development

[earnest phoenix]

Breh

It's personal

[tired panther]

what is your question....

[cinder patio]

It's the main function

[earnest phoenix]

My bot is hosted but it's offline

[crimson vapor]

you are being ratelimited

[earnest phoenix]

Ik

[crimson vapor]

you need to wait for the timeout to end

[sudden geyser]

Main can't return Option<T>

It can return Result<(), E>, but not Option<T>

[earnest phoenix]

But it's already 4 Hours

[sudden geyser]

Which the ? operator is trying to propagate up to

[lusty quest]

can be easy 12 hours

listen to the ratelimit event to see for how long you are locked out

[cinder patio]

I see.. so if the consume function were to return a Result, there would be no errors?

[earnest phoenix]

Ok bye

[crimson vapor]

how many times did you break the 429?

[sudden geyser]

Yeah, but I think the Ok variant would need to be an empty tuple

[earnest phoenix]

Break?

[crimson vapor]

go past ratelimits

[sudden geyser]

If you don't want to change the consume function's return type, you could use a match or pattern matching to get the Some variant value

[crimson vapor]

api spam

[earnest phoenix]

O

[cinder patio]

I'm currently doing .unwrap_or

[earnest phoenix]

Understand!

[oak crag]

Hello, I was wondering how reliable Heroku is for (one) discord bots?

[sudden geyser]

unreliable from what people say

[cinder patio]

I think it's good as a starting point

but once your bot starts growing you should get a VPS

[cosmic forum]

Didn't work :(

[cinder patio]

or upgrade to premium

[patent flax]

heroku is kinda complicated and it sometimes dies

i recommend repl.it

[sudden geyser]

repl.it dies too

[cinder patio]

I find heruko pretty easy to use

[oak crag]

yes, replit kills it with the free version+uptime robot

[earnest phoenix]

@sudden geyser Uptime Robot

[sudden geyser]

still unreliable

[earnest phoenix]

@oak crag Like it doesnt respond?

Because for me it's working properly

[oak crag]

It kills my daily loop, even if I made reconnect=True

My bot still respond

but the daily loop is a requirement for my bot

[lost wadi]

Hi

let busqueda = args.slice(1).join(" ")
    let reg = /[^\s"']+|"([^"]*)"|'([^']*)'/g;

    if (args[0].toLowerCase() == "nombre") {
      let obj = busqueda.split(reg)[1]

      let busca_obj = data.Items.find(x => x.nombre.toLowerCase() == obj.toLowerCase())
      console.log(busca_obj)

      if (!busca_obj) {
        mal_.setDescription("El objeto que quieres editar no existe")
        return message.channel.send(mal_)
      }

    }

How do I change the value of a property of an object? ||I look for the object by means of its name||

mongodb

[earnest phoenix]

@oak crag For what do y use daily loop for?

[tired panther]

are you meaning changing the key like "nombre" to "number" , or their value?

[tired panther]

thats does not look like mongodb

[earnest phoenix]

Heroku Has Free Uptime?

Permanently Host?

[oak crag]

Post daily comics :D

[earnest phoenix]

I'm Feeling Bored Ya Know? I'm Going To Game Now

[lost wadi]

Let's say the name value is "computador", I want to change it to another like "Apple"

[earnest phoenix]

@oak crag Well I never used such a thing. Good luck finguring it out. I know only one free host but the bot goes down every 3 days

[tired panther]

you did not anwser my question

[copper cradle]

you don't know how to reassign a value?

[tired panther]

just 20 days without verifying with a credit card

[copper cradle]

shame

[oak crag]

Ok thanks, I'll try Heroku for now. ¯_(ツ)_/¯

[earnest phoenix]

@oak crag To use heeoku you have to verify a credit card or it will run 24 days per month

[tired panther]

me?

let test = {};
test.food = "apple";
test.super  = "@tim"

[copper cradle]

no

the other guy

[oak crag]

Mmh thanks for the info

[lost wadi]

They do not know?

[zenith terrace]

test.ping = "@Tim";

[copper cradle]

I was talking about this

[tired panther]

?

[lost wadi]

I want to change the property of an object

[copper cradle]

then just reassign it

[tired stirrup]

Hm

Where do we make mots

Bots

With js

[copper cradle]

let x = {};
x.prop = "wadse";
x.prop = 1;

how's that even remotely hard

[cinder patio]

<Collection>.updateOne(query, {key: value}

[tired stirrup]

@cinder patio

[cinder patio]

I'm p sure they're talking about changing a key in mongodb

not in memory

[copper cradle]

the code they showed had nothing to do with mongo tho

[tired stirrup]

Hm

@cinder patio @cinder patio

[copper cradle]

lemme check it again

[cinder patio]

huh? Y'all hearing something?

[lost wadi]

key equals what?

[tired stirrup]

Umm

[copper cradle]

it's just the wind

[tired stirrup]

Ignoring me?

Where do we make bots?

[copper cradle]

don't ping random people

[cinder patio]

the property you want to change

[tired stirrup]

Web name?

[tired stirrup]

Say

[copper cradle]

that's not how it works my guy

[tired stirrup]

Bor

Bro

[copper cradle]

learn a programming language

[tired stirrup]

I mean

[copper cradle]

then find yourself a nice text editor

write your bot in that language

[tired stirrup]

The web name where we program the bot

[tired stirrup]

??

[cinder patio]

sigh... I guess you could check out repl.it... you can code bots there in js / python

[near stratus]

your terminal and Visual Studio Code

[tired stirrup]

Hm

Thx

I know js a bit :)

So let's try

[lost wadi]

but it is an array of objects

[cinder patio]

If you know js you should also know that code is generally written in a text editor and executed on your PC, not on some website, but sure

[cinder patio]

Yeah that makes things harder, I've never had to do this so I dunno how, search on google

[tired stirrup]

This is it

But how can I save them

?

[copper cradle]

my dude's gonna code on their phone...

good luck then

[tired stirrup]

I entered my bot token but it isn't working

[tidal nymph]

🧐

[copper cradle]

that's a crime

[tired stirrup]

I am seeing a yt vid

[cinder patio]

wow... it took you a few minutes to create an entire working bot?

[tired stirrup]

Bro

I mean

[tidal nymph]

hes gonna submit a new bot on top.gg

[tired stirrup]

I added everything and my bot token but not working

[tired stirrup]

Who?

[cinder patio]

Any errors?

[tired stirrup]

Idk

[cinder patio]

Then we can't help

god knows what's wrong

[copper cradle]

they probably got an error

[tired stirrup]

See

[copper cradle]

considering everything we've already seen... they probably don't know where to check for it

[cinder patio]

delete that

[tired stirrup]

Is there any way to save?

