Name: More
Description: SimilarCat, but will be a page-by-page display to facilitate the user to read, and the most basic instruction is to press the blank key (space) on the next page, press the B key will go back to a page, and there is the function of the search string (similar to VI), using the documentation, please press H.
parameter:-num number of rows displayed at one time
- D prompts the user to display below the screen [press space to continue, ' Q ' to quit.], if the user presses the wrong key, the [push ' H ' for INSTrUctions.] Instead of ' beep ' sound
-L Cancel feature that pauses when meeting special character ^l (paper feed characters)
-F Number of rows, in actual number of rows , rather than lines after word wrap (some single-line words that are too long will be extended to two or more lines)
- p do not scroll to display each page, but first clear the screen and then display the content
- c similar to-p, the difference is to display the content before clearing other old data
- s When you encounter a row that has more than two consecutive lines, replace the blank line with one line
- u does not display quotation marks (Te specified by term under environment variables )Rminal and different)
+/searches for the string (pattern) before each file is displayed, and then starts displaying it after the string
+num starting from Num line
FileNames to display the contents of the file, can be the number of complex
Example:
More-S Testfile displays the contents of the Testfile pages by page, if there are two consecutive lines or more blank lines are displayed in a row of blank lines.
More+20 testfile from line 20th to display the contents of the Testfile file.
Example:
A, Jmap-histo 20392|more
B, Jmap-histo 20392
There are more and no more differences:
No more: The direct display to the end, you can page up according to the scroll bar, but because it is too long, so you can only see part of the above may be more important content can not be seen.
Plus more: The results will be paged and will be displayed from the first page. This will look very clear.
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