/*
File Name: alias_mkf.mrc [version 0.5]
Author: ThatGuyâ„¢ (ClanAikon)
Created: July 20, 2011 at 11:42:33 PM
Last Updated:July 23, 2011 at 12:15:26 PM
*/
alias mkf {
  tokenize 32 $1-
  var %a 1
  while (%a <= $numtok($1-,32)) {
    var %b $+(%b,$gettok($1-,%a,32),\)
    ;if (!$isdir(%b)) {
    mkdir %b
    ;}
    inc %a
  }
}
/*
Use: /mkf foldername1 foldername2...foldernameN
if you want to make more than one sub folder in any given folder simply repeat the command "/mkf foldername1 foldername2.5" and you now have two second level sub folders!
Note: This can potentialy make an infinate amount of nested folders. I tested it up to one hundred nested folders with no problems
*/


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alias fdate {
  return $date(dddd-mmmm-dd-yyyy)
}
alias ftime {
  return $time(hh.nn.ss.TT)
}
/*
Use: /mkf logs fdate
Now you can have you log files sorted by date with a few keystrokes!
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And now a word from the author:
I realize the /* comments */ are taking up more space than the actual code...if that's a problem just remove the comments...problem solved!
If you use this snippet, change it or use this concept in your projects, all I ask is that you send me a copy of what you did.  You can send me a message on TG007.net, username Aikon,
and I will reply with my email address..
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