Lines Matching refs:cat

86 * cat -n::                          Numbering lines
87 * cat -b::                          Numbering non-blank lines
96 * cat -s::                          Squeezing blank lines
328 identical to `cat'.
1179 * cat -n::                          Numbering lines
1180 * cat -b::                          Numbering non-blank lines
1189 * cat -s::                          Squeezing blank lines
1244 used in *note Numbering lines: cat -n, is faster.  It works by
1313              cat << eof
1337              -n) apply_cmd='cat' ;;
1474 File: sed.info,  Node: tac,  Next: cat -n,  Prev: Reverse chars of lines,  Up: Examples
1501 File: sed.info,  Node: cat -n,  Next: cat -b,  Prev: tac,  Up: Examples
1506 This script replaces `cat -n'; in fact it formats its output exactly
1507 like GNU `cat' does.
1570 File: sed.info,  Node: cat -b,  Next: wc -c,  Prev: cat -n,  Up: Examples
1575 Emulating `cat -b' is almost the same as `cat -n'--we only have to
1589      # Same as cat -n from now
1610 File: sed.info,  Node: wc -c,  Next: wc -w,  Prev: cat -b,  Up: Examples
1885 File: sed.info,  Node: uniq -u,  Next: cat -s,  Prev: uniq -d,  Up: Examples
1920 File: sed.info,  Node: cat -s,  Prev: uniq -u,  Up: Examples
1926 and speed, that implement the same function as `cat -s', that is
2538 Node: cat -n54943
2539 Node: cat -b56765
2549 Node: cat -s65419