Trying a new style of scripting, where do I indent..?

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#1 
local testvar = function() return if (function()
end)() then
	(
		function(testParameter, testParameterB)
			local returnValue =
			if testParameter == true then
		(function()
				print("it is true, true!")
				return {"testA", "testB"}
			end)() else (function()
				print("not true, false!")
				return {"testC", "testD"}
			end)()
			return returnValue
		end)(if math.random(1,2) == 1 then true else false, "funny way of coding!") :: {string}
	else (function()
	print("ayyy it works")	
	end)() end

while task.wait(1) do
	testvar()
end

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Where am I supposed to indent for this warning to go away?

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#2

I can’t really see the issue… :thinking:

It might want you to add an enter for the 8th function call?

#3

Try using the format code option in the script menu.

#4

You can’t fix it as your lines are but with some tweaks:

local testvar = function()
	return if (function() end)() then
		(function(testParameter, testParameterB)
		local returnValue =
			if testParameter == true then
			(function()
				print("it is true, true!")
				return {"testA", "testB"}
			end)() else (function()
				print("not true, false!")
				return {"testC", "testD"}
			end)()
			return returnValue
		end)(if math.random(1,2) == 1 then true else false, "funny way of coding!") :: {string}
	else (function()
		print("ayyy it works")
	end)() end

while task.wait(1) do
	testvar()
end

Obviously don’t actually code like this :slight_smile:

#5

I think I will code like this tbh. It’s quite nice actually

#6

Right click in the script editor, and then click format.