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termcap(4) termcap(4) Hazeltine terminals, which don't allow "-,, characters to be printed should indicate h z. Datamedia terminals, which echo carriage-return linefeed for carriage return and then ignore a following linefeed should indicate nco Early Concept terminals, which ignore a linefeed immediately after an am wrap, should indicate xn. If an erase-eol is required to get rid of standout (instead of merely writing on top of it), xs should be given. Teleray terminals, where tabs turn all characters moved over to blanks, should indicate xt. Other specific terminal problems may be corrected by adding more capabilities of the form xx. Other capabilities include is, an initialization string for the terminal, and if, the name of a file containing long initialization strings. These strings are expected to properly clear and then set the tabs on the tenninal, if the terminal has settable tabs. If both are given, is will be printed before if. This is useful where if is /usr/lib/tabset/std but is clears the tabs first. Similar Terminals If there are two very similar terminals, one can be defined as being just like the other with certain exceptions. The string capability t c can be given with the name of the similar terminal. This capability must be last and the combined length of the two entries must not exceed 1024. Since termlib routines search the entry from left to right, and since the tc capability is replaced by the corresponding entry, the capabilities given at the left override the ones in the similar terminal. A capability can be cancelled with xx@ where xx is the capability. For example, the entry: hn I 2621nl:ks@:ke@:tc=2621: defines a "2621nl" that does not have the ks or ke capabilities, and hence does not tum on the function key labels when in visual mode. This is useful for different modes for a terminal, or for different user preferences. FILES / etc/termcap file containing terminal descriptions SEE ALSO ex(I), tset(1), ul(I), vi(I), termcap{3X). BUGS ex allows only 256 characters for string capabilities, and the routines in termcap (3X) do not check for overflow of this buffer. The total length of a single entry {excluding only escaped new- 11 February, 1990 RevisionC
termcap(4) termcap(4) lines) may not exceed 1024. The rna, VB, and ve entries are specific to the vi program. Not all programs support all entries. There are entries that are not supported by any program. February, 1990 12 Revision C
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LIMITED WARRANTY ON MEDIA AND REPLA
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Preface Conventions Used in This Ma
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Term Select Drag Choose Action Posi
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For example, cat(l) refers to the c
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commands, backing up your system, a
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AlUX Programmer's Reference contain
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those that contribute to the boot p
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5.3 Command synopses This section i
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Table of Contents Section 3: Subrou
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egex(3X) ..........................
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ttyslot(3C) ................... fin
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malloe(3C) malloe(3C) realloe also
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malloc(3X) malloc(3X) 2 calloc allo
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matherr{3M) matherr{3M) NAME mather
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matherr(3M) matherr(3M) DEFAULT ERR
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mclock(3F) mclock(3F) NAME mclock -
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memory (3C) memory(3C) memcpy copie
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mkfifo(3P) mkfifo(3P) NAME mkf if 0
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mktemp(3C) mktemp(3C) NAME mktemp -
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moni tor(3C) moni tor(3C) NAME moni
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mount(3) mount(3) NAME moun t - mou
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mount (3N) mount(3N) MOUNTPROC UMNT
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nbp(3N) nbp(3N) at socket socket; }
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nbp(3N) buf max retry nbp(3N) An ar
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nlist(3C) NAME nlist - get entries
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pap(3N) pap(3N) DESCRIPTION The PAP
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pap(3N) tuple pap(3N) A pointer to
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pathconf(3P) pathconf(3P) NAME path
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perror(3C) perror(3C) NAME perror,
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plot(3X) plot(3X) See plot(4) for a
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popen(3S) popen(3S) If an illegal t
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printf(3S) printf(3S) A precision t
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printf(3S) printf(3S) s The arg is
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putc(3S) putc(3S) minal input is re
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putpwent(3C) NAME putpwent - write
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qsort(3C) qsort(3C) NAME qs 0 rt -
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and(3C) NAME rand, s rand - simple
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cmd(3N) rcmd(3N) NAME rcmd, rresvpo
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egcmp(3X) regcmp(3X) NAME regcmp, r
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egcmp(3X) Example 3: 'include "file
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exec(3N) rexec(3N) NAME rexec - ret
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nusers(3N) rnusers (3N) NAME rnuser
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pc(3N) clntyerrno () clntyerror ()
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pc(3N) svcerr_systemerr() svcerr_we
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tmp(3N) rtmp(3N) NAME rtmp netinfo
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wall(3N) rwall(3N) NAMB rwall- writ
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scanf(3S) scanf(3S) NAME scanf, fsc
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scanf(3S) scanf(3S) characters in t
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set42sig(3) set42sig(3) NAME set42s
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setbuf(3S) setbuf(3S) RETURN VALUE
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setposix(3P} setposix(3P} NAME setp
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sigaction(3P) sigaction(3P) NAME si
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sigaction(3P) sigaction(3P) If siga
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signal(3) signal(3) NAME signal - s
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signal(3) signal(3) 3 If the proces
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signal(3) signal(3) S I G DFL - ign
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signal(3F) signal (3F) NAME signal
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sigprocmask(3P) sigprocmask(3P) tur
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sigset jmp(3P) sigset jmp(3P) SEE A
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sigsetops(3P) sigsetops(3P) sigfill
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sinh(3F) sinh(3F) NAME sinh, dsinh
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sleep(3C) NAME sleep - suspend exec
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slots(3X) slots(3X) pointed to by d
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spray(3N) SEE ALSO spray(IM), spray
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sqrt(3F) sqrt(3F) NAME sqrt, dsqrt,
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ssignal(3C) ssignal(3C) If sig has
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string(3C) string(3C) char *strtok(
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strtod(3C) strtod(3C) NAME strtod -
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strtol(3C) BUGS Overflow conditions
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sysconf(3P) SEE ALSO pa thconf(3P).