[copper cradle]

they didn't even start the bot

my dude just leaked their token

[tired stirrup]

Yes

Cuz it's for test

Want?

[copper cradle]

I'm outta here

[tired stirrup]

:o

Hmm

Is there any options to save or anything

Or no option just exit ?

[cinder patio]

Almost nobody here uses repl.it so we don't know

[tired stirrup]

Then what you use?

[cinder patio]

a code editor

[tired stirrup]

Glitch hub?

[tired stirrup]

:o

[cinder patio]

We don't code on our phones

[tired stirrup]

So phone is hard

:/

[cinder patio]

get a PC or just use already existing bots

[tired stirrup]

O

[cinder patio]

Coding on mobile is doable, but it's a lot harder and the tooling is nonexistent

Mostly thanks to repl.it and glitch

[copper cradle]

people should be punished for trying to code on their phones

[tired stirrup]

Uh

[lusty quest]

didnt Million maintain stuff like node from a phone

[pale vessel]

False

[lusty quest]

as for now coding on a phone is horrible, there are no good editors for it. sure repl.it exist but it sucks imo

[torpid cairn]

False!!!

There are many bot coders I have seen who use dB language for coding bots....

[lusty quest]

?

[torpid cairn]

Naaah

[lusty quest]

coding on phones is horrible for now, there exist editors but they are not even close to stuff like np++

[torpid cairn]

Huh however there is new developed unstable language called dB

It's easy with it

And not horrible

[lusty quest]

probably something like scratch

[torpid cairn]

Nah

U can find out

[torpid cairn]

U can keep ur bot everytime online with no cost with dB language

[lusty quest]

there is always a cost

free doesnt exist

[torpid cairn]

Nah

[torpid cairn]

It exist

It's hard to believe

I personally tried

[lusty quest]

you wont get free hosts

you pay them in some way

[torpid cairn]

No verified app

[lusty quest]

doesnt mean anything

[torpid cairn]

Just watch 90 mins ad

[lusty quest]

there are verified Discord bot scamming people

[lusty quest]

and there you pay

[dusky sundial]

90 min ad?

[torpid cairn]

I don't pay

[lusty quest]

you pay lol, with time

[torpid cairn]

No watch ad to get 90 mins hosting

[lusty quest]

any maybe a tracker within the ad

[dusky sundial]

Watching an is is the same as paying, you're still giving them money

[torpid cairn]

Bruh it's verified play store app

[dusky sundial]

and/or data

[rocky dagger]

when i do const { checkCommandModule } = require('./utils/validate'); in my index.js file i just get a Cannot find module './utils/validate' error

[lusty quest]

there where verified play store apps that scammed the shit out of people

[quiet topaz]

why does Date.getMonth give me the month 03 althought its 04 (nodejs

let colg2 = console.log;

//n = ms
const format = '{DD/MM/YYYY; HH:mm;ss:nnnn}';

console.log=(lo)=>{
    let dateObj = new Date();
    var date;
    var y = dateObj.getFullYear();
    var mo = dateObj.getMonth();
    var d = dateObj.getDate();
    var h = dateObj.getHours();
    var m = dateObj.getMinutes();
    var s = dateObj.getSeconds();
    var ms = dateObj.getMilliseconds();
    mo=mo>=10?`${mo}`:`0${mo}`;
    d=d>=10?`${d}`:`0${d}`;
    h=h>=10?`${h}`:`0${h}`;
    m=m>=10?`${m}`:`0${m}`;
    s=s>=10?`${s}`:`0${s}`;
    ms=ms>=100?`0${ms}`:ms>=10?`00${ms}`:ms>=1?`000${ms}`:`${ms}` //(ms<10?`0${ms}`:`${ms}`);
    date=format.replace("DD",d).replace("MM",mo).replace("YYYY",y).replace("HH",h).replace("mm",m).replace("ss",s).replace("nnnn",ms);
    //date=`${h}:${m};${s}:${ms}`;
    colg2(`${date} ${lo}`);
};

[torpid cairn]

I used bluestacks to download it on my pc

[rocky dagger]

i am running node index.js inside the src folder

[torpid cairn]

Noo it's not possible u can do some research on it

[lusty quest]

dB seems to be btfd or how the bot creator app is called

[lusty quest]

its possible lol

[dusky sundial]

It's definitely possible that a verified app scams you

[torpid cairn]

Nah discordbot script

[lusty quest]

happened a lot

[torpid cairn]

U can checkout their server

[dusky sundial]

I don't see how that would change anything?

[quiet topaz]

why are you ignoring me

[torpid cairn]

But if u need hosting without ads we need to pay

Money

[dusky sundial]

Exactly, so you pay by watching ads, or pay real money

[quiet topaz]

ok thx but why

[lusty quest]

maybe look into some libs for the parsing of time, making it in plain js is painfull

[torpid cairn]

However that doesn't matter much it's easy to code with it

db script easiest script

[quiet topaz]

nah i made it myself and its good

[torpid cairn]

I tried personally

[dusky sundial]

Easy usually means that it's very limited, you might aswell just learn an actual programming language

[torpid cairn]

I mean it's easy computer language than others and we can understand it fast

[quiet topaz]

ok

[lusty quest]

arguing with these people wont get you anywhere, had one of these guys here a few days ago, after 2 hours he still wanted to make me believe that btfd will overtake d.js in most popular way to create bots

[dusky sundial]

Python and JavaScript are also considered to be "easy". But it's personal preference anyways

[torpid cairn]

Yh

[dusky sundial]

Oh yeah, I'm not trying to argue

[quiet topaz]

what is btfd?

[torpid cairn]

Huh we are just discussing

[lusty quest]

mobile app for creating bots, its a bit like scratch

[dusky sundial]

bdfd = Bot Designer For Discord, it's a mobile app that lets you make a bot without any coding knowledge essentially

[torpid cairn]

I used mobile app on bluestacks

[lusty quest]

another shot for today, nice

[quiet topaz]

isnt scratch that crappy "programming language" with that cat that is preinstalled on raspberian?

[torpid cairn]

Yh it has its own coding language

[vivid fulcrum]

"i used a microwave to cook the chicken"

[lusty quest]

i think

[cinder patio]

scratch is a visual programming language

[lusty quest]

never used it

[cinder patio]

bdfd is just trash

[quiet topaz]

hmm well i tried it once when i hab like almost no programming knowlage and it was harder than a normal programming language for me

dont know why anyone would use it

is there a difference between
function name(params){}; and const name=(params)=>{};?

