Windows命令行(Windows Command Line)

 由于discord.py的事件驱动模型，这实际上比听起来更棘手。 我们的命令将接受我们的查询的一些参数，并返回给用户他们选择的逐项列表。 我们将该用户和该列表存储在字典中。 然后，在我们的on_message事件中，我们将针对我们关心的作者的字典检查每条消息，并尝试将其消息解释为列表中的选项，直到它们进行有效选择。 
 
waiting_for = {}

@bot.command(pass_context=True)
async def fort(ctx, arg):
    # database setup stuff
    names = cursor.execute("SELECT name FROM forts WHERE name LIKE '" + str(arg) + "%';")
    if not names:
        await bot.say("That fort does not exist")
    elif len(names) == 1:
        await process_fort(name)
    else:
        choices = "\n".join("{}. {}".format(i, x) for i, x in enumerate(names, start=1))
        await bot.say("Your choices are")
        await bot.say(choices)
        waiting_for[ctx.message.author.id] = names


@bot.event
async def on_message(message):
    id = message.author.id
    if id in waiting_for:
        if message.content.isdigit():
            names = waiting_for[id]
            selection = int(message.content)
            if 0 < selection < len(names):
                del waiting_for[id]
                await process_fort(name)
                return
    await bot.process_commands(message)

# Whatever you want to do with the name once you have it
async def process_fort(name):
    ...
 
 如果这看起来很复杂，您也可以向用户回显所有可能性，直到输入仅返回一个结果的查询。 

This is actually trickier than it sounds, because of discord.py's event driven model. Our command will accept some argument to our query, and return to the user an itemized list of their choices. We'll store that user and that list in a dictionary. Then, in our on_message event we'll check each message against the dict of authors we care about, and try to interpret their messages as choices in the list until they make a valid selection.
 
waiting_for = {}

@bot.command(pass_context=True)
async def fort(ctx, arg):
    # database setup stuff
    names = cursor.execute("SELECT name FROM forts WHERE name LIKE '" + str(arg) + "%';")
    if not names:
        await bot.say("That fort does not exist")
    elif len(names) == 1:
        await process_fort(name)
    else:
        choices = "\n".join("{}. {}".format(i, x) for i, x in enumerate(names, start=1))
        await bot.say("Your choices are")
        await bot.say(choices)
        waiting_for[ctx.message.author.id] = names


@bot.event
async def on_message(message):
    id = message.author.id
    if id in waiting_for:
        if message.content.isdigit():
            names = waiting_for[id]
            selection = int(message.content)
            if 0 < selection < len(names):
                del waiting_for[id]
                await process_fort(name)
                return
    await bot.process_commands(message)

# Whatever you want to do with the name once you have it
async def process_fort(name):
    ...
 
If that seems to complicated, you could also just echo all the possibilities to the user until the enter a query that only returns one result.