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oob(1) FreeBSD General Commands Manual oob(1)

oob - OOC symbol file browser

oob [options] <module>

oob displays the interface definition of a module, based on information extracted from the module's symbol file. It accepts a single argument, the name of a module. The contents of the symbol file are written to stdout in an extended module syntax. Compared an Oberon-2 module, it differs in these points:
Expanded Module Names
The module part of a type name is expanded to the full name of the module. That is, aliases assigned through import statements are discarded.
Inherited Fields
With -x, a record type shows the list of all its fields, including the ones it inherits from its base types.
Type-bound Procedures
With -x, a record definition lists all type-bound procedures associated with it within its RECORD ... END block, and includes both local and inherited procedures.

--config <file>
Use given file as configuration file.
--repository <directory>, -r <directory>
Add a directory to the list of repositories.
--extended, -x
For records, include inherited fields and type-bound procedures in the output. By default, only the local fields of the record and all type-bound procedures that are not redefinition of existing ones are displayed.
--help, -h
Write short usage summary and exit.

OO2CRC holds the name of the configuration file. OOC_REPS is a list of repository paths, separated by colons (:). Empty paths are ignored.

Exit status is 0 on success, and 1 otherwise.

oo2c(1), OOC2 Reference Manual

Michael van Acken <mva@users.sf.net>
4.2 Berkeley Distribution

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