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Commands That Are Not Specific to UNIX

C Command



Copies one line of text.
Category: Text editing, line command

Syntax
Without Arguments
Comparisons
See Also

Syntax

C
intervening text
A | B

Without Arguments

The C command copies one line of text to a new position anywhere in a window.

Arguments

A

marks the target position of the line of text to be copied; in this case, after the position where the A argument is typed. You can place the A argument either before or after the line to be copied.

B

marks the target position of the line of text to be copied; in this case, before the position where the B argument is typed. You can place the B argument either before or after the line to be copied.


Comparisons

The C and CC commands enable you to specify a target position for the line of text anywhere in the window. The R and RR commands repeat the line or block of text immediately after it first appears.


See Also

Commands:

CC Command

R Command

RR Command

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