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\documentclass{report}
\usepackage[seed=123]{lcg}
\usepackage[verbose,footnote]{gamebooklib}
\usepackage{lipsum}
\begin{document}

\newcommand{\turnto}[1]{\ref{gentry:#1}\par}

\section*{Example of Use}

This document was used for testing during development of gamebooklib.
Please see the \texttt{gamebooklib\_test.tex} file alongside the PDF
to see how the package behaves.

\tracingmacros=1
\begin{gentry}{codea}
  This is the first gentry!

  It actually contains two gentryraphs.
  
Turn to \turnto{codeb}
\end{gentry}

\begin{gentry}{codea}
  This one is a duplicate! This creates a `'multiple defined'' labels Warning!
\end{gentry}

\begin{gentry}{codeb}
  This is the second gentry.
  
  Turn to \turnto{codec}
  
Turn to \turnto{coded}
\end{gentry}

\begin{gentry}{codec}[You lose!]
  This is the third gentry.

  You can't escape from here.
\end{gentry}

\begin{gentry}[123]{coded}[You win!]
  This is the second and final gentryraph.
  
  To play again, turn to \turnto{codea}
  
  (Note that this is the wrong number due to the duplicate label)
\end{gentry}

\section*{Here is the result:}

\thegentries
\eject

For my next trick, here are some longer and multi-page examples.

Note the location of the footnotes in these entries.

\begin{gentry}{restart}\noentryfoot
  This is the first gentryraph again.
  \lipsum[1]\footnote{First footnote, forced to page end}
\end{gentry}

\begin{gentry}{restart2}
  \lipsum[2-7]\footnote{This is just Lorum Ipsum\footnote{Nonsense
      pseudo-latin, with roughly English letter distribution, commonly
      used to compare fonts\footnotemark.\footnotetext{Here, it's just nonsense.}}}
\end{gentry}

\newcounter{foo}
\newcounter{bar}
\setcounter{foo}{3}
\setcounter{bar}{3}
\newcommand{\gentrytst}[2]{
  \begin{gentry}{restart#1}
    \lipsum[#1]\footnote{This was gentry #1}
    \lipsum[#1-#2]\footnote{This was also gentry #1}
  \end{gentry}
}
\whiledo{\not{\value{foo}&gt;10}}{
  \stepcounter{foo}
  \stepcounter{bar}
  \stepcounter{bar}
  \edef\idx{\arabic{foo}}
  \edef\idxx{\arabic{bar}}
  \expandafter\gentrytst\expandafter{\idx}{\idxx}
}

\section*{Here is the result:}

\thegentries
\vfill

\end{document}
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