Can't find information on how to print out documentation on android shell commands while in the shell. Something along the lines of
help ls
The command help got stripped for most (if not all) commandline tools.
The only thing I can tell you is how to find out about the functionality of all the tools or better where you can find the sources and look at each of their code.
Here you can find the commandline tools used in Android. Git source browser: system/core/toolbox
Now looking at the code of the ls command I can tell you for example that it supports following switches.
You can try to find that information in the source code of the commands you need.
Hope it helped.
The short answer is: you can't and you shouldn't need to.
Android's shell environment is purposefully very limited - it's pretty much just there to support the odd script needed for system events such as booting. If you're trying to use them in your app, you're probably doing something you shouldn't be doing. If nothing else, I strongly suspect the Android team would not consider the shell tools to be part of any published API, so would feel free to change them, including adding and removing behaviour, at any time. Also, I don't think there's much you can do with 'ls' which you can't do with Java's file handling APIs...
我的声誉不够高,无法直接响应朱利安的评论,但是如果目标是找到应用程序数据库的位置,则它应该位于/data/data/com.app.package.name/databases中
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