Solved how to make calculator in skript?

[shlumbis_]

So basically i need a calculator for my idiot friends to use, the command needs to work like this /calc 1 + 1 and the answer is the result of those, and i dont just need one "+", i need multiplying, subtracting and deviding too.
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[HeliumBoi]

Im sure this will work, didnt test it in game since im on phone.

command /calc <number> <text> <number>:
    trigger:
        if arg-2 is "+":
            set {_n1} to arg-1
            set {_n2} to arg-3
            set {_r} to ({_n1} + {_n2})
            send "&8[&bMATH&8] &6%{_r}%" to player
        else if arg-2 is "-":
            set {_n1} to arg-1
            set {_n2} to arg-3
            set {_r} to ({_n1} - {_n2})
            send "&8[&bMATH&8] &6%{_r}%" to player
        else if arg-2 is "*":
            set {_n1} to arg-1
            set {_n2} to arg-3
            set {_r} to ({_n1} * {_n2})
            send "&8[&bMATH&8] &6%{_r}%" to player
        else if arg-2 is "/":
            set {_n1} to arg-1
            set {_n2} to arg-3
            set {_r} to ({_n1} / {_n2})
            send "&8[&bMATH&8] &6%{_r}%" to player
        else:
            send "&8[&bMATH&8] &cCorrect usage: 1 + 1" to player
            
on tab complete of "/calc":
    set tab completions for position 1 to "<number>"
    set tab completions for position 2 to "+", "-", "/" and "*"
    set tab completions for position 3 to "<number>"

 

[shlumbis_]

Thank you <3

 

[GrenFlem]

this is probably necroposting, but the method that they gave you can easily be used to crash the server you run it on

i suggest limiting the number lengths/values

 

[HeliumBoi]

this is probably necroposting, but the method that they gave you can easily be used to crash the server you run it on

i suggest limiting the number lengths/values

Hey there! This code is used by three servers, one of which has 4,000 daily players. So far, my code has not caused any of the servers to crash, and it doesn't seem logical to assume it would. As you can see, everything is stored locally and then deleted; the code checks each item individually, ensuring optimal performance. I'm not sure why you would think it might crash a server.

 

[SpionLennart]

# Settings
variables:
    {p} = "&8[&7Calc] &b"

# Code
command /calc <int> <text> <int>:
    permission: example.calc
    permission message: &cYou are not allowed to do that!
    usage: &cInvalid usage! Usage: /calc Number Operator Number
    trigger:
        if arg-2 is "+" or "-" or "*" or "/":
            if arg-2 is "+":
                {math} = arg-1 + arg-3
                echo "%{p}% %arg-1%%arg-2%%arg-3%=%{math}%"
            else if arg-2 is "-":
                {math} = arg-1 - arg-3
                echo "%{p}% %arg-1%%arg-2%%arg-3%=%{math}%"
            else if arg-2 is "*":
                {math} = arg-1 * arg-3
                echo "%{p}% %arg-1%%arg-2%%arg-3%=%{math}%"
            else if arg-2 is "/":
                {math} = arg-1 / arg-3
                echo "%{p}% %arg-1%%arg-2%%arg-3%=%{math}%"
        else:
            send "&cInvalid operator!"

 

[HeliumBoi]

# Settings
variables:
    {p} = "&8[&7Calc] &b"

# Code
command /calc <int> <text> <int>:
    permission: example.calc
    permission message: &cYou are not allowed to do that!
    usage: &cInvalid usage! Usage: /calc Number Operator Number
    trigger:
        if arg-2 is "+" or "-" or "*" or "/":
            if arg-2 is "+":
                {math} = arg-1 + arg-3
                echo "%{p}% %arg-1%%arg-2%%arg-3%=%{math}%"
            else if arg-2 is "-":
                {math} = arg-1 - arg-3
                echo "%{p}% %arg-1%%arg-2%%arg-3%=%{math}%"
            else if arg-2 is "*":
                {math} = arg-1 * arg-3
                echo "%{p}% %arg-1%%arg-2%%arg-3%=%{math}%"
            else if arg-2 is "/":
                {math} = arg-1 / arg-3
                echo "%{p}% %arg-1%%arg-2%%arg-3%=%{math}%"
        else:
            send "&cInvalid operator!"

The issue with your code lies in the use of echo, which is not part of Skript's native (vanilla) syntax. Additionally, you haven't specified any required addons that would support this functionality, making the script incompatible with a standard Skript installation.