Solved List Variables in No Permission Messages

[CormanYT]

I use a Skript Adddon (skript-yaml) to generate a YAML config. Then I converted those YML values to variables, like this one:

    set {iEssentials::config::no-permission-message} to yaml value "no-permission-message" from "config"

And then I have the variable called {iEssentials::config::no-permission-message}.

Now I want to be able to use it in this code:

    permission message: {iEssentials::config::no-permission-message}

Remember permission message in the config is &cYou do not have permission for this command!, and I want the permission message to be &cYou do not have permission for this command!.

My results:
{iEssentials::config::no-permission-message}
Results supposed to be:
&cYou do not have permission for this command!

If you don't understand I'll explain in more detail

 

[skanto123]

put %{essentials::...}%

 

[CormanYT]

Doesn't work...

 

[BrettPlayMC]

Read the wiki or ask the plugin author.

 

[CormanYT]

Hmm I don't think it's a glitch. I just think it's something I need to fix.

 

[Snow-Pyon]

1. If you use variables for that it defeats the whole purpose of the addon, just get the values directly.
2. Description, usage and permission message of a command doesn't support expressions in them, not now at least. I'll see if I can get it added for the next release of Skript.

 

[CormanYT]

1. If you use variables for that it defeats the whole purpose of the addon, just get the values directly.
2. Description, usage and permission message of a command doesn't support expressions in them, not now at least. I'll see if I can get it added for the next release of Skript.

That's incorrect, I use variables to save the yaml values so I can use them in other parts of the Skript easily.
[doublepost=1517683763,1517662925][/doublepost]Well, I guess I'll try an alternate way for permission message. Solved.