MLL wrote:
> The faq says
>
> 4.2 - I cannot undefine some of my aliases. Why?
> There is currently no way to undefine an alias in aliases.txt without
> removing it from aliases.txt. (I'm sure this will be fixed in an upcoming
release.)
>
> Isn't it an error ? I *can* undefine an alias without removing it from
aliases.txt, just by
> commenting (//) it out.
Maybe. I guess I took 'removing' and 'commenting out' to mean the same
thing. The text should probably just be rewritten to say "...without
removing it or commenting it out in aliases.txt. Be aware that this change
will be overwritten by later installs." I'd still keep the blurb about it
being fixed later.
It seems like there should be a way to remove an alias in my preferences.
Maybe something as simple as:
disabledAliases = { ",,", "<<" };
Dunno. Shooting from the hip.
One can disable a search (from the help box), which undefines both the
search and any aliases to it, but that's more than just undefining an alias.
> I feel also we could add the point that a local alias overrides an alias
if they have
> the same name.
Right. That was a recent addition that just got left out. Go ahead and
correct it if you want.
Glenn
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