Sets up a command alias so that "word" is equivalent to typing "string". If "string" is omitted then the current value of "word" is displayed. If both parameters are omitted, then all of your aliases are displayed.
"alias" | lists all of your aliases |
"alias word" | gives your alias for "word" |
"alias word string" | creates/updates an alias for you so that typing "word" is equivalent to typing "string" |
Use the "unalias" command to remove an alias.
Here are standard aliases that everyone has by default:
a | accept | v | variables |
bye | quit | vars | variables |
exit | quit | w | who |
f | finger | . | tell |
hi | history | , | tell |
logout | quit | ! | shout |
m | match | : | it |
p | who a | ? | help |
players | who a | * | kibitz |
sh | shout | + | addlist |
t | tell | - | sublist |
Other standard aliases are added from time to time. The help files for the different commands will have the most updated information.
Here are some aliases that may be useful to you. They are listed here to give you some idea of what is possible. Get ideas from other users as well.
fg | say Fun game! |
gm | say Good move! |
idle | set busy is busy. Please 'message' to contact him. |
mb | match @ 5 12 |
mood1 | set formula f2 & f4 |
ms | match @ 10 10 |
ps | who as |
pw | who aw |
ty | say Thank you for the game. |
w4 | match @ 10 10 0 0 wild 4 |
wave | it waves to @ |
SPECIAL NOTES:
alias foo bar
alias bar baz
... will NOT result in "foo" being equivalent to "baz".
See also: unalias