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@@ -621,6 +621,53 @@ of whether they were compiled as ERE or BRE. Any other command string results in a brief error message. +.IP "\fB:f\fP \fIinteger\fP" +Capture a triggered snapshot only once every +.I integer +times the trigger event occurs If +.I integer +is 0 or 1, then trigger on every matching event. + +When +.I integer +is 1 or more, +.I pw +counts the number of trigger events which occur. Only when the counter reaches +the specified value is a snapshot taken; and then the counter is reset to zero. + +There is an internal difference between the value 0 and 1 in that +0 disables the feature: no counting takes place. + +.IP "\fB:c\fP [\fIinteger\fP]" +Limit the number of trigger-driven captures to the count specified by +.IR integer , +after which capture is automatically suspended, as if by the +.B Space +command. + +If +.IR integer +is omitted, then the count of snapshots is reset to zero, without +affecting the configuration that was previously specified by a +.B :c +command with an argument. + +If +.IR integer +is zero, then the counting mode is disabled; capture does not suspend +regardless of how many capture events occur. + +Note that capture events are counted, not trigger events. +Thus, if the capture frequency is reduced using the +.B :f +command, then the ignored trigger events are not counted. + +When the required number of captures is taken, and capture is suspended, +the trigger count is reset to zero. Thus when the +.B Enter +command is used to resume capture, the same number of capture events +will have to occur again before the next automatic suspension. + .SH OPTIONS .IP "\fB-i\fP \fIreal\fP" |