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I think, it would be nice if $* actually worked in another identifier...
I tried
//tokenize 44 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 | echo $address($me,$*)
and it didnt give me the result that i wanted...
not that important, just a suggestion
greetz Zonk
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Fjord artisan
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Vogon poet
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tokenize 44 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 | echo $address($me,$*) into tokenize 44 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 | myalias $me $*
alias myalias echo $address($1,$2)
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I know it does work that way, though thats not what im criticising, its a useless/ineffective workaround, cuz that could be prolly changed very easily, at least i hope so...
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Vogon poet
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From what I've been told, its only ment to work with commands, it's its intended purpose.
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Hoopy frood
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Even if that is true (how can you possibly know the intended purpose of an undocumented identifier?), then please note that this was posted as a feature suggestion, not as a bug report. And IMHO a very nice feature suggestion at that. 
Saturn, QuakeNet staff
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Babel fish
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so $true
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Vogon poet
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actually you can do tokenize 32 a s d f
scon -r echo -a $!asc( $* ) it tricks mIRC to evaluate the idendifer as a command
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Hoopy frood
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That's potentially a very dangerous thing to do if since the contents of each $ n will be evaluated again. eg. tokenize 32 $!findfile(c:\,*,0,1,$+(echo,$chr(32),-a,$chr(32),I,$chr(32),could've,$chr(32),just,$chr(32),deleted,$chr(32),$!1-))
scon -r echo -a $asc( $* )
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