NAME


crt - copy files to terminal


SYNOPSIS


crt
[-n] [file ...]


DESCRIPTION


CRT
is similar to 'cat' except that it prints only n lines (default 22) at
a time.
After each set of lines are printed, crt will wait for instructions
from the user.
Hitting a carriage-return will cause the next n lines to appear, hitting
a 'q' (quit) will cause crt to skip over to the next input file (if
any), and hitting an end-of-file character will cause crt to stop
immediately.

If no files are specified, or if the filename '-' is given, lines
will be read from the standard input.

The flag -n may be given, where n specifies the number of lines desired
at a time.

Crt will stop at the end of each file (except the last), as well as
after each n lines.


FILES




SEE ALSO


cat, pg (if implemented)


DIAGNOSTICS


A message is printed if an input file cannot be opened; further processing
is terminated.


AUTHORS



Debbie Scherrer, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory


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