Try this...
Code:
alias restore { alias $$1 }
Then you just use /restore unload

edit
Never mind, it won't work on aliases in remote scripts smirk

edit 2
Guess you could do something like..
Code:
alias restore {
  var %a = $+(",$isalias(unload).fname,")
  if $read(%a,w,alias*unload*) {
    write -dl $+ $readn %a
    .reload -rs %a
  }
}
The reason for the /reload is to stop warnings about "file X has changed.."



Last edited by Iori; 27/09/03 12:30 AM.