Halting default identifiers - mIRC Discussion Forums

I'm sure I've done this before, halting a default identifier. Or was that just a command alias?

Say for example i want to haltdef the $ignore identifier, wouldn't i just

Code:

alias ignore {
  haltdef
  return testing
}

* Scorpwanna scratches head..

Actually you can't override internal identifiers..

from the help file..

Originally Posted By: mirc.chm

Note: Built-in identifiers of the same name have priority

Originally Posted By: RoCk

Just the return will override the internal identifier...

Code:

alias ignore return testing

Code:

alias sound {
  return testing
}

Shouldn't that override the $sound identifier? Doesn't for me

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edit:
Oh, crap

. the $sound one was what I was trying to override. Sucks... Thanks anyways.

There really should be a way to override the internal indentifiers... it's rather lame you can not.

Yeah, I was once able to override the $mp3 one with one I had created myself years ago. $mp3 would always spit out the wrong information and the alias identifier I made would show the correct information. I loaded up the old script just to test this and now it seems the overriding doesn't work. Yeah that's lame

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