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Yes thats what I'm saying, it will put together two tokens, and what about strings that have $chr(255) in them?


Umm use something else, like $chr(13), but yes i know what your getting at.

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$1-: cmd "c:\program files\mirc" $chan
/untokenize $asc(") $1-
$1: cmd
$2: c:\program files\mirc
$3: $chan


From this Im getting the impression your having trouble passing parameters becuase some of them have spaces, there is a easy trick to getting around this.
say you have this
Code:
alias blah {
  echo -a The Instruction is $1
  echo -a The Folder is $2
  echo -a The Channel is $3
}


passing it /blah cmd "c:\program files\mirc" $!chan
is going to cause problems
>The Instruction is $1cmd
>The Folder is $2 "c:\program
>The Channel is $3 files\mirc"

but you can simply do this $blah(cmd,"c:\program files\mirc",$!chan)
>The Instruction is $1cmd
>The Folder is $2 "c:\program files\mirc"
>The Channel is $3 $chan

Im not sure if that above trick/method is going to be any help to u in what you want but i hope it might be (if u want to do anything specific at all smile ).