Hello all!
I'm attempting to use the (either: "event1" , "event2") function. But I want to be able to include quotation marks in the event text. For example, I'd like to say something like:
The referee flipped the coin and shouted, "Heads!"
OR
The referee flipped the coin and shouted, "Tails!"
However, I can't do this because the additional quotations confuses the program. I tried formatting it as such:
The referee flipped the coin and shouted, (either: ""Heads!"" , ""Tails!"")
Does anyone have an idea how I can still be allowed to use quotation marks in these "either" statements? Thanks a bunch!
I'm attempting to use the (either: "event1" , "event2") function. But I want to be able to include quotation marks in the event text. For example, I'd like to say something like:
The referee flipped the coin and shouted, "Heads!"
OR
The referee flipped the coin and shouted, "Tails!"
However, I can't do this because the additional quotations confuses the program. I tried formatting it as such:
The referee flipped the coin and shouted, (either: ""Heads!"" , ""Tails!"")
Does anyone have an idea how I can still be allowed to use quotation marks in these "either" statements? Thanks a bunch!