write with argument?

[Alex2542]

hi, I need that my skript with a one command write a text in another skript for example:

command /test [<text>] [<text>]:
    trigger:
        write " set line 25 in file ""/plugins/Skript/scripts/Test%arg 1%.sk"" to "" player's tool is a %colored arg 2% """ at line 67 to file "/plugins/Skript/scripts/Test%arg 1%.sk"

but I need that the second argument remains unchanged (is this %colored arg 2%) but I would just do so by simply writing a first argument, but skript tells me that the second argument is missing and so doesn't work
Please help me
Obviously I use skUtilities.

 

[Deleted member 5254]

I'm not sure I understand what you want exactly. Let me know if I'm wrong here. So you want to be able to set that lin in the file using either both arguments in the command OR one argument on it's own, does that sound right?
If so you can add a condition to the command that if arg-2 is not set, write the set line section without %colored arg-2%. Because it is present in the effect, skript is expecting the information to be input into the command despit the fact your [<text>] portions are optional.
To fully pull that off when arg 2 is set, you'll want to save it to a variable( like {arg2.color} for example) so that you can refernce it when you only want to use one argument in the command. It could potentially look like this:

command /test [<text>] [<text>]:
    trigger:
        if arg 2 is not set:
            write " set line 25 in file ""/plugins/Skript/scripts/Test%arg 1%.sk"" to "" player's tool is a %{arg2.color}% """ at line 67 to file "/plugins/Skript/scripts/Test%arg 1%.sk"
            stop
        else:
            set {arg2.color} to colored arg 2
            write " set line 25 in file ""/plugins/Skript/scripts/Test%arg 1%.sk"" to "" player's tool is a %colored arg 2% """ at line 67 to file "/plugins/Skript/scripts/Test%arg 1%.sk"

 

[Deleted member 5254]

I'm not sure I understand what you want exactly. Let me know if I'm wrong here. So you want to be able to set that lin in the file using either both arguments in the command OR one argument on it's own, does that sound right?
If so you can add a condition to the command that if arg-2 is not set, write the set line section without %colored arg-2%. Because it is present in the effect, skript is expecting the information to be input into the command despit the fact your [<text>] portions are optional.
To fully pull that off when arg 2 is set, you'll want to save it to a variable( like {arg2.color} for example) so that you can refernce it when you only want to use one argument in the command. It could potentially look like this:

command /test [<text>] [<text>]:
    trigger:
        if arg 2 is not set:
            write " set line 25 in file ""/plugins/Skript/scripts/Test%arg 1%.sk"" to "" player's tool is a %{arg2.color}% """ at line 67 to file "/plugins/Skript/scripts/Test%arg 1%.sk"
            stop
        else:
            set {arg2.color} to colored arg 2
            write " set line 25 in file ""/plugins/Skript/scripts/Test%arg 1%.sk"" to "" player's tool is a %colored arg 2% """ at line 67 to file "/plugins/Skript/scripts/Test%arg 1%.sk"

yes, you understand perfectly, but it doesn't work, this have set <none> instead of %colored arg 2%

set line 25 in file "/plugins/Skript/scripts/Testtest.sk" to "        player's tool is <none> "

[doublepost=1502472485,1502400274][/doublepost]Please, can anyone help me?