[sudden geyser]

How do you disable the implementation and reference buttons in Visual Studio Code?

[quiet topaz]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17847927/how-to-hide-reference-counts-in-vs2013 might help

[thick nexus]

can you detect if someone is typing

[sudden geyser]

You can listen for typing events I believe

[thick nexus]

mk

[sudden geyser]

that did help, ty

[quiet topaz]

youre welcome

[pale vessel]

or https://discord.js.org/#/docs/main/stable/class/User?scrollTo=typingIn

[quiet topaz]

ye

'typingStart' is the event

[copper cradle]

function creates a new scope, arrow functions use the parent scope iirc

[pale vessel]

what did you agree to lol

[quiet topaz]

like it was the first search result on on bing with typing

[thick nexus]

mk

[copper cradle]

also arrow functions are another way of declaring anonymous functions

[quiet topaz]

so is it bad if i declare my functions with arrows?

cuz i do it always this way

[copper cradle]

I don't really see the point on doing

const x = (y) => ()

as it's just the same as

function x(y) {};

it's not bad tho I see no point on doing so

[quiet topaz]

ye but i like it more i dont know why

[copper cradle]

If I'm correct declaring them as arrow functions doesn't make them globally available

[quiet topaz]

well it does for me i think

[umbral zealot]

IT's not the same thing

arrow functions are different in a few ways

Read more about it here https://js.evie.dev/functions#es6-functions

[copper cradle]

x(); // true

function x() {
    return true;
}

h();// reference error

let h = () => {}

besides they're different

[umbral zealot]

That's not "global" that's just cheating the system into declaring it after using it

like var

[quiet topaz]

well you didnt return anything

[copper cradle]

functions get hoisted at runtime

[copper cradle]

...

[umbral zealot]

either way, https://js.evie.dev/functions#es6-functions tells you the exact differences between them.

[earnest phoenix]

def get_quote2():
  response2 = requests.get("https://evilinsult.com/generate_insult.php?lang=en&type=json")
  json_data2 = json.loads(response2.text)
  quote2 = json_data2[0]['q'] + " -" + json_data2['a']
  
  return(quote2)

Any advice here?

[dusky sundial]

You don't need the [0] because the data isn't an array

[earnest phoenix]

Ty

[charred nest]

anyone have any advice on how to fix “error: cannot find module “../config.json” ? this only started happening after i coded to support subdirectories, which is why i’m using ../

[quiet topaz]

../ is the directery above

and why would you want the config file to be in a subdirectory

[charred nest]

where i have the “../config.json” is to go to the directory above (where config.json is) and be able to find it config isnt in a sub directory, but the command that requires it is

[cinder patio]

../../config.json maybe? We can't really tell without looking at your file structure

[charred nest]

that was it, thank u

[umbral zealot]

How paths work:
./file.ext => current folder level
../file.ext => up one folder (parent)
./sub/file.ext => inside the folder called sub (child)
../sub/file.ext => up one folder, into a folder called sub (sibling)
/file.ext => at the root of the project, usually where package.json is (root)

[coral hedge]

i want to make a dashboard but i don't know how show users servers

[earnest phoenix]

 const user = message.mentions.users.first();
    if (user) {
      const member = message.guild.members.resolve(user);
      if (member) {
        member
          .ban({
            reason: "he was bad",
          })
          .then(() => {

            message.channel.send(`Sikeresen bannolva ${user.tag}\n Reason: ${reason}`);
          })
          .catch(err => {
            message.channel.send('Nem tudtam kidobni!');

          });
      } else {
        message.channel.send("Ez az ember nincs a szerveren!");
      }
    } else {
      message.channel.send("Nem pingeltél meg senkit se!");
    }```

help me

[cinder patio]

making a dashboard isn't easy - do you know what technologies you can use? How to make the client communicate with the server, and the server with the bot?

[earnest phoenix]

a!ban @ mention and then the reason is he was bad but i want to make: a!ban @ mention [reason that i write]

reason: args.join(' ') ?

[cinder patio]

It's tricky...

If you want the mention to always be the first arg, just use .shift() or slice and then .join

but if not, you'll have to find the mention, remove it from the array, and then join

[earnest phoenix]

args.shift?

[cinder patio]

yeah

[earnest phoenix]

hmmm

oki

and finally

i downloaded mongo-db

ReferenceError: reason is not defined
at C:\Users\user\Desktop\discordbot\commands\ban.js:25:78
at processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:93:5)

bruh

[copper cradle]

what did you expect

you never defined a variable called reason

yet you tried to use it

[earnest phoenix]

:/

[still sky]

Is there a list of regular test cases? I'm a bit afraid that I can miss something

[earnest phoenix]

How should i define reason?

[quartz kindle]

do you know how variables work?

[earnest phoenix]

yes

[quartz kindle]

then you know the answer

[earnest phoenix]

._.

Let's try now it became 2+ Hour

var reason=args.join(' '); ?

Yay

Bot is now working

Online

gud

:)

: )

i am thinking what is my mistake

[still sky]

Check params of promise, mb reason provided there

Better use async/await

[earnest phoenix]

What? o_o

[still sky]

.ban return promise, check argumets of .then callback

[earnest phoenix]

oh

C:\Users\user\Desktop\discordbot\node_modules@discordjs\collection\dist\index.js:161
if (fn(val, key, this))
^

TypeError: fn is not a function

what is this

._.

[still sky]

fn is not a function

try to be more informative

[umbral zealot]

what is your current code

that triggers this

[near igloo]

hey tim

do you know if there is a way to use auto in a vector

i want to like make a function that can take in any kind of data as it will only be looking for equality so idk

[still sky]

Mb you should use overloaded functions?

[near igloo]

what is that?

im a noob in c++

im a js person

vscode moment

[cinder patio]

no

you can't

[earnest phoenix]

if(!message.channel.type.toLowerCase() === "nsfw")```
Is this correct to detect NSFW channels in djs?

