(Solved) HAL pin/signal list?

Now that I'm sort-of getting the HAL thing, the next step is to use HAL to connect all the bits-n-pieces.

Is there a way to print out or export a complete list of pins and signals available in HAL?  I find scrolling through the HAL Show utility very cumbersome and would prefer a text file or (better) a spreadsheet format.

I realize this wouldn't work until LCNC is started and all the functions/pins/signals are created, but am I missing a tool somewhere that would help me visualize and organize everything?

I did see the HAL Gui thread.  Unfortunately, though I managed to instal node.js and the HAL server was working, it was a blank HAL file and I couldn't figure out how to have it display a particular HAL file.

If you go to the  main documents page
linuxcnc.org/docs/2.8/html/
And click on Expand all Man pages, every pin is documented.

in a terminal:

halcmd show pin

You can get everything (pins, parameters, signals, functions, threads) with

halcmd show all > all.txt

Thank you all.  I didn't realize that PCW's simple command created a separate text file until I read Tommy's link.

For posterity:  if you rename the all.txt (or pins.txt) to all.hal, you can open it in Visual Studio Code.  Assuming you've added the LinuxCNC plugin/extension, VS Code will will highlight & color-code various parts to make it more readable.

Thanks for the tip.  I'm used to VSC as I've got the G-code plugin and use it to edit programs, as well as edit post processors.

I'll take a look at Geany - it's already installed with MX.