1termy-query(1) General Commands Manual termy-query(1)
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6 termy-query - Get, set, and clear TermySequence attributes
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10 termy-query get [varname]
11 termy-query set [varname] [value]
12 termy-query clear [varname]
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16 termy-query is used to get, set, and clear terminal attributes from
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22 get varname
23 Retrieve the value of an attribute, which will be printed on
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28 Set an attribute to a given value.
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32 Remove an attribute.
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36 --help Print basic help
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39 --version
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46 --about
47 Print license information and disclaimer of warranty
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59 Attribute values may contain arbitrary UTF-8, including control charac‐
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65 termy-query uses escape sequences that are specific to TermySequence.
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68 termy-query is an alias for termy-server; both functions are imple‐
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74 TermySequence - https://termysequence.io
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