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Can't call functions inside of custom syntax #69
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I believe this is linked to the same problem here: With 1.20 released, this gets a bit more important. |
Fix delayed at least until SkriptLang/Skript#5669 is merged, as this PR finalizes the Structure API, which is what skript-reflect will be using. |
Could you fix it now? |
@TPGamesNL Will you fix this issue? |
I will when I have time, i.e. not soon. Anyone is free to make a PR |
Describe the bug
When running with Skript 2.7.0-beta2, function calls inside of custom syntax no longer parse. This happens both on the initial load and on subsequent reloads of the script. It does not matter if the function is in the same script or a different script, or whether or not it is local.
To reproduce
myExampleFunction()
).Expected behavior
The function call should parse and should run when your custom syntax is triggered.
Screenshots
Example with a minimalist server setup. See VS Code sidebar, Skript + skript-reflect are my only plugins (as well as the patcher agent).
Server information
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