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ALIASL[IST]
alias showerr errl /* predefined
alias showfunc funcl /* predefined
alias showloc locl /* predefined
alias showmac macl /* predefined
alias showmap mapl /* predefined
alias showset set /* predefined
alias showsym syml /* predefined
alias showvar varl /* predefined
alias symfiles symf /* predefined
alias symlist syml /* predefined
alias trace tr /* predefined
alias vardel vard /* predefined
alias varlist varl /* predefined
$nmdebug >
Delete all aliases (user-defined and predefined). ALIASINIT is used to restore the
predefined aliases. The entire set of predefined aliases is listed.
Related commands: ALIAS, ALIASD, ALIASL.
Limitations, Restrictions
A maximum of 60 alias definitions are currently supported. Therefore, the ALIASINIT
command may not be able to re-establish all of the predefined aliases if the number of
current user aliases is already close to the limit.
ALIASL[IST]
Lists the currently defined aliases.
Syntax
ALIAS[LIST] [ pattern ] [ group ]
Parameters
pattern The alias name(s) to be displayed.
This parameter can be specified with wildcards or with a full regular
expression. Refer to appendix A for additional information about pattern
matching and regular expressions.
The following wildcards are supported:
@ Matches any character(s).
? Matches any alphabetic character.
# Matches any numeric character.