my error is basicly using $N tokens in regsubex replacements isnt working.
for example;
//tokenize 32 hello there | echo -ta $regsubex(abc,/b/,$1)
would return 'ac'
could this be fixed?
i know you can yourself with $regsubex(abc,/b/, [ $1 ] )
but if it would work normally would be way better
and for my own interest, is it because mIRC uses a regex engine, and in other languages backreferences are called via $N ?