man zshall | col -b > zsh.txt

man zshall | col -b > zsh.txt

[zzapper]

Hi

Just learnt how to create a greppable zsh file

man zshall | col -b > zsh.txt

But how can I drill down to a particular zsh feature with a
conventional man command???


eg the "=" in the following

>vim =some_script

I'm looking to see some examples of using man cleverly thanks

zzapper (vim, cygwin, wiki & zsh)
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Re: man zshall | col -b > zsh.txt

[Peter Stephenson]

> Just learnt how to create a greppable zsh file
> 
> man zshall | col -b > zsh.txt
> 
> But how can I drill down to a particular zsh feature with a
> conventional man command???

Have you looked at Util/helpfiles in the zsh distribution?  It doesn't
quite answer your question but it might do what you need.

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Re: man zshall | col -b > zsh.txt

[zzapper]

On Mon, 21 Jun 2004 12:09:49 +0100,  wrote:

>> Just learnt how to create a greppable zsh file
>> 
>> man zshall | col -b > zsh.txt
>> 
>> But how can I drill down to a particular zsh feature with a
>> conventional man command???
>
>Have you looked at Util/helpfiles in the zsh distribution?  It doesn't
>quite answer your question but it might do what you need.

do you mean something like

function zshh () {
c:/program\ files/Opera75/opera.exe
c:/cygwin/usr/share/zsh/htmldoc/zsh_toc.html
}



zzapper (vim, cygwin, wiki & zsh)
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