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<commands version="1.0">
 <list>
  <summary>List Installed Packages In The Default Channel</summary>
  <function>doList</function>
  <shortcut>l</shortcut>
  <options>
   <channel>
    <shortopt>c</shortopt>
    <doc>list installed packages from this channel</doc>
    <arg>CHAN</arg>
   </channel>
   <allchannels>
    <shortopt>a</shortopt>
    <doc>list installed packages from all channels</doc>
   </allchannels>
   <channelinfo>
    <shortopt>i</shortopt>
    <doc>output fully channel-aware data, even on failure</doc>
   </channelinfo>
  </options>
  <doc>&lt;package&gt;
If invoked without parameters, this command lists the PEAR packages
installed in your php_dir ({config php_dir}).  With a parameter, it
lists the files in a package.
</doc>
 </list>
 <list-files>
  <summary>List Files In Installed Package</summary>
  <function>doFileList</function>
  <shortcut>fl</shortcut>
  <options />
  <doc>&lt;package&gt;
List the files in an installed package.
</doc>
 </list-files>
 <shell-test>
  <summary>Shell Script Test</summary>
  <function>doShellTest</function>
  <shortcut>st</shortcut>
  <options />
  <doc>&lt;package&gt; [[relation] version]
Tests if a package is installed in the system. Will exit(1) if it is not.
   &lt;relation&gt;   The version comparison operator. One of:
                &lt;, lt, &lt;=, le, &gt;, gt, &gt;=, ge, ==, =, eq, !=, &lt;&gt;, ne
   &lt;version&gt;    The version to compare with
</doc>
 </shell-test>
 <info>
  <summary>Display information about a package</summary>
  <function>doInfo</function>
  <shortcut>in</shortcut>
  <options />
  <doc>&lt;package&gt;
Displays information about a package. The package argument may be a
local package file, an URL to a package file, or the name of an
installed package.</doc>
 </info>
</commands>