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& @ps
 
  Syntax: @ps[/<switches>] [<object>]
 
  Lists information about the commands you have on each of the queues.
  Unless the /summary switch is used, this command lists all the
  commands you have on the queues, optionally along with their 
  enactor and arguments.
 
  Commands scheduled to be executed at a later time (by the @wait
  command) also show the number of seconds until they will be 
  executed and/or the semaphore on which they are waiting.  If 
  <object> is specified, only commands run by <object> are listed, 
  otherwise all commands run by any of your objects is listed.  A 
  summary of the number of commands listed and the total number of 
  commands in the queues is also displayed.  This command is
  useful for identifying infinite loops in programs.
 
  The following switches are available:
     /brief   - (default) Display a brief summary that shows the
                semaphore number, time-to-wait, object running the 
                command, and the command to be run.
     /long    - In addition to the information in the /brief report,
                display the name and number of the object that caused 
                the command to be run (the enactor) and the arguments 
                to the command.
     /summary - Display just the queue counts.
 
  See also: @notify, @wait