Math & Text
sum
$sum[]
The function $sum[] adds up all numerical values passed to it. It is variadic, meaning it accepts an unlimited number of arguments.
Syntax
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$sum[value1;value2;...]Syntax
$sum[value1;value2;...]
Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
values |
number | Yes | List of numerical values separated by ;. Variadic. |
Behavior
- Adds all values in the order they are provided.
- If no value is passed, it returns
0. - Non-numerical values are ignored or converted to
0depending on the context. - Supports decimal numbers.
Examples
Sum of Numbers
$title[Math: Sum Calculation]
$description[Sum of `5 + 10 + 15`: **$sum[5;10;15]**]
$addField[Single Value;$sum[42];yes]
$addField[Empty Sum;$sum[];yes]
$color[#5865F2]
$sendMessage[]
Notes
- The result is always a string of characters representing a number.
- For more complex operations, use
$calculate[]. - Semicolons
;are required as separators.