most --VERSION (return code: 0)
most: invalid switch E ignored.
most: invalid switch R ignored.
most: invalid switch I ignored.
most: invalid switch O ignored.
MOST version 5.0.0 (S-Lang version 2.3.1)
Usage:
most [-1Cbcdkstvw] [+/string] [+line number] [+s] [+d] file...
where: -1: assume VT100 terminal. (VMS only)
-b: Startup in binary mode.
-C: disable color support
-c: Make searches case sensitive.
-d: Do not display the \ wrap marker when wrapping lines.
-M: Do not attempt to mmap files.
-s: Squeeze out excess blank lines.
-t: Display tabs as ^I. If this option is immediately followed
by an integer, the integer sets the tab width.
-u: Disable UTF-8 mode
-v: Do not interpret backspace formatting characters.
-w: Wrap lines.
-z: No gunzip-on-the-fly.
+/string:
Search for string
+line number
Start up at specified line number.
+d: Allow file deletion.
+s: Secure Mode-- no edit, cd, shell, and reading files not
already listed on the command line.
+u: Enable UTF-8 mode.
Example: most -ct4 +82 keymap.c
makes searches case sensitive, sets tabwidth to 4, and displays the file
keymap.c starting at line 82.
most --help (return code: 1)
MOST version 5.0.0 (S-Lang version 2.3.1)
Usage:
most [-1Cbcdkstvw] [+/string] [+line number] [+s] [+d] file...
where: -1: assume VT100 terminal. (VMS only)
-b: Startup in binary mode.
-C: disable color support
-c: Make searches case sensitive.
-d: Do not display the \ wrap marker when wrapping lines.
-M: Do not attempt to mmap files.
-s: Squeeze out excess blank lines.
-t: Display tabs as ^I. If this option is immediately followed
by an integer, the integer sets the tab width.
-u: Disable UTF-8 mode
-v: Do not interpret backspace formatting characters.
-w: Wrap lines.
-z: No gunzip-on-the-fly.
+/string:
Search for string
+line number
Start up at specified line number.
+d: Allow file deletion.
+s: Secure Mode-- no edit, cd, shell, and reading files not
already listed on the command line.
+u: Enable UTF-8 mode.
Example: most -ct4 +82 keymap.c
makes searches case sensitive, sets tabwidth to 4, and displays the file
keymap.c starting at line 82.