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@@ -55,6 +55,8 @@ to a pager, try \fBless \-R\fP\&. There are no options yet. .SH OUTPUT FORMAT .sp +The output is designed to fit in an 80\-column terminal. +.sp Each line of output consists of eighteen columns: the offset from the start of the file (in hex; minimum 4 digits), 16 bytes of hex data (or empty cells, if the last line of the dump is for fewer than @@ -89,15 +91,15 @@ the man page requires your man command to support UTF\-8 embedded in the man page. If the examples looks mangled, try viewing the source (uxd.rst) in a text editor. .sp -Japanese text example: +Example copied from the Japanese \fBls\fP(1) man page: .INDENT 0.0 .INDENT 3.5 .sp .nf .ft C -$ echo ¥ǥ£¥ | uxd -0000: c2\-a5 c7\-a5 c2\-a3 c2\-a5 0a ¥ǥ£¥↵ - GGGGG YYYYY GGGGG YYYYY PP GYGYP +$ echo デフォル | ./uxd +0000: e3\-83\-87 e3\-83\-95 e3\-82\-\-a9 e3\-83\-ab 0a デフォル↵ + GGGGGGGG YYYYYYYY GGGGGGGGG YYYYYYYY PP G Y G Y P .ft P .fi .UNINDENT @@ -107,8 +109,8 @@ The colors are indicated by G/Y/P, for green, yellow, and purple. The character above each letter is displayed in that color. .sp From the colorization, and from the dashes between the bytes, it\(aqs -obvious that "c2 a5" is the hex representation of the first ¥ -character, and that the ǥ is represented by "c7 a5". +obvious that "e3 83 87" is the hex representation of the first +character, and that the 2nd is represented by "e3 83 95. .sp The newline is displayed in purple because it\(aqs not a regular printable character. Its human\-readable representation is ↵. Note @@ -46,6 +46,8 @@ There are no options yet. OUTPUT FORMAT ============= +The output is designed to fit in an 80-column terminal. + Each line of output consists of eighteen columns: the offset from the start of the file (in hex; minimum 4 digits), 16 bytes of hex data (or empty cells, if the last line of the dump is for fewer than @@ -82,18 +84,18 @@ the man page requires your man command to support UTF-8 embedded in the man page. If the examples looks mangled, try viewing the source (uxd.rst) in a text editor. -Japanese text example:: +Example copied from the Japanese **ls**\(1) man page:: - $ echo ¥ǥ£¥ | uxd - 0000: c2-a5 c7-a5 c2-a3 c2-a5 0a ¥ǥ£¥↵ - GGGGG YYYYY GGGGG YYYYY PP GYGYP + $ echo デフォル | ./uxd + 0000: e3-83-87 e3-83-95 e3-82--a9 e3-83-ab 0a デフォル↵ + GGGGGGGG YYYYYYYY GGGGGGGGG YYYYYYYY PP G Y G Y P The colors are indicated by G/Y/P, for green, yellow, and purple. The character above each letter is displayed in that color. From the colorization, and from the dashes between the bytes, it's -obvious that "c2 a5" is the hex representation of the first ¥ -character, and that the ǥ is represented by "c7 a5". +obvious that "e3 83 87" is the hex representation of the first +character, and that the 2nd is represented by "e3 83 95. The newline is displayed in purple because it's not a regular printable character. Its human-readable representation is ↵. Note |