[cinder patio]

auto is used to just to make your code prettier

use std::variant or a union

[still sky]

It's when you write more than one declaration of only 1 function

[copper cradle]

you can re define the same function with different datatypes

that's basically what an overloaded function is

[near igloo]

ill llook into that

[copper cradle]

float sum(float a, float b) {
    return a + b;
}

int sum(int a, int b) {
    return a + b;
}

[cinder patio]

Imagine implementing the same function for every type

when you can use std::variant

[copper cradle]

I was just showing an example of what an overloaded function is

[still sky]

std::variant, mb it works for similar dadatypes, but with totally different i know only overloading

[cinder patio]

It's basically a modern union

[sudden geyser]

or using generics

[near igloo]

what

[cinder patio]

std::string

[near igloo]

a

im used to all this being not imported

im so used to js dynamic typing

[earnest phoenix]

I tried my bot code on VS Code Many Times But It Didn't Work And I Got Errors

When I ran it in repl it worked

SAME Code

[near igloo]

static typin drives me nuts aaa

[cinder patio]

why are you using c++ then

[earnest phoenix]

okay

it happened when i want to write out a custom emoji

[near igloo]

cuz i need a compiling lang

for something

[sudden geyser]

clojure walks in

[cinder patio]

I doubt you really need it

[sudden geyser]

compiled + completely dynamic

[cinder patio]

but oke

[cinder patio]

and also barely readable 😔

[sudden geyser]

It's a beautiful language really

[modest maple]

Clojure isnt really dynamic in the same way OOP and procedural langs are

[sudden geyser]

Looks cryptic at first but makes perfect sense

[modest maple]

its functional so everything is immutable from the get go by default

the immutably makes it much easier to manage dynamic typing

still it's a bit weird that they choose to go with it

just oofs the JVM from doing much optimizing

[onyx hare]

is this right? if (message.channel.id === "833771277914996816")

[cinder patio]

looks right to me

[sudden geyser]

try it out and see

[cinder patio]

of course it depends where you put it

but out of context it looks correct

[true ravine]

Do any of you guys have any automated git-pull stuff (as soon as a change is made to your github repo it gets pulled to your server) and if so how did you achieve it?

From my brief research it seems like there are multiple ways, I just wanna know what people really use

[zenith knoll]

https://tryitands.ee

[modest maple]

@rustic nova

[cinder patio]

@rustic nova

[rustic nova]

cringe

[true ravine]

i agree

[rustic nova]

-m 663069883009073202

[gilded plank]

🤐 Muted PROFESSOR#1628 (@atomic walrus)

[modest maple]

spam in all the channels™️

[cinder patio]

Thank you for adding nothing to the conversation 😔

[rustic nova]

yes ™️

ban ™️

[near igloo]

nice ban

ty for that tho

not on mobile but yeah yikes

[rocky dagger]

when i do const { checkCommandModule } = require('./utils/validate'); in my index.js file i just get a Cannot find module './utils/validate' error. the index.js file is inside the commands folder
full code:
index.js: https://srcb.in/gu8mMVUyfg
validate.js: https://srcb.in/hDUIK25xEw

[near igloo]

help

i dont understand what its saying

[round cove]

C++ switch cases only take int/char lol

[rigid maple]

Hello there! How can I translate something spoken out loud into text? (edited by translate)

[near igloo]

[cinder patio]

You should use an enum for this

[round cove]

^^^^

Was about to say that.

Enum would be perfect for this.

[near igloo]

idfk what...

[round cove]

Is this homework or something homie

[quiet topaz]

how can i do a loop that wait for promises to finish ```js
var res = "someString";
["someValue1","someValue2"].forEach((v,i)=>{
res=res.replace("something",/the result of the promise with input of array/);
};
//do something with res

[cinder patio]

enum TYPES {
   Type1,
   Type2,
   ...
}

// and then...

switch (someVar) {
   case TYPES::Type1: 
      ...
}

https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/enum

[near igloo]

not really but im trying to learn c++

[near igloo]

idk i just do await on async stuff

[near igloo]

alr

FUCK OFF KONQUERER

[round cove]

Something like

await Promise.all(array).then(arr => {/* your stuff here */})```

[quiet topaz]

i tried but it didnt work and maybe its just because the libs i use are crap

[quiet topaz]

i tried that too

[near igloo]

nah you can only await in async function

[round cove]

Oh?

[random tendon]

Hello there

[quiet topaz]

then probably the libs are crap or something

[random tendon]

can you help me

[quiet topaz]

yes

[lyric mountain]

await in async is javascript vanilla's tho

[round cove]

^

[rocky dagger]

can i get some help with this?

[random tendon]

However, I do not understand most of the things you say, I would appreciate it if you set the keyboard translation to Turkish and write it.

[near igloo]

Each enumerator becomes a named constant of the enumeration's type (that is, name), visible in the enclosing scope, and can be used whenever constants are required.

what

[round cove]

How about you start from the beginning lol
https://www.learncpp.com/

[random tendon]

Anyway, let me see the concubines of my own press.

[cinder patio]

Rust question:

Let's say I have 3 files in the same folder:

• A.rs
• B.rs
• main.rs

I want to access the public stuff from A in B, but I'm getting the error

mod A;
^^^
file not found for module `A`

help: to create the module `A`, create file "src\B\A.rs"

This works fine when I'm using mod in main.rs but not in any other file

[lyric mountain]

gtranslate failed successfully

[near igloo]

nah i give my self a big project and dig myself out

[round cove]

Sounds like a good way to teach yourself horrible practices.

[near igloo]

welcome to my development

i learn first how to

then secondly how to do it so that i can read it later

[round cove]

You're just making it harder for yourself but sure, have fun with that.

[near igloo]

[rocky dagger]

when i do const { checkCommandModule } = require('./utils/validate'); in my index.js file i just get a Cannot find module './utils/validate' error. the index.js file is inside the commands folder
full code:
index.js: https://srcb.in/gu8mMVUyfg
validate.js: https://srcb.in/hDUIK25xEw

[lyric mountain]

./commands/utils/validate

[round cove]

^ Goes from the root folder.

src being the root because that's where your package.json is

[lyric mountain]

3 levels

[rocky dagger]

thx

[earnest phoenix]

help meh

[lyric mountain]

with?

[earnest phoenix]

nevermind

[earnest phoenix]

Let's check this : https://learnjs.com

Lmao

[sudden geyser]

In your main.rs file, define the module for A and B.

[cinder patio]

I figured it out, thanks anyways 💗

[opaque vale]

hi, I have a question, is there any bot that you can check your warzone stats?

[lyric mountain]

do you even google?

[rocky dagger]

is it possible to warn someone that they have leaked a bot token when you dont know who the owner of the bot is?

[lyric mountain]

no, but leaked where?

[rocky dagger]

on stack overflow

[lyric mountain]

if it was leaked in discord, github, reddit (?) or most major sites discord instantly knows it

probably even stack

[quartz kindle]

how does discord even know that

[rocky dagger]

the server is only running on one server tho so i dont think its that big off an issue

[near igloo]

hey if i run return(true) in the middle of a for loop, the rest of the loop shouldnt exec right?

it should terminate the funct right then and there right?

