Need another set of eyes on this one.

[Preocts]

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| Assume called with ${Param0} == "Destroy;Rusty Dagger"
Sub HandleCursor
  | Sub HandleCursor (Command;ItemName)
  | Does a given command with a given item if and only if that item is currently on the cursor.
  | Commands:  Destroy -- will destroy item
  |            Loot    -- will loot item
[color=red]  /echo ${Param0}
  /echo ${Param0.Arg[2,;]}[/color]
  /if (!${Param0.Arg[2,;].Length}) /return
  /if (${Cursor.Name.NotEqual[${Param0.Arg[2,;]}]}) /return
  /if (${Param0.Arg[1,;].Equal["Destroy"]} && ${Cursor.Name.Equal[${Param0.Arg[2,;]}]}) /destroy
  /if (${Param0.Arg[1,;].Equal["Loot"]} && ${Cursor.Name.Equal[${Param0.Arg[2,;]}]}) /autoinventory
  /delay 3
/return

This is more of a confusion on the String.Arg[] usage. Taking a look at my /echo lines I would expect the following output:
[MQ] Destroy;Rusty Dagger
[MQ] Rusty Dagger

But I'm getting:
[MQ] Destroy;Rusty Dagger
[MQ] Rusty

Am I using ${Param0.Arg[2,;] wrong?

[ml2517]

Looks to me like Lax has it look for space *and* your optional seperator if provided and it should be.. look for space *or* your optional seperator if provided.

[s16z]

There appears to be a bug in GetArg, the code relating to it is:

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   while ((
         ((CustomSep) || (szTemp[i] != ' '))
      && ((CustomSep) || (szTemp[i] != '\t'))
      && ((CustomSep) || (!CSV) || (szTemp[i]!=','))
      && ((!CustomSep) || (szTemp[i]!=Separator))
      && ((!AnyNonAlphaNum) || (
            (szTemp[i]>='0' && szTemp[i]<='9') ||
            (szTemp[i]>='a' && szTemp[i]<='z') ||
            (szTemp[i]>='A' && szTemp[i]<='Z') ||
            (szTemp[i]=='_')
            ))
      && (szTemp[i] != 0)
      && ((!ToParen) || (szTemp[i] !=')'))
      )

Lines 6-10 appear to cause it to break on a space, even when you have a CustomSep defined. This is just a visual inspection, I could be wrong. I'd test, but work doesn't let me have a compiler