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system(3S) NAME system - issue a sh
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tedrain(3P) tedrain(3P) NAME tedrai
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tcgetattr(3P) [ENOTTY] SEE ALSO cfg
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t cset pgrp(3P) tcsetpgrp(3P) NAME
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termeap(3X) termeap(3X) up entry in
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tmpnam(3S) tmpnam(3S) NAME tmpnam,
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trig(3M) trig(3M) NAME sin, cos, ta
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tsearch(3C) tsearch(3C) NAME tsearc
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tsearch(3C) tsearch(3C) 3 char stri
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ttyname(3C) ttyname(3C) NAME ttynam
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umount(3) umount(3) NAME umount - u
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varargs(3X) /*execl is called by ex
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vprintf(3S) vprintf(3S) va start (a
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xdr(3N) xdr void() xdr=wrapstring (
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ypclnt(3N) yp_all (indomain, inmap,
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ypclnt(3N) ypclnt(3N) yp _next () r
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ypclnt(3N) ypclnt(3N) yperr_string
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zip(3N) zip(3N) NAME zip getmyzone,
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Section 4: File Formats Table of Co
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intro(4) intro(4) NAME intro - intr
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a.out(4) a.out(4) magic number (the
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acct(4) acct(4) The structure tacct
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afm(4) FontName string FullName str
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aliases(4) aliases(4) NAME aliases
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altblk(4) altblk(4) alternate block
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appletalkrc(4) appletalkrc( 4) NAME
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ar(4) ar(4) ar(l) is used. Each arc
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zb(4) bzb(4) FIELD DESCRIPTIONS bzb
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zb(4) SEE ALSO dp(lM), pname(lM), a
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cml(4) cml(4) • signifies a "no-o
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eml(4) eml(4) 13. special rule A st
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dialup(4) dialup(4) NAME dial up -
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dir(4) NAME dir - format of System
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dpme(4) dpme(4) NAME dpme - format
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dpme(4) dpme(4) dpme lblock start F
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dump. bsd( 4) dump. bsd( 4) 2 NTREC
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errfile(4) errfile(4) Generation of
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exports(4) exports(4) NAME exports
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finstallrc(4) finstallrc(4) = 0: in
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fspec(4) fspec(4) NAME fspec - synt
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fstab(4) fstab(4) NAME f stab - sta
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fstypes(4) fstypes(4) NAME f s type
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gettydefs(4) gettydefs(4) NAME gett
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gettydefs(4) SEE ALSO login(1). get
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group(4) group(4) SEE ALSO passwd(l
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hosts(4) hosts(4) NAME hosts - host
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inittab(4) inittab(4) NAME ini t ta
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inode(4) inode(4) NAME inode - form
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ioctl. syscon(4) operations from th
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iwmap(4) iwmap(4) NAME iwmap - form
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linenwn(4) SEE ALSO cc(l), sdb(l),
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magic(4) message magic(4) that the
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master(4) master(4) specified by nu
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master(4) master(4) ing system boot
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master(4) master(4) EXAMPLES The fo
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NETADDRS (4) NETADDRS(4) NAME NETAD
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networks(4N) networks (4N) NAME net
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passwd(4) passwd(4) a non-null stri
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phones(4) phones(4) NAME phone s -
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plot(4) plot(4) able on devices who
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printcap( 4) printcap( 4) NAMB prin
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Page 368 and 369: ttytype(4) ttytype(4) NAME t t yt y
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environ(5) environ(5) NAME environ
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font(5) font(5) 4 short unitwidth;
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font(5) font(5) funny char strings
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icmp(5P) icmp(5P) NAME i crop - Int
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inet(5F) inet(5F) NAME inet - Inter
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ip(5P) ip(5P) NAME i p - Internet P
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10(5) 10(5) NAME 10 - software loop
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maneS) maneS) 2 • B text · I tex
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man(5) man(5) The programs that pre
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me(5) me(5) NAME me - macros for fo
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me(5) 3 • eh'x'y'z "" • fo'x'y'
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mptx(5) mptx(5) NAME mptx - the mac
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os(S) 2 .AU Y .Bx n .BI y .B2 y .BT
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ov(S) rov(S) NAME rov - a troff mac
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ov(5) rov(5) · DF n f [n f ... ] D
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nterm(5) nterm(5) The meanings of t
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nterm(S) nterm(S) "charset" where i
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prof(5) MARK(loop2); for (j = 0; j
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egexp(5) UNGETC (c) RETURN (pointer
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egexp(5) regexp(5) step uses the ex
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stat(5) stat(5) NAME s tat - data r
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tcp(5P) NAME t cp - Internet Transm
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term(5) term(5) NAME term - convent
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troff(5) troff(5) NAME troff - desc
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troff(5) Dc d\n De dx dy\n Da x y u
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types(5) types(5) NAME types - prim
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udp(SP) udp(5P) NAME udp - Internet
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values(5) values(5) NAME values - m
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