Output commands — BotWith.me

count returns int

count(items: list<int>) -> intcount(items: list<string>) -> intcount(items: list<tile>) -> intcount(items: list<item>) -> intcount(items: list<bankitem>) -> intcount(items: list<npc>) -> intcount(items: list<player>) -> intcount(items: list<object>) -> intcount(items: list<wall>) -> intcount(items: list<drop>) -> intcount(items: list<bag>) -> int

How many numbers a list holds.

How many strings a list holds.

How many tiles a list holds.

How many items a list holds.

How many bank items a list holds.

How many npcs a list holds.

How many players a list holds.

How many objects a list holds.

How many walls a list holds.

How many drops a list holds.

How many bags a list holds.

Parameter	Type	What it does
itemsrequired	list<int>	a list of numbers

Example

print("numbers:", count(range(0, 5)))
print("strings:", count(menuOptions()))
print("tiles:", count(path(myTile())))
print("items:", count(inv()))
print("bank items:", count(bank()))
print("npcs:", count(npcs()))
print("players:", count(players()))
print("objects:", count(objects()))
print("walls:", count(walls()))
print("drops:", count(drops()))
print("bags:", count(bagList()))

isEmpty returns bool

isEmpty(items: list<int>) -> boolisEmpty(items: list<string>) -> boolisEmpty(items: list<tile>) -> boolisEmpty(items: list<item>) -> boolisEmpty(items: list<bankitem>) -> boolisEmpty(items: list<npc>) -> boolisEmpty(items: list<player>) -> boolisEmpty(items: list<object>) -> boolisEmpty(items: list<wall>) -> boolisEmpty(items: list<drop>) -> boolisEmpty(items: list<bag>) -> bool

Whether a list of numbers holds nothing. The same as count() == 0, and it reads better in a condition.

Whether a list of strings holds nothing. The same as count() == 0, and it reads better in a condition.

Whether a list of tiles holds nothing. The same as count() == 0, and it reads better in a condition.

Whether a list of items holds nothing. The same as count() == 0, and it reads better in a condition.

Whether a list of bank items holds nothing. The same as count() == 0, and it reads better in a condition.

Whether a list of npcs holds nothing. The same as count() == 0, and it reads better in a condition.

Whether a list of players holds nothing. The same as count() == 0, and it reads better in a condition.

Whether a list of objects holds nothing. The same as count() == 0, and it reads better in a condition.

Whether a list of walls holds nothing. The same as count() == 0, and it reads better in a condition.

Whether a list of drops holds nothing. The same as count() == 0, and it reads better in a condition.

Whether a list of bags holds nothing. The same as count() == 0, and it reads better in a condition.

Parameter	Type	What it does
itemsrequired	list<int>	a list of numbers

Example

if isEmpty(range(0, 5)) { print("no number here") }
if isEmpty(menuOptions()) { print("no string here") }
if isEmpty(path(myTile())) { print("no tile here") }
if isEmpty(inv()) { print("no item here") }
if isEmpty(bank()) { print("no bankitem here") }
if isEmpty(npcs()) { print("no npc here") }
if isEmpty(players()) { print("no player here") }
if isEmpty(objects()) { print("no object here") }
if isEmpty(walls()) { print("no wall here") }
if isEmpty(drops()) { print("no drop here") }
if isEmpty(bagList()) { print("no bag here") }

print

print()print(value1: any)print(value1: any, value2: any)print(value1: any, value2: any, value3: any)print(value1: any, value2: any, value3: any, value4: any)print(value1: any, value2: any, value3: any, value4: any, value5: any)print(value1: any, value2: any, value3: any, value4: any, value5: any, value6: any)print(value1: any, value2: any, value3: any, value4: any, value5: any, value6: any, value7: any)print(value1: any, value2: any, value3: any, value4: any, value5: any, value6: any, value7: any, value8: any)

Writes a line to the console, joining its arguments with a space. Takes any value of any type, so a number does not have to be turned into text first.

Parameter	Type	What it does
value1required	any	anything at all
value2required	any	anything at all
value3required	any	anything at all
value4required	any	anything at all
value5required	any	anything at all
value6required	any	anything at all
value7required	any	anything at all
value8required	any	anything at all

Example

print()
print("trip")
print("trip", 3)
print("trip", 3, "of")
print("trip", 3, "of", 10)
print("trip", 3, "of", 10, "done")
print("trip", 3, "of", 10, "done", true)
print("trip", 3, "of", 10, "done", true, "at")
print("trip", 3, "of", 10, "done", true, "at", 600)

str returns string

str(value: any) -> string

Any value as text. A tile reads as (303, 553) rather than as the record the game keeps it in, and none reads as "none".

Parameter	Type	What it does
valuerequired	any	anything at all

Example

print("standing at " + str(myTile()))

trace

trace()trace(value1: any)trace(value1: any, value2: any)trace(value1: any, value2: any, value3: any)trace(value1: any, value2: any, value3: any, value4: any)trace(value1: any, value2: any, value3: any, value4: any, value5: any)trace(value1: any, value2: any, value3: any, value4: any, value5: any, value6: any)trace(value1: any, value2: any, value3: any, value4: any, value5: any, value6: any, value7: any)trace(value1: any, value2: any, value3: any, value4: any, value5: any, value6: any, value7: any, value8: any)

Writes a line only when tracing is switched on, for the running commentary a working script should not print for hours.

Parameter	Type	What it does
value1required	any	anything at all
value2required	any	anything at all
value3required	any	anything at all
value4required	any	anything at all
value5required	any	anything at all
value6required	any	anything at all
value7required	any	anything at all
value8required	any	anything at all

Example

trace()
trace("trip")
trace("trip", 3)
trace("trip", 3, "of")
trace("trip", 3, "of", 10)
trace("trip", 3, "of", 10, "done")
trace("trip", 3, "of", 10, "done", true)
trace("trip", 3, "of", 10, "done", true, "at")
trace("trip", 3, "of", 10, "done", true, "at", 600)

output