Native Inspect Manual (H06.13+, J06.03+)

fc [command-number|command-string]
Where:
command-number
The number of the command you want to redisplay, edit, and reexecute. Use the show command
(see show Command (page 116)) with the commands option to display the commands entered
in the current session.
command-string
The first few letters of the command you want to redisplay, edit, and reexecute.
Native Inspect supports the same editing characters that TACL supports:
• d or D for delete (deletes the characters above the d or D)
• i or I for insert (inserts the string that follows the i or I)
• r or R for replace (replaces the characters in the original command with the characters
following the r or R)
See the Guardian User’s Guide for examples of the FC command.
files (ls) Command
Displays files in the current working directory or the directories that match a specified pattern.
If you do not specify a pattern, the files command displays the names of all the files in the current
working directory.
Alias: ls (see ls (files) Command (page 97)).
files [pattern]
Where:
pattern
Any wildcard pattern, such as ?disp*, which matches the files named:ODISP, ODISP2, and
ADISPFILE).
The files command accepts the following wildcard characters:
• * – Matches 0 or more characters
• ? – Matches any one character
finish Command
Executes the current process until execution either returns from the currently selected frame (by
default, the current frame) or encounters a debugging event. The finish command prints the
return value, if there is one. Use the frame command (frame (select-frame) Command (page 82))
to select the current frame.
The finish command operates relative to the currently selected frame, which might differ from
the current execution frame.
After you enter a finish command, you can repeat it by pressing the Enter key at the next Native
Inspect prompt. The effect is the same as if you had entered another finish command. The ability
to repeat continues until you enter any other Native Inspect command.
finish
Related Commands: next (see next (nexti) Command (page 102)), step (see step (stepi) Command
(page 118)).
fn Command
Searches for a specified value (finds a number) in the virtual address space of the current process.
The fn command is Debug-compatible.
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