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Copying files in the same directory
Copying files in the same directory. To create an exact copy of a file use the cp (copy) command. cp [-option] source destination ...
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Problems using rcp
Problems using rcp. rcp: filename : No such file or directory. The file that you are trying to copy does not exist. Usage: rcp [-p] [-x] [-k realm] f1 f2 ...
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Using the vi editor
The vi editor (pronounced "vee eye") is available on all UNIX systems: other editors are not. Being able to use vi ensures that you will always have an ...
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Using the vi editor
The vi editor (pronounced "vee eye") is available on all UNIX systems: other editors are not. Being able to use vi ensures that you will always have an ...
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Using the vi editor
The vi editor (pronounced "vee eye") is available on all UNIX systems: other editors are not. Being able to use vi ensures that you will always have an ...
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Copying files between hosts.
You can copy files between your local host and other remote hosts with the rcp (remote copy) command. rcp source_file destination_file ...
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vi Reference
:q | Quit vi, unless the buffer has been changed. :q! | Quit vi without writing. ^Z | Suspend vi. :w | Write the file. :w <name> | Write to the file <name>. ...
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Graph Gallery
Graph Gallery. Example layouts of the edge-repulsion LinLog energy model [3,4]:. a pseudo-random graph with clusters,; the US airline graph, ...
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What is a file?
A file is a collection of letters, numbers and special characters: it may be a program, a database, a dissertation, a reading list, a simple letter etc. ...
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Integrating SNiFF+ with ClearCase
When using a shared project, SNiFF+ shares symbol information files between the Private Workspace and the Shared Source Workspace. Two ClearCase views are ...
