In the following section each of the available commands in
The keyword use: is followed by the form of the runstring that should be used to invoke a given command. If parameters are needed, their required sequence is indicated. Optional, and defaulted, parameters are written in square brackets.
Each parameter is explained in more detail following the
parameters: keyword. If a parameter may take several values,
these values are shown separated by vertical bars. Values given in
typewriter style should be entered literally, whereas slanted
parameters indicate, that the user should substitute something for it
(often a numerical value).
Optional parameters are explained following the options: keyword.
All options are evoked by a minus sign and the appropriate specifier.
E.g. all -help option, which will
produce a one line description of the command together with a list
of required and optional parameters.
The purpose of a command and its function are explained following the function: keyword. This may be followed by one or two examples, showing how the command may actually be used.
An example runstring with a short description of its effect may given in a example: section.
Following needs:, it will be indicated which of the
three shared areas (
Finally there may be a cross-reference (see also:) to other
related
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