you seem to have modified the regex a tad:
Code:
alias braces return $regsubex($1-,/{.*?}/g,)


However your still going to have issues with:

Code:
//echo -a $braces({ he llo } you {} there {tag} whatsup?)


This is due the t "}" with spaces around it makes mIRC think it needs to close down.

i.e
Code:
//tokenize 32 a b c d e f g { if ($1-) echo -a $1- }

is the same as
Code:
//tokenize 32 a b c d e f g | if ($1-) echo -a $1-


So passing the parameters yourself is going to be crude:

Code:
//tokenize 32 $({,) a $(},) <-- is that being stripped ? | echo -a $braces($1-) orginal: $1-


but whenever "{ tag }" is put in an $ident by mIRC itself (i.e in $1- in on text event or $did() in a dialog) you wont have to escape { and }

i.e:
Code:
//tokenize 32 $({,) a $(},) <-- is that being stripped ? | var %x = $1- | echo -a $braces(%x)


Hope that helps smile


Whats actually funny about "}"
Code:
alias tr { tokenize 32 $({,) a $(},) <-- is that being stripped ? } set -l %x $1- } echo -a %x }


this works "fine" all be it you have to use set -l because it wont be sent in the aliases scope but in the main mIRC's scope , just as /var doesn't work in the editbox of mIRC.

Code:
alias tm {
  var %x = $$1 * 3
} return %x


also works as expected this is because mIRC doesn't really parse by { } i.e it wont check while parsing a script if the correct ammount are used. It just keeps streaming the alias untill it can't no more.

Last edited by Mpdreamz; 13/12/07 12:14 PM.
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