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=head1 NAME

ur test callcount list - Filter and list Callcount items



=head1 VERSION

This document describes ur test callcount list version 0.29.

=head1 SYNOPSIS

ur test callcount list --file=? --show=? [--csv-delimiter=?] [--filter=?] [--noheaders] [--style=?]



=head1 REQUIRED ARGUMENTS

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=item file  I<String>

Specify the .callcount file

Default value '/dev/null' if not specified

=item show

Specify which columns to show, in order.

Default value 'count,subname,subloc,callers' if not specified


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=head1 OPTIONAL ARGUMENTS

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=item csv-delimiter  I<Text>

For the csv output style, specify the field delimiter

Default value ',' if not specified

=item filter  I<Text>

Filter results based on the parameters.  See below for how to.

=item noheaders  I<Boolean>

Do not include headers

Default value 'false' (--nonoheaders) if not specified

=item nonoheaders  I<Boolean>

Make noheaders 'false'

=item style  I<Text>

Style of the list: text (default), csv, pretty, html, xml

Default value 'text' if not specified


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=head1 DESCRIPTION:

  Listing Styles:
  ---------------
   text - table like
   csv - comma separated values
   pretty - objects listed singly with color enhancements
   html - html table
   xml - xml document using elements
  
  
  Filtering:
  ----------
   Create filter equations by combining filterable properties with operators and
       values.
   Combine and separate these 'equations' by commas.  
   Use single quotes (') to contain values with spaces: name='genome institute'
   Use percent signs (%) as wild cards in like (~).
   Use backslash or single quotes to escape characters which have special meaning
       to the shell such as < > and &
  
  Operators:
  ----------
   =  (exactly equal to)
   ~  (like the value)
   :  (in the list of several values, slash "/" separated)
      (or between two values, dash "-" separated)
   >  (greater than)
   >= (greater than or equal to)
   <  (less than)
   <= (less than or equal to)
  
  Examples:
  ---------
   lister-command --filter name=Bob --show id,name,address
   lister-command --filter name='something with space',employees>200,job~%manager
   lister-command --filter cost:20000-90000
   lister-command --filter answer:yes/maybe
  
  Filterable Properties: 
  ----------------------
   callers  (String):  (undocumented)
     count  (Integer):  (undocumented)
    subloc  (String):  (undocumented)
   subname  (String):  (undocumented)



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