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Remote Scripts
You can add aliases to remote scripts by using the alias prefix and then entering your alias as usual.
alias add {
%x = $1 + $2
return %x
}
This is the same custom identifier as above, except it uses the alias prefix.
If you specify the -l switch in the alias definition, the alias becomes accessible only by commands in the same script and invisible to the command line and other scripts.
alias -l add {
%x = $1 + $2
return %x
}
