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keyboard

keyboard [<object>]

Examples:

"keyboard"

print keyboard hierarchy from system object down

"keyboard -i"

print keyboard hierarchy from implied grab down

"keyboard ^l4e10h:20h"

print keyboard hierarchy from ^l4e10h:20h down.

Prints the keyboard hierarchy below an object.

• If no object is specified, the system object is used.

• The special object flags may be used to specify <object>. For a list of these flags, see pobject.
• The variable "printNamesInObjTrees" can be used to print out the actual app-defined labels for the objects, instead of the class, where available.

This variable defaults to false.

See Also: target, focus, mouse, model, pobject.

keyboardobj

keyboardobj

Examples:

"keyboardobj"

return object with keyboard grab

"pobj [keyboardobj]"

do a pobject on the object with the keyboard grab (equivalent to "pobj -kg".

Returns the object with the keyboard grab.

See Also: target, focus, mouse, keyboard, mouseobj.

lastCommand

$lastCommand

Examples:

"var repeatCommand $lastCommand"

Set the current command as the command to execute next time.

$lastCommand stores the text of the command currently being executed.

This variable is set by top-level-read. Setting it yourself will have no effect, unless you call set-address or some similar routine that looks at it.

See Also: repeatCommand.

lhwalk

lhwalk [<address>]

Examples:

"lhwalk 1581h"

list the lm heap at 1581h:0

Prints out information about a local memory heap.

• The address argument is the address of the block to print. The default is the block pointed to by DS.

See Also: hwalk, objwalk.

link

link <library> [<patient>]

Examples:

"link motif"

Makes the library "motif" a library of the current patient as far as Swat is concerned.

Allows you to link a patient to act as an imported library of another patient, even though the other patient doesn't actually import the patient. This is useful only for symbol searches.

• sym-default is a much better way to have Swat locate symbols for libraries that are loaded by GeodeUseLibrary() .
• Cycles are not allowed. I.e. don't link your application as a library of the UI, as it won't work--or if it does, it will make Swat die.
• The link persists across detach/attach sequences so long as the <patient> isn't recompiled and downloaded.
• If you don't give <patient>, then the current patient will be the one made to import <library>
• Both <library> and <patient> are patient names , not tokens.

See Also: help-fetch.

listi

listi [<address>] [<length>]

Examples:

"l"

disassemble at the current point of execution

"listi geos::Dispatch"

disassemble at the kernel's dispatch routine

"listi DocClip:IsOut"

disassemble at the local label

"listi cs:ip 20"

disassemble 20 instructions from the current point of execution

Disassemble at a memory address.

• The <address> argument is the address to examine. If not specified, the address after the last examined memory location is used. If no address has be examined then CS:IP is used for the address.
• The <length> argument is the number of instructions to list. It defaults to 16.
• Pressing <Return> after this command continues the list.

See Also: istep, sstep, skip.

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