1.3. Viewing Command Names

When starting athenaCL, the user is presented with a prompt (::). To display a listing of all commands enter "cmd", for command:

Example 1-2. Listing all commands

[PI()TI()] :: cmd
athenaCL Commands:
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SetClass            SCv(view)           SCcm(comp)          SCf(find)
                    SCs(search)         SCmode(mode)        SCh(hear)           
SetMeasure          SMls(list)          SMo(select)         
MapClass            MCv(view)           MCcm(comp)          MCopt(optimum)      
                    MCgrid(grid)        MCnet(network)      
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PathInstance        PIn(new)            PIcp(copy)          PIrm(remove)
                    PIo(select)         PIv(view)           PIe(edit)           
                    PIdf(duration)      PIls(list)          PIh(hear)           
                    PIret(retro)        PIrot(rot)          PIslc(slice)        
                    PIopt(optimum)      
PathSet             PScma(compA)        PScmb(compB)        
PathVoice           PVn(new)            PVcp(copy)          PVrm(remove)        
                    PVo(select)         PVv(view)           PVe(edit)           
                    PVls(list)          PVan(analysis)      PVcm(compare)       
                    PVauto(auto)        
................................................................................
TextureModule       TMo(select)         TMv(view)           TMls(list)
TextureParameter    TPls(list)          TPv(select)         TPmap(map)          
                    TPeg(export)        
TextureInstance     TIn(new)            TIcp(copy)          TIrm(remove)        
                    TIo(select)         TIv(view)           TIe(edit)           
                    TIls(list)          TImode(mode)        TImute(mute)        
                    TIdoc(doc)          TImap(map)          TImidi(midi)        
TextureClone        TCn(new)            TCcp(copy)          TCrm(remove)        
                    TCo(select)         TCv(view)           TCe(edit)           
                    TCls(list)          TCmute(mute)        TCmap(map)          
TextureTemperament  TTls(list)          TTo(select)         
TextureEnsemble     TEv(view)           TEe(edit)           TEmap(map)          
                    TEmidi(midi)        
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EventOutput         EOls(list)          EOo(select)         EOrm(remove)
EventMode           EMls(list)          EMo(select)         EMv(view)           
                    EMi(inst)           
EventList           ELn(new)            ELw(save)           ELv(view)           
                    ELh(hear)           ELr(render)         
CsoundPreferences   CPff(format)        CPch(channel)       CPauto(auto)        
................................................................................
AthenaPreferences   APcurs(cursor)      APdlg(dialogs)      APgfx(graphics)
                    APdir(directory)    APea(external)      APr(refresh)        
                    APwid(width)        APcc(custom)        
AthenaHistory       AHls(list)          AHexe(execute)      
AthenaUtility       AUsys(system)       AUdoc(docs)         AUup(update)        
                    AUbeat(beat)        AUpc(pitch)         AUmg(markov)        
                    AUma(markov)        AUca(automata)      
AthenaObject        AOw(save)           AOl(load)           AOmg(merge)         
                    AOrm(remove)     

This display, organized by prefix heading, shows each command followed by a longer description of the commands name. For example, under the prefix SetClass there are six commands: SCv, SCcm, SCf, SCs, SCmode, and SCh. These are the commands. The parenthetical entries that follow each command describe the command in more detail. Thus SCv(view) shows that the command SCv is a "view" command.