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10: pprriinntt [-eennrruu_n] [_a_r_g_u_m_e_n_t ...]
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12: The command pprriinntt is built into the Korn shell kksshh. It echoes
13: each _a_r_g_u_m_e_n_t onto the standard output. Arguments are separated
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17: pprriinntt recognizes and substitutes for the following C-style escape
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22: \f Formfeed
23: \n Newline
24: \r Carriage return
25: \t Tab
26: \v Vertical tab
27: \0_n_n_n _n_n_n is the octal value of the desired character
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37: -rr Suppress expansion of C escape sequences.
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39: -uu_n Redirect output from the standard output to shell file
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42: ***** See Also *****
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