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console
console
Synopsis | ||
console | --list | -l | list all registered consoles |
console | --new | -n [--isolated | --i] | starts a new console running the CommandShell |
console | --test | -t | starts a raw text console (no shell) |
Details | ||
The console command lists the current consoles, or creates a new one.
The first form of the console command list all consoles registered with the console manager. The listing includes the console name and the "F<n>" code for selecting it. (Use ALT F<n> to switch consoles.) The second form of the console command starts and registers a new console running a new instance of CommandShell. If the --isolate option is used with --new, the new console's shell will run in a new Isolate. The last form of the console command starts a raw text console without a shell. This is just for testing purposes. |
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