@@ -698,15 +698,14 @@ The available subcommands are as follows:
\item[\texttt{info}] prints informations and statistics about sessions.
\item[\texttt{latex}] outputs session contents in LaTeX format.
\item[\texttt{html}] outputs session contents in HTML format.
\item[\texttt{mod}] modifies some of the proofs, selected by a filter.
\item[\texttt{copy}] duplicates some of the proofs, selected by a filter.
\item[\texttt{rm}] removes some of the proofs, selected by a filter.
\item[\texttt{update}] update session contents.
%\item[\texttt{mod}] modifies some of the proofs, selected by a filter.
%\item[\texttt{copy}] duplicates some of the proofs, selected by a filter.
%\item[\texttt{rm}] removes some of the proofs, selected by a filter.
\end{description}
The first three commands do not modify the sessions, whereas the last
four modify them. Only the proof attempts recorded are modified. No
prover is called on the modified or created proof attempts, and
consequently the proof status is always marked as obsolete.
modify them.
\subsection{Command \texttt{info}}
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@@ -974,6 +973,16 @@ Specific options for this command are as follows.
\end{description}
\subsection{Command \texttt{update}}
The command \texttt{why3 session update} permits to modify
the session contents, depending on the following specific options.
\begin{description}
\item[\texttt{-rename-file \textsl{<src>} \textsl{<dst>}}] renames the file \textsl{<src>} to \textsl{<dst>} in the session. The file \textsl{<src>} itself is also renamed to \textsl{<dst>} in your filesystem.