6 Command Line
Functionality

The Razor program set was designed to remove developers and managers from the drudgery of traditional command line methods, and replace it all with a simple and pleasant mouse driven interface. None the less, there are many people who prefer command line interactions, and there are in fact a number of instances where it actually provides distinct advantages (such as incorporating Razor functionality in shell scripts).

This chapter discusses some of the command line options available to UNIX/WindowsNT users.

NOTE: X resources (as described in "X Resources" on page 273) that change the behavior of Razor clients do NOT affect Razor command line functions.

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