Why can't I insert the 2nd tag to the audio?

it needs to be one continous string with the spaces separating the tags, i.e. str(Midi.NoteNumber - 23) & " audio"

you have to think about what the expression will look like after it has been evaluated.

it needs to be one continous string with the spaces separating the tags, i.e. str(Midi.NoteNumber - 23) & " audio"

Thank you but;;

In this case, it will be a SINGLE combined tag

Because the & - operator combines two arguments into one

I need exactly TWO separate tags(((

If you want to specify multiple tags, you still use a single string, but the tags are separated by spaces, e.g. "foo bar". You can use an expression to generate such a string, but it must be a valid expression. The expression str(Midi.NoteNumber - 23) & " audio" will do this as it will return something like "50 audio" - note the space before " audio". Using a number is an odd kind of tag though, I'd suggest something like "note" & str(Midi.NoteNumber - 23) & " audio", which will produce a tag string like "note50 audio", i.e. two tags "note50" and "audio".

If you want to specify multiple tags, you still use a single string, but the tags are separated by spaces, e.g. "foo bar". You can use an expression to generate such a string, but it must be a valid expression. The expression str(Midi.NoteNumber - 23) & " audio" will do this as it will return something like "50 audio" - note the space before " audio". Using a number is an odd kind of tag though, I'd suggest something like "note" & str(Midi.NoteNumber - 23) & " audio", which will produce a tag string like "note50 audio", i.e. two tags "note50" and "audio".

I don't need a string consisting of combined tags!

I need 2 separate working tags for one sound

It seems that there is a bug in construct 3

You can't just separate 2 tags with spaces-the compiler doesn't skip them!

It says that you can make 2 tags separated by spaces

It doesn't work

MULTI is enabled in the audio properties

Is this a bug?

maybe not a space should be and something else?

The tags must be different-they are for different purposes!

Moreover, if you do it like this, it works. "123""456"

But if there is a str function instead of a tag the compiler no longer accepts it(and without a space-which contradicts the context hint that it is needed)

This is clearly a bug

On your screenshot, on "Tag", add a space before "audio", so it looks like " audio".

And, before " audio", add &

When construct processes this, it becomes: 50 audio

Your screenshot right now, becomes: 50audio

(50 is an example).

A construction like "tag1" " tag2 " doesn't work!

When you try to insert a space, the compiler swears and does not enter the string

I don't need a single tag!

The.&. operator-combines tags-two in one

And I need it to be like this for example. "audio" "audio2"

But it doesn't work that way-the compiler won't skip the space between tags!

And here is "audio" & "audio2". it ends up with ONE tag "audio audio2"-I don't need that!

It works randomly((

This is not 2 separate tags obtained-and you can see it in the debugger

And the code of my program does not recognize both of these tags separately((((

Conditions don't work

So-in the end, two tags are not obtained

I rearranged the arguments and everything worked

Very strange

Apparently construct 3 for some reason does not digest the "str" operator well???

Apparently construct 3 for some reason does not digest the "str" operator well???

No, str expression works as expected. You need to read again all the comments in this post.

"tag1"&"tag2"="tag1tag2" <- a single tag

"tag1"&" tag2"="tag1 tag2" <- two tags, separated by space

"tag1"&" "&"tag2"="tag1 tag2" <- also two tags, separated by space

Thank you to everyone who answered-the problem was solved with a space and rearrangement of terms!