Compound Key Reader

Read the keys of nbt compounds easily

Command Format

function compound_key_reader:get {data:{from/value:...},result:'<ResultFunction>'}

• Result: Save the compound as a list in storage compound_key_reader:result keys
• + Like key+value+seq format:

[ { "value": "(value)", "key": "(key)", "seq": "(seq)" }, ... ]

UPGRADING

• If you want to upgrade from <=Beta2.0 to >=Beta2.1,follow the UPGRADE.1.md

Result Functions

• The functions will beed called by the reader function to get the format of the result.
• You can use it just like foreach(<ResultFunction>) in the following format
• + You _CANNOT_ use compound_key_reader:get in the result function!

|Type |Value |Description |
|———-:|:———-|:———————————————-|
|Arguments |c |Count |
|Arguments |l,r |Substr cur |
|Arguments |key |The name of the key |
|ReturnValue|0\|VOID|No Result |
|ReturnValue|+1 |Save substr cur((l,r]) in xx.cur |
|ReturnValue|+2 |Save key name in xx.key |
|ReturnValue|+4 |Save key value in xx.value |
|ReturnValue|+8 |Save the sequence in the keys in xx.seq |
|Presets|compound_key_reader:result_preset/key |key+seq |
|Presets|compound_key_reader:result_preset/key-value|key+value+seq|
|Presets|compound_key_reader:result_preset/all |(all) |

• Substr curs:Use string storage compound_key_reader:result str $(l) $(r) to get the key