Another Question

So I wanted to use the script Hidden Role Messages and it wouldn't work. I was getting an error on an undefined object. I tracked it down to this bit of code: this.iden_length = this.HRM_identifier.length;  Looking over the code I found this:         let dice_sides = 20;         let HRM_identifier = "!!!";         if(globalconfig){             dice_sides = globalconfig.dice_sides;             HRM_identifier = globalconfig.HRM_identifier;         } So I tried commenting that out and it worked. My assumption (and I hate assuming anything about code, so I'll say hypothesis instead :)) is that globalcingfig always exists and if the vars don't exist in it then these lines of code are setting them to undefined. Do I understand this correctly? Would a check like  if ( typeof   HRM_identifier  !== 'undefined' ) be appropriate? Thanks

The issue here might be the same in your other thread. You can't use this on roll20 (at least, I don't think you can - I'm not as familiar with the API as sheet workers).

This doesn't seem to be an issue as both scripts are now working with it. But I'll hit the docs.

I don't think the this is a problem, GiGs... Fairly certain that you can use this  at least in a class (as this script does) since ES6. Maybe the guidance you're referring to was issued before ES6 made its way to Roll20? Or that the this gets remapped in arrow functions: const bestFunk = () => {...} EDIT : I failed to read the JSON of the script before posting. Those properties (of the globalconfig object) are set at the script's configuration page. If you go to your script page, do you have values in the fields for those properties?

I imported it originally and it wouldn't work so I took it as a learning oppotunity.

See my edit, above. That was my fault for a post that didn't really answer the question.

Yes, I entered the properties and they defaulted in case you didn't. Still didn't work. I don't need to change them so I just skipped it in the code.