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{{MORE command}}



	The {MORE} command displays output on a per screen basis. {MORE}

	can also be used in the same way as {TYPE} to print a file to the

	terminal.



{{Synopsis}}



	${MORE [/E] [/C] [/P] [/T[:]n] [/S] [/A] [/U] [+n] [files ...]}



	Displays output one screen at a time, pausing between two screens.



	- {/E} : Enable extended mode. This switch should be specified each

	time you need to use switches {/C}, {/P} and {/S}, or the {+n}

	parameter. However, this switch is ignored by {dos9|Dos9}, it is

	only provided for compatibility reasons.



	- {/C} : Clear screen before printing a new screen. This switch is

	ignored if the output of {MORE} does not refer to a terminal device

	(eg. if output is redirected or sent through a pipe}. Uppon use of this

	switch, you can only access full screen scrolls (scrolling screen by

	screen as opposed to line by line).



	- {/P} : Develop form-feed characters. This switch is not supported by

	{dos9|Dos9}, and is ignored instead



	- {/S} : Squeezes multiples blank lines into a single line.



	- {/T[:]n} : Expands tabs to {n} spaces.



	- {+n} : Display files starting at line {n}.



	- {/A} : Count ANSI escape codes as printed characters.

	

	- {/U} : Do not consider text to be utf-8. Consider instead that it is

	byte-based encoding. 

	

	- {files ...} : A list of files to be displayed (possibly containing

	{spec/regexp|regular expressions}. If {files} is empty, then {MORE}

	use the standard input as input.



	If standard output is not redirected, then the {MORE} command uses it

	interactive more (the command prompts the {MORE} prompt).



	${-- MORE --}



	{MORE} accepts the following commands:



	- {Pn} : Display next {n} lines.



	- {Sn} : Skip next {n} lines.



	- {F} : Display next file.



	- {=} : Show line number.



	- {Q} : Quit.



	If {dos9|Dos9} has been compiled with {--disable-console}, then the

	{more} command should always use the {/C} switch, Thus, line by line

	scrolling should not be possible.



{{Compatibility}}



	Compatible with {cmd.exe}, excepting {/P} switch that does nothing.



	Available since {2014.0.9b} revision. Before {MORE} was only a

	{type|TYPE} alias.



{{See also}}



	{commands|Command list}, {type|TYPE command},

	{dump|DUMP command}