> How to change the default without recompiling?
Not possible, nor would you want to.
> user Print the currently set User information, including Username,
> UserID, PCid, and ViewerID. You may also set these values from
> this command as well. Use 'user --help' while connected to see
> details on how to set or change these values.
> tell us here how. don't force us to go find a palm and connect just
> to find out. we may be in a rush at that time.
Examples are coming. Are you comparing this against the
current manpages in 0.12.0-pre2? Or the older ones in 0.11.8? They've
been completely tossed, and rewritten (mostly) from scratch.
> also I notice if one just types "u", nothing happens. either allow
> abbreviations, or print an error message. document your policy too.
Because 'u' is not an option that dlpsh takes.
> ls Used with -l and -r to provide long and RAM and ROM file lists,
> similar to the Unix 'ls' command. This does not yet allow you to
> narrow your listing to a certain range of files. It will simply
> list them all.
> say what -l and -r do. we might not have the ls man page handy, and
> besides, your -r acts different? also your wording makes it seem one
> cant use ls alone.
I agree somewhat, but this isn't a list of files, so it can't
mirror the output that you're used to with 'ls', since the Palm does
not have "files" on it, in RAM or ROM. They are databases with records
and resources, and not files with inodes and clusters and such.
Your other points are well taken though, I'll see what I can
do.
You are reporting all of these in the _pilot-link_ bugtracker,
right? Because so far, none of these are being tracked (and they'll
probably be long forgotten once these messages are sent).
> OPTIONS
> While in dlpsh, you can always invoke 'help' or <option> --help to get
> further information on that option.
>
> Wrong. this is not an OPTIONS. merge it into the list above.
They most-certainly are options, and will remain so.
dlpsh also runs in non-interactive mode, so this validates
that.
> USAGE
> The program will connect to your Palm handheld and give the user an
> interactive prompt (a "shell") for executing commands across the DLP
> HotSync protocol.
>
> also add a example of one shot usage:
> $ echo time | dlpsh
This does absolutely nothing on 0.11.8 or 0.12.x, so I'm not
sure what you'd expect it to do. That's also not something *ANY* user
that I've ever spoken with in 9 years of using pilot-link, has ever
even suggested trying, so I don't want to suggest that as an example.
> Report bugs at http://bugs.pilot-link.org/
>
> Also give email bug address!
We don't have an email address for reporting bugs.
pilot-link bugs are reported at bugs.pilot-link.org, period.
David A. Desrosiers
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