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[if(MacroLocation == "chat", "You are running from chat", "You are running from "+MacroLocation] | [if(MacroLocation == "chat", "You are running from chat", "You are running from "+MacroLocation] | ||
Revision as of 18:49, 14 March 2023
getMacroLocation() Function
• Introduced in version 1.3b48
Returns the location of the macro being executed, the return value will be
"chat", "global", "campaign" or the label of the token the macro resides on (e.g. "Lib:Utilities" or "Token:Orc".) Standard PC and NPC tokens will have their label prefixed with Token:.Usage
getMacroLocation()Example
[h: MacroLocation = getMacroLocation()]
[if(MacroLocation == "chat", "You are running from chat", "You are running from "+MacroLocation]
Version Changes
- 1.3b51 - Now accurately reports where the macro button resides.