07-06-2006
Find / -name “name_of_file” would work as it searches the root and down. It would also supply the absolute path within its std output.
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NAME
wml::std:all - All of Standard (STD) category
SYNOPSIS
#use wml::std::all
DESCRIPTION
This includes all existing include files of the Standard (STD) category, i.e. all includes with prefix wml::std. The following files
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wml::std::box(3) ... Easily Create Rectangular Box
wml::std::case(3) ... Convert Tags to Upper or Lower Case
wml::std::grid(3) ... Layout Grid
wml::std::href(3) ... Enhanced Hyperlink
wml::std::info(3) ... Page Information
wml::std::lang(3) ... Multi-Lingual Support
wml::std::label(3)... Labels and References
wml::std::logo(3) ... Logo Insertion
wml::std::page(3) ... Standard HTML Page Header and Footer
wml::std::tags(3) ... Standard Support Tags
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Internal: P1
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