[SOLVED] Interpolating Data in Labels

[Westeford]

I have a (hopefully) simple question.
Can data interpolation be used in labels? I know it can be used in text, but I'd like to use it for labels.

I'll try to explain why I'm trying to do. The player is put into a debate, they must pick the right piece of evidence that contradicts a statement.
"bullet_selected" coincides with the bullet. for example if bullet1 is selected then "bullet_selected" will equal 1. "bullet_correct"'s value coincides with the correct evidence. So for this bullet_correct = 1, so bullet_selected must = 1 in order to get the correct answer.

The interpolation comes in for debate_num. The first debate is label db1: the second is db2, etc.

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define bullet1 = "Alpha"
define bullet2 = "Beta"
define bullet_correct = 1
define debate_num = 1

label trial_checker: #When a statement is clicked, it jumps to this label.
    if bullet_selected == bullet_correct: #If right, then jump to the transitioning out of debate phase.
        jump db[debate_num].c #debate_num counts up after the jump.
    else:
        jump db[debate_num].loop #If wrong, then jump back to beginning of the debate.

My hope is to reduce repeating code and use just this label.
Basically I want to know if and how to interpolate data in labels.

I appreciate any input. Thank you for reading this post.

[Alex]

Try

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$ renpy.jump("db[debate_num].c")

https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/statemen ... renpy.jump

[Westeford]

Try

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$ renpy.jump("db[debate_num].c")

https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/statemen ... renpy.jump

Brought up an error saying it can't find label db[debate_num].c.
Thanks for your input.

[Alex]

Well - ok, another approach

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$ renpy.jump("db%s.c" % debate_num)

[Remix]

jump expression db[debate_num].c # or any python expression that resolves to a string

I am presuming that db is a dictionary keyed by debate_num and holding objects that contain an attribute named c that holds a string

[Westeford]

Well - ok, another approach

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$ renpy.jump("db%s.c" % debate_num)

Sorry for the late reply. But this worked perfectly.
Thank you very much.