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- NAME
- rpr -- display and format files
-
- SYNTAX
- rpr [-dFnt] [-h header] [-l lines] [-w width] file ...
-
- DESCRIPTION
- rpr displays the specified files on the standard output in a
- paginated form. By default, rpr formats the given files into
- 66-line pages. Each page has a 5-line header. By default, the
- third line contains the file's path name, its date of last
- modifica- tion and the current page number; the other lines are
- blank. A 5-line trailer consists of blank lines.
-
- OPTIONS
- rpr accepts the following options:
-
- -d produces double-spaced output.
-
- -F uses formfeeds to separate pages. rpr normally separates
- pages by sending a series of newline characters to fill the
- length of a page.
-
- -h header
- uses the header string instead of the file name on each
- succeeding page header.
-
- -l n
- sets the number of lines per page of output; the default is
- 66. The actual number of lines displayed per page is this
- number less 5 for the header and 5 for the trailer. If n is
- less than 10 (the number of lines needed for the header and
- the trailer), rpr displays neither the header nor the
- trailer.
-
- -n numbers the lines of each file. Each number takes up 5
- positions. A space separates the number from the line.
-
- -t does not display the headers and trailers, and quits after
- the last line of the file -- it does not display any extra
- lines.
-
- -w n
- sets the width of the page to n column positions. Without
- this option, the default page width is 72.
-
- SEE ALSO
- GetOpt(3), SetupArg(3)
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- COPYRIGHT
- Copyright (c) 1994 Lawrence R Buchanan.
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