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1.1 root 1: #print
2: You can also use "-" in addresses.
3: For example, you can print the
4: line before the current line with
5: .-1p
6: as a command. Again, I'll put
7: you in the editor; print the fifth
8: line and then the fourth, using this
9: command to print lines in reverse
10: order. Then leave with w, q, and ready.
11: #create Ref
12: :carrots
13: :squash
14: :"file" 9 lines, 83 characters
15: #create file
16: broccoli
17: mushrooms
18: cauliflower
19: squash
20: carrots
21: lettuce
22: string beans
23: peas
24: lima beans
25: #copyout
26: #pipe
27: ex +'set prompt noopt open' file
28: #user
29: #unpipe
30: #uncopyout
31: tail -3 .ocopy >X1
32: #cmp Ref X1 3
33: #log
34: #next
35: 9.1a 10
36: 9.2a 5
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