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#69967 01/02/04 12:08 PM
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This is really simple I know but I just can seem to be able to do it mad

1) How do I get the parameter count of an alias (or event)

example: /test_alias abc1 d2 f e
that should return 4.

How do I do that?

2) And I want to be able to read the contents of the parameters like

$%i

but it won't work.

I hope you know what i mean smile


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#69968 01/02/04 12:20 PM
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/alias test_alias echo -a $0 parameters; $!1 = $1 ; $!2 = $2 ; $!3- = $3- ; $!1-3 = $1-3

#69969 01/02/04 12:31 PM
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the $0 works

but about the other ones

it's not what I want

let's say I got a variable %i that contains the integer for example 2.

I wanna be able to do something like $%i

i.e. the i-th parameter


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#69970 01/02/04 12:36 PM
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$ [ $+ [ %i ] ]
or
$eval($ $+ %i,2)
$eval($+($,%i),2)

#69971 01/02/04 03:42 PM
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Or, for greater flexibility...

$numtok($1-,32)
$gettok($1-,0,32)
and
$gettok($1-,%i,32)

See also /help Token Identifiers for more info.
You'll want to learn these eventually.


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