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[Macro Idea] "Rest" arg
0yhr89
For example, if I would create this macro: `1/0000 = ``Fchats`.`2send``1 {{``Nchannel`: `V"0000"``1, ``Nmsg`: `V"``1{$}``V"``1}}` `1/0000 hello world!` would run `Fchats`.`2send``2 {``Nchannel`: `V"0000"``1, ``Nmsg`: `V"hello world!"``1}`, instead of what using `1{0}` would do, which is `Fchats`.`2send``2 {``Nchannel`: `V"0000"``1, ``Nmsg`: `V"hello"``1}`
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Basically this would consume everything (including internal whitespace) after the last numbered arg in the macro. So for example, given a silly macro like `A/foo =` `Cdtr`.`Ltest` `A{{` `N{2}`:`V"``A{$}``V"``A}}`, running `A/foo this was a triumph! I'm making a note here: HUGE SUCCESS` would run `Cdtr`.`Ltest` `A{``Na`:`V"triumph! I'm making a note here: HUGE SUCCESS"``A}` -- i.e. args 0 and 1 are just lost, 2 s the highest number arg used, and $ consumes 3 through end + internal whitespace
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