Creating a new macro factory using #define that has more than one parameter will produce commands that have their arguments concatenated together instead of being separated by a space.
To Reproduce
Create a macro factory with more than one parameter. eg: #define tp_to(x, y) tp x y
Use the macro factory somewhere within your project and compile it. If the example was used, the resulting command will incorrectly have both player names/selectors merged together.
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Desktop
Windows 10
Additional context
One thing that does fix this behavior is by adding an extra space in the macro factory wherever the space is missing from the end result (eg: #define tp_to(x,y) to x y -- notice the two spaces between x and y). Obviously this fix isn't ideal, I just thought that it might help debug the behavior.
Describe the bug
Creating a new macro factory using
#definethat has more than one parameter will produce commands that have their arguments concatenated together instead of being separated by a space.To Reproduce
#define tp_to(x, y) tp x yScreenshots
Desktop
Additional context
One thing that does fix this behavior is by adding an extra space in the macro factory wherever the space is missing from the end result (eg:
#define tp_to(x,y) to x y-- notice the two spaces between x and y). Obviously this fix isn't ideal, I just thought that it might help debug the behavior.