Using an alias that doesn't contain %0-%99....

[thechanster]

Hi Scandum and all,

As always, thanks for a great product.
Wondering about this update, I have hundreds (at least) of aliases of this type, curious as to why this needs to be flagged as a warning?
Can the warning be disabled?

Thanks,
Matt

[scandum]

It only generates a warning if you use such an alias with an argument.

The warning is there because automatic argument handling was causing problems, and I'm planning to remove that code in the future.

So the warning can't be disabled, as your scripts would stop working in a future update.

[thechanster]

Is it fair to say that based on this we'll need to create 2 aliases for every one that could or could not have an argument, or am I missing something.
Thanks again.
Matt

[scandum]

I think you're missing something. #alias {k} {kick} is equivalent to #alias {k} {kick %0}. So there's no need for two aliases.

[thechanster]

Got it. In my head i was thinking if I used %0 it wouldn't match without an argument. Of course I didn't test at the time. Thanks mate. Some work to do to update all my aliases! :)