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05-08-2006
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Perhaps I was uttering imprecisely
(but as I am not a native English speaker this may excuse me) The kind of alias you were mentioning like the notorious RedHat ls alias (which I detest because it regularily spoils my aixterm, from where I log in to an RH box) I would not really consider parameter processing like that of shell functions. I think what the shell does here is simply a word splitting of tokens first, and then the alias expansion before finally evaluating the whole expression. 
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