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ptywrap(1) [opensolaris man page]

PTYWRAP(1)																PTYWRAP(1)

NAME
ptywrap - fool programs into thinking they are talking to a pseudo-tty SYNOPSIS
ptywrap DESCRIPTION
ptywrap is a simple tool to wrap other programs' input/output streams in a pseudo-tty. Many programs determine whether or not they should buffer their input/output based on whether or not these are connected to a pseudo-tty. Ptywrap can be used to fool programs into thinking that they are connected to a pseudo-tty even if they are not (e.g. even if the input/output is redirected to a file). SEE ALSO
modglue(1). prompt(1). See the web page at http://www.aei.mpg.de/~peekas/modglue/ for more information. AUTHORS
Kasper Peeters <kasper.peeters@aei.mpg.de> Jul 12, 2008 PTYWRAP(1)

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CADABRA(1)																CADABRA(1)

NAME
cadabra - field-theory motivated computer algebra system SYNOPSIS
cadabra DESCRIPTION
Cadabra is a computer algebra system for the manipulation of tensorial expressions. The output of cadabra is either plain text or UTF8 encoded Unicode (see the environment variables described below). The line-breaking prop- erties of the latter are used to wrap large expressions are reasonable points. In addition to the standard output, cadabra can print status information, which is wrapped in special <status>...</status> blocks. OPTIONS
--silent Disables all output, except for output generated by the @print algorithm. --loginput Copy the input into the log file. --input filename Read the indicated file as input before switching to console input. --prompt string Set the prompt of the interactive session to the indicated string. ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
The following variables toggle various features on or off, depending on whether the variable is set or not: CDB_PRINTSTAR Display a star to indicate products. Without this setting, a space is used. CDB_USE_UTF8 Use UTF8 encoding for output. This in particular will introduce non-breakable spaces to group objects together, as well as zero- width non-breakable spaces to prevent line-breaks after brackets, underscore and caret symbols. When this variable is not set, the output will be plain ASCII without any special symbols. SEE ALSO
xcadabra(1). See the web page at http://www.aei.mpg.de/~peekas/cadabra/ for binaries, example calculations and the full manual. AUTHORS
Kasper Peeters <kasper.peeters@aei.mpg.de> Dec 14, 2006 CADABRA(1)
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