_Added in 1.9.0_ *$isalias(name, [N])* Returns [[$true]] if the specified name is an alias command that exists in your aliases or scripts, otherwise [[$false]]. *Parameters* table(ktable). |*Parameter*|*Description*| | name | The alias to find. | | [N] | If N = 0, number of lines for the alias, otherwise the Nth alias line. (optional) | *Properties* table(ktable). |*Property*|*Description*| | .line | Returns the line in the file where the alias is defined. *(AdiIRC only)* | | .fname | Returns the path and filename of the found alias. | | .alias | Returns the Nth line of the alias. | | .ftype | Returns "alias" if the alias is found in an alias file, otherwise "remote". | *Example*
; Create an alias
alias example {
  ; Check if /example2 is an alias
  //echo -ag $isalias(example2)

  ; Returns the code of the /example2 alias "-l example2 { echo -ag Hello World }"
  //echo -ag $isalias(example2).alias
}

; Create a second alias
alias -l example2 { echo -ag Hello World }