README.md in daemon-ogre-1.4.0 vs README.md in daemon-ogre-1.4.1

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@@ -54,24 +54,24 @@ you can simply use your terminal with arguments like * start - for start the process if you choosed :terminate => true in code like above start command will check does the application already running or not, so you dont have to worry about -* stop - will terminate the running application -* restart - will stop the process if that is already running than start again -* debug - this will show the fancy loadings if you want look busy by coding big stuffs :) (or debug your code) -* debugger - this will call the ruby debugger gem to aid you in trouble +* stop - will terminate the running application +* restart - will stop the process if that is already running than start again +* debug or -d - this will show the fancy loadings if you want look busy by coding big stuffs :) (or debug your code) +* debugger - this will call the ruby debugger gem to aid you in trouble you should use these commands: set autolist on #show the code, and the position like and editor, in every step. s #step in any kind of method, beware to use carefully because you end up in really deep somewhere in Alice world n #step to next code/codeblock etc, without enter it (usefull when you find the right place) l #list your current position #simply hit enter to repeate the last one -* daemon or -d -this will fork a child process by the given parameters +* daemon -this will fork a child process by the given parameters * log or -l -you can set the log file position n by terminal for one time run * pid or -p -you can set the pid file position n name by terminal for one time run * status or -s -this will tell you ,does your process is running not * help -this will invoke some help to the terminal if you out of luck and forget everything from this page * clear -this will remove every log by the prev given paths, usefull in debugging