Un naufragio personal: The Filp Command Reference

This array contains the command-line arguments when used from the filp interpreter, or an empty array if used from an embedded version of the filp library.

NULL

Name

NULL - Stores a NULL value on the top of stack.

Synopsis

NULL NULL [ NULL ( NULL

Description

Stores a NULL value on the top of stack. Though [ is used as a delimiter for lists and ( for arrays, in practice all of them are the same.

STDERR

Name

STDERR - Standard error file descriptor.

Synopsis

STDERR

Description

This is the standard error file descriptor.

STDIN

Name

STDIN - Standard input file descriptor.

Synopsis

STDIN

Description

This is the standard input file descriptor.

STDOUT

Name

STDOUT - Standard output file descriptor.

Synopsis

STDOUT

Description

This is the standard output file descriptor.

abseek

Name

abseek - Seeks a sorted array for a scalar.

Synopsis

array scalar abseek subscript

Arguments

array: the array to be searched into
scalar: the value to be found

Description

Seeks a sorted array in search of a string. Returns the subscript where the scalar is if positive, or the position where it should be if negative.

add

Name

add - Math sum.

Synopsis

op1 op2 add result op1 op2 + result

Arguments

op1: first operand
op2: second operand

Description

Sums both values and sends the result to the stack. If filp_real is set, the operation is made in real mode, or integer otherwise.

adel

Name

adel - Deletes an element from an array.

Synopsis

array_symbol subscript adel array subscript adel modified_array

Arguments

array: the array or array symbol
subscript: subscript of the element to be deleted

Description

Deletes an element from an array. The array shrinks. If subscript is zero, the last element is deleted and if it's out of range, nothing happens.

adump

Name

adump - Dumps an array as a list.

Synopsis

array adump [ array_elements ]

Arguments

array: the array to be dumped.

Description

Dumps an array as a list.

aget

Name

aget - Gets an element from an array.

Synopsis

array subscript @ element array subscript aget element

Arguments

array: the array
subscript: the number of the element to be taken

Description

Gets the element number subscript from the array. If subscript is out of range, NULL is returned instead. The array subscripts in filp starts at 1; the 0 element contains the total number of elements in the array.

ains

Name

ains - Inserts a value into an array.

Synopsis

array_symbol subscript value ains array subscript value ains modified_array

Arguments

array: the array or array symbol
subscript: the subscript number of the insertion position
value: the value to be inserted

Description

Inserts a value into the subscript position of an array. The elements with greater subscripts move up one position, incrementing the total size of the array by 1. Remember that the array subscripts in filp start at 1. If the subscript is 0 (array size), the element is added to the end.

and

Name

and - Boolean and.

Synopsis

bool1 bool2 and bool_result bool1 bool2 && bool_result

Arguments

bool1: first boolean value.
bool2: second boolean value.

Description

Returns true if both values are true. The command && can be used as a synonym.

array

Name

array - Creates an array.

Synopsis

( value value ... ) new_array ( value value array new_array

Arguments

value: values that are part of the array.

Description

Creates an array. The ) character can be used as a synonym, and it's preferred as it's more intuitive. The new array value is left on the top of stack, ready to be asigned or used.

aseek

Name

aseek - Seeks an array for a scalar.

Synopsis

array scalar aseek subscript

Arguments

array: the array to be searched into
scalar: the value to be found

Description

Seeks an array in search of a string. Returns the subscript where the scalar is, or 0 if not found.

aset

Name

aset - Assigns a value to an element of an array.

Synopsis

array_symbol subscript value aset array subscript value aset modified_array

Arguments

array: the array or array symbol
subscript: the subscript number to be asigned
value: the value to be set

Description

Assigns a value to the element subscript of an array. Remember that the array subscripts in filp start at 1. The @= command can be used as a synonym.

asort

Name

asort - Sorts an array.

Synopsis

array_symbol asort array asort sorted_array

Arguments

array: array or array symbol to be sorted

Description

Sorts (alfabetically) an array.

bread

Name

bread - Reads a block of bytes from a file.

Synopsis

size fdes bread size data

Arguments

size: number of bytes to be read
fdes: file descriptor

Description

Reads a block of bytes from a file. The block of data and its size is returned. On EOF, the returned size will be zero.

bwrite

Name

bwrite - Writes a block of bytes to a file.

