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Interactive Commands
more also supports the following interactive commands.
[n]b
[n]Ctrl-B
[n]PgUp
[n]d
[n]Ctrl-D
[n]f
[n]Ctrl-F
[n]PgDn
Moves backward n lines, with a default of one page. If n is more than the
page size, more displays only the final page.
Scrolls forward n lines, with a default of one half of the page size. If you
specify n, it becomes the new default for subsequent d and u commands.
Moves forward n lines, with a default of one page. At end-of-file, more
continues with the next file in the list, or exits if the current file is the last
one in the list.
[n]G Goes to the nth line in the file. If you do not specify n, more advances to
the end of the file.
[n]g Goes to the nth line in the file, with the default being the first line of the file.
h Displays a summary of interactive commands.
[n]j
[n]SPACE
[n]ENTER
[n]↓
[n]k
[n]↑
Scrolls forward n lines, with a default of one line for j, ENTER and ↓, and a
default of one page for SPACE. This command displays the entire n lines
even if n is more than the page size. At end-of-file, these commands cause
more to begin displaying the next file in the list, or to exit if the current file is
the last one in the list.
Scrolls backward n lines, with a default of one line. This command displays
the entire n lines even if n is more than the page size.
mletter Marks the current position with the lowercase letter. When you view a new
file, all previous marks are lost.
[n]N Repeats the previous search, but in the opposite direction. If you specify n,
more repeats the search n times.
[n]n Repeats the previous search. If you specify n, more repeats the search n
times. For example if there are eight occurrences of pattern in the file and
/pattern found the second occurrence then a follow-up command of 5n finds
and sets the current position to the 7th occurrence of pattern.
q
:q
ZZ
Exits more.
R Refreshes the screen and discards any buffered input.
r
Ctrl-L
Refreshes the screen.
[n]s Skips forward n lines (with a default of one line) and displays one page
beginning at that point. If n would cause less than one page to be displayed,
more displays the last page in the file.
[n]u
[n]Ctrl-U
Scrolls backward n lines, with a default of one half of the page size. If you
specify n, it becomes the new default for subsequent d and u commands.
v Invokes an editor to edit the current file. more uses the editor named by the
environment variable EDITOR. The default editor is vi.
'letter Returns to the position marked with letter.
more
'' Returns to the position from which you last issued a movement command of
greater than one page or the beginning of the file if you have issued no
such commands.
Note: '' indicates two single quotes, not one double quote.
[n]/[!]pattern Searches forward in the file for the nth line containing pattern. n defaults to
one if not specified. If pattern is the null regular expression (/) more uses
the previous pattern. If the character ! precedes pattern, more searches for
lines that do not contain pattern.
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