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context proc | user
Sets context to the user’s aliases or the extension’s aliases. This
command is used only by the extensions.
coredata start_address end_address
Dumps, in hexadecimal, the contents of the core file starting at
start_address and ending before end_address.
dbx command-string
Passes the command-string to dbx. Specifying dbx is optional; if
kdbx does not recognize a command, it automatically passes that
command to dbx. See the dbx
(1) reference page for a complete
description of dbx commands.
help [-long] [args]
Prints help text.
pr [flags] [extensions] [arguments]
Executes an extension and gives it control of the kdbx session until it
quits. You specify the name of the extension in extension and pass
arguments to it in arguments.
−debug
Causes kdbx to display input to and output
from the extension on the screen.
−pipe in_pipe
out_pipe
Used in conjunction with the dbx debugger
for debugging extensions. See Chapter 3 for
information on using the −pipe flag.
−print_output
Causes the output of the extension to be
sent to the invoker of the extension without
interpretation as kdbx commands.
−redirect_output
Used by extensions that execute other
extensions to redirect the output from the
called extensions; otherwise, the user receives
the output.
−tty
Causes kdbx to communicate with the
subprocess through a terminal line instead
of pipes. If you specify the −pipe flag, proc
ignores it.
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