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! $eterna: alias,v 1.9 2018/06/10 08:17:38 mrg Exp $ ! ! Copyright (c) 1990-2018 Michael Sandrof, Troy Rollo, Matthew Green, ! and other ircII contributors. ! ! All rights reserved. See the HELP IRCII COPYRIGHT file for more ! information. ! Usage: ALIAS [[-]<alias> [<commands>]] Creates a command alias for <commands>. Commands do not need to be prefixed with a command character, in fact they shouldn't! If you want an alias to type something to the channel or query use SEND or SAY . You can use ';' to put multiple commands in a row. Special character sequences, usually ircII variables, are prefixed with '$'. There are certain $ sequences built in to IRCII for getting such information as your nickname and current channel, plus you can expand your own variables and system variables using the $ format. You can also expand functions, substituting their return values. See ASSIGN for more on this. Here are some simple alias examples: ALIAS HELLO MSG $0 Hello, $0! $1- This alias can be used by typing: HELLO BigCheese How are you? This would act as though you had typed: MSG BigCheese Hello, BigCheese! How are you? ALIAS with just the <alias> argument shows the current alias for that word. ALIAS with no argument shows all current aliases. To remove an alias, use ALIAS -<alias>. To use more than one command in an alias, separate them by ';'. When using ALIAS in a script it is frequently useful to surround the contents of your alias with { }s when you want to put more than one commands in an alias. E.g: ALIAS loadcommon { LOAD netsplit LOAD troy } is the same as ALIAS loadcommon LOAD netsplit; LOAD troy but lacks the ; and it much easier to read in a script or the .ircrc file. For more specific information about the $ uses and more examples, see the specific help files listed below. See Also: SET INPUT_ALIASES SEND SAY ASSIGN expressions (note also Special Cases at the end)
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