I have a custom command to pull a random dad joke from a Pastebin list, which I add new entries to sometimes. It's an exclusive command for a specific user, with a default response if anyone else tries to use it. For namesake, I'll use my username to present the command here rather than that specific user's.
$(eval '$(user)' == 'iLLadelph267' ? '$(eval a="$(urlfetch json https://pastebin.com/raw/U0xphXnF)".split(";");a[Math.floor(Math.random()*a.length)])' : "Sorry, only iLLadelph267 can be blamed for dad jokes" )
I added a bunch of new ones today but keep getting an Unexpected Identifier. I've had this issue before and fixed the separator appearing within entries. But now its returning "Unexpected Identifier 'Where' <context:1:59>" after the latest change even though the only place a semicolon appears is between entries as intended.
Also, I'm very confused about the 'Where' <context:1:59> part. Prior to the latest change, it returned Unexpected Identifier 'What' <context:1:58> and I assumed it was pointing to line 58 in the Pastebin. On line 59 was a joke starting with the word "What" so I elected to delete that entry. Now it returns this 'Where' <context:1:59> but line 59 doesn't contain the word "where" telling me I misunderstood what the <context> part meant.
I've no idea why any of the entries in there would cause an issue. Should I change my separator? Why is it pointing out words like 'Where' and 'What'? What does <context:number:number> mean? Is there an issue with the way my command is written that I'm just not seeing?