Output Format

Variables are listed with their names and values in the format name: "value". The default separator is a comma followed by a space: , . To customize this, provide a separator string:

• $listVar[\n] — one variable per line.
• $listVar[ | ] — pipe-separated list.
• $listVar[; ] — semicolon-separated list.

Use \n for a literal newline character in the separator.

Scope

Only temporary variables ($var) are listed. Global and user-scoped variables ($getVar/$setVar) are not included. There is no built-in equivalent for listing persistent variables.

When to Use

• Debugging: verify that variables are set to expected values at various points in a complex command.
• Logging / error messages: include the variable state in error output to help users diagnose issues.
• Dynamic inspection: check which variables exist before branching logic.

Examples

Inspect Defined Variables

$title[Database Variables]
$description[Defined server variables:\n`$listVar[server]`]
$color[#5865F2]
$sendMessage[]