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Escaping Characters
Certain characters can cause unexpected behavior and need to be escaped. For example, if you want to send the literal text $username instead of having it replaced with the username. There are multiple ways of doing so.
Backslash
As in any other language, you can also use backslash here to escape characters.
Example
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!!exec Hello \$username, how are you?
Custom Command
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Hello $username, how are you?
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!!exec $description[Ban Command: \$ban <user> Kick Command: \$kick <user>]
Custom Command
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Ban Command: $ban <user> Kick Command: $kick <user>
Hashtag Alternatives
Beside backslash, you can also use hashtag alternatives that will get replaced by their character.
| Text | Result |
|---|---|
#RIGHT# | ] |
#LEFT# | [ |
#SEMI# | ; |
#COLON# | : |
#DOLLAR# / #CHAR# | $ |
#RIGHT_CLICK# | > |
#LEFT_CLICK# | < |
#EQUAL# | = |
#RIGHT_BRACKET# | } |
#LEFT_BRACKET# | { |
#NL# / #BR# | New Line |
#SP# | Space |
#TAB# | Tab Character |
#SLASH# | / |
#BACKSLASH# | \ |