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The first one is with $N identifier, the mirc help file said that we can stick "text" after a $N or $N-M :
//tokenize 32 Ga is Ga | echo -a $1-this_text_will_be_shown
if text contains a number, mIRC will ignore all the characters before it, including the number
//tokenize 32 Ga is Ga | echo -a $1-.72Ga:)
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//tokenize 32 Ga is Ga | echo -a $1-.72Ga82:)
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//tokenize 32 Ga is Ga | echo -a $1-this_text_won't_be_shown>9
The second is about $v1 $v2 $ifmatch or $ifmatch2
The example below juste show with $v1 but i've tested with the other :
alias Kitai return $iif(one,two)
alias Wims if (three) echo -a > Ga $Kitai $v1
typing /wims will echo "> Ga two one" whereas $v1 should return three, it seems that $v1 takes the value from the last actual comparaison. Don't know if it's a bug or not but i think $v1 and others should return the value from the last comparaison in the alias itself
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Hoopy frood
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The first one is with $N identifier, the mirc help file said that we can stick "text" after a $N or $N-M :
//tokenize 32 Ga is Ga | echo -a $1-this_text_will_be_shown
if text contains a number, mIRC will ignore all the characters before it, including the number
//tokenize 32 Ga is Ga | echo -a $1-.72Ga:)
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//tokenize 32 Ga is Ga | echo -a $1-.72Ga82:)
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//tokenize 32 Ga is Ga | echo -a $1-this_text_won't_be_shown>9 Strange, I never knew that you could add text, I always thought it worked like: //tokenize 32 Ga is Ga | echo -a $1-2 Which returns: Ga is
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Yes you can use $N-M but you can too stick text : $N-Msome_text
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Yeah, I never knew that. I see what you mean about mIRC ignoring all the characters before it, how weird.
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Hoopy frood
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typing /wims will echo "> Ga two one" whereas $v1 should return three, it seems that $v1 takes the value from the last actual comparaison. Don't know if it's a bug or not but i think $v1 and others should return the value from the last comparaison in the alias itself Changing that behaviour will break a lot of scripts.
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Maybe but so : how can you refer to a comparaison in a alias itself ?
In both case of what $v1 refer to, you have to use a variable to stock other comparaison, a little bit annoying.
What i want to know in fact is what mirc should do :] .
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Hoopy frood
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Having it use the last comparison seems more appropriate for what most people will use $v1 for. Of course, that means that you can't use $v1 in certain situations. Even so, $v1 is relatively new and people did fine without it, so I'm sure that having to put the comparison back in there instead of using $v1 won't be so bad.
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I agree with Wims that these identifiers should be local to the alias/event calling them. Like local variables... ; Usage: /alias.one
alias alias.one {
var -s %aliastest = alias one
alias.two
echo -a %aliastest <-- alias one
}
alias alias.two {
var -s %aliastest = alias two
echo -a %aliastest <-- alias two
}alias.one sets the local variable %aliastest to the value 'alias one', then it calls alias.two which sets a local variable with the same name %aliastest to the value of 'alias two' but the value of the variable of the same name in alias.one is not changed. I think $v1 and $ifmatch should behave the same way. As far as breaking scripts, so what, scripts can be updated.
~ Edit ~
I would call this part a feature request rather than a bug report.
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