I just came over something strange.
if (!$1-) {
...
} | else { echo -s blabla2 | halt }
; if ($1) { echo -s blabla1 | halt }
If I run that code, no echoes shows up.
If I take away the semicolon "blabla1" shows up.
If there is anything in $1-, execute commands (works).
If there is not anything in $1-, go to "else" and execute commands (doesn't works).
When I put the same statement under, but not in else-sentence, that sentence works. I have no idea why that happens.
If I could supply more info, I could say I'm using timer for this.
Just fixed another strange bug. I cannot start the same alias within an alias. I got the message that /ana.calc wasn't an alias, and that I wasn't connected to a server. I fixed that easily by creating timer.
However, this is a small bug, but I can no longer trust else statements now?
I'm using mIRC 7.1
