Skript Problem - Can't figure out how to detect numbers

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kittkarrkitt

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Hi, I need to know how to use numbers as input for a command, for example: "/give [amount] [item]" / "give 20 beef".

I cant seem to figure out the correct way to make it give the message after I have asked if the input is a specific number.

It does not give me an error with the current code, but the correct output (the messages) after putting in the second argument wont show up either.

Here is my code. I have tried a bunch, but nothing has seemed to work so far.

!!!! SKRIPT:

options:
NoPerm: &4&l(&f&lUK&4&l) >> &4You do not have the needed permissions to use this command!

command /ukrules [<text>] [<number>]:
permission: uk.rules
permission message: {@NoPerm}
trigger:
set {_num} to arg-2
if arg-1 is not set:
message ""
message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"
message ""
message "&7/ukrules &c>>&7 ... &7[&clist&7]"
message ""
message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"
message ""
if arg-1 is "list":
message ""
message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"
message ""
message "&7/ukrules list &c>>&7 ... &7[&cList Number&7]"
message ""
message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"
message ""
if {_num} is "1":
message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"
message "1"
message "2"
message "3"
message "4"
message "5"
message "6"
message "7"
message "8"
message "9"
message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"
if {_num} is "2":
message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"
message "1"
message "2"
message "3"
message "4"
message "5"
message "6"
message "7"
message "8"
message "9"
message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"
 
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Marc said:
[<integer>] :emoji_slight_smile:
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Thanks for the reply, but I have tried that before to. I have just tried it again with the current code, and I dont recieve any errors on reload.
But the input also wont show up and just shows the arg-1 is list output.
 
Found your problem, You have to use [<text>] [<text>] and not [<text>] [<integer>]

Code: 
options:
    NoPerm: &4&l(&f&lUK&4&l) >> &4You do not have the needed permissions to use this command!

command /ukrules [<text>] [<text>]:
    permission: uk.rules
    permission message: {@NoPerm}   
    trigger:
        set {_num} to arg-2
        if arg-1 is not set:
            message ""
            message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"
            message ""
            message "&7/ukrules &c>>&7 ... &7[&clist&7]"
            message ""
            message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"
            message ""
        if arg-1 is "list":
            message ""
            message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"
            message ""
            message "&7/ukrules list &c>>&7 ... &7[&cList Number&7]"
            message ""
            message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"
            message ""
        if {_num} is "1":
            message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"
            message "1"
            message "2"
            message "3"
            message "4"
            message "5"
            message "6"
            message "7"
            message "8"
            message "9"
            message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"
        if {_num} is "2":
            message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"
            message "1"
            message "2"
            message "3"
            message "4"
            message "5"
            message "6"
            message "7"
            message "8"
            message "9"
            message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"

remember to put your code in a box :^)
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Marc said:
Found your problem, You have to use [<text>] [<text>] and not [<text>] [<integer>]

Code: 
options:
    NoPerm: &4&l(&f&lUK&4&l) >> &4You do not have the needed permissions to use this command!

command /ukrules [<text>] [<text>]:
    permission: uk.rules
    permission message: {@NoPerm} 
    trigger:
        set {_num} to arg-2
        if arg-1 is not set:
            message ""
            message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"
            message ""
            message "&7/ukrules &c>>&7 ... &7[&clist&7]"
            message ""
            message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"
            message ""
        if arg-1 is "list":
            message ""
            message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"
            message ""
            message "&7/ukrules list &c>>&7 ... &7[&cList Number&7]"
            message ""
            message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"
            message ""
        if {_num} is "1":
            message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"
            message "1"
            message "2"
            message "3"
            message "4"
            message "5"
            message "6"
            message "7"
            message "8"
            message "9"
            message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"
        if {_num} is "2":
            message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"
            message "1"
            message "2"
            message "3"
            message "4"
            message "5"
            message "6"
            message "7"
            message "8"
            message "9"
            message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"

remember to put your code in a box :^)
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Yes this has worked for me! Thank you very much. I had [<text>] [<text>] before, but might have had something in the rest of the code different at that point. Thank you very much.

and yes I will put my code in a box from now on :emoji_slight_smile:
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Marc said:
Found your problem, You have to use [<text>] [<text>] and not [<text>] [<integer>]

Code: 
options:
    NoPerm: &4&l(&f&lUK&4&l) >> &4You do not have the needed permissions to use this command!

