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Usage: cut36 [-W<input word format>] [-O<output word format>] [-7] [-9]
[input] [commands...]
Read from an input file (or stdin), and write to stdout. Commands can
be put on the command line, or typed to stdin.
Commands take a numeric argument which defaults to 1.
sw - skip word in input.
sr - skip record in input.
sf - skip file in input.
sa - skip all input.
cw - copy word from input to output.
cr - copy record from input to output.
cf - copy file from input to output.
ca - copy all input to output.
r - insert record boundary.
m - insert tape mark.
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Usage: cut36 [-W<input word format>] [-O<output word format>] [-7] [-9] [input] [commands...]
Read from an input file (or stdin), and write to stdout. Commands can be put on the command line, or typed to stdin.
Commands take a numeric argument which defaults to 1.
sw - skip word(s) in input.
sr - skip record(s) in input.
sf - skip file(s) in input.
sa - skip all input.
cw - copy word(s) from input to output.
cr - copy record(s) from input to output.
cf - copy file(s) from input to output.
ca - copy all input to output.
r - insert record boundary.
m - insert tape mark.