API scripts crossover

So I just started using the Extended Expressions script to read the selected tokens "bar 2" which is linked to the AC on a connected character sheet. This way I don't have to constantly ask my players their AC. Its great for rolling single attacks and the such. But I was wondering if it was possible to combine it with the Token Mod Script to let it automatically adjust the value of "bar 1" which is connected to the character's HP.

TokenMod can certainly adjust the values of Token Bars. Could you elaborate on your use case? Maybe post an example of one of the macros you're using with Extended Expressions?

Right now I'm using a modified version of one of the examples !extend Attack Roll: `(1d20+?{hit|0})[tohit]`, `(${tohit}>=@{selected|bar2} ? "hits for [[?{dice|1}d?{size|6}+?{extra|0}]]" : "miss")` I want to use the value created after "hits for" and use it in a token mod command if it's possible at all.

I infer (after some testing) that TokenMod won't be able to be activated by another API Script without coding in such a capacity to TokenMod. As a workaround, I recommend having ExtendedExpressions construct API Command Buttons , e.g. !extend Attack Roll: `(1d20+?{tohit|0})[tohit]`, `(${tohit}>=@{selected|bar2} ? "hits for [" + (?{dice|1}d?{size|6}+?{extra|0})[dmg] + " damage" + "](!token-mod --set bar1|-" + ${dmg} + ")" : "miss")`

That's some pretty nifty stuff right there. Hopefully the creator of TokenMod sees this and can add the necessary stuff, but until then this will work well. 

I vaguely recall that he's (The Aaron) in the process of a move, so that's probably diverting his attention from Roll20 for a little bit assuming I'm not remembering incorrectly. It looks like his last post was 3 days ago.

You are correct.  It's a busy summer. =(   I'm hoping by august to be in a new home in Indiana.  This last couple of weeks I've scarcely even made it onto the site.  Don't be afraid to PM me though if you run into anything you need.  I'll try to work through the backlog of PMs as I get time (33 reduced to 4 this morning!).