vernal anvil
I had this line in a slash command:
if ctx.member.guild_permissions.kick_members:
it worked as expected. pycharm however kept complaining about nof finding the attribute(s)
recently it was changed to
if ctx.user.guild_permissions.kick_members:
both do the exact same thing, both work fine, but the latter doesn't raise any IDE complaints anymore.
Can someone explain why its behaving this way? I thought they were similar.
quick star
i dont think there is anything called ctx.member or ctx.user
there is just ctx.author
spare violet
^
quick star
are you using the wrong typehint or incorrect naming?
vernal anvil
wtf
vernal anvil
Ohhh
spare violet
vernal anvil
why?
quick star
Probably to reduce spam
spare violet
Maybe someone was using it alot
quick star
anyways thats out of context for this thread
vernal anvil
alright b2t
quick star
can you do print(type(ctx))
you might be naming Interaction as Context
interactions have interaction.user
context doesnt
spare violet
you think something else is installed? ;3
quick star
i doubt thats the case here
vernal anvil
can you do `print(type(ctx))`
you might be naming Interaction as Context
sure give me a sec to adjust my lab-rat
spare violet
Can you also send the pip list? pip freeze > pip.txt
vernal anvil
can you do `print(type(ctx))`
you might be naming Interaction as Context
<class 'discord.commands.context.ApplicationContext'>
vernal anvil
Can you also send the pip list? `pip freeze > pip.txt`
quick star
<class 'discord.commands.context.ApplicationContext'>
hmm now that’s weird
one sec
.rtfm ApplicationContext
keen palmBOT
quick star
wow i never knew ctx.user is a thing
but i dont think ctx.member is a thing 🤔
unless it is smth undocumented
vernal anvil
# imports
import discord
from datetime import datetime
from discord.ext import commands
from discord.ext.pages import Paginator
import functools
import V2_functions
import database_access as dba
# slash command start lines
@booty.slash_command(name="testing", description="BLA!")
@booty_needs_to_be_ready
async def blabla(ctx: discord.ApplicationContext):
print(type(ctx))
await ctx.respond(booty.is_ready())
I used ctx.member and ctx.user a lot 😄
Should i change that?? 😅 Its working pretty well
@quick star
quick star
booty 
vernal anvil
It's logo is a boot, not a but!
It kicks people who are inactive 😄
quick star
yes ctx.member isnt suposed to work
i get ```py
AttributeError: 'ApplicationContext' object has no attribute 'member'
you can use either `ctx.user` or `ctx.author`i did change it to user, as stated in the first post. Was just confused cause both worked and one raised pycharm complaints.
so i wanted to learn why
vernal anvil
alright, gimme a sec
thats even more confusing!
This:
print(f"ctx.member: {ctx.member}\ntype, ctx.member:.{type(ctx.member)}")
does nothing but raise a butload of attribute errors
How could this code ever work the way it did before?
never mind, I just stay with ctx.user.
Was fun talking with you guys!
Thank you for your help
quick star
How could this code ever work the way it did before?
😂
quick star
never mind, I just stay with ctx.user.
Was fun talking with you guys!
Thank yo...
np!
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