Is it feasible to have access to additional local identifiers? If the highlight message in address book is:
$time $network $chan $nick $1-
...the $nick and $1- are not being evaluated, nor would $parms or $rawmsg.
To allow $myalias to identify which highlight triggered for that line, would be nice if either $target could be filled with the highlight's .text property, or $highlight(-1) could relate to the active highlight the way $send(-1) and $get(-1) refers to the send/get which triggered the FILESENT/FILERCVD event. Currently $highlight(N) for all negative numbers returns the same value as $highlight(0), which they don't need to do.
While testing this, I found that /aline works within $myalias but /echo did nothing, whether displaying -s or to @custom, as if it's in a .alias using the -q switch.
The highlight message is chopped at a comma due to being stored as a comma-delimited string in mirc.ini, but that can be worked around like [ $chr(44) ].