[slender thistle]

Sounds reasonable, so yes

[lyric mountain]

definitely not spies

[near igloo]

alright

[quartz kindle]

yes, returns are function level, loops are block level

[onyx hare]

welp my check if right channel didnt work :c what have i done wrong?

exports.run = (client, message, args, guild) => {
    let wyr = "833792272252010506"
    if (message.channel.id === "833792272252010506") {
        return message.channel.send(
            `Sorry But You Cant Play **Would You Rather** Here Go To The Proper Channel; <#${wyr}>`
          );
        }
    let a = ["Fight The President Of The United States", "Shoot A Tree"]
    let b = ["Kiss The Queen", "Kill A Frog"]
    message.channel.setTopic(`Amount Of Question 1's: **${a.length}** | Amount Of Question 2's: **${b.length}** | Last Player: **${message.author.tag}**`)
    message.delete().catch(() => {});
    message.channel.send(`**Would You Rather**\n1:**` + a[Math.floor(Math.random() * a.length)] + `**\nOr\n2:**` + b[Math.floor(Math.random() * b.length)] +`**\n`).then((message) => {
    message.react('1️⃣').then(() => {message.react('2️⃣')});
    });
    }

[torpid otter]

My bot go wired post help messing twice

[near igloo]

wat

[near igloo]

either you ran sent twice or you have multiple instances running

[quartz kindle]

ew who uses parenthesis in returns?

dafuq

[round cove]

people that learned C

idk

[torpid otter]

Don’t know I haven’t use my bot today

[near igloo]

i always thought thats how you were supposed to do it

what is the error mean tho

[modest maple]

or c++ or Rust

[round cove]

I never did that for C++

[modest maple]

oh did c++ not need that?

[round cove]

no lmao

[quartz kindle]

you dont need that anywhere

[modest maple]

ooh

Rust ya do

[quartz kindle]

return is a statement not a function

[round cove]

^

[cinder patio]

Wait you need to in Rust?

[round cove]

It thinks it's going to a case.

[modest maple]

yes

[quartz kindle]

wtf

[modest maple]

Does C++ have the functional returns?

[round cove]

Just remove the () and put spaces around

[near igloo]

neither is if but you need one for that

[round cove]

No

[torpid otter]

Think I need to change host that hosting my bot

[modest maple]

Might be why then ig

[cinder patio]

I'm not putting parentheses around the return value and I'm not getting any errors

[modest maple]

no but multiple values

oh wait

[round cove]

CF is just crazy

multiple values

[modest maple]

i might be miss reading this convo

[round cove]

lmfao sure okay

[modest maple]

[cinder patio]

then it's a tuple

[round cove]

lmfao

[modest maple]

okay well

yes i miss read that

oops

[torpid otter]

I just check on hosting there lot of error on hosting

[near igloo]

okay what is this meaning

i thought i had it right?

idk im dumb

[modest maple]

i mean

it does tell you

[lyric mountain]

reason #6742 why I hate lua

[modest maple]

semi colon no go

Lua is awsome

[lyric mountain]

lua is awfulsome

[near igloo]

i put it there cuz error but that no fix error

[round cove]

you needs semis there lol

[cinder patio]

It would've been awesome for me if it had curly brackets

[modest maple]

Lua is a great example of what a dynamic language could be performance wise and interoperability wise

[modest maple]

sad

okay

switch to rust

problem solved

[near igloo]

rust

[lyric mountain]

yeah, like, lua is indeed fast and supported in pretty much anywhere

but...why

they made a deformed language

[cinder patio]

refresh vsc

[near igloo]

ive been doing that a lot

[round cove]

Yeah VSC might just need some cache cleared

[near igloo]

close and reopen

[lyric mountain]

couldn't expect less from brazillians but anyway

[near igloo]

but aa

[modest maple]

Who would win, A entire dedicated team at google and open source community or one man on a missions

V8 vs LuaJIT

[quartz kindle]

i vote man on a mission

:^)

[modest maple]

LuaJIT is just insane

[cinder patio]

Did y'all know that there is a special operator just to get the length of a map

[modest maple]

the fact it reaches near C speeds at times being Dynamic is just

[cinder patio]

in Lua

[near igloo]

H O W? restart?

[round cove]

ctrl+shift+p then do reload window

[modest maple]

Well technically there arent maps in lua the same way they are in other langs

[near igloo]

ty

[cinder patio]

okay tables or whatever they're called

[lyric mountain]

a lua map

[modest maple]

[near igloo]

i give up

[cinder patio]

You removed it

[near igloo]

i need it?

[round cove]

Yes

[cinder patio]

yes

[near igloo]

[round cove]

semicolon goes on the closing paren for class definitions

[near igloo]

im used to js. i got so happy not using simis

[round cove]

I love semis lmao

[near igloo]

i hate simis

and absolutely despise static typing

[round cove]

[cinder patio]

it gives you so much control tho

[quartz kindle]

i always use semis in js

[round cove]

People that hate strongly typed languages probably write dogshit js or pytohn code 24/7

[cinder patio]

same ^

[near igloo]

but you cant just check plain equality without defining types

[round cove]

cant change my mind

[near igloo]

i love js

[round cove]

didn't say you didn't

[cinder patio]

Because each type gets compared differently, that's some dynamic language mindset right there xd

[modest maple]

generally yeah

alot of code is pretty bad

LuaJIT performance for Python Soon™️ though

[round cove]

Typescript gang where youa t

[near igloo]

exactly. i learned most fundamentals in js

[modest maple]

Typescript really missed out on making use of the performance possibilities they could do along side the transpiling

[round cove]

show me on the map where cf

[near igloo]

wait what if i did a thing to convert all to string and brrrr

[round cove]

convert what to strings lmao

[near igloo]

can i convert a vector of ints to a vector of strings?

without for loop

[round cove]

Uh

I mean lambdas exist

Also it would be int to chars

[round cove]

But why would you convert them to strings anyway?

[near igloo]

but what about doulbe digit nums

[modest maple]

👀 What

[round cove]

what do you mena

[cinder patio]

tbf, Lua is much simpler than javascript

[round cove]

??????????????????

22 is going to be equal to 22

what kind of question

holy fuck js programmers really be like

[cinder patio]

so I kinda see how it's JIT can be faster than V8's

[near igloo]

cuz everything can go to string and then i can check that equality

[round cove]

you can check the equality of numbers???????????

????????????????????????????????????????????

[near igloo]

char can only be one digit?

[near igloo]

ik

but ehhh

[round cove]

IF YOU KNOW WHY WOULD YOU CONVER TOT A STRING

????????????????????????????????????????????????????

