Minor Description
'help condition'
"If the result of the DFDL expressions is not a boolean value, it is treated as false."
In the wiki under Arguments for 'help display':
"<debugger command>"
In the output for the actual 'help display' command:
"<debugger_command>"
The output for some commands seems a little redundant now. e.g. 'help enable':
(debug) help enable Usage: e[nable] <type> <id> Enable a breakpoint or display. Valid values for <type> are "breakpoint" and "display". Example: enable breakpoint 1 enable display 1 Subcommands: breakpoint enable a breakpoint display enable a display
The description explains that the value values for "type" are breakpoint and display. The example then shows the use of 'breakpoint' and 'display'. Then the subcommands section reiterates the two options. It might be confusing to the user that 'breakpoint' and 'display' are referred to within this help as both "types" and "subcommands". It might be best to pick one and stick with it, removing the other.
description for 'path' within wiki entry for 'info'
"display the schema component designator"
description in actual 'help info' command:
"display the current schema component designator/path"
The output of 'help info' for Subcommands has the short form in the wiki but not in the actual output.
breakOnFailure description has typos in both wiki and actual output:
wiki:
Set whether or the debugger should break on failures. If set to false
the normal processing occurs. If set to true, any errors cause a break. Note that due to the backtracking behavior, not all failures are fatal.
output:
whether or not stop break on failures
breakOnlyOnCreation:
wiki mentions "<value> must be either true/false or 1/0. "
help output does not
dataLength:
wiki mentions "This only affects the 'info data' command."
help output does not
infosetLines:
wiki has much more detail: "This only affects the 'info infoset' command. This shows the last <value> lines of the infoset. If <value> is less than or equal to zero, the entire infoset is printed."
removeHidden:
similar to issues above. much less info than in the wiki. This might be acceptable.