Custom Command Arguments
Arguments in Custom Commands allow MEE6 to copy text you send while using the command.
What is exactly an argument?
Arguments of a command are pieces of text that are placed just after the command. They are separated by one or multiple spaces.
For example if you type !my-command @Mario#0001 sun moon
:
- The command would be my-command
- 1st argument would be
@Mario#0001
- 2nd argument would be
sun
- 3rd argument would be
moon
.
How it works
In the custom command response you can write {1}
to copy the 1st argument, {2}
to copy the second argument, etc...
You can also use ...
to copy a range of arguments.
By combining them you can do for exemple:
{1...}
to copy all the arguments{...3}
to copy the first 3 arguments{2...6}
to copy arguments from the 2nd to 6th
Default values
By adding :default text
at the end of the code, you can add a default value for when the argument is not specified by the user.
For example: {3:this is the default value of the third argument}
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Updated on: 22/02/2020
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