Main example working

examples/main/extra.hank

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+// comments in Hank start with a double-slash
+/* Or you can split comments
+across more than one line */
+/* Or you can use block comments inline */
+~ var demo_var = "dynamic content"; // Hank scripts can embed Haxe logic by starting a line with '~'
+~ var part1 = "haxe";
+~ var part2 = "expressions";
+~ var flag = false;
+~ var word = "identical";
+
+== choice_example
+
+You can include choices for the player.
+
+* Door A [looks promising!] opens and there's nothing behind it.
+    ~ flag = true;
+    ~ var what_happened = "mouse";
++ Door B []opens but the room on the other side is {word}!
+* {flag} Choices can depend on logical conditions being truthy.
+    -> final_choice
+
+- -> choice_example // a hyphen gathers all choices to the same place.
+
+// TODO what about default choices?

examples/main/main.hank

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+INCLUDE extra.hank
+
+-> start // This syntax moves the game flow to a new section.
+ 
+== start
+This is a section of a Hank story. It's pretty much like a Knot in Ink.
+Line breaks define the chunks of this section that will eventually get sent to your game to process/*sans the content of any comments*/!
+Your Hank scripts will contain the static content of your game, but they can also insert {demo_var}, even the result of complex {part1 + " " + part2}!
+
+~ var multiline_logic = "Logic can happen on any line before a multiline comment.";
+// TODO is the next line even true anymore?
+/* Multiline block have to start at the
+beginning of their own line. And can't contain
+any other logic on the same line as the start or end. Sorry! */
+~ multiline_logic = "Logic can happen on any line after a multiline comment.";
+
+-> choice_example
+    
+== final_choice   
+// should be empty line
+```
+var variable_declared_in_block="mouse";
+// This is a comment INSIDE a haxe block
+/*The whole block will be parsed and executed at the same time*/
+```
+* I don't think I'll use Hank for my games.
+    Are you sure?
+    ** Yes I'm sure.
+    That's perfectly valid!
+        -> the_end
+    ** I've changed my mind.
+        -> final_choice
+* Hank sounds awesome, thanks!   
+    -> the_end
+
+== the_end
+
+That's the end of this example!    
+These should all say 'mouse':
+{what_happened}
+{variable_declared_in_block}

examples/main/test1.hlog

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+This is a section of a Hank story. It's pretty much like a Knot in Ink.
+Line breaks define the chunks of this section that will eventually get sent to your game to process!
+Your Hank scripts will contain the static content of your game, but they can also insert dynamic content, even the result of complex haxe expressions!
+You can include choices for the player.
+* Door A looks promising!
+* Door B
+> 1: Door A opens and there's nothing behind it.
+You can include choices for the player.
+* Door B
+* Choices can depend on logical conditions being truthy.
+> 1: Door B opens but the room on the other side is identical!
+You can include choices for the player.
+* Door B
+* Choices can depend on logical conditions being truthy.
+> 2: Choices can depend on logical conditions being truthy.
+* I don't think I'll use Hank for my games.
+* Hank sounds awesome, thanks!
+> 1: I don't think I'll use Hank for my games.
+Are you sure?
+* Yes I'm sure.
+* I've changed my mind.
+> 1: Yes I'm sure.
+That's perfectly valid!
+That's the end of this example!
+These should all say 'mouse':
+mouse
+mouse

examples/main/test2.hlog

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+This is a section of a Hank story. It's pretty much like a Knot in Ink.
+Line breaks define the chunks of this section that will eventually get sent to your game to process!
+Your Hank scripts will contain the static content of your game, but they can also insert dynamic content, even the result of complex haxe expressions!
+You can include choices for the player.
+* Door A looks promising!
+* Door B
+> 1: Door A opens and there's nothing behind it.
+You can include choices for the player.
+* Door B
+* Choices can depend on logical conditions being truthy.
+> 1: Door B opens but the room on the other side is identical!
+You can include choices for the player.
+* Door B
+* Choices can depend on logical conditions being truthy.
+> 2: Choices can depend on logical conditions being truthy.
+* I don't think I'll use Hank for my games.
+* Hank sounds awesome, thanks!
+> 2: Hank sounds awesome, thanks!
+That's the end of this example!
+These should all say 'mouse':
+mouse
+mouse