Search function for @savelog@ files and !remove (points) all

[xxxScorpion]

Being able to search a savelog of usernames to check if they're on the list for a certain command or permissions for what not would be great. The ability to target each entry in the savelog with a command would be amazing as well.

Would also like !remove to function like !add (currency) all. As in I'd like to remove a certain amount of points from all users in the channel currently.

[ThatGirlSlays]

I also recently tried to remove points from all users and to my surprise it didn't work so this is a feature I would like to see as well.

And I'm not sure if the first feature you mentioned is the same as what I'm thinking but they sound similar. I mentioned in the discord a while back being able to pass a string and check it against a readfile that has multiples lines and the result would be the line number that the string (exact match of the entire line) is found on or it will return 0/false/null if no match is found.

[xxxScorpion]

Mine isn't the line number but more a verification that the requested text is in the file somewhere. It could be used for permissions or a mini game where users pick an option and it throws them into a txt file where it keeps track of more values for said mini game.

Though both of our search ideas would have tons of uses, would be awesome to get them.

[ThatGirlSlays]

Regarding the remove all points, I believe you can do @editpoints@[all|-X]. Replace X with the number of points you are removing. It doesn't produce a chat message so you'll have to include a chat message in the command that you call this in. so for example you make a command called !removepoints and it takes a single argument, you would use it like "!removepoints 5". The command code would be "@target@ @pointsname@ have been removed from all users @editpoints@[all-@target@]"

[xxxScorpion]

Regarding the remove all points, I believe you can do @editpoints@[all|-X]. Replace X with the number of points you are removing. It doesn't produce a chat message so you'll have to include a chat message in the command that you call this in. so for example you make a command called !removepoints and it takes a single argument, you would use it like "!removepoints 5". The command code would be "@target@ @pointsname@ have been removed from all users @editpoints@[all-@target@]"

I just saw this and yeah it totally works, thanks a bunch! Will be sure to include it in upcoming games.