(...) That was a response to your request that they "try this"... advice containing those two words often isn't particularly useful advice. What was the point of your question?
My
main question was: to see the actual code (i.e. the place of the echo that
does trigger, to exclude the posibility of duplicate aliases causing the problem...). Who added another redundant "try this"-post?
To be clear and concise:
echo -s window -g0 $qt($window(*,%i))
Would result in a correct return value, regardless of a "custom alias", providing %i evaluates to a numeric value >= 0 and <= $window(*,0).
This part might not trigger at all if a custom /scon or a duplicate alias is called. It was the point of my first question to verify this.
Also note that most likely the OP did fix the script by now.
*sigh
