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Man Page: shift_lines

Operating Environment: debian

Section: 1

shift_lines(1)						      General Commands Manual						    shift_lines(1)

NAME
shift_lines - add or remove indentation to/from lines
SYNOPSIS
capitalize [-t num]
DESCRIPTION
shift_lines is a filter that adds or removes indentation on the left side of the lines sent through it. It reads text from stdin and writes the result to stdout. When adding indentation, it will insert space characters; when removing, it removes any characters, not just space. Please note that shift_lines is intended mainly to be run from XView's text menu. It is used in the default text_extras_menu.
OPTIONS
-t num Specify number of characters to be added/removed on the left side of the lines. Default is 1, negative numbers will remove the given amount of indentation.
AUTHOR
Martin Buck <mbuck@debian.org> for Debian GNU/Linux
SEE ALSO
xview(7), capitalize(1), insert_brackets(1), remove_brackets(1) XView Version 3.2p1 shift_lines(1)
Related Man Pages
fmt(1) - opensolaris
ntextindent(n) - mojave
ntextindent(3tk) - debian
fmt(1) - sunos
adjust(1) - hpux
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