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.TP
files [ - | long ]
.br
Lists what files are loaded in what slots, and some status information
about them, as with:
.nf
*0F wcfh da I 3749k/usr/jeff/lib/edict
1FM cf da I 754k/usr/jeff/lib/kanjidic
0F wcf h d a I 2762k/usr/jfriedl/lib/edict
1FM cf d a I 705k/usr/jfriedl/lib/kanjidic
2F cfWh@d a 1k/usr/jfriedl/lib/local.words
*3FM cf htd a combokotoba (#2, #0)
4 cf d a 205k/usr/dict/words
.fi
The first section is the slot number, with a\c
.Q *
beside the
.IR "default slot"
(as set by the
.I select
command).
The second section shows per-slot flags and status. Letters are shown
if the flag is on, omitted if off. In the list below, related commands
are given for each item:
.nf
F if there is a filter {but '#' if disabled}. (filter)
M if there is a modify spec {but '%' if disabled}. (modify)
w if word-preference mode is turned on. (word)
c if case folding is turned on. (fold)
f if fuzzification is turned on. (fuzz)
W if wildcard-pattern mode is turned on (wildcard)
h if highlighting is turned on. (highlight)
t if there is a tag {but @ if disabled} (tag)
d if found lines should be displayed (display)
a if autokana is turned on (autokana)
P if there is a file-specific local prompt (prompt)
I if the file is loaded with a precomputed index (load)
d if the display flag is on (display)
.fi
Note that the letters in the upper section directly correspond to the\c
.Q !!
sequence characters described in the INPUT SYNTAX section.
If there is a digit at the end of the flag section, it indicates that
only #/10 of the file is actually loaded into memory (as opposed to
the file having been completely loaded). Unloaded files will be loaded
while
.I lookup
is idle, or when first used.
If the slot is a combination slot (as slot #3 is in the example above),
that is noted in the third section,
and the combination name and component slot numbers are noted in the
fourth. Also, for combination slots (which have no
.I filter
or
.I modify
specifications, only the flags),
.IR F
and/or
.IR M
are shown if the corresponding mode is allowed during searches via the combo
slot. See the
.I tag
command for info about
.I t
with respect to combination slots.
If an argument (either\c
.Q -
or\c
.Q long
will work) is given to the command,
a short message about what the flags mean is also printed.
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