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To add to Riamus2's, the pipe is a command separator if you prefer to code something in one line and execute it as shown.

The double forward slashes tell mIRC to interprete and evaluate the numeric identifiers used in the code.

The single slash is used to have mIRC respond to your command request without the evaluation. If you prefer to not use any slash, you need to make a simple alias like so:

alias testing {
tokenize tokenize 46 this.is.my.string
echo -a $1
echo -a $2
...
}

Then enter the cmd testing to execute the alias as Riamus2 has mentioned.

I won't recommend the practice of using the pipe as a habit in MSL, because it tends to make the code disorganized and difficult to debug.