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=================================
pyview - Last File Manager Viewer
=================================

:Author: Iigo Serna, inigoserna AT telefonica DOT net

:Version: 0.91, June 30th. 2004

:License: \(C\) 2001-4, Iigo Serna

          This software has been realised under the `GPL License`__, 
          see the COPYING_ file that comes with this package. 
          There is NO WARRANTY.

:Last update: Wed Jun 30 22:01:08 2004 CEST


.. contents:: Table of Contents


Introduction
============
**pyview** is a pager (viewer) written in Python_.
Though it was initially written to be used with **lfm**,
it can be used standalone too.
Since version 0.9 it can read from standard input too
(eg. `$ ps efax | pyview`).


Keys
====
+ **Movement**
    - cursor_up, p, P
    - cursor_down, n, N
    - previous page, backspace, Ctrl-P
    - next page, space, Ctrl-N
    - home: first line
    - end: last line
    - cursor_left
    - cursor_right

+ **Actions**
    - h, H, F1: help
    - w, W, F2: toggle un / wrap (only in text mode)
    - m, M, F4: toggle text / hex mode
    - g, G, F5: goto line / byte offset
    - /: find (new search)
    - F6: find previous or find
    - F7: find next or find
    - 0..9: go to bookmark #
    - b, B: set bookmark #
    - Ctrl-O: open shell 'sh'. Type 'exit' to return to pyview
    - q, Q, x, X, F3, F10: exit


Goto Line / Byte Offset
=======================
Enter the line number / byte offset you want to show.
If number / byte is preceded by `0x` it is interpreted as hexadecimal.
You can scroll relative lines from the current position using '+' or '-' 
character.


Find
====
Type the string to search. It ignores case.


.. _python: http://www.python.org
.. _COPYING: COPYING
.. _GPL: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/licenses.html#GPL
__ GPL_