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'''Textopia''', occasional referred to in its documentation as "'''Textopia-Toolbox'''", is a German [[Interactive Fiction|interactive fiction]] authoring system created by "Oliver Berse" (presumably also the author of [[Floyd]], although there is not any overlap between the formats) in 1999. Textopia has no compiler, interpreter, etc. in a strict sense; instead, it is implemented as a [[Pascal]] library. As such, Textopia source files and the resultant games have no special extensions or structure, beyond those of generic Pascal files.

== Identification ==
It is probably possible to identify Pascal programs that use the Textopia library by their library imports, which is, in all the demos, <code>USES TSTRING,TIO,TMAIN</code>, although presumably the order and other aspects of arrangement are not fixed. Beyond that, the strings <code>SetAttrib</code>, <code>AddProlog</code>, <code>AddText</code>, <code>PnRoom</code>, <code>PnItem</code>, <code>PPlayer</code>, and <code>PGame</code> are probably common enough that at least some of them will appear in all source files.

== Links ==
[https://www.ifarchive.org/if-archive/programming/textopia/ The IF Archive directory for Textopia, containing an introduction, as well as source, demo, and manual files in archives. Everything but the IF Archive note is in German.]

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-'''Textopia''', occasional referred to in its documentation as "'''Textopia-Toolbox'''", is a German [[Interactive Fiction|interactive fiction]] authoring system created by "Oliver Berse" (presumably also the author of [[Floyd]], although there is not any overlap between the formats) in 1999. Textopia has no compiler, interpreter, etc. in a strict sense; instead, it is implemented as a [[Pascal]] library. As such, Textopia source files and the resultant games have no special extensions or structure, beyond those of generic Pascal files.
+'''Textopia''', occasional referred to in its documentation as "'''Textopia-Toolbox'''", is a German [[Interactive Fiction|interactive fiction]] authoring system created by "Oliver Berse" (presumably also the author of [[Floyd]], although there is not any overlap between the formats) in 1999. Textopia has no compiler, interpreter, etc. in a strict sense; instead, it is implemented as a [[Pascal]] library. As such, Textopia source files and the resultant games have no special extensions or structure, beyond that of generic Pascal files.
 == Identification ==

Textopia - Revision history

Effect2: Minor change in wording

Effect2: Created page with "{{FormatInfo |formattype=electronic |subcat=Interactive Fiction |extensions={{ext|pas}} |released=1999 }} '''Textopia''', occasional referred to in its documentation as "'''T..."