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Returns the number or name of the last timer that was started.

$ltimer

Example

alias timertest {
 timerfoo 1 10 { echo -a moo }
 echo -a $ltimer
}

This alias will at first create a new timer called foo and then echo the name of the last created time to the active window. This is of course foo.

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	This alias will at first create a new timer called ''foo'' and then echo the name of the last created time to the active window. This is of course ''foo''.		This alias will at first create a new timer called ''foo'' and then echo the name of the last created time to the active window. This is of course ''foo''.

	[[Category:Timer]]		[[Category:Timer Commands and Identifiers]]

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