Cool beans, thanks!
In your opinion, do you think the '!' command prefix is in itself enough to say that backwards compatibility wouldn't be broken if you just enabled recursion again? That is, calling a same-named command from within a scripted alias, by definition in the help file SHOULD have a '!' in front of it to indicate that you don't want to trigger a scripted alias.
There seems to be some argument over this point -- I don't think it would break compatibility because the help file is clear -- Wiz thinks it would, because of the happenstance behavior introduced when recursion was disabled.
If you want to perform a command without it being processed as an alias, you can prefix it with a ! exclamation mark.
