Annotation of researchv8dc/cmd/wwb/wwbhelp.sh, revision 1.1.1.1

1.1       root        1: # NOTICE-NOT TO BE DISCLOSED OUTSIDE BELL SYS EXCEPT UNDER WRITTEN AGRMT
                      2: L=/usr/lib/style
                      3: for i in $*
                      4:        do case $i in
                      5:                -ver) echo $0 version 2.0:: 2.0;exit;;
                      6:                -flags) echo $0 \[-ver\] \[-flags\] \[word or part of word ..\];exit;;
                      7:                -*) echo unknown wwbhelp flag $i;exit;;
                      8:        esac
                      9: done
                     10: if test $# = 0
                     11: then
                     12:        echo -e         'When you see the ">" sign, type the word you wish to have
                     13: more information for.  When you wish to stop, type q.
                     14: 
                     15: If no information appears, either your word is misspelled or
                     16: it is not included in the help file.\n'
                     17:        while echo -e ">\c";read word
                     18:                if test \( "$word" = 'q' -o "$word" = '.' -o "$word" = '' \)
                     19:                then    exit
                     20:                fi
                     21:                do
                     22:                        worduncap=`echo $word|tr [A-Z] [a-z]`
                     23:                         grep "$worduncap" $L/helplist.d
                     24:                done
                     25: else   echo -e 'If no information appears, either your word is misspelled or
                     26: it is not included in the help file.\n'
                     27:        while test "$1"
                     28:                do
                     29:                        worduncap=`echo $1|tr [A-Z] [a-z]`
                     30:                         grep "$worduncap" $L/helplist.d
                     31:                        shift
                     32:                done
                     33:        exit
                     34: fi

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