| Commands That Are Not Specific to UNIX |
Connects two lines of text.
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Text editing, line command
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The TC command
connects two lines of text.
The TC command connects two lines of text. To connect
two lines of text, type TC in the number field of a line, and press ENTER
or RETURN. The text from the second line moves to the first line. No space
appears between text on the first line and text on the second line. To create
a space between the last word of the first line and the first word of the
second line, start the text of the second line in the second column.
The command does not truncate text.
The TC command is the opposite of the TS command, which
splits text at the cursor. It is similar to the TF command, except that it
breaks text at boundaries instead of flowing text in a paragraph by removing
trailing blanks.
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