Community Forums: Escaping } Doesn't Seem to be working

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I'm trying to write an inline nested macro: This works: !token-mod --set aura1_radius|[[5*@{selected|repeating_weapons_$0_range}]] I'm trying to make the 0 an input like this: !token-mod --set aura1_radius|[[5*@{selected|repeating_weapons_$?{Weapon|0&#125;_range}]] But I get: No attribute was found for @{selected|repeating_weapons_${Weapon}

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keithcurtis

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I think this is an order of operations issue. Attribute lookups are handled before queries are resolved.

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Daniel P.

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Hmm. You may need to replace that pipe character, "|", with  &#124;.   On the other hand, you ought not to replace characters inside attribute calls, as explained by this section on the Macros wiki page about this issue . So I'm not entirely sure whether it's possible to substitute numbers inside repeating attributes. 

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spacemandev

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Replacing the pipe character as well still doesn't work :/  Is there no way to get this to work? I'm trying to allow players to write macros that allow players to select whichever weapon they want to use instead of having a macro per weapon 

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GiGs

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You can never make an attribute from parts. keith is correct that this is an order of operations issue. You can do this !token-mod --set aura1_radius|[[5*?{which weapon| 0,@{selected|repeating_weapons_$0_range}| 1,@{selected|repeating_weapons_$1_range}| 2,@{selected|repeating_weapons_$2_range}}]]

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Escaping } Doesn't Seem to be working