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SYML[IST] 

Lists information for the specified symbol name in an opened symbolic
data type file.

Syntax 

      SYML[IST] [pattern] [symname] [option]

Parameters 

 pattern         The symbol names that are to be listed.

                 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.

                 The following are valid name pattern specifications:

                 @          Matches everything; all names.
                 pib@       Matches all names that start with "pib".
                 log2##4    Matches "log2004", "log2754", and so on.

                 The following regular expressions are equivalent to the
                 patterns with wildcards that are listed above:

                      `.*`
                      `pib.*`
                      `log2[0-9][0-9]4`

                 By default, all symbols are listed.

 symname         The symbolic name under which the symbolic data type
                 file is referenced.  If the parameter is not given, the
                 symfile last accessed is used.

 option          A keyword to further specify the operation:

                 CONST            Display the constant names that match
                                  the given pattern.  If the constant is
                                  a simple type, display its value.

                 TYPES            Display the type names that match the
                                  given pattern.

                 ALL              Display both type and constant names
                                  (default).

Examples 

     $nmdebug > SYMLIST @,GRADTYP 

     CLASS                                 TYPE    ENUMERATED TYPE
     GRADERANGE                            TYPE    SUBRANGE
     GRADESARRAY                           TYPE    ARRAY
     NAMESTR                               TYPE    STRING
     STUDENTRECORD                         TYPE    RECORD
     MAXGRADES                             CONST   INTEGER      $a
     MAXSTUDENTS                           CONST   INTEGER      $5
     MINGRADES                             CONST   INTEGER      $1
     MINSTUDENTS                           CONST   INTEGER      $1

Print out the all type and constant declarations for the symfile GRADTYP.

     $nmdebug > SYMLIST gr@ 
     GRADERANGE                            TYPE    SUBRANGE
     GRADESARRAY                           TYPE    ARRAY

     $nmdebug > SYML `GRADES` 
     GRADESARRAY                           TYPE    ARRAY
     MAXGRADES                             CONST   INTEGER      $a
     MINGRADES                             CONST   INTEGER      $1

     $nmdebug > SYML max@,,const 
     MAXGRADES                             CONST   INTEGER      $a
     MAXSTUDENTS                           CONST   INTEGER      $5

Print out various subsets from the symfile 'GRADTYP'.

Limitations, Restrictions 

none


CAUTION  The output format of all System Debug commands is subject to
         change without notice.  Programs that are developed to
         postprocess System Debug output should not depend on the exact
         format (spacing, alignment, number of lines, uppercase or
         lowercase, or spelling) of any System Debug command output.

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