If you have two scripts as follows:

Script.ini Loaded
Code:
on &*:INPUT:*:{
  if ($left($1-,1) == /) {
    $eval($1-)
    halt 
  } 
}


Script1.ini Not Loaded
Code:
on *:LOAD:{ 
  reload -rs script.ini
}


Then you /load -rs script1.ini, the following happens
  • Script1.ini is loaded
  • the ON LOAD event runs, without asking the user if they want to run it
  • script.ini is reloaded
  • the /load -rs command is processed AGAIN
  • Script1.ini is loaded (a 2nd time)
  • The ON LOAD event pauses, awaiting user response to "do you want to run initialization commands?"
  • User clicks "yes"
  • script.ini is reloaded (a 2nd time)


So two problems. One is that it runs twice (the on input runs the command a 2nd time), and that you can load a script this way and run initialization commands without the users say-so.

Note: I know this is a bad way to handle commands and stuff, but its very basic code just to show proof of concept.

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