| Command dispatching functions. | These functions handle command dispatching, and can
be used to programatically invoke drush commands in
different ways. |
| Command processing functions. | These functions manage command processing by the
main function in drush.php. |
| Database convenience functions. | |
| Engine types | |
| Engine types | |
| Extensions management. | Functions to manage extensions. |
| Filesystem convenience functions. | |
| Functions to execute commands. | |
| Get input from the user. | Ask the user a basic yes/no question. |
| Logging information to be provided as output. | These functions are primarily for diagnostic purposes, but also provide an overview of tasks that were taken
by drush. |
| Managing errors that occur in the Drush framework. | Functions that manage the current error status of the Drush framework. |
| Process output text. | Prints a message with optional indentation. In general,
drush_log($message, 'ok') is often a better choice than this function.
That gets your confirmation message (for example) into the logs for this
drush request. Consider that drush… |
