Funny error

[Mickey]

While developing an AGI-game, I unexpectedly found a rather mysterious error. It appears as if, whenever I enter a particular simple two-word command, there is an "I don't know that word"-error, even though I have properly entered the specific word into the words.tok-file.

This has never occurred before and for the game, it is imperative that the error be sorted out.

[Chris Cromer]

You need to save the words.tok changes, then recompile logic 0, and 99 since those 2 files check the words.tok file for unknown words.

[Mickey]

Thanks, Chris, but I am sorry to report that it didn't seem to have any effect at all.

I am terribly confused. There seems to be no problem with the verb of the command nor the command as a unit.
Interestingly, it is the particular word for the accusative object that is refused; replacing it produces the desired result, which is more or less fucked up.

[Allen]

Make sure that when you are testing input that you do it like this:

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//Input

if(said("rock","me","boxers")){
print("Oh, that r0x0rs my b0x3rs.");
}

note that there is a comma between words.

[Mickey]

Some days have passed since my last post.

Perhaps I should have mentioned at an earlier moment that I have already taken care of this error. It's not a problem anymore.
However, I don't recall what the mistake in the code was.
I'd guess it'd be interesting for educational purposes to know, but I really don't give a fuck.
Allen's suggestion wasn't completely on target, since it did produce an error, but not the one I fought my way through.

So problem's fixed, thanks for the help anyway.