more(x [, nsig:n, format:Fmt, missing:M ,stripdol:T]), where x is a macro or is a REAL, CHARACTER, or LOGICAL variable, n > 0 is an integer, Fmt and M are CHARACTER scalars |
more(x) displays object x using a 'paging' program that displays a screenful at a time. On Unix/Linux by default it uses Unix/Linux program 'more'. If variable PAGER exists and is a CHARACTER scalar, then it is assumed to specify a paging program. For example, on some Unix/Linux systems, if the value of PAGER is "less -x4", then more() invokes Unix/Linux program 'less' with tab stops set every 4 positions. By default, when x is a macro, more(x) displays it after stripping off '$$' from temporary variable names. Use more(x,stripdol:F) To see the actual '$$' in the macro. When x is REAL, you may use any of keywords 'nsig', 'format', and 'missing' as on print(), but not 'name' and 'file'. The lines written to the screen are not written to a spool file, nor are they redisplayed after a plot. See spool(). More is implemented as a pre-defined macro and is not available in all versions of MacAnova.