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Can we have a way to over ride a present command, temporarily?
sometimes I have a command set for wq or ip (iron palm) and those
perticular commands already do things. for example:
wq (does what ever I had it commanded too)
#wq ignores my set command, and provides its normal function
I guess you could say, "just make a new command" and "why would you want
to use wq anyway!?" but keep in mind dummies, its a small feature
and thats all anyone suggests nowadays anyhow
- blackstar -
sometimes I have a command set for wq or ip (iron palm) and those
perticular commands already do things. for example:
wq (does what ever I had it commanded too)
#wq ignores my set command, and provides its normal function
I guess you could say, "just make a new command" and "why would you want
to use wq anyway!?" but keep in mind dummies, its a small feature
and thats all anyone suggests nowadays anyhow
- blackstar -
Rating:
-16
Votes:
22
Blackstar wrote:
Can we have a way to over ride a present command, temporarily?
sometimes I have a command set for wq or ip (iron palm) and those
perticular commands already do things. for example:
wq (does what ever I had it commanded too)
#wq ignores my set command, and provides its normal function
I guess you could say, "just make a new command" and "why would you want
to use wq anyway!?" but keep in mind dummies, its a small feature
and thats all anyone suggests nowadays anyhow
sometimes I have a command set for wq or ip (iron palm) and those
perticular commands already do things. for example:
wq (does what ever I had it commanded too)
#wq ignores my set command, and provides its normal function
I guess you could say, "just make a new command" and "why would you want
to use wq anyway!?" but keep in mind dummies, its a small feature
and thats all anyone suggests nowadays anyhow
Cheers,
-T
Twomi wrote:
Blackstar wrote:
Can we have a way to over ride a present command, temporarily?
sometimes I have a command set for wq or ip (iron palm) and those
perticular commands already do things. for example:
wq (does what ever I had it commanded too)
#wq ignores my set command, and provides its normal function
I guess you could say, "just make a new command" and "why would you want
to use wq anyway!?" but keep in mind dummies, its a small feature
and thats all anyone suggests nowadays anyhow
sometimes I have a command set for wq or ip (iron palm) and those
perticular commands already do things. for example:
wq (does what ever I had it commanded too)
#wq ignores my set command, and provides its normal function
I guess you could say, "just make a new command" and "why would you want
to use wq anyway!?" but keep in mind dummies, its a small feature
and thats all anyone suggests nowadays anyhow
- blackstar -
Rating:
-18
Votes:
18
Blackstar wrote:
Twomi wrote:
Blackstar wrote:
Can we have a way to over ride a present command, temporarily?
sometimes I have a command set for wq or ip (iron palm) and those
perticular commands already do things. for example:
wq (does what ever I had it commanded too)
#wq ignores my set command, and provides its normal function
I guess you could say, "just make a new command" and "why would you want
to use wq anyway!?" but keep in mind dummies, its a small feature
and thats all anyone suggests nowadays anyhow
sometimes I have a command set for wq or ip (iron palm) and those
perticular commands already do things. for example:
wq (does what ever I had it commanded too)
#wq ignores my set command, and provides its normal function
I guess you could say, "just make a new command" and "why would you want
to use wq anyway!?" but keep in mind dummies, its a small feature
and thats all anyone suggests nowadays anyhow
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Rating:
13
Votes:
21
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