I use this feature once, and if im not forget it, you can use the identifier $prop who in fact is your condition, like the below example:
alias props {
if ($1 == Color && $prop == Blue) { .return Blue }
elseif ($1 == Color && $prop == Green) { .return Green }
}
You can test this rotine put it on remotes and writeing
//echo -a $props(Color).blue on the editbox.
Explanation: we create an alias called props (in your case could be Timee, to be diferent from the real $time identifier), and we tell the rotine if the first word inside of our custum identifier ($props()) is "color" go ahead with the rotine.
The next part is more important, if you put the condition .Green on our custom identifier ( $props(color).Green) then willl return the message "Green"; if you choose other color like blue just try $props(color).blue and will return "blue". that is because we tell the rotine if the unbilt indetifier $prop ($prop == blue) (our condition), the rotine will do the commds you expecify for our condition, in our case they are Green or blue.
if you take this example, and use to the $time identifier I think that he is possible...
P.s- sorry ma bad english or confused explanation, if was in portuguese language its more easy, but i try =P lo0l0ol
Thats all
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