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Update examples in doc/xdump to current server's output

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The NSC_CONST flags added in commit fa63f87b have always been missing
here.  The previous commit changed xdump meta meta.  Other than that,
it's just different encodings.
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Markus Armbruster 2011-04-25 07:17:49 +02:00
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@ -311,12 +311,12 @@ its meta-data, and to make sense of that table, we need meta-meta
data. So we start with that: data. So we start with that:
[14:640] Command : xdump meta meta [14:640] Command : xdump meta meta
XDUMP meta meta 1139555204 XDUMP meta meta 1303706667
"name" 3 4 0 -1 "name" 3 4 0 -1
"type" 5 4 0 32 "type" 4 4 0 34
"flags" 6 12 0 33 "flags" 5 12 0 33
"len" 8 4 0 -1 "len" 7 4 0 -1
"table" 9 4 0 -1 "table" 8 4 0 27
/5 /5
To interpret this table, we have to know the field names and their To interpret this table, we have to know the field names and their
@ -340,8 +340,8 @@ know, namely the table of tables. Let's dump that next, starting with
its meta-data: its meta-data:
[31:640] Command : xdump meta table [31:640] Command : xdump meta table
XDUMP meta table 1139556230 XDUMP meta table 1303706678
"uid" 9 0 0 26 "uid" 8 0 0 27
"name" 3 4 0 -1 "name" 3 4 0 -1
/2 /2
@ -351,33 +351,33 @@ leftmost field's meta-data field table must be the table ID of xdump
table itself. Indeed, its value matches the one we got in xdump meta table itself. Indeed, its value matches the one we got in xdump meta
meta. Let's try to dump the table: meta. Let's try to dump the table:
[30:640] Command : xdump 26 * [30:640] Command : xdump 27 *
XDUMP table 1139556210 XDUMP table 1303706692
0 "sect" 0 "sect"
1 "ship" 1 "ship"
[...] [...]
9 "nat" 9 "nat"
[...] [...]
16 "sect-chr" 19 "sect-chr"
17 "ship-chr" 20 "ship-chr"
[...] [...]
26 "table" 27 "table"
[...] [...]
/45 /49
It worked! It worked!
Now dump the two symbol tables we postponed. Because xdump accepts Now dump the two symbol tables we postponed. Because xdump accepts
table IDs as well as names, we don't have to know their names: table IDs as well as names, we don't have to know their names:
[14:640] Command : xdump meta 32 [14:640] Command : xdump meta 34
XDUMP meta meta-type 1139555298 XDUMP meta meta-type 1303706718
"value" 9 4 0 -1 "value" 8 4 0 -1
"name" 3 0 0 -1 "name" 3 4 0 -1
/2 /2
[15:640] Command : xdump 32 * [15:640] Command : xdump 34 *
XDUMP meta-type 1139555826 XDUMP meta-type 1303706737
1 "d" 1 "d"
2 "g" 2 "g"
3 "s" 3 "s"
@ -395,13 +395,13 @@ table IDs as well as names, we don't have to know their names:
/14 /14
[15:640] Command : xdump meta 33 [15:640] Command : xdump meta 33
XDUMP meta meta-flags 1139555303 XDUMP meta meta-flags 1303706753
"value" 9 4 0 -1 "value" 8 4 0 -1
"name" 3 0 0 -1 "name" 3 4 0 -1
/2 /2
[24:640] Command : xdump 33 * [24:640] Command : xdump 33 *
XDUMP meta-flags 1139555829 XDUMP meta-flags 1303706765
1 "deity" 1 "deity"
2 "extra" 2 "extra"
4 "const" 4 "const"
@ -422,13 +422,13 @@ Dumping the remaining tables is easy: just walk the table of tables.
Here's the first one: Here's the first one:
[36:640] Command : xdump meta 0 [36:640] Command : xdump meta 0
XDUMP meta sect 1139556498 XDUMP meta sect 1303706822
"owner" 6 0 0 9 "owner" 5 0 0 9
"xloc" 10 0 0 -1 "xloc" 9 4 0 -1
"yloc" 11 0 0 -1 "yloc" 10 4 0 -1
"des" 4 0 0 16 "des" 4 0 0 19
[...] [...]
/69 /78
A whole load of tables referenced! Only one of them (not shown above) A whole load of tables referenced! Only one of them (not shown above)
is a symbol table. is a symbol table.