NAME

preferences - Print slot preferences

SYNOPSIS

preferences [id] [[^]attribute] [ 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 ] preferences [id] [[^]attribute] [ -none | -names | -timetags | -wmes ]

DESCRIPTION

This command prints all the preferences for the given slot (i.e., object and attribute). The id and attribute indicate the slot of interest. If they are not specified, they default to the current state and the current operator. The '^' is optional when specifying the attribute. The optional arguments indicates the level of detail to print about each preference.

OPTIONS

The optional detail must have one of the following values:
-none or 0
Print just the preferences themselves
-names or 1
Print the preferences and the names of the productions that generated them
-timetags or 2
Print the information for the -names option above plus the timetags of the wmes matched by the indicated productions
-wmes or 3
Print the information for the -timetags option above plus the entire wme.

If no detail is given, then the -none option is used.

EXAMPLES

This example prints the preferences on the S1 operator slot and the production names which created the preferences:
preferences S1 operator -names