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== run_cmd ==
Runs a command regardless of whether or not it is an alias or a builtin command. Essentially, this works like checking if(is_alias(@cmd)){ call_alias(@cmd) } else { run(@cmd) }. Be careful with this command, as like call_alias(), you could accidentally create infinite loops. The command must start with a / or this will throw a FormatException.
=== Vital Info ===
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| run_cmd
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| void
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| cmd
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| [[../objects/ms.lang.FormatException|ms.lang.FormatException]]
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| 3.3.1
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! scope="row" | Restricted
| No
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| [[../../Optimizer#OPTIMIZE_DYNAMIC|OPTIMIZE_DYNAMIC]]
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=== Usages ===
run_cmd(cmd)=== Examples === Sorry, there are no examples for this function! :(
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