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\# vim: ft=groff
.de I2C
I\*{2\*}C
..
.TH pbc 1
.SH NAME
pbc \- puzzle box client
.SH SYNPOSIS
pbc <addr> [port]
.SH DESCRIPTION
Connect to a puzzle box at the IPv4 address specified by \fIaddr\fP and
optionally port specified by \fIport\fP. The default port is 9191. Once
connected, a
.MR readline 3 -based
CLI is started, and commands can be sent.
.SH COMMANDS
.TP
exit
Disconnect from the puzzle box and exit pbc. This command takes no arguments.
.TP
help
Print a list of available commands with descriptions. This command takes no
arguments.
.TP
ls
List all puzzle modules, their state, and the combined state of all puzzle
modules (global state of the main controller).
.TP
reset [mod ...]
Set the main controller or specific puzzle module's global state to \fIidle\fP.
If no modules are specified, the main controller's state is updated. One or
more modules can be specified to update them at once.
.TP
skip [mod ...]
Set the main controller or specific puzzle module's global state to
\fIsolved\fP. If no modules are specified, the main controller's state is
updated. One or more modules can be specified to update them at once.
.SH DEBUG COMMANDS
The commands detailed under this section are only available in version of pbc
compiled with debug support.
.TP
send <addr> <data>
Send arbitrary data specified by \fIdata\fP to the
.I2C
address specified by \fIaddr\fP. \fIdata\fP may consist of multiple arguments
separated by IFS, in which case the arguments are concatenated.
.TP
test
Send a test command containing the ASCII string "Hello world!" to
.I2C
address 0x39. This command takes no arguments.
.SH DATA FORMATS
.TP
number
Numbers can be specified as decimal or hexadecimal using a "0x" prefix. All
numbers are unsigned. Decimal literals are always cast to 8-bit integers, while
hexadecimal literals are cast to the smallest type that will fit the specified
number. Numbers are always sent as little endian.
Examples: 0 123 255 0x10 0x1245 0xdeadBEEF
.TP
hexstr
Hexadecimal string literals are specified by hexadecimal bytes separated by
colons. Each byte must be exactly 2 hexadecimal characters long and followed by
a colon (except for the last byte). The minimum length of a hexstr is 2 bytes,
as it must include at least a single colon.
Examples: de:ad:be:ef 00:00
.TP
string
A string literal starts and ends with a single quote. All characters within
this literal are sent as-is, and no escaping is possible.
Examples: 'Hello world!' 'string' ' hello '
When double quotes are used instead of single quotes, the following escape
sequences are recognised and replaced with special characters:
\\0 -> 0x00 (null)
.br
\\t -> 0x09 (tab)
.br
\\n -> 0x0a (newline)
.br
\\r -> 0x0d (carriage return)
.br
\\\\ -> 0x5c (backslash)
.br
\\" -> 0x22 (double quote)
.br
\\' -> 0x27 (single quote)
Examples: "Hello world!\\0" "foo\\nbar"
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