MPE/iX Shell and Utilities Reference Manual, Vol 1

more(1) MPE/iX Shell and Utilities more(1)
’’ returns to the position from which you last issued a movement command of greater
than one page or the beginning of the file if you have issued no such commands.
:e [filename]ENTER
stops viewing the current file and views filename instead. If you do not specify
filename, more returns to the beginning of the current file. If filename is #, more
returns to the last file viewed before the current one.
[n]:n views the next file from the list given on the command line. If you specify n, more
views the nth next file from the list.
[n]:p views the previous file from the list given in the command line. If you specify n,
more views the nth previous file from the list.
:t tagname
goes to tagname (see ctags(1)).
:w filename
writes the contents of the current file to the file filename.
!<shell command>
escapes to shell and executes shell command.
=
CTRL-G
displays, where possible, the name of the file currently being viewed, its number (rel-
ative to the total number of files specified in the command line), the current line num-
ber, the current byte number, the total bytes to display and what percentage of the file
has been displayed.
[n]/[!]pattern
searches forward in the file for the nth line containing pattern. n defaults to one if not
specified. If pattern is the null regular expression (/), more uses the previous pat-
tern. If the character ! precedes pattern, more searches for lines that do not contain
pattern.
[n]?[!]pattern
searches backward in the file for the nth line containing pattern. The search begins at
the line immediately before the top line displayed. n defaults to one if not specified.
If pattern is the null regular expression (?), more uses the previous pattern. If the
character ! precedes pattern, more searches for lines that do not contain pattern.
HOME goes to the first line in the file.
END goes to the last line in the file.
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