So im trying to make a !hug command, where if the command is referred to a specific used the results will be different, but i keep getting hit with this error msg. Been wrecking my brain with it for some time now and i got no idea how to solve it (tried multiple iterations on this one already)
/me $(eval if( $(touser) == ed_be) {"hugs Ed around the neck with a spiked wire";} else {$(user); "gives" $(touser); "the biggest of hugs";})
Could use the help...
The main bit of code is the ternary operator, a relatively fast way to evaluate between two choices of expressions based on whether a given condition is truthy or falsy.
Sharp Eagle said:
$(eval a=decodeURIComponent($(querystring $(touser)));a==ed_be?hugs Ed around the neck with a spiked wire:$(user) gives ${a} the biggest of hugs)
Alright. so the ':' is a separator between the options?
also, is it possible to use the same format for more than 2 options? (suppose i give it more options where a="a different name")
Yes, the colon (:) separates the if true option from the if false one.
If you want to have more options, you can do so like this:
etc, you get the idea.
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