On break in region

[Matthew]

Hi, I am trying to check if a block inside a region is being destroyed, I usually did that using this code and it worked perfectly:

on break:
        if event-block is in the region "a":
                if event-block is coal ore:
                        ##Do something

but I wanted to use variables because I need to make it possible to be re-settable via a command in-game, I used this syntax:

on break:
        if event-block is in the region {coal}:
                if event-block is coal ore:
                        ##Do something

where {coal} contains the name of the region, but it's just doing nothing like it's never checking into that region.
Does anyone know how to solve this?
[doublepost=1512737816,1512737072][/doublepost]I also tried using "%coal%" as described here:

on break:
        if event-block is in the region "%{coal}%":
                if event-block is coal ore:
                        ##Do something

but it still gives me this error:

 

[Uzumaki]

on break:
    if "%region at event-block%" is "spawn":
        if event-block is coal ore:
            stop
            #Do something

 

[Matthew]

on break:
    if "%region at event-block%" is "spawn":
        if event-block is coal ore:
            stop
            #Do something

It's still not doing anything as if it's never checking.

 

[Donut]

Region names are in the form “region spawn in world world”

 

[Matthew]

Region names are in the form “region spawn in world world”

should I set the world after the region? By the way, I am now using PirateSK, it's creating it's own region so that I don't have to mess around with names etc... that's just a pre-set name that the skript is going to use to define that area.

 

[Donut]

Not exactly sure what youre asking, if you broadcast "%region at event-block%" it will look something like “region exampleRegion in world exampleWorld”

also if your using the code uzumaki sent then the 'stop' line is unnecessary and in fact, if youre putting stuff after that line it wont run