This snippet is a short alias that shows you a little about /halt. I have tested it, with just /haltdem, and no action. It doesn't use an else statement, which most of you will probably do.

If you type /haltdem , it will not say anything.

If anyone has seen another /halt demonstration, as X-FILE said I rip others' work, please respond in the comments. Honestly, I haven't seen another /halt demonstration anywhere.

; /halt Demonstration by UTUCS.com-Admin
;
; Put this into remotes, and type /haltdem.
; Notice that the script doesn't do anything.
; Then type /haltdem <anything here>, and
; notice that it says something. It's another
; way without using else.
alias haltdem {
  if (!$1) {
    halt
  }
  echo -a You put parameters into /haltdem.
}
; Also, this code would work fine I believe
; (I haven't tested it, I only tested /haltdem):
;
; alias haltdem {
;   if (!$1) {
;     halt
;   }
;   else {
;     echo -a You put parameters into /haltdem.
;   }
;}