Hi Nillen

You can't call a custom identifier if a built-in identifier of the same name exists, as it will always call the built-in identifier rather than the custom one, unless you use either the $. or $/ prefixes:

E.g. (Please note that running this script will delete your 'time' alias if you have one, so make sure you back that up before running it!)

Code:
//alias time return hello world | time | echo -a called as command: $result | echo -a called as identifier: $time | echo -a called with $!.: $.time | echo -a called with $!/: $/time | alias time


Cheers