Client text macro commands

[bluap]

Working excellent so far, thank you very much for this!

just one little glitch, the last alias #99 isn't shown in the #aliases list

The list was set to stop displaying at 98. I couldn't see any reason why that should be so I changed the code. It happily shows #99 now. I presume you just happened to use #99 not that you have already used all 100 aliases.....

Edited July 7, 2008 by bluap

[Mar(c)]

A little bugger;

#alias 1 @Gratz! \o/

saves to alias.ini as

1 @Gratz! \\o/

but gives an error loading the aliases:

Error: Invalid alias escape sequence char '\'

Error: Invalid line read in file "alias.ini"

 

And I noticed that theirs no circular dependency check yet?

 

Nice feature though!

[bkc56]

I have to say I really enjoy the alias feature for commands I use all the time.

 

Any chance we could add some sort of a <line feed> or <new command> syntax to allow multiple commands per alias. I'd really like to do something like: #alias 1 #save #cls #afk. Perhaps a back-slash to indicate a new command. So it would be: #alias 1 #save \#cls \#afk.

[ago]

vim ftw: #save|#cls|#afk *g*

If there is such a feature we should avoid using characters frequently used for smilies and the like. \o/ makes the backslash unusable.

[groomsh]

vim ftw: #save|#cls|#afk *g*

If there is such a feature we should avoid using characters frequently used for smilies and the like. \o/ makes the backslash unusable.

 

Why not use a character sequence, for example |@|

So your example would look like: #save|@|#cls|@|#afk *g*