I keep finding this. when I use the shortcut button when starting to write it, This happens:
The system doesn’t add the second parenthesis. Easy fix (thats why i havn’t posted it before), but still annoying, and I wnated to share it with you guys.
~Charlie
I think that’s because the first is ready command that you learn is with cleave.
@PeterPalov, I think you may be confusing the actual error with the recommended text:
I too have seen this error many times, so you’re not alone. You could rummage around in the coco editors and you might be able to find where this stuff is.
@Chaboi_3000, would you know where you might be able to find this?
Danny
Ah, yes I have this bug too. So about this I don’t know why it doesn’t have the second parenthesis.
Same bug found in hero.costOf
No second parenthesis
I can’t seem to be reproducing the same issue on my end. Care to specify the exact steps to reproduce this issue?
thats because there isnt a : behind the ending bracket if there is tho then the bug happens
First i use shortcut for ‘if’, then i do ‘hero.is’ and can then use short cut for ‘isReady’
I get this bug as well. It happens when I type if, and press enter for the shortcut giving me this default if statement:
if enemy:
Then I change enemy to hero.isReady(), and it gives me the shortcut and I press enter and then this happens:
if hero.isReady("cleave":
That’s the same as me @abc
It actually happens for anything. If you type if and use the shortcut, then use a method that requires a string inside of the parenthesis, the second parenthesis will not appear. If you type if with the shortcut, then type summon with the shortcut, you get this:
if hero.summon("soldier":