calling macro problem

[sigmarpriest]

Hi,
I'm trying to separate one big macro into few small, because it use too much memory.
On wiki I found how to call macros, but in all of examples macro_arguments is a roll.
Can I insert there a normal argument, which refer to results from switch() option?
I mean:

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[h: Property= criticaldmg]
[h: hit= 1d10]
[h: val=10-hit]
[h: val1=val+1]

[h: string1=substring("1122334455", val, val1)]
[h: string2=substring("2334455667", val, val1)]
[h: string3=substring("4556677889", val, val1)]
[h: string4=substring("5667788990", val, val1)]
[h: string5=substring("6677889900", val, val1)]
[h: string6=substring("6778899000", val, val1)]
[h: string7=substring("7788990000", val, val1)]
[h: string8=substring("7889900000", val, val1)]
[h: string9=substring("8899000000", val, val1)]
[h: string0=substring("8990000000", val, val1)]

[h, switch(Property):
case "1": string=string1;
case "2": string=string2;
case "3": string=string3;
case "4": string=string4;
case "5": string=string5;
case "6": string=string6;
case "7": string=string7;
case "8": string=string8;
case "9": string=string9;
case "10": string=string0]

[h: value=string]
[h, if(body==0), CODE: {[macro("cglowa@Lib:Token"): value]};{}]

I checked whether value is number, yes it is.
Macro call work if I set value as 1d10 roll.

Best regards.

[Craig]

That code you have there looks all right. Its hard to tell because I can't see the macro you are calling but if you say it works with a roll like "1d10" but not a number make sure you are not trying to call eval() on the args as in the example macro.args. eval should only be used to turn a roll string into a number.

[sigmarpriest]

Eval() was my mistake.

[aliasmask]

You could use eval on a number but need to wrap it in Wiki: string().

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[R: eval(string(10))]