Inspect Manual

Inspect Command Overview

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Entering and Editing Inspect Commands

Like TACL, Inspect maintains a history buffer that records the commands you enter.

Inspect provides commands that enable you to display, edit, and reissue commands in

this buffer. Inspect also provides commands that enable you to edit and reissue

commands that define aliases, function keys, and breakpoints. Table 3-4 lists these

commands, in addition to others that affect or explain how you enter Inspect

commands.

Table 3-3. Commands for Managing Source Files

Command Description

ADD SOURCE ASSIGN Adds a source assignment to the current program’s

source assignment list.

DELETE SOURCE ASSIGN Removes one or all source assignments from the current

program’s source assignment list.

DELETE SOURCE OPEN Closes one or all source files that Inspect has opened as

the result of previous SOURCE commands.

LIST SOURCE ASSIGN Displays the source assignments from the source-

assignment list for the current Inspect session.

LIST SOURCE OPEN Displays the names of all source files that Inspect has

opened as the result of previous SOURCE commands.

SELECT SOURCE SYSTEM Directs Inspect to retrieve source files from a specific

system when a source file name in the current program

does not explicitly include a system name.

SOURCE ASSIGN Sets or displays source assignments from the source-

assignment list for the current Inspect session.

Table 3-4. Commands for Entering and Editing Inspect Commands (page 1 of 2)

Command Description

FA Enables you to retrieve, edit, and reissue an existing alias

definition.

FB Enables you to retrieve, edit, and reissue an existing breakpoint

definition.

FC Enables you to retrieve, edit, and execute a command line in the

history buffer.

FK Enables you to retrieve, edit, and reissue an existing function-key

definition.

HELP Displays information regarding the syntax and usage of Inspect

commands and command options.

HISTORY Displays the most recently executed command lines.