// This invalid entry should always be first
cmd: dcInvalid
names: 
resume: false
help: This function should not be called
repeatable: false

cmd: dcHelp
names: help
resume: false
help: Get help with debugger commands

cmd: dcQuit
names: quit
resume: false
help: Exit Bro

cmd: dcNext
names: next
resume: true
repeatable: true
help: Step to the following statement, skipping function calls

cmd: dcStep
names: step s
resume: true
repeatable: true
help: Step to following statements, stepping in to function calls

cmd: dcContinue
names: continue c
resume: true
repeatable: true
help: Resume execution of the policy script

cmd: dcFinish
names: finish
resume: true
repeatable: true
help: Run until the currently-executing function completes

cmd: dcBreak
names: break b
resume: false
help: Set a breakpoint

cmd: dcBreakCondition
names: cond
resume: false
help: 

cmd: dcDeleteBreak
names: delete d
resume: false
help: Delete the specified breakpoints; delete all if no arguments

cmd: dcClearBreak
names: clear
resume: false

cmd: dcDisableBreak
names: disable dis
resume: false

cmd: dcEnableBreak
names: enable
resume: false

cmd: dcIgnoreBreak
names: ignore
resume: false

cmd: dcPrint
names: print p set
resume: false
repeatable: true
help: Evaluate an expression and print the result (also aliased as 'set')

cmd: dcBacktrace
names: backtrace bt where
resume: false
help: Print a stack trace (with +- N argument, inner/outer N frames only)

cmd: dcFrame
names: frame
resume: false
help: Select frame number N

cmd: dcUp
names: up
resume: false
help: Select the stack frame one level up

cmd: dcDown
names: down
resume: false
help: Select the stack frame one level down

cmd: dcInfo
names: info
resume: false
help: Get information about the debugging environment

cmd: dcList
names: list l
resume: false
repeatable: true
help: Print source lines surrounding specified context

cmd: dcDisplay
names: display
resume: false

cmd: dcUndisplay
names: undisplay
resume: false

cmd: dcTrace
names: trace
resume: false
help: Turn on or off execution tracing (with no arguments, prints current state.)
