Solved Help, text and time span

[CreeperOverLord7]

Hello! I'm having a problem with my skript, so basically, here's the code and the issue:

command /tempban [<offline player>] [<timespan>] [<text>]:
    permission: command.tempban
    permission message: &cYou do not have permission to perform this action.
    trigger:
        if arg 1 is not set:
            message "&cUsage: /tempban <player> <timespan> <reason>"
        if arg 1 is set:
            if arg 2 is not set:
                message "&cUsage: /tempban %arg 1% <timespan> <reason>"
            if arg 2 is set:
                if arg 3 is not set:
                    message "&cUsage: /tempban %arg 1% %arg 2% <reason>"
                if arg 3 is set:
                    ban events.. etc.

But using this was causing skript to not work, pretty sure this is because timespan and text since if I put "1 day", then the day part could be a part of timespan OR text, so skript just wasn't working. I decided to change it to something like this:

command /tempban [<offline player>] [<timespan>] @ [<text>]:

So, basically using "@" as a separator for the timespan and text. This was working fine, but then I realised the "&cUsage: /tempban <player> <timespan> <reason>" messages weren't working, but instead, I got messages like "Correct usage: /tempban [<offline player>] [<timespan>] @ [<text>]" which I didn't want. How can I make it so that I get the custom usage messages I made while having the @ separator, or is there a way I can do this command without having the @ separator and still keeping timespan and text?

Before any of you say that arg 3(text) becomes arg 4(text) due to the @ separator, it does not. I have tested this.

 

[Donut]

getting the args yourself like this should work

command /tempban [<offline player>]  [<text>]:
    trigger:
        if arg-1 is set:
            if arg-2 is set:
                set {_timespanAndReason::*} to arg-2 split at " "
                if size of {_timespanAndReason::*} is greater than 2:
                    set {_timespan} to "%{_timespanAndReason::1}% %{_timespanAndReason::2}%" parsed as a timespan
                    set {_reason} to ""
                    loop size of {_timespanAndReason::*} times:
                        if loop-number is not 1:
                            if loop-number is not 2:
                                set {_reason} to "%{_reason}%%{_timespanAndReason::%loop-number%}% "
                    set {_reason} to first length of {_reason} - 1 characters of {_reason}
                    message "&aBanned %arg-1% for %{_reason}% for %{_timespan}%"
                else:
                    message "&cUsage: /tempban <player> <timespan> <reason>"
            else:
                message "&cUsage: /tempban <player> <timespan> <reason>"
        else:
            message "&cUsage: /tempban <player> <timespan> <reason>"

 

[CreeperOverLord7]

getting the args yourself like this should work

command /tempban [<offline player>]  [<text>]:
    trigger:
        if arg-1 is set:
            if arg-2 is set:
                set {_timespanAndReason::*} to arg-2 split at " "
                if size of {_timespanAndReason::*} is greater than 2:
                    set {_timespan} to "%{_timespanAndReason::1}% %{_timespanAndReason::2}%" parsed as a timespan
                    set {_reason} to ""
                    loop size of {_timespanAndReason::*} times:
                        if loop-number is not 1:
                            if loop-number is not 2:
                                set {_reason} to "%{_reason}%%{_timespanAndReason::%loop-number%}% "
                    set {_reason} to first length of {_reason} - 1 characters of {_reason}
                    message "&aBanned %arg-1% for %{_reason}% for %{_timespan}%"
                else:
                    message "&cUsage: /tempban <player> <timespan> <reason>"
            else:
                message "&cUsage: /tempban <player> <timespan> <reason>"
        else:
            message "&cUsage: /tempban <player> <timespan> <reason>"

Well, it works, partly. Look at this image:

https://gyazo.com/72f7a4048d235ce61fa6cc4ef9f3e0c7
[doublepost=1516612705,1516608310][/doublepost]Nevermind, I have found a way to fix this issue. If others are having this problem, use something like this:

command /tempban [<offline player>] [<timespan>] [@ <text>]:

 

[Donut]

Well, it works, partly. Look at this image:

https://gyazo.com/72f7a4048d235ce61fa6cc4ef9f3e0c7
[doublepost=1516612705,1516608310][/doublepost]Nevermind, I have found a way to fix this issue. If others are having this problem, use something like this:

command /tempban [<offline player>] [<timespan>] [@ <text>]:

check if the timespan is set after parsing it