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Types: TextFile
Notes: UNIX file
Names: »genhelp«
└─⟦26887b7e0⟧ Bits:30009717 Comet 32 harddisk image
└─⟦28c352965⟧ »/a« UNIX Filesystem
└─⟦this⟧ »usr/new/lib/vsh/genhelp«
Command Summary Command Action ^D Leave Vsh, must be entered twice 1-9 Select page 1-9 0 Select page 10 +, ^F Select next page, + next column -, ^U Select previous page, - previous column ^L Re-display same page . Select page with files beginning with character prompted for a-t Select associated file ^ (HOME) Change to Home directory / Change to root \ Change to previous directory (undo last change directory) ? Display this page ! Execute shell % Chain to shell (does not return to Vsh) $ Execute Bourne shell line feed Change to parent directory. Command Action C Create file or directory D Date E Show Errors from previous make F File selection by name G Grep L Long listing of files on current page M Make N Make forked off (2 bells on OK return, 3 bells on error) O Options P Ps (Print processes) R Remove files S Show output of Grep T Type out (display) text file W Who X eXecute any shell command Y Re-execute previous X shell command These commands are useful in select mode. Command Action <TAB> Forward column ^F Forward column (Emacs style) ^B Backward column ^P uP column ^N dowN column ^A Back series ^E Forward series h,j,k,l Forward, backward, up, and down (VI style) ' Enter selected item These commands are available when viewing files or output through VSH's pager, (More? prompt with the VSH display command, help or pexec) 1,< First line G,> Last line ?,^R Reverse search /,^S Forward search (wraps around) e,v Invoke $EDITOR -,^P,k Previous line <CR>,^N,j Next line ^U Previous half page ^D Next half page ^B,^ Previous full page ^L Re-paint page ! Fork a subshell (anything else) Next full page Most of the above commands, especially A-Z, are user-alterable. See "help vsh" for more information.