Solved How to use arg-1 for the next paragraph?

[Galacticstar123]

command /test  <text>:
    trigger:
        open an anvil gui named "Test" to player with default text "Write what you want!"
        
on close anvil gui named "Test":
    broadcast "%arg-1%  %event-text%!"

 

[ShaneBee]

easy peasy

so set a variable from your arg, and broadcast your variable instead

command /test  <text>:
    trigger:
        open an anvil gui named "Test" to player with default text "Write what you want!"
        set {text::text} to arg-1
      
on close anvil gui named "Test":
    broadcast "%{text::text}%  %event-text%!"
    clear {text::text}

 

[Galacticstar123]

this is the basic of what you are looking for

in your command (the one that opens the anvil gui) set a variable to your argument
then in your event that has no arg, use the variable instead

command /anvil <player>:
    trigger:
        set {command::arg} to arg-1

on event:
    #do something
    #where you would want to use your argument, use {command::arg} instead
    #because {command::arg} is now set to whatever you had in the original argument

    #after you are done with your argument, clear it
    clear {command::arg}

Ty I’ll try it as soon as I get home
[doublepost=1528934094,1528933309][/doublepost]

easy peasy

so set a variable from your arg, and broadcast your variable instead

command /test  <text>:
    trigger:
        open an anvil gui named "Test" to player with default text "Write what you want!"
        set {text::text} to arg-1
     
on close anvil gui named "Test":
    broadcast "%{text::text}%  %event-text%!"
    clear {text::text}

Just asking 1 more question, because I am using the variable in a command, is that possible?

 

[ShaneBee]

Ty I’ll try it as soon as I get home
[doublepost=1528934094,1528933309][/doublepost]
Just asking 1 more question, because I am using the variable in a command, is that possible?

Based on your code you sent you aren’t using a variable in your command. You are just setting it.
But yes, you are able to use a variable in a command. Well... I guess it would depend on exactly how you’re using it

 

[Galacticstar123]

this is the basic of what you are looking for

in your command (the one that opens the anvil gui) set a variable to your argument
then in your event that has no arg, use the variable instead

command /anvil <player>:
    trigger:
        set {command::arg} to arg-1

on event:
    #do something
    #where you would want to use your argument, use {command::arg} instead
    #because {command::arg} is now set to whatever you had in the original argument

    #after you are done with your argument, clear it
    clear {command::arg}

Thank you so much, it worked

 

[ShaneBee]

Thank you so much, it worked

You’re welcome