Synopsis

size data fdes bwrite

Arguments

size: size of the block of data
data: the block of data
fdes: the file descriptor

Description

Writes a block of bytes to a file.

chop

Name

chop - Chops the last character of a string.

Synopsis

string chop strin

Arguments

string: the string to be chopped

Description

Chops the last character of a string. Mainly to be used to cut the trailing \n character of a line read from a file.

close

Name

close - Closes a file.

Synopsis

fdes close

Arguments

fdes: file descriptor to be closed.

Description

Closes a file.

defined

Name

defined - Tests if a symbol is defined.

Synopsis

symbol defined bool_result

Arguments

symbol: the symbol name to be tested

Description

Returns a boolean value telling whether the symbol is defined or not.

div

Name

div - Math division.

Synopsis

divd divs div result divd divs / result

Arguments

divd: dividend
divs: divisor

Description

Divides divd by divs and sends the result to the stack. If filp_real is set, the operation is made in real mode, or integer otherwise.

dumper

Name

dumper - Dumps a value (probably an array) as a tree.

Synopsis

value dumper value_tree

Arguments

value: the value to be dumped

Description

Dumps a value (probably an array) as a filp-parseable tree.

dup

Name

dup - Duplicates the value in the top of stack.

Synopsis

value dup value value

Arguments

value: the value to be duplicated

Description

Duplicates the value in the top of stack.

dupnz

Name

dupnz - Duplicates the value in the top of stack if true.

Synopsis

value dupnz value value

Arguments

value: the value to be duplicated

Description

Duplicates the value in the top of stack if it has a 'true' value.

enum

Name

enum - Defines a group of constants.

Synopsis

[ list_elements ] first enum

Arguments

list: the list of constants to set
first: the value of the first element

Description

Defines a group of constants. The first (deeper in the stack) will have a value of first and so on, increasingly.

eq

Name

eq - String equality test.

Synopsis

string1 string2 eq bool_value

Arguments

string1: the first string
string2: the second string

Description

Compares the two strings and returns true if both are equal.

errno

Name

errno - The C library errno variable.

Synopsis

errno

Description

This variable contains the C library errno variable.

eval

Name

eval - Executes a value as filp code and returns its error code.

Synopsis

value eval error_code

Arguments

value: value to be executed

Description

Executes a value as filp code. It can be a string or a block of code. The error code will be put on the top of stack, and the execution is never interrupted.

exec

Name

exec - Executes a value as filp code.

Synopsis

value exec

Arguments

value: value to be executed

Description

Executes a value as filp code. It can be a string or a block of code.

false

Name

false - Stores a false value on the top of stack.

Synopsis

false false_value

Description

Stores a conditional value equal to 'false' on the top of stack.

filp_arch

Name

filp_arch - Architecture id string.

Synopsis

filp_arch

Description

This string contains 'linux' if filp is running under any flavour of linux, 'win32' if under any flavour of MS Windows, 'beos' if under BeOS or 'unix' otherwise.

filp_bareword

Name

filp_bareword - Use of barewords flag.

Synopsis

filp_bareword

Description

If this flag is set, barewords (not-quoted words that are not recognized as commands) are treated as literal strings. Barewords are dangerous and hard to debug. Don't use it.

filp_compile_date

Name

filp_compile_date - Compilation date.

Synopsis

filp_compile_date

Description

This string contains the date of compilation of the filp library.

filp_compile_options

Name

filp_compile_options - Compilation options information.

Synopsis

filp_compile_options

Description

This string contains human-readable information about possible compilation options or limitations.

filp_compile_time

Name

filp_compile_time - Compilation time.

Synopsis

filp_compile_time

Description

This string contains the time of compilation of the filp library.

filp_error

Name

filp_error - Last error code.

Synopsis

filp_error

Description

This variable contains the last error code. Can be used as an offset to the filp_error_strings filp array.

filp_error_info

Name

filp_error_info - Text info about the last error.

Synopsis

filp_error_info

Description

This string contain additional info about the last error.

filp_error_strings

Name

filp_error_strings - Array of error strings.

Synopsis

filp_error_strings

Description

This array contains the message associated to an error message contained in filp_error.

filp_lang

Name

filp_lang - Two letter code of the preferred language.

Synopsis

filp_lang

Description

This variable contains the two letter code of the preferred language defined by the user. It mainly takes its value from the LANG environment variable, but other sources (mainly for win32) are tried as well.

filp_real

Name

filp_real - Use of real numbers instead of integers flag.

