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Changes the current working directory.
cd(1)
Resumes the next iteration of an enclosing loop.
continue(1)
Deletes one or more DEFINEs for the current OSS shell (a HP extension).
del_define(1)
Writes its arguments to the standard output file. (Both a regular form and a shell built-in
form of echo are included with Open System Services.)
echo(1)
Reads arguments and executes commands.
eval(1)
Executes a command.
exec(1)
Exits the shell.
exit(1)
Exports variables.
export(1)
Lists, edits, and reexecutes commands previously entered in a shell.
fc(1)
Brings specified jobs to the foreground.
fg(1)
Parses command-line flags and arguments.
getopts(1)
Affects the shell’s memory of the location of the utilities.
hash(1)
Displays a list of previously executed commands (the history list).
history(1)
Displays attributes and values of existing DEFINEs (a HP extension).
info_define(1)
Lists information about jobs.
jobs(1)
Sends a signal to a running process. (Both a regular form and a shell built-in form of
kill
are included with Open System Services.)
kill(1)
Presents authentic expressions for evaluation.
let(1)
Provides shell output.
print(1)
Displays the current directory pathname. (Both a regular form and a shell built-in form
of pwd are included with Open System Services.)
pwd(1)
Reads one line from the standard input file. (Both a regular form and a shell built-in form
of read are included with Open System Services.)
read(1)
Marks specified names as read-only.
readonly(1)
Restores a DEFINE’s attributes to their initial settings (a HP extension).
reset_define(1)
Causes a shell function to return to the invoking script.
return(1)
Sets shell parameters.
set(1)
Sets values for DEFINE attributes in the working attribute set (a HP extension).
set_define(1)
Sets positional parameters.
shift(1)
Displays values of attributes (a HP extension).
show_define(1)
Times the execution of a command.
times(1)
Specifies a command and signals for its execution by the shell.
trap(1)
Writes a description of a file’s type.
type(1)
Sets attributes and values for shell parameters.
typeset(1)
Sets a file mode creation mask.
umask(1)
Removes names from the alias list.
unalias(1)
Replaces tabs or space characters.
unexpand(1)
Erases parameter values.
unset(1)
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