Help: mysh type command summary:
The type command is used to display one or more text files. The names of these files are the arguments to this command as are options that control how those files are processed before being displayed.
Files can be handled in one of two modes:
raw Files are displayed with no pre-processing cooked Files are displayed after handlebars and shell variables have been processed and the results inserted into the text.
The default behavior of the type command is set by the $type variable. This may take the values:
raw, off, false, no = raw mode (the default value) cooked, on, true, yes = cooked mode
Within the type command, options can be used to override the defaults:
+c Force cooked mode. -c Force raw mode.
Note: This command contrasts with the load command which can also be used to
display text files. The difference is the the load command always expands handlebars and shell variables.