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Exits the shell (a shell built-in command).
exit(1)
Replaces tabs or space characters.
expand(1)
Exports variables (a shell built-in command).
export(1)
Evaluates arguments as expressions.
expr(1)
Returns a nonzero exit value.
false(1)
Lists, edits, and reexecutes commands previously entered in a shell (a shell built-in
command).
fc(1)
Brings specified jobs to the foreground (a shell built-in command).
fg(1)
Searches a file for a pattern.
fgrep(1)
Determines the file type.
file(1)
Finds files matching an expression.
find(1)
Generates a C-language lexical analyzer.
flex(1), lex(1)
Breaks lines in files.
fold(1)
Transfers files between a local OSS file system and a remote host.
ftp(1)
Creates and modifies a message catalog.
gencat(1)
Generates code set translation tables.
genxlt(1)
Displays system configuration variable values.
getconf(1)
Parses command-line flags and arguments (a shell built-in command).
getopts(1)
Displays the Guardian equivalent of an OSS filename.
gname(1)
Searches a file for a pattern.
grep(1)
Runs a process in the Guardian environment from the OSS environment.
gtacl(1)
Affects the shell’s memory of the location of the utilities (a shell built-in command).
hash(1)
Displays the beginning of files.
head(1)
Displays a list of previously executed commands (the history list); a shell built-in
command.
history(1)
Converts encoded characters to another code set.
iconv(1)
Displays the user’s system identity.
id(1)
Displays attributes and values of existing DEFINEs (a shell built-in command).
info_define(1)
Removes message queues, semaphore identifiers, or shared memory ID.
ipcrm(1)
Reports interprocess communication (IPC) facilities status.
ipcs(1)
Lists information about jobs (a shell built-in command).
jobs(1)
Joins the lines of two files.
join(1)
Sends a signal to a running process.
kill(1)
Is a command interpreter shell.
sh(1), ksh(1)
Presents authentic expressions for evaluation (a shell built-in command).
let(1)
Generates a C-language lexical analyzer.
lex(1), flex(1)
Reads one line from the standard input file and copies it to the standard output file.
line(1)
Links files.
ln(1)
Displays information about locales.
locale(1)
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