When you enter a single debugger
command, terminate it with an end-of-line (EOL), which is usually
done by pressing Return. When
you enter multiple commands on one line, separate each command with
a semicolon (;).
The alias,
debug, define,
target command,
property flags,
and shell commands
require the rest of the line as an argument. They only recognize
an EOL, not a semicolon, as a terminator.
However, you can combine these commands with others on the
command line if you enclose them in square brackets [],
braces {}, or
parentheses ().
For example, you could create an alias and then invoke it on the
same command line:
[alias ph print -hex]; ph foo |
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