Difference between revisions of "Record"

Latest revision as of 13:27, 1 February 2010

+police/createrecord <character>=<name>
+police/findrecord <name>
+police/allrecord
+police/addrecord <record #>/<field>=<text>
+police/editrecord <record #>/<field>=<old text>/<new text>
+police/readrecord <record #>
+police/audit <record #>
+police/tidyup <record #>
+police/searchrecord <words>

These commands manipulate police record fields for <record #>. When a record is created for someone, it is assigned a unique number. After creation this number is used exclusively when refering to the record.

To find a particular NAME field, +police/findrecord <name> is used. To list all the records by number, +police/allrecord is used.

The fields are Address, Associates, Convictions, Information, Name, Status, Supervisor, and FBI. Multiple entries may be set for each field using +police/addrecord, for example multiple aliases used by the character under the NAME field.

The +police/audit command lists the twenty most recent file accesses.

+police/searchrecord command lets you search all the records for any word or words (case sensitive)

The +police/tidyup command is used to clean up the record fields if +police/editrecord has left unpretty-looking commas.