List variable issue?

[wesnoah3]

Hey everyone, I'm currently using list variables and I'm having trouble getting them to do what I want. My test code should have 3 variables in"{testvar::*}", however, after adding 10 onto Test1 its adds another blank variable to "{testvar::*}". The output is my code is shown here. Any help is much appreciated!
[doublepost=1602007571,1601917978][/doublepost]Does anyone know why this is happening? I've consulted with people on the discord to no avail.

 

[Raymond]

Yes, that output should be correct.

{testvar::*}

is a string because you start it out by adding a string. E.g add 1 to {number}, you cannot add a string to that number, because the variable is a number!!!! You should be adding

"10"

instead as that is the string 10 not the number 10.

 

[wesnoah3]

Yes, that output should be correct.

{testvar::*}

is a string because you start it out by adding a string. E.g add 1 to {number}, you cannot add a string to that number, because the variable is a number!!!! You should be adding

"10"

instead as that is the string 10 not the number 10.

Thank for you the help! Even after editing my code I am getting "<none>" along with Test1, Test2, and Test3 after running the command...