Long name (short name) |
Argument types |
Properties |
-listNamespace(-ls) |
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List the contents of the current namespace. |
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-currentNamespace(-cur) |
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Display the name of the current namespace. |
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-isRootNamespace(-ir) |
string |
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Returns true if the current namespace is root(":"), false if
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-parent(-p) |
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Display the parent of the current namespace. By default, the
list returned will not include internal nodes (such as
itemFilters). To include the internal nodes, use the -internal
flag. |
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-listOnlyDependencyNodes(
-lod) |
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List all dependency nodes in the current namespace. |
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-listOnlyNamespaces(-lon) |
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List all namespaces in the current namespace. |
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-recurse(-r) |
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Can be specified with -listNamespace, -listOnlyNamespaces or
-listOnlyDependencyNode to cause the listing to recursively include
any child namespaces of the current namespaces. |
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-dagPath(-dp) |
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This flag modifies the '-ls/-listNamespace' and
'-lod\-listOnlyDependencyNodes flags to indicate that the names of
any dag objects returned will include as much of the dag path as is
necessary to make the names unique. If this flag is not present,
the names returned will not include any dag paths. |
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-shortName(-sn) |
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This flag modifies the '-p/-parent' and
'-cur\-currentNamespace' flags to indicate that the name returned
will be the base name of the namespace. If the flag is not present,
the names returned are full path of the namespace, including its
parent paths and base name It cannot be used together with
-absoluteName. |
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-absoluteName(-an) |
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This flag modifies queries so that the namespace name returned
will be an absolute name. The absolute name is the full namespace
path, starting from the root namespace ":" and including all parent
namespaces. It cannot be used together with -shortName. |
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-internal(-int) |
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This flag used together with listOnlyDependencyNodes. When this
flag is set, the returned list will include internal nodes (for
example itemFilters) that are not listed by default. |
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