help

[dull flax]

hey

It sends into different embeds instead of the same

[glad birch]

Because that's what you asked it to do

You are sending the embed inside the loop

Also, why use aiter when bot.cogs is a simple list ?

Just use a normal for loop

[dull flax]

How

do i fix

then

lmaoo

@glad birch

need suggestions

[glad birch]

Basic python

[dull flax]

async for cog in self.context.bot.cogs:

[glad birch]

Keep appending to a string inside a loop, and send the embed after the loop

[glad birch]

for cog in self.context.bot.cogs:

No need for async

[dull flax]

        async for cog in self.context.bot.cogs:
                continue
            embed = discord.Embed(description=f"\n\n{', '.join([cmd.name.replace('_', '') async for cmd in cog if 'help' not in cmd.name])}\n\n")
            await self.context.send(embed=embed)

[dull flax]

Something like this?

[glad birch]

[glad birch]

^

[dull flax]

I already removed it

class help(commands.HelpCommand):
    async def send_bot_help(self, mapping):

        for cog in self.context.bot.cogs:
            if cog.qualified_name in ["Jishaku"]:
                continue
            embed = discord.Embed(color=co, description=f"\n\n{', '.join([cmd.name.replace('_', '') for cmd in cog if 'help' not in cmd.name])}\n\n")
            await self.context.send(embed=embed)

[glad birch]

This will still send multiple embeds for each cog

[dull flax]

well

It didn't send anything

actually

also No error

[glad birch]

You want to do smth like this

a = ""
for cog in bot.cogs:
    a += "..."

embed = ...
await ctx.send(...)

[dull flax]

I'm using a subclassed

help menu

[glad birch]

Notice the embed is created outside the for loop

[glad birch]

Yea so? I just gave an example of how you have to solve your issue

[dull flax]

        for cog in self.context.bot.cogs:
            if cog.qualified_name in ["Jishaku"]:
                continue
        embed = discord.Embed(color=co, description=f"\n\n{', '.join([cmd.name.replace('_', '') for cmd in cog if 'help' not in cmd.name])}\n\n")
        await self.context.send(embed=embed)

Nothing

is working

@glad birch

[glad birch]

did you even read the example i sent?

[dull flax]

yes

[glad birch]

then implement it here

[dull flax]

I did

[glad birch]

did you

[glad birch]

where is this part ```py
a = ""
for cog in bot.cogs:
a += "..."

[dull flax]

for cog in self.context.bot.cogs

is there

I Just don't understand what

a = ""
  a += ""

is for

@glad birch

[warm dawn]

class help(commands.HelpCommand):
    async def send_bot_help(self, mapping):
        description = ''
        for cog in utils.aiter(self.context.bot.cogs):
            cog = self.context.bot.get_cog(cog)
            if cog.qualified_name in ["Jishaku"]:
                continue
            if cog.get_commands():
                description+=f"\n\n{', '.join([cmd.name.replace('_', '') for cmd in utils.aiter(cog.get_commands()) if 'help' not in cmd.name])}\n\n")
embed = discord.Embed(description=description)
await self.context.send(embed=embed)

[glad birch]

Looks correct but we don't advocate spoon feeding

[glad birch]

You don't seem to know basic python

.lp

[vast oasis]

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http://www.codeabbey.com/ (exercises for beginners)

[glad birch]

?tag python

[swift ridge]

its is very difficult to help you if you don't understand python first.
As it stands, you do not or cannot show that you understand the basic fundamentals of Python. Please continue to learn Python first, as pycord is a Python framework and as such requires that you have a confident grasp on these fundamentals . For now, pause your current project and when you have learned enough Python you can then pick it back up and continue where you left off (if at all possible).** You cannot drive a truck if you do not know how to drive at all.**

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