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=== Multiple evaluations === | === Multiple evaluations === | ||
− | If we follow the simple rule above, we can easily evaluate a specific code segment multiple | + | If we follow the simple rule above, we can easily evaluate a specific code segment multiple files. Consider the following example: |
<source lang="mIRC">alias exe echo -a I was called! | return Hi! | <source lang="mIRC">alias exe echo -a I was called! | return Hi! | ||
; example: | ; example: | ||
− | alias example echo -a [ [ [ $!!exe ] ] ]</source> | + | alias example echo -a [ [ [ [ [ $!!!!exe ] ] ] ] ]</source> |
The above code prints: | The above code prints: |