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Originally Posted by Lexi' It's ui not ud.

According to sscanf specifers, "i" works same like "d".
I saw it on sscanf 2.6 topic

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Originally Posted by ****** Код: Format Use L(true/false) Optional logical truthity l Logical truthity K<callback>(default text) Optional custom operator k<callback> Custom operator B(binary) Optional binary number b Binary number N(any format number) Optional number n Number C(character) Optional character c Character I(integer) Optional integer i Integer D(integer) Optional integer d Integer H(hex value) Optional hex number h Hex number O(octal value) Optional octal value o Octal value F(float) Optional floating point number f Floating point number G(float/INFINITY/-INFINITY/NAN/NAN_E) Optional float with IEEE definitions g Float with IEEE definitions { Open quiet section } Close quiet section P<delimiter> Invalid delimiter change p<delimiter> Delimiter change Z(string)[length] Invalid optional string z(string)[length] Deprecated optional string S(string)[length] Optional string s[length] String U(name/id) Optional user (bot/player) u User (bot/player) Q(name/id) Optional bot (bot) q Bot (bot) R(name/id) Optional player (player) r Player (player) A<type>(default)[length] Optional array of given type a<type>[length] Array of given type E<specification>(default) Optional enumeration of given layout e<specification> Enumeration of given layout 'string' Search string % Deprecated optional specifier prefix

Here "i" and "d" are integer specifiers.
So I think we can use "d" specifier also.