Code:
alias tokenize { echo -a TEST: $1- }
alias toktest { tokenize 32 $1- }


Results from typing: "/toktest This is a test"...

TEST: 32 /toktest This is a test
TEST: 32 This is a test

You might be noticing that two lines were echoed... wink

Is there anything useful that we can do in an aliased "/tokenize"? If not, should altering "/tokenize" even be allowable? Don't get me wrong, I'm all for keeping this if it can be used somehow. smile

BTW, will someone refresh me on how an alias can get its own name...
Code:
; Will return "aname" - the aliases name
alias aname { return $(someidentifer) }

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