Use member names in cmd_entry definitions so I stop getting confused

about the order.

1 files changed, 16 insertions, 10 deletions

diff --git a/cmd-set-hook.c b/cmd-set-hook.c
index d75b0ba1..e502fa79 100644
--- a/cmd-set-hook.c
+++ b/cmd-set-hook.c
@@ -30,19 +30,25 @@
 enum cmd_retval cmd_set_hook_exec(struct cmd *, struct cmd_q *);
 
 const struct cmd_entry cmd_set_hook_entry = {
-	"set-hook", NULL,
-	"gt:u", 1, 2,
-	"[-gu] " CMD_TARGET_SESSION_USAGE " hook-name [command]",
-	CMD_SESSION_T,
-	cmd_set_hook_exec
+	.name = "set-hook",
+	.alias = NULL,
+
+	.args = { "gt:u", 1, 2 },
+	.usage = "[-gu] " CMD_TARGET_SESSION_USAGE " hook-name [command]",
+
+	.flags = CMD_SESSION_T,
+	.exec = cmd_set_hook_exec
 };
 
 const struct cmd_entry cmd_show_hooks_entry = {
-	"show-hooks", NULL,
-	"gt:", 0, 1,
-	"[-g] " CMD_TARGET_SESSION_USAGE,
-	CMD_SESSION_T,
-	cmd_set_hook_exec
+	.name = "show-hooks",
+	.alias = NULL,
+
+	.args = { "gt:", 0, 1 },
+	.usage = "[-g] " CMD_TARGET_SESSION_USAGE,
+
+	.flags = CMD_SESSION_T,
+	.exec = cmd_set_hook_exec
 };
 
 enum cmd_retval