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 Topic: Newbie Alias/Variable question, coming from Zmud |
SomeGuy
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 Forum: CMUD General Discussion Posted: Fri Jan 06, 2017 3:43 pm Subject: Newbie Alias/Variable question, coming from Zmud |
Ok, I resolved it this way.
#ALIAS k {#IF (%1 != %null) {#VAR target %1;kill %1;speed up};{kill @target;speed up}}
I tested and it's working now.
https://i.imgur.com/DeJRnP6.png |
| Topic: Newbie Alias/Variable question, coming from Zmud |
SomeGuy
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Forum: CMUD General Discussion Posted: Fri Jan 06, 2017 3:39 pm Subject: Newbie Alias/Variable question, coming from Zmud |
No brace issue in his code....
Did you enter it on the command line, or try to insert it into your preexisting alias?
I pasted it to the command line, and got this error screen.
https://i.imgur ... |
| Topic: Newbie Alias/Variable question, coming from Zmud |
SomeGuy
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Forum: CMUD General Discussion Posted: Fri Jan 06, 2017 2:00 pm Subject: Newbie Alias/Variable question, coming from Zmud |
You could just check if %1 is not null before overwriting your variable:
#alias k {#IF (%1 != %null) {#VAR target %1};kill @target;speed up}
That's exactly what I would ... |
| Topic: Newbie Alias/Variable question, coming from Zmud |
SomeGuy
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Forum: CMUD General Discussion Posted: Thu Jan 05, 2017 10:09 pm Subject: Newbie Alias/Variable question, coming from Zmud |
In Zmud I had a very very basic alias, that I cannot for the life of me replicate in CMud
#ALIAS k {#VAR target %1;kill @target;speed up}
In Zmud, I could type k rabbit, and it would send the fo ... |
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