GNU Interactive Tools

A Set of Interactive Programs

Edition 2.5, for GIT version 4.3.16

January 1997

• Introduction
• Distributing GNU Interactive Tools
• Using GNU Interactive Tools
  • The GIT file system browser
    • Key binding conventions
    • Panel modes
    • Sorting methods
    • Moving the cursor in the panel
    • Selecting files
    • Incremental searching files in a panel
    • Using the input line
      • Inserting Text
      • Moving Point
      • Deleting and killing text
      • Case conversion of words.
      • Reusing recent input line arguments
      • Commands to set the mark
      • Reinserting recently killed text
    • File operations
      • Copying Files
      • Moving Files
      • Creating Files
      • Deleting Files
      • Linking Files
      • Renaming Files
      • Packing files into the minimum number of bins
      • Changing a file's mode, owner and group
      • Editing Files
      • Viewing Files
      • Compressing Files
      • Encoding Files
      • Encrypting Files
      • Comparing Files
      • Spelling Files
      • Wiping Files
      • Searching Files
      • Managing tar based archive files
      • Installing and Uninstalling RPM packages
      • Accessing MSDOS Files
      • A different action for each file type
    • Directory operations
      • Creating directories
      • Copying directories
      • Deleting directories
      • Moving directories
      • Renaming directories
      • Comparing Directories
      • Summarize directory usage
      • Changing directories
      • Directory History
      • Hot Keys
    • Compiling programs
    • Sending/receiving ascii/binary mail
    • Starting a sub-shell
    • Using grep and recursive grep
    • Locking your console
    • Refreshing the screen contents
    • Reseting your terminal
    • Mounting/unmounting file systems
    • Getting some useful system information
    • How to look at the environment variables
    • Viewing/killing processes
    • Synchronizing the file systems
    • Reading documentation
    • Exiting GNU Interactive Tools
  • The GIT process viewer/killer
  • The GIT ASCII/HEX file viewer
  • The GIT key sequences display utility
  • The GIT wipe file utility
  • The GIT mount utility
  • The GIT per file type action script
  • The GIT recursive grep script
• Customizing GNU Interactive Tools
  • Environment Variables
  • Configuration Files
    • Writing key sequences
    • The global setup section
    • git Sections
      • git Setup
      • Using git on colors displays
      • Using git on monochrome displays
      • Defining keys
      • The key-sequence field
      • The command-name field
      • The formatted-command field
      • The %s format specifier
      • The %f format specifier
      • The %d format specifier
      • The %l format specifier
      • The %t format specifier
      • The %z format specifier
      • The %a format specifier
      • The %m format specifier
      • The %g format specifier
      • The %o format specifier
      • The %p format specifier
      • The %b format specifier
      • The %i format specifier
      • The %? format specifier
      • The new-dir field
      • The save-screen field
      • The pause field
      • The hide field
    • Setting up colors for different file types
    • gitps Sections
      • gitps Setup
      • Using gitps on color displays
      • Using gitps on monochrome displays
      • Defining keys
    • gitview Sections
      • gitview Setup
      • Using gitview on color displays
      • Using gitview on monochrome displays
      • Defining keys
• GNU Interactive Tools limitations
• GNU Interactive Tools bugs
• Key Index
• Command Index
• Variable Index
• Concept Index

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