Synopsis

filp_real

Description

This flag tells filp if it must perform mathematical operations using integers (by default) or real numbers.

filp_stack_elems

Name

filp_stack_elems - Number of elements currently in the stack.

Synopsis

filp_stack_elems

Description

The number of elements currently stored in the stack.

filp_stack_size

Name

filp_stack_size - Maximum size of the stack.

Synopsis

filp_stack_size

Description

The maximum number of values the stack is allowed to store. By default is 16384. Just to avoid mad code from devouring all the available memory.

filp_uname

Name

filp_uname - Operating system information.

Synopsis

filp_uname

Description

This string contains human-readable information about the operating system filp is running on.

filp_version

Name

filp_version - Version of filp.

Synopsis

filp_version

Description

This string holds the current version of filp.

for

Name

for - Executes a block incrementing a value.

Synopsis

from inc to code_block for

Arguments

from: initial value
inc: increment to the value
to: final value

Description

Executes the block of code, sending previously a value to the stack. This value ranges from the initial from value, being incremented by inc until to (inclusive). The block of code must take this value from the stack.

forall

Name

forall - Executes a block of code for all elements of the array

Synopsis

array { code } forall

Arguments

array: the array
code: the code to be executed

Description

Executes a block of code for each element of array after pushing each one to the stack. The code block must take the values from the top of stack on each iteration.

foreach

Name

foreach - Executes a block of code for each element of a list.

Synopsis

[ list_elements ... ] code_block foreach

Arguments

list_elements: the list elements
code_block: block of code

Description

Executes a block of code for each element of a list, that is, until there is a NULL in the top of stack. The code block must take the values from the top of stack on each iteration. The NULL value is automatically dropped.

getdoc

Name

getdoc - Gets documentation from a symbol.

Synopsis

symbol getdoc documentation_string

Arguments

symbol: the symbol

Description

Gets documentation from a symbol. If it hasn't any, it's name is returned instead.

getenv

Name

getenv - Obtains the value of an environment string.

Synopsis

envvar getenv value

Arguments

envvar: the environment string name.

Description

Obtains the value of an environment string (as PATH or HOME). Returns the value or NULL if the variable does not exist.

glob

Name

glob - Returns a list with a file expansion set.

Synopsis

filespec glob [ file_list ]

Arguments

filespec: the filespec

Description

Returns a list with all the files that matches the filespec expression. This filespec is system dependent, but any combination of characters plus * or ? should work in all systems. The directory separator is /, though \ can also be used on MS Windows; anyway, the output list will always have / separators, that can also be used in all supported systems as an argument for open() or similar.

gt

Name

gt - String 'greater than' test.

Synopsis

string1 string2 gt bool_value

Arguments

string1: the first string
string2: the second string

Description

Compares the two strings and returns true if the first one is greater (in ASCII) than the second one.

idup

Name

idup - Duplicates a specific value from the stack.

Synopsis

val#i val#i-1 ... val#1 i idup val#i

Arguments

i: the position number of the value to be duplicated.

Description

Creates a copy of the element number i from the stack, and leaves it in the first position. Stack elements start from 1.

if

Name

if - Conditional execution of code.

Synopsis

bool code_block if

Arguments

bool: boolean value
code_block: code block to execute

Description

Executes the block of code if bool is true.

ifelse

Name

ifelse - Conditional execution of code.

Synopsis

bool code_block_true code_block_false ifelse

Arguments

bool: boolean value
code_block_true: code block to execute when bool is true
code_block_false: code block to execute when bool is false

Description

Executes the first block of code if bool is true or the second if false.

index

Name

index - Extract an element from a list by subscript.

Synopsis

[ elements_of_list ] offset index value

Arguments

elements_of_list: the elements of the list
offset: offset of the element to be extracted

Description

Extract the element number offset from the list, and puts it on the top of stack. If the offset is out of range (i.e. there are less elements in the list), NULL is returned instead.

instr

Name

instr - Search a string inside another.

Synopsis

string substring instr offset

Arguments

string: the string to be searched into
substring: the substring to be searched

Description

Search a substring inside a string. If it's found, the offset is returned, or 0 instead. Remember that string offsets start from 1.

join

Name

join - Joins a list into a string.

Synopsis

[ list_elements ] joiner join string

Arguments

joiner: the joiner string
list_elements: the elements of the list

Description

Joins a list into a string, using the string joiner as a glue.

length

Name

length - Returns the length of a string.

