Problem - Concatenating variables inside mq.cmd

[Yaguex]

I swear I have searched throughout the whole forum before posting, but I couldnt find the solution

I got the following code:

local MyRune = "Force Shield"
if not mq.TLO.Me.Gem(MyRune)() then
     mq.cmd('/memorize "' , MyRune , '" 4')
end

I can't make it work. If, instead of using mq.cmd('/memorize "' , MyRune , '" 4') , I use mq.cmd('/memorize "Force Shield" 4'), then everything works fine. That means that the concatenation of the variable MyRune breaks the cmd. I assume the quotes symbols are the culprit of the issue. Unfortunately, the spell name must be surrounded by quotes for the /memorize command to work.

Does anyone know the right syntax? Thank you in advance!

 

[aquietone]

you should use formatted strings

mq.cmdf('/memorize "%s" 4', MyRune)

or at least concatenate strings..

mq.cmd('/memorize "' .. MyRune .. '" 4')

 

[Yaguex]

you should use formatted strings

mq.cmdf('/memorize "%s" 4', MyRune)

or at least concatenate strings..

mq.cmd('/memorize "' .. MyRune .. '" 4')

Damn, I should have known that one. Thanks man!