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.sh 1 "The Functions" .pp In the following definitions, .q \*m means that the .q function is really a .q #define macro with arguments. This means that it will not show up in stack traces in the debugger, or, in the case of such functions as .Fn addch , it will show up as it's q w counterpart. The arguments are given to show the order and type of each. Their names are not mandatory, just suggestive. .sh 2 "Output Functions" .so doc.I .sh 2 "Input Functions" .so doc.II .sh 2 "Miscellaneous Functions" .so doc.III .sh 2 Details .so doc.IV
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%sccs.include.redist.roff%
@(#)intro.5 6.3 (Berkeley) 04/17/91
.sh 1 "The Functions" .pp In the following definitions, .q \*m means that the .q function is really a .q #define macro with arguments. This means that it will not show up in stack traces in the debugger, or, in the case of such functions as .Fn addch , it will show up as it's q w counterpart. The arguments are given to show the order and type of each. Their names are not mandatory, just suggestive. .sh 2 "Output Functions" .so doc.I .sh 2 "Input Functions" .so doc.II .sh 2 "Miscellaneous Functions" .so doc.III .sh 2 Details .so doc.IV