Yes thats what I'm saying, it will put together two tokens, and what about strings that have $chr(255) in them?
$1-: cmd "c:\program files\mirc" $chan
/untokenize $asc(") $1-
$1: cmd
$2: c:\program files\mirc
$3: $chan
Keep in mind, this example is the equivalent of
/tokenize $asc(") $1-
its also the equivalent of $remove($1-,")
I still dont see the use of this command
