GNU/Linux man pages
Livre :
Expressions régulières,
Syntaxe et mise en oeuvre :
Unix |
Unix v6 |
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nroff(1) |
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nroff format text [ +n ] [ n ] [ −nn ] [ −ran ] [ −mx ] [ ] [ ] [ ] files formats text according to control lines embedded in the text files. reads the standard input if no file arguments are given. An argument of just ‘‘−’’ refers to the standard input. The non-file option arguments are interpreted as follows: +n Output commences at the first page whose page number is or larger. n Printing stops after page −nn First generated (not necessarily printed) page is given number n; simulates ‘‘.pn n’’. −ran Set number register to the value −mname Prepends a standard macro file; simulates ‘‘.so /usr/lib/tmac.name’’. s Stop prior to each page to permit paper loading. Printing is restarted by typing a ‘newline’ character. h Spaces are replaced where possible with tabs to speed up output (or reduce the size of the output file). q Prompt names for insertions are not printed and the bell character is sent instead; the insertion is not echoed.
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/usr/lib/suftab |
suffix hyphenation tables |
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/tmp/rtm? |
temporary |
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/usr/lib/tmac.* |
standard macro files |
NROFF User’s Manual (internal memorandum).
neqn (I), col (I)
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nroff(1) | |