Help for /alias

Usage:  /alias [alias [command]]

As you become more familiar with lily, you will find yourself typing some 
commands very frequently. To eliminate at least some of the repetitive typing, 
lily provides aliases. Aliases are short names you have assigned to specific 
commands. For instance, to alias "/who everyone" to "/we" you could do "/alias 
we /who everyone" or "/alias /we /who everyone". In either case, typing "/we" 
would then do "/who everyone".

If you want to make a more generalized alias, it will work as well. A good 
example of this is the hoard of /w commands (/who, /what, /where, /when, and 
/why). Most people use /who more than the other commands. To make it easier you 
could alias "/w" to "/who" with "/alias w who". Then when you want to do a "/who
away", just doing "/w away" will have the same effect.

To list your aliases type "/alias". To remove aliases see "/help unalias".

Note: aliases are NOT functions. Any "parameters" you give to the alias when you
run it will simply be added to the end of the command.

(see also: unalias)