Is anyone else spend a lot of time adding [ $+ [ $cid ] ] to variable names to make things work properly across multiple connections?
Maybe there should be a different prefix, instead of '%', to limit a variable's scope to the $cid in which it was called.

What's tyhe difference if the variable prefix was '%' or somethign else? I don't see the point of your suggestion =\

Plus, if you changed the prefix of a variable, do you have any idea how many scripts that would break lol

Regards,

I'd just prefer a different method of making global variables (ie, specifiying them to be), otherwise they'd all defautly assume the local scope.

So just make your own set alias, thats the purpose of scripting.
alias mset set $+($1,.,$cid) $2-
/mset %huh wut
%huh.1 wut