That said, it will set the variable using the contents of the variable you include. It will not leave the variable there for you to manipulate later. If you *do* want to manipulate the variable later, you need to use $eval().

Example:
Code:
var %t = a test
var %c = this is $eval(%t,0)
var %t = not a test
echo -a $eval(%c,2)


That would let you change %t at any time and it would change the output of %c without resetting %c. Note that you may want to be using /set instead of /var depending if you want it global or not. It works the same, though.


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