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* By default, commands are registered with three pieces of information: |
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* 1)Command Name (for example, "csdm_enable") |
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* 2)Command Group Name (for example, "CSDM") |
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* 3)Command Level (for example, "changemap") |
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* You can override the default flags assigned to individual commands or command groups in this way. |
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* To override a group, use the "@" character before the name. Example: |
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* Examples: |
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* "@CSDM" "b" // Override the CSDM group to 'b' flag |
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* "csdm_enable" "bgi" // Override the csdm_enable command to 'bgi' flags |
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* Note that for overrides, order is important. In the above example, csdm_enable overwrites |
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* any setting that csdm_enable previously had. |
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* You can make a command completely public by using an empty flag string. |
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*/ |
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} |
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