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Command-line invocation
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the [-h?nmrsbq] [-p profile] [-a prof_arg] [-l line_num] [-c col_num]
[-w width] [-u disp_len] -k[fmt] [[dir] [file [...]]]
Where:
-h or -? Display usage information and version.
-n Do not execute a profile file.
-m Force display into mono, ignoring colour support.
-r Run THE in read-only mode.
-s A debugging aid for Unix versions. Turns off signal trapping.
-b run in batch mode.
-q run quietly in batch mode
-k[fmt] allow Soft Label Key display
-l line_num specify line number to make current
-c column_num specify column number to make current
-p profile The name of the profile file to use. If not specified,
the file ".\PROFILE.THE" (under OS/2, DOS and Win95/NT)
or "$HOME/.therc" (under UNIX), will be used, unless
overridden by the environment variable "THE_PROFILE_FILE".
-a prof_arg Used to pass a string to the profile file as argument.
Only works with Rexx macros.
-w width Length of longest line THE can handle (default 512)
-u disp_len display length in non-line mode
dir Will display a directory of the specified dir.
file [...] Specifications of file(s) to edit. If multiple files
are specified, each will be put in a separate file in
the ring. The last file specified will be displayed.
If no files are specified, the current directory will
be displayed.
Issuing [SOS EDIT] on a file spec will edit that file.
[SOS EDIT] on a subdir will display that directory.
Option flags are case-sensitive.
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Minimum Abbreviations
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In the following segments, the capitalised portion of a command is
the minimum abbreviation for the command.
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Commands
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