 5'` on failure of `selected == 2`. This is really not proper: vnds just conditional jumps. Frankly, a jumpeq would be far more effective. I keep an if-count instead of an in-if bool value, so there's proper control flow.
 
@@ -174,9 +174,8 @@ G/SETVAR (variables)
 
 setvar and gsetvar are used to set variables. gsetvar specifically sets the 'global' state, that is, common to all saves. In my implementation - that is moot. Thus, gsetvar just calls setvar.
 
-`
-       [g]setvar var mod value
-`
+       setvar var mod value
+       gsetvar var mod value
 
 mod can be one of the following:
 
@@ -190,17 +189,17 @@ Also, if value is not specified, you can also do this as the mod:
 
 One more thing that was not all over the place in vnds, but typically at the beginning.
 
-`
+
        setvar ~ ~
-`
+
 
 Which means reset all vars. This ignores globals - e.g. prefixed with a lowercase `g`.
 
 As well, my extension provides the ability to set a variable to another variable.
 
-`
+
        [g]setvar var op var2
-`
+
 
 Again, this only works in extensions mode.
 
@@ -209,17 +208,17 @@ SOUND
 
 sound plays a sound, and optionally a number of times.
 
-`
+
        sound file [times]
-`
+
 
 `times` is implicitly 1 if not specified. Pass -1 for infinity.
 
 You can do
 
-`
+
        sound ~
-`
+
 
 To stop all playing sounds.
 
@@ -228,9 +227,9 @@ TEXT
 
 text is the meaty huge function. It outputs text, as you probably expect.
 
-`
+
        text This is text dee doo...
-`
+
 
 There are a bunch of variants with special meaning. I don't know why, but there are:
 
@@ -260,9 +259,9 @@ Make sure you start up with the -b parameter, and start it from a console. Send
 
 The console should now prompt you with this;
 
-`
+
        [scr command] $
-`
+
 
 You can enter any command above; Some won't work right. choice probably won't work properly, because mouse is disabled.
 
@@ -299,12 +298,12 @@ SAVE FORMAT
 
 Saves are actually a script generated by the save function. So, for example, this is a save:
 
-`
+
        setvar selected = 2
        music bgm03.ogg
        bgload qmrtb.jpg
        jump fate01-00.scr 261
-`
+
 
 It restores any variables needed, loads the current music and bg, and jumps to the location we were previously at in the script.