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1.1 root 1: #print
2: The pr command has a number of other capabilities besides simple
3: printing of files. Probably the most useful is that it can do
4: multi-column printing. This is controlled by an optional
5: argument:
6: pr -3 filenames
7: will print in 3-column format, and
8: pr -5 filenames
9: prints in five columns. You can use any number in place of 3 and 5,
10: although as you get more columns they become narrower
11: so things will fit.
12: Notice that the optional argument comes ______before the files names.
13:
14: In this directory there is a list of words. Find the list, print
15: it in two columns, and find out what word appears at the top
16: of the second column. Type "answer WORD", where WORD
17: is the word you decide on.
18: #create wordlist
19: a
20: aardvark
21: aardwolf
22: Aaron
23: Aaronic
24: Ab
25: aba
26: abaca
27: abaci
28: aback
29: abacus
30: abacuses
31: abaft
32: abalone
33: abandon
34: abandoned
35: abandoner
36: abandonment
37: abase
38: abasement
39: abash
40: abashment
41: abate
42: abatement
43: abater
44: abatis
45: abatises
46: abattoir
47: abaxial
48: abbacy
49: Abbasid
50: abbatial
51: abbe'
52: abbess
53: Abbevillian
54: abbey
55: abbot
56: abbreviate
57: abbreviation
58: abbreviator
59: Abby
60: Abc
61: Abcs
62: Abc's
63: abdicable
64: abdicate
65: abdication
66: abdicator
67: abdomen
68: abdominal
69: abdominally
70: abdominous
71: abduce
72: abducent
73: abduct
74: abduction
75: abductor
76: abeam
77: abecedarian
78: abed
79: Abel
80: abele
81: abelmosk
82: aberrance
83: aberrancy
84: aberrant
85: aberrantly
86: aberration
87: aberrational
88: abet
89: abetment
90: abetted
91: abetter
92: abetting
93: abettor
94: abeyance
95: abeyant
96: abhominable
97: abhor
98: abhorred
99: abhorrence
100: abhorrent
101: abhorrently
102: abhorrer
103: abhorring
104: Abib
105: abidance
106: abide
107: abided
108: abider
109: abiding
110: Abigail
111: abigail
112: ability
113: abiogeneses
114: abiogenesis
115: abiogenetic
116: abiogenetical
117: abiogenetically
118: abiogenist
119: #copyin
120: #user
121: #uncopyin
122: #create script
123: /^a/s/.* //
124: .w X1
125: w
126: q
127: #
128: pr -2 wordlist >foo
129: ed - foo <script
130: tail -1 .copy >X2
131: #cmp X1 X2
132: #log
133: #next
134: 3.1e 10
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