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Actually, "concat" and "concatword" take arguments the same way "echo" and "say" do. They keep adding arguments on until they hit some punctuation. Of course, that means it's tricky to concatenate parentheses, square brackets, quotes, and semicolons. :/
That should save you a few bytes.
Actually, "concat" and "concatword" take arguments the same way "echo" and "say" do. They keep adding arguments on until they hit some punctuation. Of course, that means it's tricky to concatenate parentheses, square brackets, quotes, and semicolons. :/
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test = (concatword anti dis establish ment arian ism)That should save you a few bytes.