Synopsis

string length len

Arguments

string: the string

Description

Returns the length of the string.

license

Name

license - Returns the filp license.

Synopsis

license license_text

Description

Returns a text string containing the license of the filp library (The GNU Public License, GPL).

load

Name

load - Loads a filp source code file and executes it.

Synopsis

file_name load

Arguments

file_name: the name of the file to be executed.

Description

Loads a filp source code file and executes it.

loop

Name

loop - The infinite loop.

Synopsis

code_block loop

Arguments

code_block: the block of code to execute eternally

Description

Executes code_block until the end of times.

lsize

Name

lsize - Returns the size of a list.

Synopsis

[ list_elements ] lsize number

Arguments

list: the list

Description

Returns the number of elements of a list.

lt

Name

lt - String 'lower than' test.

Synopsis

string1 string2 lt bool_value

Arguments

string1: the first string
string2: the second string

Description

Compares the two strings and returns true if the first one is lower (in ASCII) than the second one.

map

Name

map - Executes a block of code for all elements of the array modifying

Synopsis

array_symbol { code } map array { code } map modified_array

Arguments

array: the array or array symbol
code: the code to be executed

Description

Executes a block of code for each element of array after pushing each one to the stack. At the end of the block, the value in the top of stack will be assigned to the element. If array is an immediate value (i.e. not a symbol), the modified array is left on the stack.

mkdir

Name

mkdir - Creates a directory.

Synopsis

dirname mkdir

Arguments

dirname: directory name

Description

Creates a directory.

mod

Name

mod - Math modulo.

Synopsis

divd divs mod remainder divd divs % remainder

Arguments

divd: dividend
divs: divisor

Description

Divides divd by divs and sends the remainder to the stack. This operation is always made in integer mode regardless of the value of filp_real.

mul

Name

mul - Math multiply.

Synopsis

op1 op2 mul result op1 op2 * result

Arguments

op1: first operand
op2: second operand

Description

Multiplies both values and sends the result to the stack. If filp_real is set, the operation is made in real mode, or integer otherwise.

open

Name

open - Opens a file.

Synopsis

"filename" open fdes ">filename" open fdes ">>filename" open fdes "+filename" open fdes "+>filename" open fdes "|program" open fdes "program|" open fdes

Arguments

filename: the name of the file to be opened.

Description

Opens a file. If no prefix is used, the file is open for reading; The valid prefixes are: '>', open for writing; '>>', open for appending; '+', reading and writing, positioned in the beginning; '+>', reading and writing, truncating; '|', treat the file name as a program which standard input will be the file. The valid suffixes are: '|', treat the file name as a program which standard output will be the file. Pipes doesn't work in MS Windows by now. Returns a file descriptor, or NULL if file could not be opened.

or

Name

or - Boolean or.

Synopsis

bool1 bool2 or bool_result bool1 bool2 || bool_result

Arguments

bool1: first boolean value.
bool2: second boolean value.

Description

Returns true if any value are true. The command || can be used as a synonym.

pop

Name

pop - Drops a value from the top of stack.

Synopsis

value pop

Arguments

value: the value to be dropped

Description

Drops a value from the top of stack. The value is destroyed.

print

Name

print - Prints a value to the standard output.

Synopsis

value print value ?

Arguments

value: value to be printed

Description

Prints a value to the standard output followed by a newline (\n). The command ? can be used as a synonym.

printwn

Name

printwn - Prints a value to the standard output without newline.

Synopsis

value printwn value ??

Arguments

value: value to be printed

Description

Prints a value to the standard output. The command ?? can be used as a synonym.

putenv

Name

putenv - Sets the value of an environment string.

Synopsis

envvar value putenv

Arguments

envvar: the environment string name
value: the scalar value to be stored

Description

Sets the value of an environment string.

read

Name

read - Reads a line from a file.

Synopsis

fdes read line

Arguments

fdes: file descriptor

Description

Reads a line from a file. Returns the line or NULL on EOF.

regex

Name

regex - Matches a POSIX regular expression.

Synopsis

str re =~ bool_value str re regex bool_value

Arguments

re: string containing the regular expression
str: the string to test

Description

Tests if str matches the re POSIX regular expression. Returns true if the string matches. See the regex(7) man page for more information about POSIX regular expressions.

repeat

Name

repeat - Executes a block of code a number of times.

