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pagination Display of text

More [Options] file

more for pagination display text file, first appeared in BSD, but this command is very basic, then less command to enhance it, so-called lesser is more

Parameters

File is the path name of the text file that needs to be displayed on a split screen

Options

-NUM specifies the number of lines of the screen, expressed as integers

+num starting with the line number num

-D let more show the user information [press space to continue, ' Q ' to quit.]

-F makes more count logical lines instead of screen lines (long lines do not break to the next line)

-S compresses duplicate empty lines into a blank line

-U Prevent underlining

Command

More of the interactive environment is based on VI, you can use some basic commands in the more environment,

H or? Displays the command summary, which is the basic Help information

SPACE Displays the next K-line text, with the default value being the current screen size

Z Ibid.

RETURN Enter to display the next K-line text, the default value is 1

Q or Q exits

ExampleMore-num

$ more-5 Demo      1    Thank you for remembering my birthday     2    But it seems like I forgot to celebrate     3 of    Those records he might like     4    If you sent the wrong gift     5    You asked me how many candles--more--(1%)

Displays the specified number of screen lines

More +num

$ more-5 +30 Demo    It's like I forgot who he was celebrating.    He might like to    see if you sent the wrong gift.    You asked me how many candles    I need.    What kind of blessing do you want?--more--(10%)

Displayed from the specified line, where-5 is to show that the data is truncated.

more-d

        I'm really reluctant to    end this romantic mistake    . You just love silly who cares about--more--(6) [Press space to continue, ' Q ' to quit.]

Display the message, space continues, q exits

Tips

1.more is an interactive environment, similar to VI Editor, its basic command is the same as VI, H can view these commands

2.less is an enhanced version of more and more often uses less rather than more

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