Solved - Where have I messed merging a variable and text?

[Mastiff]

I have tried this code, adapted from a 7 year old post by Bitmonster to send a command that triggers a LUA command in Girder:

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import socket
s = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
s.connect(("127.0.0.1", 20007)) # Specify the target device and port number
print s.recv(1024)  # Writes anything it tells you when it first connects to the log for troubleshooting.  If there's no initial connect string, you can probably remove this line
s.send("print('test')\n")  # You could also do eg.event.payload[0] and pass commands to this script from other events.
print s.recv(1024)  # Writes anything it tells you after your command is sent to the log for troubleshooting
s.close()

That works, I can get Girder to run LUA code based on that. But when I tried actually using it to something useful, it crashed and burned. I replaced the s.send line with this:

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eg.globals.ToGirder1 = (("print"))
eg.globals.ToGirder2 = eg.event.payload[0]
eg.globals.ToGirder3 = (("\n")
eg.globals.ToGirder = eg.globals.TilGirder1 + eg.globals.TilGirder2 + eg.globals.TilGirder3
s.send(eg.globals.TilGirder)  

That gives me an error. But I'm guessing that it's because the way I'm using ( and " in the scripts. Right? So how should it actually be done?

[Mastiff]

Never mind that one above. I found the problem myself!