Synopsis

times code_block repeat

Arguments

times: number of repetitions
code_block: block of code to execute

Description

Executes a block of code a number of times.

reverse

Name

reverse - Reverses a list.

Synopsis

[ elem-1 elem-2 ... elem-n ] reverse [ elem-n ... elem-2 elem-1 ]

Arguments

elem-1: elements of the list

Description

Reverses a list.

rot

Name

rot - Rotates the stack.

Synopsis

val#i val#i-1 ... val#1 i rot val#i-1 ... val#1 val#i

Arguments

i: the element number from where the stack will be rotated.

Description

Rotates the stack. The element number i moves to the top of the stack, shifting all the upper ones one position down.

safe

Name

safe - Enters isolate mode

Synopsis

safe

Description

Enters isolate mode, so all potentially dangerous commands as file access, environment variable definitions and external command executions are disabled. There is no turning back. When executed inside an 'eval' code, isolate mode operates only inside it.

seek

Name

seek - Seeks an element in a list.

Synopsis

[ elements_of_list ] value seek offset

Arguments

elements_of_list: elements of the list
value: value to be searched for

Description

Seeks an element in the list. If the element is found, its offset is returned on the top of stack; in not, 0 is returned instead. Take note that list elements are numbered from 1.

set

Name

set - Sets the value of a symbol.

Synopsis

variable content set variable content def variable content = command { content } set

Arguments

symbol: symbol name
content: content to be stored in the symbol

Description

Sets the value of a symbol. If the content is code surrounded by { } , the symbol is marked as executable and becomes a command, otherwise it will be a plain variable. The commands def and = can be used as synonyms of set.

setdoc

Name

setdoc - Set documentation for a symbol.

Synopsis

documentation_string symbol setdoc

Arguments

documentation_string: String to be associated to the symbol
symbol: the symbol

Description

Stores documentation for a symbol.

shell

Name

shell - Executes an external program.

Synopsis

program shell output_from_program

Description

Executes an external program and sends all of its output to the stack.

size

Name

size - Returns the size of a value.

Synopsis

value size size_in_bytes

Arguments

value: the value which size is queried

Description

Returns the size in bytes of the value. Note that this number is not necessary the same as the length.

sort

Name

sort - Sorts a list.

Synopsis

[ list_elements ] sort [ sorted_elements ]

Arguments

list: the list

Description

Sorts a list.

split

Name

split - Splits a string into substrings.

Synopsis

string separator split [ string_slices ]

Arguments

string: the string to be splitted
separator: the separator

Description

Splits a string into a list by the separator. If separator is an empty string, string is splitted by char.

sprintf

Name

sprintf - Formats into a string.

Synopsis

value [ value ... ] format_string sprintf result_string

Arguments

value: values to be inserted
format_string: printf style formatting string

Description

Makes a printf() -like formatting into a string. As in that function, the percent char is used as a placeholder for a formatting command.

sscanf

Name

sscanf - Scans a string and extracts values.

Synopsis

string format_string sscanf value1 value2 ...

Arguments

string: the string to be scanned
format_string: the format string

Description

Scans a string and extracts values using a scanf() -like format string.

strcat

Name

strcat - Concatenates two strings.

Synopsis

str1 str2 strcat str1str2 str1 str2 . str1str2

Arguments

str1: the first string
str2: the second string

Description

Concatenates two strings. The . command can be used as a synonym.

strerror

Name

strerror - Returns the system error string.

Synopsis

errno strerror

Arguments

errno: the error number

Description

Returns the system error string. errno must be the value of the filp_errno variable.

sub

Name

sub - Math substraction.

Synopsis

min subt sub result min subt - result

Arguments

min: minuend
subt: subtrahend

Description

Substracts subt from min and sends the result to the stack. If filp_real is set, the operation is made in real mode, or integer otherwise.

substr

Name

substr - Extracts a substring.

Synopsis

string offset size substr substring

Arguments

string: the string to be extracted from
offset: offset of the first character in string
size: number of characters to be extracted

Description

Extracts a substring from the string, starting at offset. Take note that string subscripts start from 1.

swap

Name

swap - Swaps the two values on top of the stack.

Synopsis

value2 value1 swap value1 value2 value2 value1 xchg value1 value2 value2 value1 # value1 value2

Arguments

val2: second value
val1: first value

Description

Swaps the two values on top of the stack. The commands xchg or # are synonyms.

sweep

Name

sweep - Collects garbage.

Synopsis

sweep

Description

Calls the internal garbage collector.

switch

Name

switch - Multiple conditional execution.

