Lines Matching defs:command
39 * This allows the parser to simply build up the command (using the cmd
41 * cmd. The command is executed when the commands production is matched.
65 "%s -c command [ -d | [ file ] ]\n" \
66 "%s -f command-file [-d | [ file ] ]\n\n"
69 "command:\n" \
231 %type <cmd> command
243 commands: command
249 | commands command
255 | command error { YYERROR;};
257 command: list_command
678 case 'c': /* Process command line */
687 case 'f': /* Process command file */
730 * we are trying to process a command which isn't a create or a discover
731 * we will fail the command as there is no valid configuration to
988 * command from the configuration.
1189 * arg_parse() puts the parser into command parsing mode. Create a tmpfile
1191 * yyin to the value returned by tmpfile. Write the command into the file.
1196 arg_parse(const char *command)
1200 if (fwrite(command, strlen(command), 1, yyin) != 1)
1207 * file_parse() puts the parser into command file parsing mode. Firstly check
1317 * which is being manipulated matches the name of the system in the command.
1318 * If not, the command is terminated with an appropriate error message.
1353 * usage() display brief or verbose help for the poolcfg(1) command.