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#213723 07/07/09 08:24 AM
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Code:
Alias ert {
  if $1 = $2 { echo -ag Works }
  else { echo -ag Fails }
}


Tested...
1 1 Works (Correct)
1 2 Fails (Correct)
Y Y Works (Correct)
Y y Works (Correct)
2 $calc(1+1) Fails (Incorrect)
Thrull $me Fails (Incorrect (My nick is currently 'Thrull'))

Anyway, you get the idea. Now, using "=" isn't documented within the help files, but it can be used for something. I'm just not sure what that something IS. Is it literal text? Something else? Could someone fill me in, please?

Thanks ^^


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Thrull #213725 07/07/09 09:54 AM
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Any of your exemple works, I don't know how you're testing.
'=' is the same as '==', use it if you want to, but that's not a good habit


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Thrull #213726 07/07/09 10:36 AM
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My guess is that you're typing /ert Thrull $me in an editbox, ie you're using a single slash. If that's so, try with a double slash.


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qwerty #213751 08/07/09 03:27 AM
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blush Oops. Yes, no double slash.


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