[near igloo]

idk

[modest maple]

🤨

[cinder patio]

You can also use variants and ya know

variant1 == variant2

[round cove]

holy moly

cf im hurtin rn ngl

[modest maple]

[ord(a) for a in "ahhh"] == [ord(a) for a in "ahhh"] moment

[round cove]

lmfao

[vernal shell]

hii could i ask a question about bots here?

[round cove]

Yeah what's up

[modest maple]

whats down

[vernal shell]

is there a way to set a limit on the amount of servers my bot can be in?

[round cove]

Uh

[vernal shell]

i tried googlgin and cant really find anything on it

[modest maple]

yeet yourself out of them after a certain amount

[round cove]

I mean I guess you could force the bot to leave a server if it surpasses a number

[modest maple]

or just make it private

[round cove]

If you want

[vernal shell]

ah

[cinder patio]

why... would you want that

[vernal shell]

uhh

[modest maple]

Cuz not everyone wants some shitty public bot repo

[round cove]

client.on("guildcreate", guild => {
  if (client.guilds.size > someLimit) guild.leave()
})```

I guess

[vernal shell]

i may try that, or like @modest maple said i may make it private through the dashboard thingy

[round cove]

yeah

[vernal shell]

which would be better tho

[round cove]

private probably

[vernal shell]

ah cuz the leaving code would run every time its added to a server

i see

[round cove]

yeah

[vernal shell]

that makes sense yeah

thanks so much! @round cove @modest maple

❤️

[round cove]

for n in 0..100 {
    match (n % 3, n % 5) {
      (0, 0) => println!("FizzBuzz"),
      (0, _) => println!("Fizz"),
      (_, 0) => println!("Buzz"),
      _ => println!("{}", n),
    }
}``` Match in rust is v powerful

[lyric mountain]

the what

[modest maple]

Now see thats one thing

wait till you start algebraic matching with enums

like

match foo {
  Ok(SomeThing::Tm) => {

  },
  Ok(other) => {

  },
  Err(ref e) if e.kind() == Foo => {

  },
  Err(fuck) => panic!("fuck")
}```

[quartz kindle]

dafuq

[round cove]

stealing

alright cf

now explain it

[modest maple]

ok

so

It will basically do it in order you nest them if you get me

[round cove]

right

[modest maple]

so if you have a Result enum for example like this

[near igloo]

thoughts on this?

[round cove]

congrats you learned templating

[modest maple]

if your enum matches Ok you'll then match the internals (rust will do this in a pass though

[near igloo]

no i havent yet

thats the problem

[round cove]

I was joking xd

[modest maple]

if the value contained in the enum matches the matched value

it will branch

otherwise

[round cove]

How does it get to the last error?

[modest maple]

it defaults to the other var just called other

but it can be anything

the error side of stuff

if you have Err of a Result enum

[round cove]

Ah

[modest maple]

you can take the reference of the internal value (but not take it) and compare it to a condition

if that seperate condition is true branch

otherwise

[round cove]

I should learn rust some

[modest maple]

go to that var or default etc...

Tis v powerful;

[cinder patio]

🤤

[modest maple]

and probably one of my favourite things

[round cove]

Time to drop cpp and ts

lmfao

[quartz kindle]

fek ts

ts is a downgrade for everyone except the church of ts

[round cove]

wtf no

[quartz kindle]

js -> ts = congrats now everything screams at you
cpp -> ts = congrats, now your're doing exactly the same thing but slower

[round cove]

good I want it to scream at me

type safety? yes sir

[modest maple]

What it should be

TS -> Screaming at you but much speed and safety

[round cove]

also I use ts because my fulltime job is web dev lmao

Unless you want me to do wasm

[quartz kindle]

ts != speed

[modest maple]

it should be though

[quartz kindle]

its fast if you know what you're doing, its slow if you dont

and if you know what you're doing, you shouldnt need ts

[round cove]

Sadly that's not how it works when you're on a team of 30+ people.

[quartz kindle]

true

[modest maple]

They basically went "Who needs this massively performant runtime we made for wasm that works great with typed languages"

[near igloo]

haha i used templates to cheat the static typing

[round cove]

congrats you learned generics

[cinder patio]

There's AasemblyScript which turns typescript to wasm

AssemblyScript*

[near igloo]

that doesnt look good

[round cove]

Man I love C++ errors lmao

[near igloo]

i legit dont understand what its trying to say

[round cove]

size is a function

[near igloo]

oh

[round cove]

It says it

[near igloo]

this isnt js lmfao

[round cove]

invalid use of member function

[near igloo]

okay im not used to cpp errors

also im used to js where .size is an obj not funct

[round cove]

you're not ready

[near igloo]

no im not

alr how can ```cpp
//checks if the vector of ints (param 1) contains an object that is equivalent to the refrence (param 2)
bool some ( std::vector<dynamic> dataSet, dynamic refrence){

for(int i = 0; i < dataSet.size(); i++){

    if(dataSet[i] == refrence){return(true);}

}

return(false);

}``` in any way return a integer

[round cove]

It can't

It returns a bool

[near igloo]

so how did i get an int

[round cove]

Because true = 1, false = 0

[near igloo]

ohhhhh

[round cove]

When you output it to the screen it gets converted.

[near igloo]

🤦‍♂️

okay i see

[round cove]

It's not going to print true or false

[near igloo]

why not

[round cove]

Ask the buffer that question

[near igloo]

hey buffer...

[quartz kindle]

also

you cant do vector<dynamic> if dynamic is a template

[near igloo]

i did and it hasnt errored tho?

im confuse

[quartz kindle]

templates must be known at compile time

what templates do is basically create multiple copies of the same thing with different types

for example

[near igloo]

then idk how this works```cpp
#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
#include <unistd.h>
template <typename dynamic>

//checks if the vector of ints (param 1) contains an object that is equivalent to the refrence (param 2)
bool some ( std::vector<dynamic> dataSet, dynamic refrence){

for(int i = 0; i < dataSet.size(); i++){

    if(dataSet[i] == refrence){return(true);}

}

return(false);

}

int main () {
std::vector<char> e = {'1', '2'};

std::cout << some(e, '1') << "\n";

std::cout << some(e, '3') << "\n";

}```

im not smart

but it compiles and runs fine

[quartz kindle]

im pretty sure thats not actually using the template

[near igloo]

idk how it works

i just know it does

[round cove]

It is Tim lol

The functiuon call sees the vector<char>

[woeful pike]

I'm pretty sure you can't insert bool into stdout

[round cove]

that's why it's implicitly converted.

