rfalse
rfalse is a programming function commonly used in the interactive fiction development system Inform, as well as in other related environments that support the Z-machine or similar virtual machines. Its primary purpose is to serve as a constant returning a logical false value, which facilitates control flow and decision-making within code scripts.
In the context of Inform, rfalse is typically employed to prevent certain code from executing or to
The counterpart to rfalse is rtrue, which signifies a logical true return value. Both are integral to
The use of rfalse is important because it helps maintain consistency and readability within Inform code. Instead
While primarily associated with Inform, the concept of such a function or constant returning a false value
Overall, rfalse is a fundamental component in the toolkit of interactive fiction developers working within the