Multiple subcommands per cog | interactions.py | Page 1

left bolt Mar 17, 2023, 6:21 AM

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How do I get multiple subcommands per cog? it appears as if the last subcommand overwrites all the others.

In the following example, only the math add-3-3 command is registered. If I remove the add, only the math multiply-3-3 command is registered. If I remove both subcommands, the math command is registered but the subcommands aren't.

@slash_command(
        name="math",
        description="Does Math"
    )
    async def add(self, ctx: InteractionContext):
        await ctx.send(f"TODO\nYou passed {user} as your option!", ephemeral=True)

@add.subcommand(
        sub_cmd_name="multiply-3-3",
        sub_cmd_description="Multiplies 3"
    )
    async def add(self, ctx: InteractionContext):
        await ctx.send("3*3 = 9")

@add.subcommand(
        sub_cmd_name="add-3-3",
        sub_cmd_description="Adds 3"
    )
    async def add(self, ctx: InteractionContext):
        await ctx.send("3+3 = 6")

fringe plank Mar 17, 2023, 6:22 AM

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all your methods are called add, so youre overriding the previous method with the next one

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use unique names for your methods

left bolt Mar 17, 2023, 2:49 PM

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Ohhhhhhhh

left bolt Mar 17, 2023, 4:03 PM

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fringe plank use unique names for your methods

I refactored the code to give each function a unique name, however the original add command is not being created. Only the subcommands, do you know why?

#Multiple subcommands per cog