command /ukrules [<text>] [<text>]:
    permission: uk.rules
    permission message: {@NoPerm} 
    trigger:
        set {_num} to arg-2
        if arg-1 is not set:
            message ""
            message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"
            message ""
            message "&7/ukrules &c>>&7 ... &7[&clist&7]"
            message ""
            message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"
            message ""
        if arg-1 is "list":
            message ""
            message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"
            message ""
            message "&7/ukrules list &c>>&7 ... &7[&cList Number&7]"
            message ""
            message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"
            message ""
        if {_num} is "1":
            message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"
            message "1"
            message "2"
            message "3"
            message "4"
            message "5"
            message "6"
            message "7"
            message "8"
            message "9"
            message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"
        if {_num} is "2":
            message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"
            message "1"
            message "2"
            message "3"
            message "4"
            message "5"
            message "6"
            message "7"
            message "8"
            message "9"
            message "&4&l>------(&f&lUK&4&l)------<"

remember to put your code in a box :^)
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Wait hold up, the same thing is happening as in my other thread. It is showing both the "if arg-1 is "list":" and "if {_num} is "1":" outputs! (same with is "2")

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The red lines show what output should not be there again.
 
Marc said:
Thats because you told it to show those lines lol
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Yes, when you only use arg-1 behind the original command, but if you add the arg-2 input, it should overwrite that right? That is what happens in the first part of my other code, which is also the thing that should happen.

It should only give that specific output when I execute the command "/ukrules list", and not when I execute the command "/ukrules list [number input]"
 
Using square brackets([ ]) just means that the extra arguments aren't vital. Therefore you won't necessarily need to put your code in squares, unless the other argument(s) are specifically required.

Code: 
#Example:

command /stats [<player>]:
 trigger:
  if arg-1 is set:
   send {stats.%arg-1%}
  else:
   send {stats.%player%}

command /gamemode <integer>:
 trigger:
  if arg-1 is set:
   set gamemode of player to arg-1
  else:
   send "Please specify a gamemode"
 
Jakkeren said:
Using square brackets([ ]) just means that the extra arguments aren't vital. Therefore you won't necessarily need to put your code in squares, unless the other argument(s) are specifically required.

Code: 
#Example:

command /stats [<player>]:
 trigger:
  if arg-1 is set:
   send {stats.%arg-1%}
  else:
   send {stats.%player%}

command /gamemode <integer>:
 trigger:
  if arg-1 is set:
   set gamemode of player to arg-1
  else:
   send "Please specify a gamemode"
Click to expand...

Removing the [] brackets from any one of the arguments in the original command (command /??? [<text>] [<text>]: ) would result in the command not working at all and outputting the usage of the command, even when its not even in the code

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I have a second thread with a simular problem as the one you replied to. Maybe you could test it out for yourself aswell, so you could experience what my problem is.
 
kittkarrkitt said:
Removing the [] brackets from any one of the arguments in the original command (command /??? [<text>] [<text>]: ) would result in the command not working at all and outputting the usage of the command, even when its not even in the code

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I have a second thread with a simular problem as the one you replied to. Maybe you could test it out for yourself aswell, so you could experience what my problem is.
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In your case it would, yes. I was simply trying to explain what square brackets do in general. Example:

Code: 
 #Adding square brackets, the command would return <none>. We want players only able to use the command if they specify an argument. Example:

command /hi <text>:
    trigger:
        send "%arg-1%"

Screen-Shot-2021-01-04-at-14-49-57.png
 
Jakkeren said:
In your case it would, yes. I was simply trying to explain what the square brackets do in general.

Code: 
 #Adding square brackets, the command would return <none>. We want players only able to use the command if they specify an argument. Example:

command /hi <text>:
    trigger:
        send "%arg-1%"

Screen-Shot-2021-01-04-at-14-49-57.png
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How is it that way for me then? What makes my code fail like that if im missing those [] brackets?
 
Pardon me if I misunderstood you, but it seemed to me like you were gonna use square brackets on all your commands in the future:

and yes I will put my code in a box from now on :emoji_slight_smile:
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Jakkeren said:
Pardon me if I misunderstood you, but it seemed to me like you were gonna use square brackets on all your commands in the future:
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No, that was about the threads on this websites, and if I need help, I would put them in a code box that you can use in your messagee
Code: 
command <text>:
    trigger:
        message "Like this"
 
kittkarrkitt said:
No, that was about the threads on this websites, and if I need help, I would put them in a code box that you can use in your messagee
Code: 
command <text>:
    trigger:
        message "Like this"
Click to expand...

My bad! Mark you thread as solved, if you're satisfied :emoji_grinning:
 
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