Edited: Skip this post and see Online's below.
Khaled, please add a NOOP command.
Presently people have to var %nul = or .!echo -q in order to achieve the same results. I wouldn't mind using .XYZZY except that it doesn't "quiet" as it 'should'.
For those who don't know, NOOP stands for No Operation, and is a common command in many text programs and internet protocols... mostly used for debugging purposes, or anywhere a command is needed but no action is necessary.
The circumstances where NOOP would be useful are anywhere identifiers such as $findfile $finddir $regex or $regsub are used and the results are of no importance, but would cause an "Unknown Command" error if used on their own.
- Raccoon
(Comments of var %nul = or .!echo -q already exist & are just as good, would be redundant as I already know this. I could even /alias NOOP return but I don't wanna. Let Khaled decide if NOOP should be added or not.)
