Solved Optional Arguments

[CormanYT]

THIS THREAD IS SOLVED! DO NOT MAKE NEW REPLIES!

How do I make a default value for an optional argument? This is my current code:

command /home [<home="home">]:

 

[Wynnevir]

How do I make an argument optional? This is my current code:

command /home [<home="home">]:

Square brackets, as you have, make an argument optional.
[<argument>]

 

[CormanYT]

Sorry, I messed up the explanation. I'll edit the post. What I ment is this:

How do I set a default value for an optional argument, when it is not set?

 

[Wynnevir]

You would need to make an options section, if I understand you properly.

options:

    home: home

command /home [<{@home}>]:

 

[CormanYT]

Oh, I'll just use a variable then.
[doublepost=1516919643,1516919391][/doublepost]Never mind it was this: command /home [<home="home">]:

It should have been this: command /home [<text="home">]:

Thanks for your advice though, it would've worked too.

 

[Wynnevir]

Ah I see, your way is certainly simpler though! Glad it's working^-^

 

[Snow-Pyon]

Making an argument with default value optional is pointless, I'd remove the brackets if I were you

 

[CormanYT]

Sorry I forgot to put solved.

 

[Snow-Pyon]

Sorry I forgot to put solved.

Yeah, I knew it was solved but just wanted to point that out. Glad you got it working anyways.

 

[CormanYT]

Thanks!