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One, command line plus options
Built-in commands:
Help COMMAND
Example:
Help CD
External command:
COMMAND--help
command-h
To determine the command type:
type COMMAND
The results shown are:
[[Email protected] ~]# type CDCD is a shell builtin# built-in command [[email protected] ~]# type susu is/bin/su# external command [email protecte D] ~]# type Lsls is aliased to ' ls--color=auto ' # alias
Ii. use of the Command Manual (manual)
Format:
Mans COMMAND
Man number COMMAND
Example:
Man kill
Man 2 Kill
Note: If you do not add a number , the default starting from 1 , the number of numbers to open the first chapter
Numbers generally have the following categories:
1 Commands (Programs)
User commands
instructions or executables that the consumer can manipulate in the shell environment (/bin,/usr/bin,/usr/local/bin)
2 System calls
System calls
As the name implies, the system core can call functions and tools, etc.
3 Library calls
Library files
Some of the commonly used functions (function) with library files (library) , most of C 's
4 special files (devices)
Special Files ( device file )
device files, usually located in /dev
5 File formats and conventions
Document formats and specifications
specification formats for some profiles, such as /etc/passwd
6 Games
Game
7 Conventions and miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
8 System Management Commands
Manage Commands
instructions available to system administrators (/sbin,/usr/sbin,/usr/local/sbin)
9 Kernel routines [Non standard]
with Kernel ( kernel ) related files
The contents of the man page are roughly divided into the following sections:
<> : Required []: Optional ... : Multiple times can occur | : Choose one More {}: Grouping
NAME Brief instruction, information name Description
Synopsis Brief Introduction to instruction release syntax (syntax)
DESCRIPTION A more complete description of the important
OPTIONS for the Synopsis section, there is an enumeration of all the available option descriptions
COMMANDS When this program is executed, the instructions that can be issued in this program
FILES The configuration file associated with this command
See ALSO refer to the additional instructions
EXAMPLE Some examples that can be consulted
Man-related actions
SPACEBAR to turn down one page
[PageDown] turn down one page
b turn up one page Memory skills:b key above the SPACEBAR
[PageUp] turn up one page
Enter line down
K- up line memory tip: In front of the Enter key
[Home] to the first page
[End] to the last one
/string search string down
string Up Search
N,n continues the search for the next string,n forward,n Reverse
Q Exit
Man-related instructions
Man-f Mans find out in the system documentation that the chapters related to man are listed
Man-k Mans find the system documentation that contains the man keyword will be listed
Whatis [ instruction or material ] equivalent to man–f
Apropos [ instruction or information ] equivalent to Man–k
Note : These two special instructions must be established Whatis database.
Use the following directives to establish:
Man db
(centos7 Use this command later, previously using makewhatis)
( in particular, minimal installation needs to be performed once )
third, online documentation Info
use similar to man, but more detailed than the man command, generally used less
Iv./usr/share/doc
v.Baidu,Google, and official documents
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