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NAME
webcmd - perform an operation on a Web windowSYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTIONwebcmd dev cmd [args] refresh dev [interval]
Command webcmd performs the operation specified by argument cmd on the window specified by argument dev.NOTESThe following commands are supported:
Command refresh continually refreshes the window specified by argument dev at the rate specified by argument interval (in msec). If no interval is specified, the default interval of 1 minute is used. To cancel the refresh, kill the refresh thread with command kill.back // Go back forward // Go forward home // Go to home page search // Invoke the browser's search page refresh // Reload the current web page stop // Terminate the current load operation off // Hide the status bar on // Show the status bar find // Open a search dialog box source // Show the page source in an editor settings // Open the browser settings dialog box print // Print the current web page preview // Preview the current web page before printing setup // Display printer setup copy // Copy the current web page to the Clipboard paste // Paste Clipboard contents to the current page cut // Destructively copy a selection to the Clipboard delete // Delete a selection key // Send a key character to the web page select // Select the current web page clear // Clear the selection key // Send a key stroke to the web page blank // Blank the current web page resize x:y // Resize the Web window to x pixels wide, y pixels high get "url" // Issue a get request containing the specified URL url // Print the current URL on STDOUT busy // Print the browser busy state string "..." // Display the specified (HTML) string
Window device numbers range from 1 for the Console, 2 for Shell 1, 3 for Shell 2, and so on, up to the maximum number of windows (often 8).SEE ALSOIf argument dev is 0, the current window is used.
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