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Recording and Playing Back dbx Input and Output

review the output ﬁle using any IRIX system text viewing command (such

as vi(1)).

For example, to record the dbx output in a ﬁle called gaffa, enter:

(dbx) record output gaffa

To record both the commands and the output, enter:

(dbx) set $rimode=1

(dbx) record output gaffa

If you omit the ﬁlename, dbx saves the recorded output in a temporary ﬁle in

/tmp. The temporary ﬁle is deleted at the end of the dbx session. To save

output for use after the dbx session, you must specify the ﬁlename when

giving the record output command. The name of the temporary ﬁle is stored

in the dbx variable $defaultout.

To display the temporary ﬁlename, type:

(dbx) print $defaultout

Playing Back Output

The playback output command displays output saved with the record output

command. This command works the same as the cat(1) command. If you

don’t specify a ﬁlename, dbx uses the current temporary ﬁle created for the

record output command.

For example, to display the output stored in the ﬁle script, enter:

(dbx) playback output script

Examining the Record State

The record command displays all record input and record output sessions

currently active. For example:

(dbx) record

[4] record input /usr/demo/script (12 lines)

[5] record output /tmp/dbxoXa17992 (5 lines)

1 2 ... 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 ... 157 158

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