FXT_PRINT(1)

💅 NAME 💅

fxt_print — bestie, it dumps the content of an FxT trace file. that's the whole job. and it ATE. ✨

(also hi, this is a manual page for section 1, User Commands, if you were wondering where you wandered into 🫶)

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🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

fxt_print [-d] [-o] [-x] [-f record-file]

like. it's four flags. you got this. no cap. 💖

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✨ DESCRIPTION ✨

okay so the whole personality of this thing? dump the content of an FxT trace file. iconic behaviour. it just shows you what's inside. that's it, that's the vibe, and honestly? obsessed. 🎀

now here's the cute part — where does it even get the trace from?? the priority order is a whole chain, so listen up:

1. if -f is not given, it goes looking for the TRACE_FILE environment variable 👀
2. and if that isn't given either, it just reads from "trace_file" — yes, literally that filename, periodt. 💅

and then the flags, my loves:

• -d — dump mode, which means no trace interpretation. so it's not out here translating anything for you, it's just showing the raw content, no filter, no commentary, no thoughts head empty 🦋
• -o — time offset, measured from the begining of the trace. yes bestie it's giving "where are we in this timeline" ⭐
• -x — time delta, aka the little gap between events. the in-between moments. the ✨lore✨ 🌈

ngl that's the entire page. short king of a manpage. read it, run it, slay it. 👑

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🧚 a lil sign-off 🧚

this was fxt_print version 0.3.15, dated February 2026. screenshot it, cite it, love it, bye bestie 💜🌸💖