Linux command
pico 命令
文件
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Open a file
pico [path/to/file]
Open a file
pico +[10] [path/to/file]
Open a file in read-only mode
pico -v [path/to/file]
Enable mouse support
pico -m [path/to/file]
Disable line wrapping
pico -w [path/to/file]
Use an alternate spell checker
pico -s [aspell] [path/to/file]
说明
pico is a simple, user-friendly text editor originally developed as the composer for the Pine email client. Commands are displayed at the bottom of the screen, making it accessible for beginners. Context-sensitive help is available with Ctrl+G. The editor provides basic features including search, cut/paste, spell checking, and paragraph justification. It uses a modeless interface where keystrokes insert text directly, and commands use Control key combinations. On most modern Linux distributions, pico is a symbolic link to nano, which is a free software reimplementation with additional features. Both editors share the same interface style and keyboard commands.
参数
- +_n_
- Start with cursor at line n
- -a
- Show hidden files (starting with .) in file browser
- -d
- Rebind delete key to delete character under cursor
- -e
- Enable filename completion
- -f
- Use function keys for commands
- -g
- Show cursor position in file browser
- -h
- Display help and exit
- -j
- Enable Goto command in file browser
- -k
- Cut from cursor to end of line instead of whole line
- -m
- Enable mouse support (in xterm)
- -n _SECS_
- Enable new mail notification (default: 180 seconds)
- -o _DIR_
- Restrict operation to specified directory
- -s _PROG_
- Use alternate spell checker program
- -t
- Tool mode for use within other programs
- -v
- View mode (read-only)
- -w
- Disable word wrap; long lines extend off screen
- -x
- Disable bottom command menu
- -z
- Enable suspend with Ctrl+Z
FAQ
What is the pico command used for?
pico is a simple, user-friendly text editor originally developed as the composer for the Pine email client. Commands are displayed at the bottom of the screen, making it accessible for beginners. Context-sensitive help is available with Ctrl+G. The editor provides basic features including search, cut/paste, spell checking, and paragraph justification. It uses a modeless interface where keystrokes insert text directly, and commands use Control key combinations. On most modern Linux distributions, pico is a symbolic link to nano, which is a free software reimplementation with additional features. Both editors share the same interface style and keyboard commands.
How do I run a basic pico example?
Run `pico [path/to/file]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does +_n_ do in pico?
Start with cursor at line n