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Date: Wed, 10 Jul 2002 14:26:24 +0100
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From: David Starks-Browning <starksb@ebi.ac.uk>
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To: Thomas Baker <thomas.baker@bi.fhg.de>
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Subject: Re: running mks toolkit and cygwin on same machine
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On Wednesday 10 Jul 02, Thomas Baker writes:
> I know "less" is better, but sometimes I don't want the output
> to disappear when I exit the pager back to the prompt -- as
> when I have just successfully grepped for an email address.
> Didn't see any flags for that in less (or vim, for that
> matter).

From less(1) man page:

       -X or --no-init
              Disables sending  the  termcap  initialization  and
              deinitialization  strings to the terminal.  This is
              sometimes desirable if the deinitialization  string
              does   something  unnecessary,  like  clearing  the
              screen.

I have:

	export LESS=-X

in my .bashrc.

Hopefully you now have no reason to use "more" instead of "less"!

Regards,
David


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