Findcom
by Silver <silver@ewtoo.org>
version 1.0 (26th October 2001)

findcom is a simple (and rather hacky) perl script to quickly find what 
function is called by a command and where it is located. I wrote this 
after getting fed up of having to go into include/clist.h to find the 
function name and then grep the code.

To use, make it executable with "chmod +x findcom" and stick it in your 
src directory. When you want to know where a function is, type:

  findcom <talker command name>

and it will tell you where it is. For example:

 bash$ findcom finger
 "finger" calls 'newfinger' which is in examine.c (line 681)

If there is more than one command with this name (ie. subcommands) then 
you'll get all the available options. For example:

 bash$ findcom end   
 "end" calls 'edit_end' which is in editor.c (line 1404)
 "end" calls 'exit_room_mode' which is in room.c (line 1236)
 "end" calls 'exit_room_mode' which is in room.c (line 1236)
 "end" calls 'exit_news_mode' which is in news.c (line 783)
 "end" calls 'exit_mail_mode' which is in mail.c (line 654)
 "end" calls 'converse_mode_off' which is in talking.c (line 416)

Any questions or problems, stick them in an email to silver@ewtoo.org