L - List file on terminal.
Syntax:
L
L filename
Ls filename
Ls-f filename
Ls,c filename
Examples:
l
l /cat/myfile
l3-5 /cat/dog
l7,30 /cat/ninetails
Options:
- filename
- is the name of a text file.
- s
- is a positive integer. FRED will start listing the file at the given line number instead
of the start of the file.
- f
- is a positive integer. If you say Ls-f, FRED starts listing the file at line s
and ends with line f. For example, L3-5 lists lines 3 to 5 of a
file.
- c
- is a positive integer. If you say Ls,c, FRED starts listing the file at line s
and lists a total of c lines. For example, L7,20 lists 20 lines
beginning at line 7.
Description:
L displays the contents of an ASCII or BCD file on the terminal. It does not
change ".". If you do not specify a file name, FRED uses the file
name associated with the current buffer.
L does not change the file name associated with the current
buffer.
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