SYNOPSIS: Display [options] Name

DESCRIPTION

This is the main command for examining the structure of a network and the characteristics of it's objects. When run with no options, and "Name" is a network definition file, an overview of the network is printed with information about the number of groups, connections and streams etc.

OPTIONS

-o Object	Display information about "Object". This can be a stream, a group or a unit. Objects ca be specified with the #-syntax, e.g., "a_group#5" specifies the fifth object of "a_group", or the dot-syntax, e.g., "a_group#sub_group" specifies an object in "a_group" called "sub_group". This option is often used together with the -X option.
-g	Show information about the groups and the group hierarchy of the network.
-s	Show information about the streams in the network.
-c	Show information about the connections in the network.
-C from to	Like the -c option, but only information about the selected connections, from the "from"-object to the "to"-object. If "from" and/or "to" are groups, all units in or under them are selected.
-u	Show information about the units in the network.
-l	All commands that alteres a network definition file are stored in a log-book. This option makes Display print the log-book. The Comment command lets you enter your own entries in the logbook. The -X option determines which entries in the log-book are printed.
-X level	This option determines how much information to print about the selected object(s). "level" is an integer (1,2 or 3) where higer number means more information. The default is level 0.