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[/]$ csinfo plugin | |||
Plugin commands | |||
A plugin is a dynamic module that provides additional commands that can be | |||
used to extend the capabilities of the shell. A plugin is loaded by using | |||
either puse or pload and specifying the file path of the plugin. The file | |||
path can be specified by an absolute path. Relative paths may be used if a | |||
list of search paths is provided using the ploadpath command. A plugin is | |||
named. The names of loaded plugins can be determined using the pls command. | |||
Plugins can be unloaded using the name. | |||
The commands provided by a plugin are grouped into one or more command sets. | |||
Each command set represents a logical grouping of commands that can be added | |||
to the shell. Like plugins, a command set is also named. This name is used | |||
for operations to manage command sets. The list of available command sets | |||
and the commands in each command set can be found using csls. | |||
To add commands to the shell, use csimport to import a command set at a | |||
particular place in the command namespace. Each command set contains a | |||
default location in the namespace, so no import point needs to be specified. | |||
Command sets may be imported into existing command namespace folders so long | |||
as the command names in the command set do not conflict with a name already | |||
in the folder. A command namespace folder is defined when commands exist | |||
under the namespace and undefined when no commands exist. | |||
The default import folder is '/'. | |||
For more information about this command set: | |||
use 'csls plugin' to list its commands. | |||