MPE/iX Shell and Utilities Reference Manual, Vol 1

more(1) MPE/iX Shell and Utilities more(1)
–p command
+command
initially executes the more command on each file. If it executes successfully and
command is a positioning command such as a line number or a regular expression
search, more displays the resulting page; otherwise more displays the first page of
the file. If both the –t and –p options are specified, the –t option is processed first.
–S displays the prompt in normal mode rather than
STANDOUT
mode.
–s replaces consecutive empty lines with a single empty line.
–t tag searches for the named tag and displays the page of text containing it. See ctags(1)
for more information.
–u displays all backspaces as ˆH. Normally characterbackspace_(underscore) displays
character as underlined and characterbackspacecharacter displays character as
boldfaced. –u also displays all carriage returns as ˆM. This option cannot be used
with –A.
Interactive Commands
more also accepts the following interactive commands.
[n]b
[n]
CTRL-B
[n]PgUp
moves backward n lines, with a default of one page. If n is more than the page size,
more displays only the final page.
[n]d
[n]
CTRL-D
scrolls forward n lines, with a default of one half of the page size. If you specify n,it
becomes the new default for subsequent d and u commands.
[n]f
[n]
CTRL-F
[n]PgDn
moves forward n lines, with a default of one page. At end-of-file, more continues
with the next file in list, or exits if the current file is the last one in the list.
[n]G goes to the nth line in the file. If you do not specify n, more advances to the end of
the file.
[n]g goes to the nth line in the file, with the default being the first line of the file.
h displays a summary of interactive commands.
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