This is my code:
@client.command() async def repeat(*args): output = '' for word in args: output += str(word) output += " " await client.say(output)
client.say(output)
does not work, but I tried to do it in this form:
await message.channel.send(output)
However, I don’t know what to put for message
as my function’s parameter is *args
Is there a something else I can put as the message
?
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Answer
Firstly, you need to have a parameter for your command so that context can be passed to it, this is ctx in this case. client.say()
is not what you want to use anymore. I’ve changed your code a bit, hopefully this helps.
@client.command() async def repeat(ctx, *args): await ctx.send(' '.join(args))