Closed CuAnnan closed 3 years ago
Please verify that the register you are using is alphanumerical and does not contain special characters or spaces.
It will still 'work for normal numerical register, but because of how the backend system works in passing the values as shell variables, you are limited in what characters shell variables see as valid, which in this case is alphanumerical (without white spaces).
Please let us know if you used l;pahnumerical or special characters and/or spaces.
It is alphanumerical, does not contain characters or spaces. It's the word user. But no words are being populated.
Ubuntu 20.04 OS
$ cat setq.sh
echo "MUSH Stuff" echo "MUSHQ_0: ${MUSHQ_0}" echo "MUSHQN_0: ${MUSHQN_0}" echo "MUSHN_USER: ${MUSHN_USER}"
think [setq(0,how now brown cow,user)][execscript(setq.sh)]
MUSH Stuff MUSHQ_0: how now brown cow MUSHQN_0: user MUSHN_USER: how now brown cow
Works fine to me. Make sure the variables are all upper case.
Weird it is now working for me now, though it wasn't before.
I am not using the syntax setq(num, val, tex>). I am using the syntax setq(text, val) Does only the former work?
And, again. No musqn variable is present.
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CuAnnan/domain/main/output.txt
Both the command on the object in question and the raw output
&cmd.feeding.setPool zobj=$+feed/pool *:[setq(user, %#)];[setq(pool, %0)];[setq(res, [execscript([u(con.domain.path)], setFeedingPool, [objid(%#)]|[%0])])];@sudo %l=@pemit [r(user)]=[r(res)]
MUSHQ_U and MUSHQN both show up but not the MUSHQN or MUSHN_ variables.