This allows for a quick way to add "where" to your commands, quite useful in general. The key for the alias is a period (dot), but you can of course adapt it to some non-alpha alternative. Use the alias name:
.*
That's dot star. Add the text (Send to Script):
Execute ("where")
Execute ("%1")
And that's it! Now you could type .kick for example, or .trip, .bash, etc. In addition, simply typing a . is a shortcut for where.
This integrates seamlessly with the rest of my MUSHclient tips, including the targeting system. Let's suppose you have an alias "ac *" that executes "ambush %1 cripple" and you are ranking on sentries. You can use the following:
t sentry
.ac.
The first command will target the sentry for later use. The second command will send:
where
ambush sentry cripple
And can be used repeatedly as you move from sentry to sentry to keep tabs on enemies in your location.
.kick; .kick; .kick
