ttsnoop(demos)

💖 NAME 💖

okay so bestie, this is ttsnoop, from the demos manual, and its whole thing is literally: send and receive ToolTalk messages interactively 🦋. No cap, that's the name-section vibe.

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✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

ttsnoop [-t]

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🎀 DESCRIPTION 🎀

ttsnoop is giving interactive ToolTalk energy: it lets its user create and send custom constructed ToolTalk messages, and it also lets you selectively monitor any or all ToolTalk messages on your system 👑. The ttsnoop menu options are as follows — every single one, no skipping:

• Snoop — turn tracing on/off; get version information ✨
• Message — create, open, receive, and destroy messages 💌
• Pattern — create, open, and destroy patterns 🧩
• File — numerous tasks, including joining a file 📁
• Session — join a specific session; set the default session 🎀
• Ptype — declare and undeclare a ptype; determine whether a ptype exists 🔍
• Types — generate a list of declared types; generate a list of ToolTalk-based actions 📜
• Procid — open, close, suspend, and resume a procid 👑
• libc — call system(), putenv(), chdir(), pause(), and exit(); use exit() to exit ttsnoop 💀

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💅 OPTIONS 💅

The following command-line options are available, bestie — and it's a one-option slay:

• -t — print trace output. The especially iconic part is that ttsnoop will print example ToolTalk API code in the invoking OpenWindows cmdtool (or console if ttsnoop is invoked via a menu choice) showing what ToolTalk API calls are being used to construct a particular pattern or message 🔥.

fr fr, that's the whole command-line option list. -t is the main character here 💅.

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🌈 SEE ALSO 🌈

• ttsession(1) — yes bestie, go look at that too, iykyk 🫶

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Source: demos manual. Version/date: not listed on this page. That's the whole ttsnoop moment — byeee 💖🎀