Many events where text is involved fill $rawmsg with the original space-preserved string, but this is unfortunately not the case for "on INPUT". The second point only affects certain events and identifiers for example, in the "on INPUT" event, the typed text is contained in $1-, but as $1- has been space-tokenized already, the leading/trailing/consecutive spaces are gone. This makes it impossible to call any command (again, bar the exceptions listed below) or alias with spaces preserved. Aside from the space-preserving commands listed in the following section, mIRC evaluates and then space-tokenizes the text following every script command, stripping the spaces in this process. While parsing original, literal script lines
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