[near igloo]

oh god now i have the top.gg team watching me be stupid

[quartz kindle]

so you dont need to explicitly call some<char>()?

[round cove]

Not for functions No

[woeful pike]

I still don't understand what can and can't be implicitly converted in cpp lol it's wack

[quartz kindle]

im pretty sure i got errors when i tried doing that but oh well

[round cove]

You declare templated classes

You're probably thinking of a tempalted class non default constructor

Most liekly

[quartz kindle]

probably

it was then i was playing around with node's N-api

[round cove]

Wait til you realize you don't have to template any member functions inside a class because it's also implicit

[round cove]

bless your soul

[fierce ether]

if i copy one file code to another file it dosent copy the css file for some reason

[round cove]

what

[woeful pike]

I did a little bit of work with the node api last week it was really interesting

[quartz kindle]

im still trying to figure out how to define templates based on input arguments from the js side

especially when instantiating classes

[round cove]

yikes

[woeful pike]

had to update this library that was using outdated nan methods https://github.com/node-gfx/node-canvas-webp/pull/3

[quartz kindle]

ew NaN

[deft forge]

How do I code my bot to make a log file of deleted messages with python

[woeful pike]

native abstractions for node

[quartz kindle]

nan is such a clusterfuck

[woeful pike]

yeah I've realized lolol

[quartz kindle]

i've rewriten an entire lib from nan to n-api

feels so much better

[woeful pike]

oh I thought nan was a better version of it

[quartz kindle]

nan is old

is what you would use before n-api became a thing

[round cove]

better lmfao

[woeful pike]

this was my first time touching native dependencies so I'm pretty new to all of it

[quartz kindle]

n-api was made to fix nan's issues

which include deprecations from node and v8

n-api provides stable abstractions so that it never gets deprecated or changed across node versions

[round cove]

I feel every lib devs says that lmfao

[quartz kindle]

says what

[round cove]

will never get deprecated

last updated 3 years ago, build failed

[quartz kindle]

isnt that what stable ABI's are for?

[deft forge]

How do I do that

[woeful pike]

I once made a gif library in C++ I should try adding nodejs support to it

although it can read gif files/buffers but can't really do anything with it

[quartz kindle]

xD

you can easily pass js buffers to cpp so it shouldnt be hard

[woeful pike]

nono I mean the goal was to be able to edit the gifs and serialize it back into the gif format like remove looping and stuff like that but it took me a long time to figure out how to decompress the LZW compression gif uses for its frames and I couldn't get compression working so I could work backwards to a gif

it was still pretty fun though

[quartz kindle]

name it "gif trasher"

input a gif and output garbage data

:^)

[woeful pike]

yo pog

I mean it outputs the gif data correctly but that's all, not very useful

gif-metadata-viewer could be interesting though

[quartz kindle]

output an array of png buffers

[near igloo]

thats good

[quartz kindle]

thats usually useful

[near igloo]

what did i do to fault the segment this time

[round cove]

walk off the array

accessing memory that does not belong to you

[near igloo]

that was a joke

ik that

[round cove]

With the questions you've asked I literally cannot tell

[quartz kindle]

yo why the fuck does chrome need 2gb ram to take a 300mb heap snapshot

[near igloo]

chrome

[round cove]

chrome ltierally takes free ram if it's available

"more memory to cache into"

[near igloo]

use firefox

100% superior

[quartz kindle]

except when its not

[torpid otter]

Keep sent messages twice

[round cove]

firefox also just has the same issues with ram with my experiences lmao

[quartz kindle]

sadly their js engine sucks compared to v8

[woeful pike]

we use the unix memory usage philosophy of nomnomnom

[quartz kindle]

also same dylan

[near igloo]

in my experiences its way better

like way better

[woeful pike]

bro just stop using js just use wasmm

[sudden geyser]

proceeds to leave 300 tabs open

[woeful pike]

we're gonna be using wasm partially in top.gg somewhat soon

[torpid otter]

With all command it sent it twice

[near igloo]

that means you have multiple instances of your bot running

try restart the machine your hosting on and try again

[torpid otter]

Did that

[near igloo]

🤔

[modest maple]

yikers

[round cove]

here's your cpp of fun

[modest maple]

Cutting out a fairly reasonable amount of client support there

[torpid otter]

I think it the hosting

[round cove]

mixing what's implicit and not just for you

[modest maple]

Especially considering some of the limitations and overheads

[deft forge]

How do I make my bot store deleted messages in a log with python

[woeful pike]

now this though https://github.com/neon-bindings/neon

[near igloo]

aparently using cpp std::vector<dynamic> causes me to fault the segment with large vectors

[woeful pike]

this I'm kinda interested in

[round cove]

bet

[vivid fulcrum]

you'll have to cache every message you get from the message create event in your library

[round cove]

show code

[near igloo]

too large for code block

[deft forge]

Thanks and what's the code for that

[round cove]

what input did you give it

[still sky]

Are you really need vectors? You can use list, vector more complicated with memory management

[near igloo]

range on 999 and 900 numbers, no duplicates

[near igloo]

i barely heard of vectors so ill try that ig

[vivid fulcrum]

0x70 0x72 0x69 0x6E 0x74 0x20 0x22 0x6E 0x6F 0x20 0x73 0x70 0x6F 0x6F 0x6E 0x66 0x65 0x65 0x64 0x69 0x6E 0x67 0x22 0x0D 0x0A

[quartz kindle]

Lol

[deft forge]

Thanks

[near igloo]

i tried ctrl + shift + h it in

bad idea

[modest maple]

Search engine fun

[round cove]

You need to isnert into the vector lol

[still sky]

As I read vector items locates one by one in memory, therefore adding any items force to move all vector to relocate

[round cove]

You just made an empty vector with no memory size

[near igloo]

oh i need to push?

