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dex:tldr:835c7
The command you provided seems to be a command for running a program called "dex" with certain options and arguments. Let's break down the command:
- "dex": This is the name of the program or command that you are running. It is likely a tool or utility installed on your system.
Options:
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"--autostart": This is an option or flag that you are passing to the "dex" command. It instructs the command to automatically start whatever it needs to run.
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"--search-paths": This is another option or flag that you are passing to the "dex" command. It specifies that you want to provide a list of search paths.
Arguments:
- "${path-to-directory1}:${path-to-directory2}:${path-to-directory3}": These are the arguments to the "--search-paths" option. They specify a list of directories (paths) that "dex" should search for specific files or resources it needs.
To use this command, you need to replace "${path-to-directory1}:${path-to-directory2}:${path-to-directory3}" with the actual paths to the directories you want to include in the search paths. The directories should be separated by colons (:).
For example, if you have three directories "dir1", "dir2", and "dir3" located at "/path/to/directory1", "/path/to/directory2", and "/path/to/directory3" respectively, you would modify the command like this:
dex --autostart --search-paths /path/to/directory1:/path/to/directory2:/path/to/directory3
This would run the "dex" command with the autostart option and use the provided search paths to locate any required files or resources.