Major Section: HISTORY
Examples: (get-command-sequence 4 12) :gcs 4 12 ; same as above (get-command-sequence 4 :x) :gcs 4 :x ; same as above
See pcs for a utility that prints abbreviated information about the
commands that are between two command descriptors. The utility
get-command-sequence -- or simply gcs, so that you can just type
:gcs at the prompt -- has the same syntax but instead of printing, it
simply returns the corresponding list of commands. More precisely, it
returns an error triple (mv erp val state) (see error-triples) such that
if erp is not nil, then val is the desired list of commands.
