Deep Bot - Twitch Streamer Assistant
Deep Bot => Bug Reports => Topic started by: lucas861223 on December 07, 2017, 03:35:02 AM
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I'm a mod for this streamer who has deepbot and I'm trying to make a command for him. In it, I try to make a command that uses the variable @target@[start|end]. However, that variable would not work if I do not hard code the numbers in.
For instance, it works if I type @target@[1|2] literally, but will not work if I do @target@[1|@calc@[+|1|1]].
Instead of performing the same as @target@[1|2], it just gives "]", same goes to @counter@, @target@, @rand@ and everything that's not hard-coded.
I have made sure the individual part, @calc@[+|1|1], works, but when put together, it just fails.
Is this a bug or intended design? If it is intended, is it possible to change that?
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Maybe this will clear it up: @calc@[+|@target@[1]|@target@[2]]
@target@[1|2] isn't meant to have nested variables. It is just grab items after the initial command.
So with my @calc@, I can do !command 1 3. Then it will input the info like this: @calc@[+|1|3] and output 4.command.
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thanks for the reply, but it wasn't what I was trying to achieve
I know @calc@[+|@target@[1]|@target@[2]]
To make my question clearer - @target@[min|max] stops functioning whenever I don't hard code the numbers in, but use any variable inside it. The calc thing is just an example I tried to give.
Anyways, I still got the answer - that @target@[start|end] isn't meant to have nested variables. It kind of sucks, may I ask if it's possible to change that?