.TH TCB 1 .SH NAME tcb - file viewer on a terminal .SH VERSION 1.4a-1 23 Nov 1998 .SH SYNOPSIS \fItcb\fR [\fB-?\fP] [\fIdirectory\fR] [\fIfile\fR] [<\fIfile\fR] .SH DESCRIPTION \fITcb\fR(1) is a file viewer that works on a terminal. .SH FILE .TP 3 \fI/usr/local/lib/tcb/HELP\fR On-line manual file. Once \fItcb\fR(1) is started, you can refer to \fIHELP\fR by typing \fBCtrl\fP+\fBj\fP and then \fBCtrl\fP+\fBh\fP. .TP 3 \fI/usr/local/lib/tcb/tcbrc\fR Initialization file, used for setting of environment at \fItcb\fR(1) startup. Copy \fItcbrc\fR to \fI~/.tcb/\fR directory and then edit it accordingly. (The directory \fI~/.tcb/\fR will be made at the first execution.) If \fItcb\fR(1) can't be started, define ``SHELL'' of \fItcbrc\fR or set either \fIbash\fR(1) or \fItcsh\fR(1) to the environment variable ``SHELL''. .TP 3 \fI~/.tcb/history\fR \fITcb\fR(1) will write access-history to \fIhistory\fR just before exits, and will read it from the file at the next startup. If the content of the file doesn't end with a specific code, \fIhistory.old\fR (backup file that had been read at the previous startup) will be used for reading. \fITcb\fR(1) will not access \fIhistory\fR when started with a pipe or a regular-file or a directory argument. .SH ENVIRONMENT VARIABLE .TP 3 \fBTCB\fP \fITcb\fR(1) can't be started on a terminal where this variable is set. See \fBNote\fP described in \fIHELP\fR for details. .TP 3 \fBTCBCHARSET\fP When the variable is set to \fBascii\fP, \fItcb\fR(1) will be started with \fBascii\fP-mode. This mode will display one-byte non-\fBascii\fP code as a highlighted hex number in angle brakets. .SH AUTHOR Taketo Matsubara