Update the help to reflect new features of the help command.
diff --git a/incubator/console/user-doc.php b/incubator/console/user-doc.php
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--- a/incubator/console/user-doc.php
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@@ -190,13 +190,16 @@
The default help command in Gogo lists the names of the registered commands, and if it is called with a command name as an argument, it displays help message for the
specified command. The default help command does not provide help for the legacy Equinox command, which are adapted by the new console. For this reason the
- new console provides its own help command, which calls the default help, but accepts an additional optional argument, <code>-legacy</code>. <br />
- If this argument is specified, then all command names - both legacy and new - are listed. <br />
+ new console provides its own help command, which calls the default help, but accepts two additional optional arguments, <code>-legacy</code> and <code>-all</code>. <br />
+ If no argument is specified, then the default help command is called and the names of all new commands are displayed. <br />
+ If only a command name is specified, the help message for this command is displayed. The command should be new. <br />
+ If <code>-legacy</code> is specified, then all legacy command names are listed. <br />
If this option is specified and a command name is passed as an argument, then help message for the particular legacy command is displayed. <br />
If the <code>CommandProvider</code>, which provides this command, does not provide separate help for each command
(this is a new feature, introduced in Equinox 3.7), then the help messages for all commands in this <code>CommandProvider</code> are displayed. <br />
+ If <code>-all</code> is specified, then all command names - both legacy and new - are listed. <br />
The help command, provided by the new console, should be explicitly scoped, as in <code>equinox:help</code>. <br />
- Currently there is no <code>man</code> command. Help command should be used instead.
+ There is also a <code>man</code> command. It accepts the same arguments as the help command and has the same semantics. <br />
<h2>Writing RFC 147 Commands</h2>
