Command Line Interface
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11.3.5 Partial Keyword Lookup
If a partial keyword is terminated with a question mark, alternatives that
match the initial letters are provided. For example s? shows all the key-
words starting with “s.”
11.3.6 Using Command History
The CLI maintains a history of the used commands. The up and down ar-
row keys can be used to scroll back and for through the history of com-
mands (max 20 commands). Any command displayed in the history list can
be executed again, or modified and executed.
11.3.7 Command Execution
After a command is executed, the same prompt at the same command
level will appear, indicating that the command has been executed. If there
is no error message, the execution was successful. A new command can
be entered at the same command level.
11.3.8 Scripts
CLI commands can be collected in a script. To play the script, a terminal
program supporting scripts is required as for example the “Hyper Terminal”.
The commands are copied from the script to the terminal program. This will
activate all the copied commands.
11.3.9 Special Commands
Using the command exit will bring the command level to the previous
level. The command can be used at all command levels. At the root level
the CLI is terminated. The command end will give the root level.
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