Invalid $hash() syntax as a parameter to /commands or other $identifiers often generates errors, primarily the confusing message:
* Break: evaluation error
Returning the above error sometimes is also triggered by an unrelated string following the identifier:
//echo -a $base($hash(abc),36,10)
//echo -a $left($hash(abc),2)
//echo -a $sha1($hash(abc)) x
//echo -a $ansi2mirc($hash(abc)) x
//clipboard $hash(abc) x
//echo -a $len($hash(abc)) x
Returning 'abc' following the identifier's expected output:
//echo -a $len($hash(abc))
Return: 0 abc
//echo -a $sha1($hash(abc))
Returns: da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 abc
(this output is the same as $sha1($null)
//echo -a $iif($hash(abc),true,false)
Returns: * /if: invalid format
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Fix could either be to have a default B value when B isn't used like the default N for $sha1, or to have this return the same $null as when using B=33.