[round cove]

Vectors are dynamic and if you try to override memory the way you are of course it'll segfault

[near igloo]

im dumb

[quartz kindle]

smart :^)

[round cove]

lmfao

[modest maple]

[woeful pike]

I'm pretty sure std::list is straight up trash

[vivid fulcrum]

everything from the std namespace is trash just make your own implementation

/s

[near igloo]

this looks like itll work nicely

[modest maple]

[earnest phoenix]

why is my bot crashing on heroku

2021-04-19T21:29:19.913468+00:00 app[worker.1]: at runMicrotasks (<anonymous>)
2021-04-19T21:29:19.913469+00:00 app[worker.1]: at processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:94:5)
2021-04-19T21:29:19.913469+00:00 app[worker.1]: at async RequestHandler.push (/app/node_modules/discord.js/src/rest/RequestHandler.js:39:14) {
2021-04-19T21:29:19.913471+00:00 app[worker.1]: method: 'post',
2021-04-19T21:29:19.913471+00:00 app[worker.1]: path: '/channels/113743192305827841/messages',
2021-04-19T21:29:19.913472+00:00 app[worker.1]: code: 50013,
2021-04-19T21:29:19.913472+00:00 app[worker.1]: httpStatus: 403
2021-04-19T21:29:19.913472+00:00 app[worker.1]: }
2021-04-19T21:29:20.039683+00:00 heroku[worker.1]: Process exited with status 1
2021-04-19T21:29:20.105502+00:00 heroku[worker.1]: State changed from up to crashed
2021-04-19T2139.472568+00:00 heroku[worker.1]: State changed from crashed to starting

[vivid fulcrum]

you cut off the stacktrace

i can see the error code anyway

[woeful pike]

I've heard from C++ people the constant time prepend isn't worth losing the caching benefit you get from the adjacent memory addresses of vector elements

[torpid otter]

I fix my bot

[vivid fulcrum]

you don't handle your errors properly and you don't check for permissions, you got a missing permissions error

which inherently crashed your app

also

cancer nickname

or rather username

[still sky]

Well, I'm just learn cpp at university. Basically I'm js only

[near igloo]

uhhh why is my code generating 900 0's

😩

ohh cuz im big dumb

🤦‍♂️

[modest maple]

Ever wonder why fuzzy search doesnt work? Ever realize that you're on the wrong versioning

[round cove]

who would've thought

[modest maple]

in fact

not only was i on the wrong versioning

i was connecting to the wrong machine

[quartz kindle]

first world problems

:^)

[modest maple]

https://i.imgur.com/o2O0eJp.gif bigger problems

[quartz kindle]

lmao

looks fun

[woeful pike]

I'm digging the layout here though

[deft forge]

what code should I write if I want my bot to deleted messages if certain words are in them (im using python)

[dusky sundial]

It's probably best if you try to get started on your own, and ask here if you run into any questions on the way

[deft forge]

i wrote
@client.event async def on_message(message, ctx): if ctx(no_words): await ctx.message.channel.purge()

but it sends me TypeError: on_message() missing 1 required positional argument: 'ctx'

[lyric mountain]

afaik messages aren't passed as args for events

only the event itself

[dusky sundial]

pretty sure ctx should be the first parameter as well

[deft forge]

oh ok thanks

[dusky sundial]

and I'm not sure what you're trying to do with ctx(no_words)

[near igloo]

i only know discord.js but it caches for you so you literally just have to handle the delete event and it gives you the message obj right there

[deft forge]

no_words is a list of words

[lyric mountain]

it doesn't work like that

ctr(something) would mean ctx is a function

[dusky sundial]

you can do ctx.message.content to get the message as a string, then compare that string to your list of words, best way would probably be splitting the string and using any()

[deft forge]

ok thanks

[lyric mountain]

and definitely don't use purge

[deft forge]

y

[lyric mountain]

it's both wrong and unnecessary

why would you purge N messages if ONE has blacklisted words

[deft forge]

its the only command that I know can deleted messages

[dusky sundial]

If you look at the docs for discord.py
https://discordpy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api.html#message

You'll find that message actually has a method called delete :)

[near igloo]

int quantity ( std::vector<dynamic> dataSet, dynamic refrence){

    int filtered;

    for(int i = 0; i < dataSet.size(); i++){

        if(dataSet[i] == refrence){filtered++;}

    }

    return(filtered);

}```why is it returning whatever refrence is

[fierce ether]

                            <button type="button" class="ervatw-5 iboXtn">
                                <img src="assets/plusOne.svg">
                            </button>``` how do i make this open a menu ive tried form but still nothing?

[quartz kindle]

what menu?

[fierce ether]

so its meant to show the guild roles

[deft forge]

thanks

[tender prairie]

hello

[near igloo]

when i do cpp int quantity ( std::vector<dynamic> dataSet, dynamic refrence){ dataSet.size() is always 0

i want to ping tim so badly rn

but i shall not

[dusky sundial]

Is the size of the vector you're passing in not 0?

[near igloo]

no its very much not

i mean i guess i can run a check to make sure

[near igloo]

okay aparently it is?

but how

[dusky sundial]

Could you show the code you use to create the vector?

[near igloo]

hold on my entire vector apears to be empty

something is very wrong here

[dusky sundial]

c++ moments

[near igloo]

i initalised it using std::vector<std::vector<int>>

so uh aparently that dont work

[dusky sundial]

You have a vector with vectors with ints inside of it?

[near igloo]

perhaps

[dusky sundial]

Hmm okay

[near igloo]

||yes yes i do||

[dusky sundial]

tbh I'm pretty damn new to c++ myself so I probably won't be able to help much

[near igloo]

its cool

im big dumb rn

[quartz kindle]

show code?

[near igloo]

https://www.cplusplus.com/reference/vector/vector/empty/

ill try run this

yea .empty() returns true

i think im setting it wrong

[quartz kindle]

you're not actually initializing the vectors are you?

[tiny ridge]

I'd recommend the discord py server they could help quicker (invite is just dpy)
Also afaik only message is passed for the on_message event

[deft forge]

its fixed and its working but thanks!

[near igloo]

idk

[tiny ridge]

Ah alright

[quartz kindle]

vector<vector<int>> results(batches, vector<int>(amount));

you dont need reserve

[near igloo]

now i feel dumb

ty

[fierce ether]

how would i define the text color as the role color? js <span style="color:<%=role.color %>"><%= role.name %></span>

[earnest phoenix]

i have this announcement command but in the error with 'pass' it doesn't send it to even the servers who do have the channel. how do i fix this?

[carmine summit]

member.roles is undefined?

[lament rock]

You shouldn't announce in text channels. Server staff would not appreciate messages like that. You should use your bot's status instead

[earnest phoenix]

in the announcement channel

[lament rock]

thats not what announcement channels are for lol

[carmine summit]

can someone help me? member.roles is undefined...

[oak crag]

Probably that no one will care, but here is how I plan to tackle the situation since I don't have time to switch to an alternate cloud provider: Every time Replit restart my bot, it will automatically restart the daily loop by itself. I hope it works.

[carmine summit]

message.guild.members.fetch(message.author.id.toString()).roles roles is undefined

[lament rock]

string.toString() lol

also, MemberManage.fetch returns a Promise<GuildMember>

not a GuildMember

[carmine summit]

ah k