On Jan 31, 2007, at 1:19 PM, David Boyes wrote:
/bin/csh
cd /usr/man (note, *not* /usr/man/catman!)
foreach i (`ls -R *`) ( note backticks -- I'm sure there's a better
way,
but
what did you pay for this one? )
cat $i | troff -man | lpr -Pyourpsprinter
echo $i
end
Ew, csh.
Man pages are also to be found under /usr/share/man on Linux
systems. And /usr/local/man and /usr/local/share/man.
In sh or bash, the loop would look like:
for i in $(ls -R) ; do
echo $i
cat $i | troff -man | lpr -Pyourpsprinter
done
(And instead of backticks, $(command). $() nests, which backticks
don't.)
Adam
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