The error is unknown operator, so the parser must already know there is a $v1 (if it's looking for an operator)... All I'm saying is that instead of an error, $v1 should be evaluated on it's own, then the /bug alias would work.

I can't imagine this breaking any existing script. It also should be only a small change in code, handling the error rather than generating an error message. All it's doing is making the parser "smarter".

Code:
alias bug while $true if $true break
smile

Edit: On a side note it would be nice if this was allowed without using $& (terrible looking in scripts)...
Code:
alias multipleLineStatements
{
  if $true
    singleStatementBecauseNoCurlyBrackets
  while $true
    break
}

Last edited by NaquadaServ; 04/06/07 08:12 PM.
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