using System; using System.Text.RegularExpressions; namespace MinecraftCommandCorrector { class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { string inputCommand = "/tellraw @a[type=!selector] {\"rawtext\":[{\"text\":\" \"},{selector=@p},{\"text\":\" hey i've been using x-ray\"}]}"; Console.WriteLine("Original Command:"); Console.WriteLine(inputCommand); Console.WriteLine(); string correctedCommand = CorrectTellrawCommand(inputCommand); Console.WriteLine("Corrected Command:"); Console.WriteLine(correctedCommand); } static string CorrectTellrawCommand(string command) { // Fix the selector syntax inside @a[] command = FixSelector(command); // Fix the JSON formatting inside tellraw command = FixJson(command); return command; } static string FixSelector(string command) { // Replace @a[type=!selector] with @a[name!=] // Since Bedrock doesn't support complex selectors, we simulate exclusion by name // We'll replace the selector with @a[name!=] // Find the nearest player selector string nearestPlayerName = "@p"; // Replace @a[...] with @a[name!=] command = Regex.Replace(command, @"@a\[[^\]]*\]", "@a[name!=]"); return command; } static string FixJson(string command) { // Replace {selector=@p} with {"selector":"@p"} and add "<>" around the username // In Bedrock, to add text before and after a selector, we use multiple rawtext elements // Remove the old selector JSON part command = Regex.Replace(command, @"\{selector=@p\}", ""); // Build the new rawtext JSON with "<>", selector, and message string newRawText = "{\"rawtext\":[{\"text\":\"<\"},{\"selector\":\"@p\"},{\"text\":\"> hey i've been using x-ray\"}]}"; // Replace the old JSON part with the new one command = Regex.Replace(command, @"\{.*""rawtext"".*\}", newRawText); return command; } } }