Closed mmason930 closed 10 years ago
The leading semicolon behaves as a delimiter when parsing is enabled. For example, the following command:
;test
Should be interpreted as one command, ";test"
The following command:
look;who;where
Should be interpreted as three commands: "look\nwho\nwhere"
Fixed.
The leading semicolon behaves as a delimiter when parsing is enabled. For example, the following command:
;test
Should be interpreted as one command, ";test"
The following command:
look;who;where
Should be interpreted as three commands: "look\nwho\nwhere"