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• Example: * An Unexpected Answer - A brief demonstration of power.

The player's command, the topic understood (known as "[text]" in an Understand line), and the matched text (usually used in an After Reading A Command rule) are all of a kind called a "snippet". This extension grants four new phrases to be used with them, and one phrase that corrects a bug in Inform.

First:
    if (a snippet) is a topic listed in (a table)

For use like:
    Understand "[text]" as a mistake ("(No, that's not quite right.)") when the player's command is not a topic listed in the table of magic words.

Second:
    if (a snippet) includes (a 'topic' column) listed in (a table)

For use like:
    The Spanish Inquisition ends when the player's command includes a topic listed in the table of magic words.

Third:
    if (a snippet) matches (a 'topic' column) listed in (a table)

For use like:
    After reading a command when the player's command matches a topic listed in the table of magic words: ...

Fourth:
    which K is (a K-valued table column) corresponding to a topic of (a snippet) in (a table)

For use like:
    When the Spanish Inquisition ends, say the response corresponding to a topic of the player's command from the table of magic words.

And finally:
    "[fix the topic understood]"
    
For use like:
    Understand "[text]" as a mistake ("'[fix topic understood]We know that [topic understood] is not a magic word! You cannot fool us, witch!'").