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1.1 root 1: case $CONFIG in
2: '') . config.sh ;;
3: esac
4: echo "Extracting pager.help (with variable substitutions)"
5: $spitshell >pager.help <<!GROK!THIS!
6: $startsh
7: # $Header: pager.help.SH,v 4.3 85/05/01 11:45:31 lwall Exp $
8: #
9: # $Log: pager.help.SH,v $
10: # Revision 4.3 85/05/01 11:45:31 lwall
11: # Baseline for release with 4.3bsd.
12: #
13:
14: $pager <<'EOT'
15: Paging commands:
16:
17: SP Display the next page.
18: x Display the next page decrypted (rot13).
19: d Display half a page more.
20: CR Display one more line.
21: ^R,v,^X Restart the current article (v=verbose header, ^X=rot13).
22: ^B Back up one page.
23: ^L,X Refresh the screen (X=rot13).
24: g pat Go to (search forward within article for) pattern.
25: G Search again for current pattern within article.
26: ^G Search for next line beginning with \"Subject:\".
27: TAB Search for next line beginning with a different character.
28: q Quit the pager, go to end of article. Leave article read or unread.
29: j Junk this article (mark it read). Goes to end of article.
30:
31: The following commands skip the rest of the current article, then behave
32: just as if typed to the 'What next?' prompt at the end of the article:
33:
34: n Scan forward for next unread article.
35: N Go to next article.
36: ^N Scan forward for next unread article with same title.
37: p,P,^P Same as n,N,^N, only going backwards.
38: - Go to previously displayed article.
39:
40: The following commands also take you to the end of the article.
41: Type h at end of article for a description of these commands:
42:
43: # $ & / = ? c C f F k K ^K m M number r R ^R s S u v w W Y ^ |
44:
45: (To return to the middle of the article after one of these commands, type ^L.)
46: EOT
47: !GROK!THIS!
48: $eunicefix pager.help
49: chmod 755 pager.help
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