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− | == | + | == Special behavior inside identifiers == |
− | By now you know evaluation brackets happen before the code itself evaluates | + | By now you know evaluation brackets happen before the code itself evaluates. It turns out that when an identifier evaluates, it will correctly parse code that is a direct result of the evaluation brackets. Here is some code to demonstrate this behavior: |
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<source lang="mIRC">//var -s %x = mid(@Example!,2,8, %y = ) | echo -a $ [ $+ [ %x $+ [ %y ] ] ]</source> | <source lang="mIRC">//var -s %x = mid(@Example!,2,8, %y = ) | echo -a $ [ $+ [ %x $+ [ %y ] ] ]</source> | ||
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The interpreter is able to handle the commas and braces as part of the code. | The interpreter is able to handle the commas and braces as part of the code. | ||
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== Escaping Evaluation Brackets == | == Escaping Evaluation Brackets == | ||
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The code above prints: | The code above prints: | ||
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== Additional Odd Behaviors == | == Additional Odd Behaviors == | ||
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The above code prints: | The above code prints: | ||
$!me$me vs. $me$!me | $!me$me vs. $me$!me | ||
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== Commands with Special Behavior == | == Commands with Special Behavior == | ||
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− | Note that unlike the reset of the commands, '''{{mIRC|/unset}}''' cannot set variables in the format of %var {{mIRC|$+}} %var. Evaluation brackets are needed to fix this. | + | Note that unlike the reset of the commands, '''{{mIRC|/unset}}''' cannot set variables in the format of %var {{mIRC|$+}} %var. Evaluation brackets are needed to fix this. This is most likely a bug. |
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[[Category:mIRC|evaluation brackets]] | [[Category:mIRC|evaluation brackets]] |