Solved Why is this nested list not looping?

[Deleted member 9003]

Hi guys

on right click:
delete {wands::*}

set {_wand} to "elder.wand"

set {wands::%{_wand}%::name} to "elder.wand"
set {wands::%{_wand}%::display.name} to "Elder Wand"
set {wands::%{_wand}%::lore} to "Wand used by Wizards from an era of the past."
set {wands::%{_wand}%::min.damage} to 5
set {wands::%{_wand}%::max.damage} to 7
set {wands::%{_wand}%::speed} to 1

clear {_wand}

loop {wands::*}:
broadcast "test" # doesnt show
broadcast "%{%loop-value%::name}%" # doesnt show
broadcast "%{wands::%loop-index%::name}%" # doesnt show
broadcast all indices of {wands::*} # doesnt show

broadcast "i am after loop %{wands::elder.wand::name}%"​

My code above is not functioning, the comments indicate whats wrong. Let me know if you have any solutions

 

[TPGamesNL]

Hi guys

on right click:
delete {wands::*}

set {_wand} to "elder.wand"

set {wands::%{_wand}%::name} to "elder.wand"
set {wands::%{_wand}%::display.name} to "Elder Wand"
set {wands::%{_wand}%::lore} to "Wand used by Wizards from an era of the past."
set {wands::%{_wand}%::min.damage} to 5
set {wands::%{_wand}%::max.damage} to 7
set {wands::%{_wand}%::speed} to 1

clear {_wand}

loop {wands::*}:
broadcast "test" # doesnt show
broadcast "%{%loop-value%::name}%" # doesnt show
broadcast "%{wands::%loop-index%::name}%" # doesnt show
broadcast all indices of {wands::*} # doesnt show

broadcast "i am after loop %{wands::elder.wand::name}%"​

My code above is not functioning, the comments indicate whats wrong. Let me know if you have any solutions

Add this: `set {wands::%{_wand}%} to true`

 

[Deleted member 9003]

Add this: `set {wands::%{_wand}%} to true`

Hey thanks for your help, may I know why that fixes the error?

 

[TPGamesNL]

Hey thanks for your help, may I know why that fixes the error?

Ofcourse! Skript's loops work by looping the indices. Let's say you have this:
{list::a} = 1
{list::b} = 2
{list::c} = 3
It will loop through the indices a, b and c.
Now let's say you have this:
{list::a::test1} = 1
{list::a::test2} = 2
{list::a::test3} = 3
When you loop {list::*}, Skript will look at all of the indices directly in {list::*}. Since {list::a} is not set, it wouldn't be looped over, as the loop-value must be set.
I would say that this is not really a bug, but more a design flaw in Skript due to the way lists were created in Skript.