Linux command
yap 命令
文件
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
View file contents
yap [file]
View with specific page size
yap -[20] [file]
View without screen clearing
yap -c [file]
Suppress underline handling
yap -u [file]
Display line numbers
yap -n [file]
Start at specific line
yap +[100] [file]
说明
yap (Yet Another Pager) is a text file viewer that displays content one screenful at a time. Its distinguishing feature is bidirectional paging, allowing navigation both forwards and backwards even when reading from standard input. The pager handles nroff-formatted text, processing underline and bold sequences appropriately for the terminal. It supports searching, marking positions, and various navigation commands similar to other Unix pagers.
参数
- -_num_
- Set page size to num lines.
- -c
- Scroll instead of clearing screen for each page.
- -u
- Suppress underline processing for nroff output.
- -n
- Display line numbers.
- -q
- Only exit on explicit quit command.
- +_command_
- Execute command on startup.
FAQ
What is the yap command used for?
yap (Yet Another Pager) is a text file viewer that displays content one screenful at a time. Its distinguishing feature is bidirectional paging, allowing navigation both forwards and backwards even when reading from standard input. The pager handles nroff-formatted text, processing underline and bold sequences appropriately for the terminal. It supports searching, marking positions, and various navigation commands similar to other Unix pagers.
How do I run a basic yap example?
Run `yap [file]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -_num_ do in yap?
Set page size to num lines.