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doc/r/r.notes
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R CHANGES UNDER CONSIDERATION (30 Jan 1978)
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-- changes made ---
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leading ^C, ^R causes break
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don't remove trailing blanks in nofill mode
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FS changes both c and p fonts
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PF request removed
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TR takes 2 characters only
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WF and WA can take a full file name (if one name given then
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taken as extension)
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HV, VV requests
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^F ring buffer (also used by FS)
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FONT, PFONT NR do not affect ring buffer
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Fwidth NR
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End_of_sentence NR
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-- likely changes --
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Allow arb. space/tab to separate file name from font mode
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Should the no-space mode be reset when the vertical position is
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changed? (YES)
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.ms <macro-name> <sr-name> macro -> string
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CFDATE, CFTIME string registers
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Does ^X macro start in state=0? Should it?
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LESS LIKELY CHANGES
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Concealed newlines?
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Outfile SR/SR init?
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case shift request?
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Better way to handle tabs.
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Allow underlining of white space (internal prefix operator).
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A way to avoid widows?
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RD arg should always go to tty (error file on UNIX?)
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Should .nr font x interfere with ^F* (by changing old font)?
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At least document it.
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There apparently is some use for a "left-justify" character, other
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than the hpos hack, which perhaps should change.
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Could use a "relative tab" that does not break words or affect justification.
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Perhaps simply change semantics of .hp to always be
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relative (thus allow negative hpos until actually used).
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\^A"0 "doubles" quotes before inserting
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Should allow more than 10 macro arguments?
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Think about beginning-of-line and end-of-line traps (for line numbering
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and large character hacks)
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Perhaps the ES request should not copy the partial line.
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Recognize hyphen at end of input line in fill mode (?)
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Invisible hyphen character ^Y (?)
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LPT_TABs: if (n=lpt_tabs)>0 then assume that LPT has tab stops every
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n columns and use tabs for input tabs, ^Ps, etc.
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Should " matching only occur at one input level? How difficult to
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implement?
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Possible uses for remaining control characters:
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^O - horizontal offset
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^Y - hYphen
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R BUGS
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R MACRO BUGS
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R MACROS
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R MACRO DOCUMENTATION
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R MANUAL
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Ignore would be a good example.
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Should talk about using fixed-width fonts to get things
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lined up as in input (pf and tabs).
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Explain how character width is calculated, and what it means.
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space_width = width (' ')
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char_width = max (width (' '), min (2*width(' '), width ('0')))
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Note that skipping statement bodies knows nothing about
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macro definitions.
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EQ needs example.
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Note that .\^Sfoo is possible.
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doc/r/rextrn.desc
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Description of externally used routines:
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(Not including routines in RITS.C)
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file I/O:
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Files are represented by integers or pointers, returned by
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the various open routines. These routines must return
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the constant OPENLOSS when a file cannot be opened.
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cputc (c, f) output the character c; '\n' implies
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end of line
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c = cgetc (f) input a character; '\n' implies end
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of line; and negative or zero must be
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returned on end-of-file
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b = ceof (f) return TRUE iff end-of-file (last
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character read by cgetc was negative
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or zero)
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gets (buffer) read a line of characters from standard
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input into the buffer, terminated by
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NUL
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ungetc (c, f) push back character onto input stream;
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capacity of 1 character is required
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cclose (f) close file
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cisfd (f) return nonzero if f looks like it is
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a file descriptor
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setprompt (s) make string s the default prompt for
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terminal input (optional, of course)
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Standard files:
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cin standard input (used for terminal input)
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cout standard output (used for messages)
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cerr standard error (used for some fatal errors)
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String routines:
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n = slen (s) return length of string
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b = stcmp (s1, s2) compare for equality of strings
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stcpy (s, d) copy string from s to d
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Storage allocation:
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*i = salloc (n) return n integers [check for storage full]
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*c = calloc (n) return n characters [check for storage full]
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sfree (*i) return integers allocated by salloc
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cfree (*c) return characters allocated by calloc
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n = alocstat (*p, *q) return number of free words of storage
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set *p to size of free space (in words)
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and *q to the number of free blocks
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return -1 if no stats available
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Miscellaneous:
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stkdmp (f) dump stack frames on file for debugging (optional)
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i = cputm () return cpu time in 1/60 sec
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doc/r/rideas.r
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.fo 0 25vg
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.fo 1 25vgb
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.fo 2 25vgi
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.fo 3 31vg
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.so r/r.macros
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.sr left_heading 2R Ideas*
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.sr right_heading 2fdate*
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.de sec title {date}
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.fi
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.sp
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.ne 5
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3\0 \1*
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.sp
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.em
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.de bug date
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.fi
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.sp
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.ne 5
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3\0 BUG*
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.sp
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.em
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.sec "Page Selection" 6/29/75
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It might be desirable to have a command option, like TROFF, which
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causes only designated pages to be output.
