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\" double quote\ooo octal code\[xx] tty control codeTty control codes are only recognized when embedded in strings passed to <strong>spec</strong>’sbuilt-in functions tty_move() and tty_fmt() . The recognized strings for xx aredescribed in the description of the tty_cntl() function on <strong>page</strong> 87.For any other character x , \x is just that character. The sequence \ooo representsone to three octal digits that have the ASCII value of a single character. For example,\033 represents the escape character.Acharacter string can be continued over more than one line by using a \ at the endof a line. On the other hand, new lines not preceded with a \ are inserted literallyinto the string.Str ing Patter ns and Wild CardsFor the commands lscmd , lsdef , prdef and syms ,ifthe characters ? or * appear inthe arguments, the argument is taken as a pattern. Only information about thosecommands, macros or symbols that match the pattern is displayed. In forming thepattern, the character ? matches any single character, while * matches any string ofcharacters, including the null string.Command Recall (Histor y)<strong>spec</strong> standard history feature lets you recall previous commands 1 . Examples of therecognized syntax are:1<strong>spec</strong> is usually installed with the optional GNU readline history library, atthe <strong>spec</strong> administrator ’s option.With the readline library, the history syntax is greatly expanded. In addition, features such as command-lineediting, command completion and tilde expansion become available. See the on-line readline help file for detailedinformation.50 REFERENCE MANUAL INTERIM WORK-IN-PROGRESS (8/16/01) NOT FOR GENERAL DISTRIBUTION

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