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Implement unique IDs and card linking

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2025-08-11 16:17:13 +02:00
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@@ -43,9 +43,9 @@ Fields are part of the [[file:style triangle]]:
| @card list name@ [[type:localized string]] field name Alternate name to use for the card list, for example an abbreviation.
| @card list alignment@ [[type:alignment]] @left@ Alignment of the card list column.
| @sort script@ [[type:script]] Alternate way to sort the card list when using this column to sort the list.
| @import script@ [[type:script]] Script applied to the value given when creating a card with the new_card function. The script may return a map from field names to values.
For example, the pt field should not be initialized directly, since it is a combination of the power field and toughness field.
So if a value is given for pt, it must be redirected to power and toughness like so: {split := split_text(value, match:"/"); [power:split[0], toughness:split[1]]}.
| @import script@ [[type:script]] Script applied to the value given when creating a card with the new_card function. The script may return a map from field names to values.
For example, the pt field should not be initialized directly, since it is a combination of the power field and toughness field.
So if a value is given for pt, it must be redirected to power and toughness like so: {split := split_text(value, match:"/"); [power:split[0], toughness:split[1]]}.
Use the make_map function to dynamically create maps.
The @type@ determines what values of this field contain:
@@ -85,8 +85,8 @@ Additional properties are available, depending on the type of field:
These choices must appear in the same order as they do in the @choices@ property.
| @"boolean"@ ''A boolean field is a choice field with the choices @"yes"@ and @"no"@.'' <<< <<< <<<
| @"slider"@ ''A slider field is a choice field where the choices are all numbers.'' <<< <<< <<<
| @"slider"@ ''A slider field is a choice field where the choices are all numbers.'' <<< <<< <<<
| ^^^ @script@ [[type:script]] Script to apply to values of this field after each change.<br/>
If the script evaluates to a constant (i.e. doesn't use @value@) then values in this field can effectively not be edited.
| ^^^ @default@ [[type:script]] Script to determine the value when it is in the default state (not edited).