Saw this in a previous post
`!addcom !v -a=!volume $(query)`
But if you type !v on its own it will set your volume to 0.
Would prefer that a null result tells you the current volume. Tinkered around with the following code but it wasn’t sticking:
`$(eval x=$(query);for('$(query)' === 'null' ? ''))`
Hey @evalhelpquestion!
When empty, $(query) doesn’t give you null, but an empty string. You can test that by adding the following command and calling it with no argument:
!addcom !test This is a $(query) test
Nightbot won’t answer with “This is a null test,” but with “This is a test” because $(query) is empty.
However, $(1) gives you null when empty.
With all that said, your original command works just fine for what you’re looking for:
!addcom !v -a=!volume $(query)
Excellent, I had been tweaking the command that had previously used $(1)
Everything mentioned is true and perfect, thank you!
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