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.sec "String Substitution" 6/29/75
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It has been suggested that R implement some form of low-level
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string substitution (without rescanning), so that one could write
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<= and have it replaced by ^F1^Q^[^F*.
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.sec "Indexes" 9/18/75
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One possibility is to be able to specify a list of words to be
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indexed when output (don't do unless printing turned on).
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XOFF (CMU 10/72) has the following commands:
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.table
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.index <word, page>
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.note <word, phrase>
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.print index
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.end_table
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These produce lines of the form
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.table
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word (phrase)page1, page2(5i)
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.end_table
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In addition, there is 1collate in*, which specifies sorting,
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and 1collate out*, which specifies when a blank line should
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be left in the index (normally between entries whose first characters
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differ).
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.sec "Output Diversion" 10/1/75
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A possible way to do output diversion is to have another device type,
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STRING, and save the actual device output in a macro. One problem
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is to make sure that absolute vertical positions are changed to
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relative.
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Another possibility is to attempt to store the output in a form
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which can be processed as input. This has the advantage of being
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readable, at least. A new control character or mode would be
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needed that would cause justification without filling.
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.bug 10/3/75
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It is possible to evoke a message, "escape character ('\t') not
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allowed as text." I believe this escape character should be
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allowed as text, regardless of how it is obtained.
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.sec "Footnote Problems" 10/26/75
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See Greif, p. 91, for PUB footnote lossage. What about footnote
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reference in a figure which may be moved to the next page after
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it is determined how much room it needs.
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.sec "Macro Insertion" 11/1/75
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It might be desirable to have some way of dynamically inserting
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a macro body inside the definition of another macro. How should
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one be able to concatenate two macros into another macro definition?
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doc/r/rman.index
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.index am 17
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.index be 19
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.index bj 12
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.index bk 19
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.index bp 11
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.index br 12
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.index cc 22
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.index ct 21
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.index de 16
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.index dv 10
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.index ec 22
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.index ef 19
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.index em 17
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.index en 19
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.index eo 11
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.index eq 17
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.index es 18
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.index ev 18
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.index ex 21
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.index fi 12
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.index fo 10
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.index fr 19
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.index fs 10
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.index hp 14
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.index hs 14
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.index hv 20
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.index hx 15
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.index if 19
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.index in 13
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.index ir 14
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.index ll 13
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.index ls 13
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.index nc 22
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.index nd 14
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.index ne 11
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.index nf 12
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.index nr 14
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.index ns 13
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.index nv 19
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.index nx 21
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.index oo 11
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.index pl 11
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.index pn 11
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.index rd 21
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.index rl 24
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.index rm 17
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.index rs 13
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.index rt 21
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.index sb 15
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.index sc 15
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.index sd 15
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.index si 15
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.index sl 16
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.index so 21
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.index sp 13
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.index sr 14
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.index st 21
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.index sv 19
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.index ta 14
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.index ti 14
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.index tm 24
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.index tr 23
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.index uo 23
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.index ut 23
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.index vp 13
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.index vv 20
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.index vx 15
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.index wa 21
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.index we 22
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.index wf 21
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.index wh 19
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.index wl 22
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.index wm 22
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.index ws 22
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.index xc 24
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.index xe 18
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.index xn 15
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.index xs 15
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doc/r/rman.toc
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.sr left_heading 2R Reference Manual*
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.sr right_heading 230 January 1978*
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.de table_of_contents
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.new_font 7
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.nf
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.sp .5
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1. Introduction . 4
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.nf
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.sp .5
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2. Philosophy . 4
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.nf
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.sp .5
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3. The Logical Input Alphabet . 5
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.nf
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.sp .5
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4. The Input Mapping . 5
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.nf
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.sp .5
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5. Input Modes . 6
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.nf
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.sp .5
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6. Input Format . 6
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.nf
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.sp .5
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7. Request Descriptions . 7
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.sp .5
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.fs 1
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.ir +300m
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.ne 2
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.ta indent+600m
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7.1 Output Device Specifications . 8
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.fi
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2dv*
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2fo*
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2fs*
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.ne 2
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.ta indent+600m
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7.2 Page Control . 11
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.fi
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2pl*
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2bp*
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2pn*
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2eo*
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2oo*
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2ne*
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.ne 2
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.ta indent+600m
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7.3 Text Filling and Adjusting . 12
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.fi
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2br*
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2bj*
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2fi*
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2nf*
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.ne 2
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.ta indent+600m
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7.4 Line Spacing and Blank Lines . 12
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.fi
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2ls*
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2sp*
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2vp*
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2ns*
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2rs*
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.ne 2
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.ta indent+600m
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7.5 Line Length, Indenting, and Horizontal Positioning . 13
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.fi
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2ll*
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2in*
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2ti*
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2ir*
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2ta*
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2hs*
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2hp*
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.ne 2
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.ta indent+600m
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7.6 Registers . 14
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.fi
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2nr*
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2sr*
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2nd*
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2sd*
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2hx*
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2vx*
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2xn*
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2xs*
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.ne 2
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.ta indent+600m
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7.7 String Operations . 15
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.fi
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2sb*
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2si*
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2sc*
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2sl*
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.ne 2
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.ta indent+600m
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7.8 Macros . 16
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.fi
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2de*
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2rm*
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2am*
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2eq*
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2em*
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.ne 2
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.ta indent+600m
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7.9 Environments . 17
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.fi
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2ev*
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2es*
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2xe*
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.ne 2
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.ta indent+600m
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7.10 Blocks, Conditionals, Iteration, and Local Variables . 18
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.fi
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2be*
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2if*
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2ef*
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2wh*
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2fr*
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2en*
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2bk*
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2nv*
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2sv*
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2hv*
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2vv*
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.ne 2
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.ta indent+600m
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7.11 Traps . 20
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.fi
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2st*
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2rt*
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2ct*
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.ne 2
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.ta indent+600m
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7.12 Stream Switching . 21
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.fi
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2so*
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2nx*
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2rd*
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2ex*
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.ne 2
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.ta indent+600m
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7.13 Text File Output . 21
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.fi
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2wf*
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2wa*
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2ws*
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2wl*
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2wm*
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2we*
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.ne 2
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.ta indent+600m
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7.14 Control Characters . 22
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.fi
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2cc*
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2nc*
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2ec*
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.ne 2
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.ta indent+600m
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7.15 Output Processing . 23
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.fi
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2tr*
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2uo*
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2ut*
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.ne 2
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.ta indent+600m
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7.16 Miscellaneous . 24
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.fi
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2tm*
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2rl*
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2xc*
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.br
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.fs
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.ir -300m
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.ne 5i
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.nf
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.sp .5
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8. Control Characters . 24
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.nf
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.sp .5
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9. Delayed Interpretation of Control Characters . 28
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.nf
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.sp .5
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10. Built-In Registers . 28
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.nf
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.sp .5
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11. Freezing . 28
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.nf
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.sp .5
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12. Invoking R . 30
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.nf
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.sp .5
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13. Error Messages . 31
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.nf
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.sp .5
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14. The Trace Facility . 31
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.nf
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.sp .5
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15. Examples . 32
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.sp .5
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.fs 1
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.ir +300m
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.ta indent+600m
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115.1 Paragraphs . 32*
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.ta indent+600m
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115.2 Chapter Headings . 33*
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.ta indent+600m
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115.3 Margins . 33*
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.ta indent+600m
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115.4 Headings . 34*
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.ta indent+600m
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115.5 Equations . 35*
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.ta indent+600m
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115.6 Computing the Width and Height of Text . 37*
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.fs
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.ir -300m
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.sp .5
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Request Summary . 39
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.sp .5
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Control Character Summary . 43
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.do_index
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.em
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56
doc/r/rmantc.r
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56
doc/r/rmantc.r
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@@ -0,0 +1,56 @@
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.dv xgp
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.fo 0 25vg
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.fo 1 25vgb
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.fo 2 25vgi
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.fo 3 40vg
|
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.fo 4 75vbee
|
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.fo 5 18fg
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.fo 6 31as
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.fo 7 31vg
|
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.fo 8 25as
|
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.fo 9 22fg
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.fo F 2AS
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.
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.tr @
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.nr both_sides 1
|
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.sr list_left_margin 500m
|
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.sr list_right_margin 500m
|
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.
|
||||
.sr asterisk 1**
|
||||
.sr newline 1newline*
|
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.sr tab 1tab*
|
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.sr quote 8'*
|
||||
.sr dot dodot()
|
||||
.
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.so r.macros
|
||||
.
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||||
.nr page 2
|
||||
.begin_table_of_contents 2
|
||||
.
|
||||
.
|
||||
.de index req page
|
||||
.elements "\0@.@\1"
|
||||
.em
|
||||
.
|
||||
.so rws/column.rmac
|
||||
.
|
||||
.de do_index
|
||||
.sp 3
|
||||
Request Index
|
||||
.sp 2
|
||||
.new_font 0
|
||||
.in 0
|
||||
.ir 0
|
||||
.ta .5i 1.5i 2i 3i 3.5i 4.5i 5i 6i
|
||||
.fi
|
||||
.so rman.index
|
||||
.hx inter_column_spacing 400m
|
||||
.columns 4 1 0 0 0 800m
|
||||
.nf
|
||||
.new_font 7
|
||||
.em
|
||||
.
|
||||
.
|
||||
.so rman.toc
|
||||
.nr verbose 1
|
||||
|
||||
118
doc/r/troff.compar
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118
doc/r/troff.compar
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@@ -0,0 +1,118 @@
|
||||
.so usual.rmacs
|
||||
.de e
|
||||
.next
|
||||
.nr e list_count-1
|
||||
\e.
|
||||
.em
|
||||
.
|
||||
.
|
||||
.nf c
|
||||
1Comparison of R with respect to NROFF/TROFF0
|
||||
.nf l
|
||||
.fi
|
||||
.sp 2
|
||||
1External Features*
|
||||
.br
|
||||
.ilist 5
|
||||
.ns
|
||||
.e
|
||||
Unlimited length macro and register names.
|
||||
.e
|
||||
All ASCII characters can be used as text. (Of course,
|
||||
escape or quoting may be needed to write some characters.)
|
||||
.e
|
||||
Tracing mode for debugging.
|
||||
.e
|
||||
Control character mapping more reasonable and more precisely
|
||||
defined. Changing the control character mapping does not
|
||||
interfere with previously-defined macros.
|
||||
.e
|
||||
Many built-in number registers and string registers.
|
||||
.e
|
||||
Lambda-binding of registers. When used with the built-in
|
||||
registers, this provides a convenient method for saving
|
||||
and restoring states.
|
||||
.e
|
||||
Conditional and loop constructs.
|
||||
.e
|
||||
String operations.
|
||||
.e
|
||||
Up to 16 fonts. (Fonts are actually font/size combinations;
|
||||
there is no notion of separately changing point size.)
|
||||
.e
|
||||
Many error messages. (Error messages go to the terminal;
|
||||
formatted output always goes to a file.)
|
||||
.e
|
||||
Inline macro invocation. Useful for equations.
|
||||
.e
|
||||
Operator precedence in expressions.
|
||||
.e
|
||||
Extra line-space provided automatically to compensate for
|
||||
extra-tall characters.
|
||||
.e
|
||||
Non-integer line-spacing allowed (e.g. space-and-a-half).
|
||||
.e
|
||||
Explicit right indentation.
|
||||
.e
|
||||
Arbitrary number of named environments.
|
||||
.e
|
||||
Tabs, hpos, etc. refer to 2output* positions.
|
||||
.e
|
||||
Can expunge environments and registers.
|
||||
.e
|
||||
To delay the interpretation of a control character for 2n* readings,
|
||||
2n* backslashes are used, rather than 22n*-1.
|
||||
.end_list
|
||||
.sp
|
||||
.ne 10
|
||||
1Internal Features*
|
||||
.br
|
||||
.ilist 5
|
||||
.ns
|
||||
.e
|
||||
Well-modularized, with device and system dependencies factored
|
||||
out. Currently runs on 2 systems (PDP11 UNIX and PDP10 ITS)
|
||||
and supports 3 devices (printing, XGP, and Varian).
|
||||
.e
|
||||
Long names used internally. (The long names are translated to
|
||||
short ones where necessary by #defines. The C preprocessor must
|
||||
be changed to recognize 16 characters in identifiers to support
|
||||
this usage.)
|
||||
.end_list
|
||||
.sp
|
||||
1External Unfeatures*
|
||||
.br
|
||||
.ilist 5
|
||||
.ns
|
||||
.e
|
||||
No hyphenation.
|
||||
.e
|
||||
No diverted output. (However, facilities are provided to do
|
||||
local two-pass processing.)
|
||||
.e
|
||||
No direct to terminal output. (A file is always produced.
|
||||
A separate program can be used to print the file on a
|
||||
terminal, pausing at each page and adding extra blank lines
|
||||
to fill out pages.)
|
||||
.e
|
||||
No line numbering.
|
||||
.e
|
||||
No fixed-width mode.
|
||||
.e
|
||||
No input-line-count traps.
|
||||
.e
|
||||
No special support for ligatures or special names for
|
||||
special characters.
|
||||
.e
|
||||
No transparent throughput mode.
|
||||
.end_list
|
||||
.sp
|
||||
.ne 4
|
||||
1Internal Unfeatures*
|
||||
.br
|
||||
.ilist 5
|
||||
.ns
|
||||
.e
|
||||
Big -- requires separate I and D space on the PDP11.
|
||||
.end_list
|
||||
|
||||
Reference in New Issue
Block a user