UNIX in a nutshell : system V edition : a desktop quick reference /
Daniel Gilly and the staff of O'Reilly & Associates, Inc.
- 2nd edition, rev. and expanded for SVR4 and Solaris 2.0
- Sebastopol, CA : O'Reilly & Associates, c1992.
- 1 v. (various pagings) ; ill. ; 22 cm.
- Unix in a Nutshell handbook .
Table of Content
PART I COMMANDS AND SKILLS Section 1: Introduction Merging the traditions Bundling What is in the quick ref Beginner's guide Guide for users of BSD-derived systems
Section 2: UNIX Commands Alphabetical summary of commands
Section 3: The UNIX Shell: An Overview Introduction to the shell Purpose of the shell Shell flavors Common features Differing features
Section 4: The Bourne Shell and Korn Shell Overview of features Syntax Variables Arithmetic expressions Command history Built-in commands (Bourne and Kornshell Etc
Section 5: The C Shell Overview of features Syntax Variables Expressions Command history Built-in C shell commands Etc.
PARTII TEXT EDITING Section 6: Pattern Matching Filename versus patterns Metacharcters, listed by UNIX program Metacharacters Examples of searching
Section 7: The Emacs Editor Introduction Summary of commands by group Summary of commands by key Summary of commands by name
Section 8: The Vi Editor Review of Vi operators Movement commands Edit commands Saving and editing Accessing multiple files Interacting with UNIX Etc.
Section 9: The Ex Editor Syntax if Ex commands Alphabetical summary of Ex commands
Section 10: The Sed Editor Command-line syntax Conceptual overview Syntax of sed commands Group summary of sed commands Alphabetical summary of sed commands
Chapter 11: The Awk Scripting Language Command-line syntax Conceptual overview Patterns and procedures Awk system variables Operators
PART III: TEXT FORMATING Chapter 12: Nroff and Troff Introduction Command-line Invocation Using the requests: an overview Default operation of request Group summary of requests
Chapter 13: mm Macros Alphabetical summary of mm macros Predefined string names Number registers used in mm Other reserved register names
Chapter 14: mms Macros Alphabetical summary of mm macros Number registers for page layout Reserved macros and string names Reserved number register names
Chapter 15: me Macros Alphabetical summary of me macros Predefined strings
Chapter 16: Preprocessors Tbl Eqn Pic
PART IC: SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT Section 17: The SCCS Utility Overview of command s Basic operation General RCS specifications Conversion guide for SCCS user Alphabetical summary of commands
Chapter 18: The RCS Utility Overview of commands Basic operation
Chapter 19: The make Utility Command-line syntax Description file lines Macros Etc.
Chapter 20: Program Debugging The Sdb debugger The Dbx debugger