Co robi MAN użycie. Konsola the designated reference section . Traditionally, manpages are divided.

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Polecenie man

Wykonanie, użycie: Display information from the online reference manuals. man locates and prints the named title from the designated reference section.

Traditionally, manpages are divided into nine sections, where section 1 consists of user commands, section 2 contains system calls, and so forth. By default, all sections are consulted, so the section option serves to bypass the most common entry and find an entry of the same name in a different section (e.g., man 2 nice).

Numerous other utilities—such as info, xman, and the Konqueror browser—can also display manpages

Opcje wykonania man w konsoli

-7, --ascii

Expect a pure ASCII file, and format it for a 7-bit terminal or terminal emulator.

-a, --all

Show all pages matching title.

-b

Leave blank lines in output.

-d, --debug

Display debugging information. Suppress actual printing of manual pages.

-f, --whatis

Same as whatis command.

-k, --apropos

Same as apropos command.

-l filename, --local-file=filename

Search local files, not system files, for manual pages. If i is given as filename, search standard input.

-m systems, --systems=systems

Search systems' manual pages. systems should be a comma-separated list.

-p preprocessors, --preprocessor=preprocessors

Preprocess manual pages with preprocessors before turning them over to nroff, troff, or groff. Always runs soelim first to read in files to be included in the one currently being processed. preprocessors can be any combination of e for equations, p for pictures, t for tables, and r for bibliographical references.

-r prompt, --prompt=prompt

Set prompt if less is used as pager.

-t, --troff

Format the manual page with /usr/bin/groff -Tgv -mandoc. Implied by -T and -Z.

-u, --update

Perform a consistency check between manual page cache and filesystem.

-w, -W, --path, --where

Print pathnames of entries on standard output.

-D

Display debugging information about how the page was retrieved.

-K directory

A kind of super-k option. Search for a term in all manpages and display the name of each page, along with a prompt asking whether you want to view the page.

-L locale, --locale=locale

Assume current locale to be locale; do not consult the setlocale( ) function.

-M path, --manpath=path

Search for manual pages in path. Ignore -m option.

-Ppager, --pager=pager

Select paging program pager to display the entry.

-S sections

Sections to look in for an entry. Like specifying section on the command line, except that multiple section numbers can be specified, separated by colons.

-T device, --troff-device[=device]

Format groff or troff output for device, such as dvi, latin1, X75, and X100.

-Z, --ditroff

Do not allow postprocessing of manual page after groff has finished formatting it.

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