Open System Services Shell and Utilities Reference Manual (G06.28+, H06.05+)

User Commands (m - o) noft(1)
? Returns the current procedure in scope. If the -SET
SCOPEPROC flag is used on an OSS shell command
line, the flag specification must be enclosed in quotation
marks when the ? specifier is used.
{ SCOPESOURCE | -SSS }{filename | file-number | * | ? }
Narrows the scope to a single source file, which is helpful when
trying to find unique items within a source file, as well as limiting
the output to a range within the designated scope.
filename Narrows the scope to a single named source file. If
filename does not uniquely identify a source file, noft
provides additional help.
file-number Specifies the procedure number. This number
specifies the ordering in the object file’s procedure
table. Use the -LISTPROC flag to list each pro-
cedure number.
* Eliminates any scope limitations present and opens
selections to the entire object file. If the -SET
SCOPESOURCE flag is used on an OSS shell com-
mand line, the flag specification must be enclosed in
quotation marks when the * specifier is used.
? Returns the current source file in scope, if any. If the
-SET SCOPESOURCE flag is used on an OSS shell
command line, the flag specification must be
enclosed in quotation marks when the ? specifier is
used.
{ SORT | -ST }{{ ALPHA | A }
|{LOC | L }|{NONE | N }|? }
Specifies the sorting order of the output.
ALPHA | A
Sorts noft output in alphabetic order.
LOC | L Sorts noft output in virtual address order.
NONE | N
Sorts noft output in numeric order determined in the
relevant table. The default value is NONE.
? Returns the current sorting order. If the -SET SORT
flag is used on an OSS shell command line, the flag
specification must be enclosed in quotation marks when
the ? specifier is used.
-SHOW [ * ] Displays the current values of the noft program environment parameters and the
target object file parameters. This flag is a superset of the -ENV flag.
If the -SHOW flag is used on an OSS shell command line, the flag specification
must be enclosed in quotation marks when the * specifier is used.
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