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v0.10.0 - Added text editor (which took me way too long) and too many other tweaks to name.

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TheWahlolly
2025-05-04 15:16:54 +03:00
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halyde/apps/helpdb/cp.txt
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@@ -2,8 +2,8 @@ Usage: cp [FLAGS] [SOURCE] [DESTINATION]
Copies a file.
-o, --overwrite Allows any file that might be at the destination to be overwritten.
SOURCE Specifies the file to be copied.
DESTINATION Specifies the path to copy the file to.
SOURCE Specifies the file to be copied.
DESTINATION Specifies the path to copy the file to.
Examples:
cp /home/a.txt /b.txt Copies the file at /home/a.txt to /b.txt.
halyde/apps/helpdb/default.txt
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@@ -13,3 +13,6 @@ All current Halyde shell commands:
You can get additional information on any app or command by running:
help [COMMAND]
In the help documentation, an asterisk (*) next to an argument means it is optional.
This is excluding flags, which are all optional.
halyde/apps/helpdb/help.txt
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Usage: help [COMMAND]
Displays info on the command specified, or a list of commands if one is not specified.
COMMAND Command to display information on.
COMMAND* Command to display information on.
Examples:
help Displays a list of all default commands available.
halyde/apps/helpdb/ls.txt
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Lists all files and directories in the specified path, or in the shell working directory if the path isn't specified.
Directories are shown in yellow, executable files are shown in green, and other files are shown in white.
PATH Path to the folder to list files and directories from.
PATH* Path to the folder to list files and directories from.
Examples:
ls Lists all files and directories from the current shell working directory.
halyde/apps/helpdb/rm.txt
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@@ -7,4 +7,4 @@ Removes files and directories.
Examples:
rm a.txt Removes a.txt in the current shell working directory.
rm -r -f /halyde/core/ Removes everything in /halyde/core forcedly and recursively. Note that trying this on a real machine will remove critical Halyde system files and cause it to stop working.
rm -r -f /halyde/core/ Removes everything in /halyde/core/ forcedly and recursively.