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Doing "LimeGlass's II" parsed as "%player%'s II" breaks, but if you make the letters lowercase after the spacing like "LimeGlass's ii" parsed as "%player%'s ii" it'll work. This happens with any letter. \broadcast "LimeGlass's Z" parsed as "%player%'s Z" does nothing, but lowercase z will work.
Expected Behavior
To be able to parse out as LimeGlass (Player object) regardless if the next letter after a space is uppercase or lowercase.
Notes
Remember that parsed as returns as a list, this is because you can have multiple types in the matching string.
I suspect that the classinfo is being considered a multiple look up, and it's looking for multiple players to parse, when I only provided %player% and not %players% or it's some weird gender noun issue, because it's relating to capitalization.
Only players present on the server is myself LimeGlass
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"LimeGlass's II" parsed as "%player%'s II"
breaks, but if you make the letters lowercase after the spacing like"LimeGlass's ii" parsed as "%player%'s ii"
it'll work. This happens with any letter.\broadcast "LimeGlass's Z" parsed as "%player%'s Z"
does nothing, but lowercase z will work.Expected Behavior
To be able to parse out as LimeGlass (Player object) regardless if the next letter after a space is uppercase or lowercase.
Notes
Remember that parsed as returns as a list, this is because you can have multiple types in the matching string.
I suspect that the classinfo is being considered a multiple look up, and it's looking for multiple players to parse, when I only provided
%player%
and not%players%
or it's some weird gender noun issue, because it's relating to capitalization.Only players present on the server is myself
LimeGlass
Agreement
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: