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When entering a command use question marks(?) as placeholders if user input is required when the command runs. Example: ls /any/directory would be entered as, ls ? .For each question mark(?) in your command, if any, use the User Input field to provide a hint for each variable. Using our example ls ? you could put directory as the User Input. Lastly provide a brief Description.
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When entering a command use question marks(?) as placeholders if user input is required when the command runs. Example: ls /any/directory would be entered as, ls ? .For each question mark(?) in your command, if any, use the User Input field to provide a hint for each variable. Using our example ls ? you could put directory as the User Input. Lastly provide a brief Description.
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Translated and reviewed by
Toshio Nakamura
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When entering a command use question marks(?) as placeholders if user input is required when the command runs. Example: ls /any/directory would be entered as, ls ? .For each question mark(?) in your command, if any, use the User Input field to provide a hint for each variable. Using our example ls ? you could put directory as the User Input. Lastly provide a brief Description.
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Suggested by
Toshio Nakamura
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Located in
controller.py:140
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