David A. Harding 88caf44e9e Override Overrides Using "command" ...

New action, "command", forces todo.sh to use builtins and ignore any
.todo.actions.d scripts.  For example, if there is an executable
.todo.actions.d/ls:

    ## Run .todo.actions.d/ls
    todo.sh ls

    ## Run builtin todo.sh ls
    todo.sh command ls

This mimicks bash's behaviour:

    ## Use the default echo
    harding@ziggy:~$ echo 'foo\nbar'
    foo\nbar

    ## Alias the echo command to "echo -e"
    harding@ziggy:~$ alias echo='echo -e'
    harding@ziggy:~$ echo 'foo\nbar'
    foo
    bar

    ## Force bash to call the default echo command
    harding@ziggy:~$ command echo 'foo\nbar'
    foo\nbar

2009-03-09 14:10:21 -04:00

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