Can you write what is in the CMD token?

[Uzaree]

I have a command, Looking for [1..50] items.

When i call it all i get on the screen is "Looking for  items."

I feel like I am over thinking this.  From what I understand is that is in the token {CMD}

So how do turn that into a variable so I can write that in my string?

Sorry in advance for the noobie question.

[iceblast]

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Set text [count] to '{CMD}'
Set integer [count] value to the converted value of {TXTNUM:count}
Quick Input, '{TXTNUM:count}'


[Pfeil]

When i call it all i get on the screen is "Looking for  items."

What are you referring to by "call it"? If the "When I say" field of your command is set to "Looking for [1..50] items", the recognized phrase would have to contain a number.

So how do turn that into a variable so I can write that in my string?

What do you mean by "write that in my string"?
In most cases, tokens can be used directly, unless you very specifically need a variable.


Given that you're using dynamic command sections, you can get just the number using the "{CMDSEGMENT:}" token, E.G.

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Quick Input, '{CMDSEGMENT:1}'

If you were to use the "{TXTNUM:}" token instead, to remove everything from the recognized phrase except the number, that could look like this:

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Quick Input, '{TXTNUM:"{CMD}"}'

[Uzaree]

Thank you, that worked perfectly!

[Uzaree]

When i call it all i get on the screen is "Looking for  items."

What are you referring to by "call it"? If the "When I say" field of your command is set to "Looking for [1..50] items", the recognized phrase would have to contain a number.

So how do turn that into a variable so I can write that in my string?

What do you mean by "write that in my string"?
In most cases, tokens can be used directly, unless you very specifically need a variable.


Given that you're using dynamic command sections, you can get just the number using the "{CMDSEGMENT:}" token, E.G.

Code: [Select]

Quick Input, '{CMDSEGMENT:1}'

If you were to use the "{TXTNUM:}" token instead, to remove everything from the recognized phrase except the number, that could look like this:

Code: [Select]

Quick Input, '{TXTNUM:"{CMD}"}'

Ok, one more question,  If I were to use a string in the dynamic command like [ White; Blue; Green]  how would that be broken out?

[Uzaree]

When i call it all i get on the screen is "Looking for  items."

What are you referring to by "call it"? If the "When I say" field of your command is set to "Looking for [1..50] items", the recognized phrase would have to contain a number.

So how do turn that into a variable so I can write that in my string?

What do you mean by "write that in my string"?
In most cases, tokens can be used directly, unless you very specifically need a variable.


Given that you're using dynamic command sections, you can get just the number using the "{CMDSEGMENT:}" token, E.G.

Code: [Select]

Quick Input, '{CMDSEGMENT:1}'

If you were to use the "{TXTNUM:}" token instead, to remove everything from the recognized phrase except the number, that could look like this:

Code: [Select]

Quick Input, '{TXTNUM:"{CMD}"}'

Ok, one more question,  If I were to use a string in the dynamic command like [ White; Blue; Green]  how would that be broken out?

I am trying to use {CMDSEGMENT:2} right after the {TXTNUM:{CMD}} but I get Not Set for the number. It does give me white,blue or green however

[Uzaree]

I figured it out, I just used

{CMDSEGMENT:1}  {CMDSEGMENT:2}

works perfectly!

[SemlerPDX]

Yep - as you may have already noticed, command segments are zero indexed meaning the first element starts at 0 and not 1.

Best wishes and have fun!!