Synopsis

[ condition_code execute_code ... ] switch

Arguments

condition_code: Code to be executed for the condition test
execution_code: Code to be executed if condition is true

Description

Executes from top to down the condition block codes and, if one of them returns a true value, executes the associated execution code block and continues on the next instruction. The first condition / execution code pairs being run are the nearest to the switch instruction, and all of them are really a list, so the [ terminator must not be forgotten. To implement a clause similar to the 'default' one from the C language switch() command, it must be the last one and its condition code be always true.

swstack

Name

swstack - Swaps between the two stacks.

Synopsis

swstack

Description

Filp has two stacks, one on use and the other 'dormant'. This command swaps between the two stacks. It's used basicly when a running process can destroy valid information stored in the current stack, so this command puts it in a safe place. The variable filp_stack_elems is set accordingly.

symbol

Name

symbol - Sends symbol names to the stack.

Synopsis

prefix symbol [ symbols ... ]

Arguments

prefix: prefix of the symbol names to send to the stack

Description

Sends to the stack as a list all symbol names beginning with prefix. If prefix is "" (the empty string), all symbol names will be pushed.

time

Name

time - Returns the time in seconds.

Synopsis

time time_t

Description

Returns the time in seconds. This is the value returned by the C function time().

timer

Name

timer - millisecond timer

Synopsis

timer msec_timer

Description

Returns a millisecond timer.

tpop

Name

tpop - Stores the top of stack into the temporal variable.

Synopsis

value tpop

Arguments

value: value to be stored

Description

Stores the top of stack into the temporal variable ($_).

tpush

Name

tpush - Pushes the temporal variable to the stack.

Synopsis

tpush value

Description

Pushes the temporal variable ($_) to the stack.

true

Name

true - Stores a true value on the top of stack.

Synopsis

true true_value

Description

Stores a conditional value equal to 'true' on the top of stack.

type

Name

type - Returns a string describing the type of a value.

Synopsis

value type type_string

Arguments

value: the symbol or value.

Description

Returns a string describing the type of a value. If value is a name of a symbol, the type of its content is returned; otherwise, the value type itself is returned. The returned value can be one of SCALAR, CODE, BIN_CODE, EXT_INT, EXT_REAL, EXT_STRING, NULL, FILE or ARRAY.

unless

Name

unless - Conditional execution of code.

Synopsis

bool code_block unless

Arguments

bool: boolean value
code_block: code block to execute

Description

Executes the block of code if bool is false.

unset

Name

unset - Undefines a variable.

Synopsis

<variable> unset <variable> undef

Arguments

variable: variable name to be undefined

Description

Undefines a variable. The command undef is a synonym.

val

Name

val - Returns the value of a symbol.

Synopsis

string val content

Arguments

string: the symbol name which value has to be gotten

Description

Treats the string as a symbol name and returns its value. If it does not exist as a symbol, NULL is returned instead.

while

Name

while - Conditional loop.

Synopsis

condition_code repeat_code while

Arguments

condition_code: Code to execute to evaluate condition
repeat_code: Code to execute if condition code is not NULL

Description

While the execution of condition_code returns a non-NULL value, repeat_code is also executed, having that value available in the top of stack for being processed. The NULL result of condition_code is clean from the stack.

write

Name

write - Writes a string to a file.

Synopsis

string fdes write

Arguments

string: string to be written to the file
fdes: file descriptor

Description

Writes a string to a file.

The Filp Command Reference

By Category

Array commands

Boolean commands

Code execution commands

Control structures

Documentation commands

File and directory commands

List processing commands

Math commands

Output commands

Special commands

Special constants

Special variables

Stack manipulation commands

String manipulation commands

Symbol management commands

System commands

By Source

filp_lib.c

filp_slib.c

Alphabetical

ARGV

Name

Synopsis

Description

Categories

NULL

Name

Synopsis

Description

Categories

STDERR

Name

Synopsis

Description

Categories

STDIN

Name

Synopsis

Description

Categories

STDOUT

Name

Synopsis

Description

Categories

abseek

Name

Synopsis

Arguments

Description

Categories

add

Name

Synopsis

Arguments

Description

Categories

adel

Name

Synopsis

Arguments

Description

Categories

adump

Name

Synopsis

Arguments

Description

Categories

aget

Name

Synopsis

Arguments

Description

Categories

ains

Name

Synopsis