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#

#   Dos9 Manual pages, The Dos9 project

#   Copyright (C) 2012-2017  Romain Garbi (DarkBatcher)

#

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{{WC Command}}



	The {WC} command display count of a files (size, number of lines or

	words).

	

{{Synopsis}}



${WC [/L] [/C] [/M] [/W] [files ...]}



	Print files counts and the associated total if several {files} have be specified.

	

	- {files ...}: A liste of paths referring to the files which counts will be

	printed. This path may contain {spec/regexp|regular expression}. If no files have

	been specified, Dos9 will show standard input counts.

	

	- {/L}: Display the number of lines.

	

	- {/C}: Display the number of bytes.

	

	- {/M}: Counts characters on an utf-8 basis. If Dos9 have not been compiled with

	utf-8 support, this option is identical to {/C}.

	

	- {/W}: Display the number of lines.

	

	The counts are printed in the following order. If any count have been omited,

	these are not displayed by the command.

	

${line_number word_number byte_number character_numbers file}



	If no switch was supplied to Dos9, the default command is:

	

${WC /C files ...}



{{Compatibility}}



	Not available on {cmd.exe}. Available since {217.1}.

	

{{See Also}}



	{commands|Command list}, {xargs|XARGS command}