how to skip a arg???

[loprip147]

if my new command is
command /nametag [<text>] [<player>] [<text>]:

how to skip player-arg-1 and just go to text-arg-2

example: /nametag find <player>
/nametag add <text>

 

[jaylawl]

if arg 2 is not set:
    arg 3 is set:

 

[Efnilite]

if arg 2 is not set:
    arg 3 is set:

That's not what he meant, he meant to use an arg for multiple things.
Use [<string>] like this

command /nametag [<text>] [<string>] [<text>]:
    trigger:
        if arg-1 is "find":
            set {_arg-2} to arg-2 parsed as offlineplayer
            # your code with {_arg-2} being 'arg-2'
        else if arg-1 is "add":
            # your code with just arg-2 '

With string however, you need to parse it as something (player, etc.) to make it fully work. This above is just an example

 

[Donut]

That's not what he meant, he meant to use an arg for multiple things.
Use [<string>] like this

command /nametag [<text>] [<string>] [<text>]:
    trigger:
        if arg-1 is "find":
            set {_arg-2} to arg-2 parsed as offlineplayer
            # your code with {_arg-2} being 'arg-2'
        else if arg-1 is "add":
            set {_arg-2} to arg-2 parsed as text
            # your code with {_arg-2} being 'arg-2'

With string however, you need to parse it as something (text, player, etc.) to make it fully work. This above is just an example

(BTW if you want colored nametags *i believe that's what your code is for* use ' colored arg-2 parsed as text ' instead of just ' arg-2 parsed as text '

text and strings are the same thing

 

[loprip147]

my target is
when i arg-1 is "find"

so i writing arg-2 i can find player's name when i clicking tab

 

[Efnilite]

text and strings are the same thing

Oh yeah forgot that, fixed it now