enoft Manual

eNOFT Options
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SET CASE or SC
New to eNOFT, SET <set-cmd> without an argument will echo the current setting
of <set-cmd> and SET by itself shows all <set-cmd> settings.
SET <set-cmd> <argument> sets the set-cmd to argument.
The default display shows all current SET commands settings:
enoft> set
Sorting: (none)
Formatting: Readable
Current Scope: (none)
Input Case: Sensitive
History Size: 50
History Window: 10
Lines Per Page 0
Brief/Detail: (none)
C++ Demangle: Off
SET CASE or SC
SC { OFF | ON }
This command sets case sensitivity for source names, procedure names, and path
names.
The default setting is "Not Sensitive". eNOFT becomes case-sensitive on opening
of the object file with C/C++ code and case insensitive for all other object files,
regardless of the platform environment eNOFT runs on. RESET CASE sets case
sensitivity to the default setting, regardless of the current object file.
OFF forces this setting to "Not Sensitive" and vice versa for ON. Note certain source
files or procedures may not be matched correctly depending on the language used
in the object file.
This setting is automatically set to the default setting upon opening a new object.
For object files with C/C++ and non-C/C++ source codes, if proc or source scoping
restricts to a source file that does not have C/C++ code, CASE automatically
reverts to "Not Sensitive" mode and returns to "Sensitive" when restricted scoping
is removed.
SET DEMANGLE or SDE
SDE [ ON | OFF ]
This command sets C++ symbols name display to demangled format.
With the default “OFF”, names are displayed in the mangled format. This
command is only applicable to files with C++ symbols.