| Options | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Option | Param | Description | |
| -b | --brief | Print each table definition in a compact format without comments. If set twice, print each table definition in exact 1 line. | |
| -l | --long | Append a list of all supported but unused keywords behind the table definition as comment. If set twice, print always a complete list of supported columns. Option --long is ignored if option --brief is set. | |
| -v | --verbose | If set, print also the current definiton for | |
| -P | list | Define the columns for table RACE. A comma separated list of keywords is expected: SLOT, RANK, XTIME=TIME+DELAY+LAST, POS=XPOS+YPOS+ZPOS, DIR, SPEED=3SPEED+HSPEED, STATUS, DRIFT=DCOUNT+DCHEAT, XDRIFT=DRIFT+DMINTIME, ITEM=ICHEAT+ICOUNT+ISUMMARY, CHEAT=DCHEAT+ICHEAT DRIVER, VEHICLE, COMBI, TEAM, PID, FC, WHO=MINIFC+NAME. Also available: The new option --table overrides this option, but allows to integrate the columns defined by --print. | |
| --tables | name=list [;name=list]... | If printing table 
    For the column definition a comma or blank separated list of keywords is expected. Type  
    Each keyword can be prefixed by '-' to remove this column, or by '+' to add the column only, if not already included, or by '=' to remove this column and then add it again. To replace an element use  
    Instead of a column name, a point followed by a table name can be used (' 
    Option »--table} can be used multiple times. Theimpact is the same as separting the parameters by a semicolon. Command {TABLES --brief« helps to develop good lists and the special column name  | |
| --tfile | file | Read the arguments for option --table from a file: The hash sign ('#') starts a comment until end of line. Empty lines are ignored. A table definition can be spread over multiple lines and ends always with a semicolon or end of file. The output of command TABLES is compatible with this option. | |