terminal-interface-cheat-sheet.md

Cheat Sheet for Terminal Interface

A cheat sheet for all custom commands in Terminal Interface

Sometimes you want to run mlog in the terminal pretty easily, but unfortunately it takes this cheat sheet to do that. This cheat sheet will list all custom commands* in the Terminal Interface.

^{*easter-egg commands will probably come later}

Here is the list of almost all custom commands, with description, with examples, ranked by importance.

• run

  Runs the last mlog commands since the last run related execution.

  Example:

  

• run-limit

  Same as run, but with a limit of how many mlog operations it can run. Prevents infinite loops.

  Example:

  

• run-all

  Same as run, but instead of the last execution, it re-runs all mlog commands from the start.

  Example:

  

• exit

  This is how you exit the session without Ctrl+Cing.

  Example:

  

• settings

  Shows all display settings. These include:

  • total lines number
  • relative lines number (lines since the last run related command)
  • debug instructions (shows all tokens when doing any run related command)

  Example:

  

• full code

  Displays the full code from the start. This is what run-all executes.

  Example:

  

• edit line

  Edits lines within the full code.

  Example:

  

• blackhole

  A new start. Removes almost all data saved.

  Example:

  

• check printB

  Displays what's in the print buffer.

  Example: