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Advanced Editing on UNIX
.AU "MH 2C518" 6021
Brian W. Kernighan
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This paper is meant to help
secretaries, typists and programmers
to make effective use of the
.UX
facilities
for preparing and editing text.
It provides explanations and examples of
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special characters, line addressing and global commands in the editor
.UL ed ;
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commands for ``cut and paste'' operations on files
and parts of files,
including the
.UL mv ,
.UL cp ,
.UL cat
and
.UL rm
commands,
and the
.UL r ,
.UL w ,
.UL m
and
.UL t
commands of the editor;
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editing scripts and
editor-based programs like
.UL grep
and
.UL sed .
.PP
Although the treatment is aimed
at non-programmers,
new
.UC UNIX
users
with any background
should find helpful hints
on how to get their jobs done
more easily.
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