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41 @ MSG_USAGE_DETAIL3 "\t[-e cmd] edit command\n"
62 @ MSG_ALLOC_UCMD "user command state"
63 @ MSG_ALLOC_UCMDSTR "user command string buffer"
64 @ MSG_ALLOC_TOKBUF "user command token buffer"
111 @ MSG_DEBUG_EXECCMD "command: %s\n"
140 @ MSG_ERR_UNTERMQUOTE "command is missing closing quote: %c\n"
142 @ MSG_ERR_UNRECCMD "no such command: %s:%s\n"
145 @ MSG_ERR_NULLPRICMDNAM "module has empty string for primary command: %s\n"
149 @ MSG_ERR_OPT_MODPRE "command option name must start with \
151 @ MSG_ERR_OPT_MODLEN "command option name must have at least one character: \
153 @ MSG_ERR_OPT_EXCMASKN0 "command option oa_excmask is non-zero when \
155 @ MSG_ERR_OPT_IDMASKPOW2 "command option oa_idmask must be 0 or power \
157 @ MSG_ERR_OPT_IDMASKUNIQ "command option oa_idmask must be 0 or must be unique \
159 @ MSG_ERR_ARG_MODPRE "command argument name may not start with \
161 @ MSG_ERR_ARG_MODLEN "command argument name must have at least one \
163 @ MSG_ERR_ARG_CMDOA_VAL "command argument has ELFEDIT_CMDOA_F_VALUE set, \
164 which is only allowed for command \
166 @ MSG_ERR_ARG_MASKNOT0 "command argument oa_idmask and oa_excmask fields \
175 @ MSG_ERR_BADMODOPTVAL "command option has ELFEDIT_CMDOA_F_VALUE bit set, \
185 @ MSG_ERR_MODNOCMD "module '%s' specified without a command\n"
271 @ MSG_SYS_DESC_HELP "Display module information and/or command \
284 Generate a command synopsis rather than full command help.\n"
295 displayed using the \"status\" command.\n"
301 Items for which help is desired. Module names and/or command\n\
319 the elfedit command \"help\", without any arguments. Actually, you\n\
325 help command.\n\
328 The syntax is similar to that used by Unix command line\n\
331 \t> module:command [-opt]... arg...\n\
334 command. We show elfedit commands with the prompt, but you\n\
336 you know when it is expecting a command to process.\n\
341 arguments differ from command to command. Each command sets its own\n\
344 help that is available for each command. To learn more about\n\
345 any command, use the help command:\n\
349 where 'cmdname' is the name of the command you are interested in.\n\
350 help is simply an elfedit command, like any other. As such, you\n\
351 can read the full documentation for help by entering the command:\n\
357 commands. To refer to a command, you enter its module name,\n\
358 a colon (:), and the command name, all as a single unit without\n\
362 from a command, elfedit assumes that you are referring to the sys\n\
363 module. This is why sys:help and help are really the same command,\n\
364 and why we did not have to write the above help command as:\n\
372 To access a command from any module other than sys, you must\n\
373 enter both the module and command names. This means that if\n\
375 but the command names it supplies can be the same names used by\n\
376 other modules. For instance, most elfedit modules supply a command\n\
378 file in a style similar to that used by the Unix elfdump command.\n\
380 separate commands. elfedit uses the module/command pair to know\n\
384 Usually, each command only has one name, but there are some\n\
391 Most modules provide a \"default command\". This command will be\n\
393 feature to provide a shortcut for their \"dump\" command. For\n\
399 Although the command name dump was not required, the colon\n\
401 command sys:dyn.\n\
403 Using the help command (sys:help), you can easily learn about\n\
409 To see the full documentation for a command, you give the\n\
410 name of the command to the help command as a plain argument.\n\
411 As we saw above, this command will show you the detailed\n\
412 documentation for the help command itself:\n\
417 command. In that case, output similar to that from the -s\n\
429 The sys:help command provides information on elfedit modules\n\
432 o\tIf called with command names as arguments, documentation\n\
433 \tfor each given command is displayed. If the -s option is\n\
434 \tspecified, a basic synopsis for the command is given.\n\
442 \tsynopsis of every command is shown, organized by module,\n\
448 \thelp command.\n"
451 The sys:load command is used to explicitly load elfedit modules.\n\
463 o\tA command from the module needs to be run.\n\
465 o\tTo display help information about the module or a command\n\
468 o\tTo perform command completion in an interactive session.\n\
480 command accepts any of the following as a boolean value:\n\
534 while there are unsaved edits pending. The sys:write command\n\
539 The sys:unload command is used to explicitly unload elfedit modules.\n\
543 The description of the sys:load command discusses module loading\n\
567 command) for the duration of the call to this command.\n\
572 for the sys:set command.\n"