10-22-2003
ROFL
I just realized 1000 - 254 =756 hehe... sorry long day... basic math here...
Yes I realized that the ls * was the same mistake... after i posted it. That works better on directories where there are not normally 1000 files in the dir...
also, 1746 + 999 = 2745, not 2748
You had that right in your previous post... +2 bytes for the command "l " gives you 2747... which was your first answer as well...
not sure I can see the flaw, Im kinda out of it today...
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Prima::HelpViewer(3) User Contributed Perl Documentation Prima::HelpViewer(3)
NAME
Prima::HelpViewer - the built-in pod file browser
USAGE
The module presents two packages, "Prima::HelpViewer" and "Prima::PodViewWindow". Their sole purpose is to serve as a mediator between
"Prima::PodView" package, the toolkit help interface and the user. "Prima::PodViewWindow" includes all the user functionality, including (
but not limited to :) text search, color and font setup, printing etc. "Prima::HelpViewer" provides two methods - "open" and "close", used
by "Prima::Application" for help viewer invocation.
Help
The browser can be used to view and print POD ( plain old documentation ) files. See the command overview below for more detailed
description:
File
Open
Presents a file selection dialog, when the user can select a file to browse in the viewer. The file must contain POD content,
otherwise a warning is displayed.
Goto
Asks for a manpage, that is searched in PATH and the installation directories.
New window
Opens the new viewer window with the same context.
Run Commands in this group call external processes
p-class
p-class is Prima utility for displaying the widget class hierachies. The command asks for Prima class to display the hierachy
information for.
Print
Provides a dialog, when the user can select the appropriate printer device and its options.
Prints the current topic to the selected printer.
If "Full text view" menu item is checked, prints the whole manpage.
Close window
Closes the window.
Close all windows
Closes all help viewer windows.
View
Increase font
Increases the currently selected font by 2 points.
Decrease font
Decreases the currently selected font by 2 points.
Full text view
If checked, the whole manpage is displayed. Otherwise, its content is presented as a set of topic, and only one topic is displayed.
Find
Presents a find dialog, where the user can select the text to search and the search options - the search direction, scope, and
others.
Find again
Starts search for the text, entered in the last find dialog, with the same search options.
Fast find
The following commands provide a simple vi-style text search functionality - character keys ?,/,n,N bound to the commands below:
Forward
Presents an input line where a text can be entered; the text search is performed parallel to the input.
Backward
Same as Forward option, except that the serach direction is backwards.
Repeat forward
Repeat the search in the same direction as the initial search was being invoked.
Repeat backward
Repeat the search in the reverse direction as the initial search was being invoked.
Setup
Presents a setup dialog, where the user can select appropriate fonts and colors.
Go
Back
Displays the previously visited manpage ( or topic )
Forward
Displays the previously visited manpage ( or topic ), that was left via Back command.
Up Displays the upper level topic within a manpage.
Previous
Moves to the previous topic within a manpage.
Next
Moves to the next topic within a manpage.
Help
About
Displays the information about the help viewer.
Help
Displays the information about the usage of the help viewer
AUTHOR
Dmitry Karasik, <dmitry@karasik.eu.org>.
COPYRIGHT
This program is distributed under the BSD License.
perl v5.14.2 2009-02-24 Prima::HelpViewer(3)