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group

Command Function

Displays information about a single group or all groups and sets the debugging scope.

The group command is not supported in Attach mode.

Syntax

Displaying information about all groups:

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group list [-h | --help]

Displaying information about a single group:

group info [-h | --help] {GROUP_ID}

Setting the debugging scope:

group set [-h | --help] {GROUP_ID}
  • The group command can be abbreviated as g, for example, g info 1.
  • The GROUP_ID parameter is mandatory and must be a positive integer.

Parameter Description

Table 1 Parameters of the list command

Parameter

Description

None

Displays information about all groups.

-h/--help

Obtains help information. This parameter is optional.
Table 2 Parameters of the info command

Parameter

Description

{GROUP_ID}

Replace {GROUP_ID} with the actual group ID to view information about a single group, for example, group info 1. This parameter is mandatory.

-h/--help

Obtains help information. This parameter is optional.
Table 3 Parameters of the set command

Parameter

Description

{GROUP_ID}

Replace {GROUP_ID} with the actual group ID to set the debugging application scope, for example, group set 1. This parameter is mandatory.

-h/--help

Obtains help information. This parameter is optional.

Example

Display the information about group functions:

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group -h

Command output:

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The most commonly used group(g) sub commands are:
    list        Displays all communication subgroups.
    info        Displays the specified communication subgroup.
    set         Specifies the currently operated communication subgroup.
See 'group(g) COMMAND -h/--help' for more information on a specific command.