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$fscript, $fscriptline, $falias, and $calias #91554 23/07/04 04:50 PM
Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 4 D dustin OP Self-satisified door
OP dustin Self-satisified door D Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 4	Code: ; script1.mrc alias one { two } ... ... alias two { echo -s this alias was called from the alias $falias on line $fscriptline in $fscript } two would then echo "this alias was called from the alias one on line 3 in ...\script1.mrc". Get it? $calias would return the name of the currently executing alias (or maybe $alias with no parameters could be changed to do this).

Re: $fscript, $fscriptline, $falias, and $calias #91555 23/07/04 09:18 PM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 788 Wales, United Kingdom. C Coolkill Hoopy frood
Coolkill Hoopy frood C Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 788 Wales, United Kingdom.	Don't really see any use for those aliases whatsoever.. surely, if you are going to have alias one call alias two you would know.. $script returns the file currently being executed.. $scriptline returns the currently executed line.. Eamonn.

Re: $fscript, $fscriptline, $falias, and $calias #91556 24/07/04 08:06 PM
Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 201 Melbourne, Australia J Jae Fjord artisan
Jae Fjord artisan J Joined: Feb 2004 Posts: 201 Melbourne, Australia	How about: $fsomehting(-1) $fsomething(0) $fsomething(1) etc to work like other alias's and for instance -1 return the current alias.. 0 the total in the call stack and 1 -> each alias in the call stack.. maybe even allow a the debug command to output into a window various bits on information during the running of a certain event or specific alias. as to track errors. say: Code: EVENT: text $chan: #chan $1- Bleh somehting something SET %var = 1 WHILE CMD msg SET %var = 2 WHILE NEXT CMD msg SET %var = 3 WHILE EXIT CMD echo ALIAS aliasname{parameters} CMD msg ALIAS END EVENT END or something to that kind of effect.. Cheers!

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