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Date: | Tue, 1 Dec 1998 22:26:15 +0100 |
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Glenn after Brad...
>> man sed > temp
>> ...I get lots of garbage when I open it up in vi.
>> I want to be able to somehow convert the formatting in a man page to
>> just plain ascii so vi can view and edit it.
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>I'm interested in hearing the solution to this, because
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>(1) I don't see the option in 'man man'. (I have -k for keyword lookup,
> -M to search a specific path, -w to show the filename for the man
> entry, and -x to show what files are being searched. That's it!)
Well, I do have some shell script (doing a bunch of sed's and awk's)
somewhere that converts the man output into HTML... If this would be
helpful, I could try to dig it up...
BTW, I recall noticing a difference in man output depending on whether
MANPATH or -M option was used or not used. And, of course, depending on
whether GNU groff was installed (for viewing non-MPE man pages) or not.
Lars (forgot the col -b details, sigh)
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