the broadcastEvent(EventIdentifier, EventData) 's 2nd argument only accept object in 1.12, but all related examples are not been updated for this change.. (Just search `broadcastEvent` in the document)
for example:
this.broadcastEvent("minecraft:display_chat_event", "Pick at x:" + eventData.position.x + " y:" + eventData.position.y + " z:" + eventData.position.z);need to be rewrited to
const event = this.createEventData("minecraft:display_chat_event");
event.data.message = "Pick at x:" + eventData.position.x + " y:" + eventData.position.y + " z:" + eventData.position.z;
this.broadcastEvent("minecraft:display_chat_event", event);
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In 1.13.0.16, the code example for "executeCommand" is still incorrect.
Edit: executeCommand still has an incorrect code example in 1.14.0.1 Beta.