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1tfman(1)                                                              tfman(1)
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NAME

6       tfman - Swank manual page browser
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SYNOPSIS

9       tfman [-h] [-V] [-q] files
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DESCRIPTION

12       tfman  displays  manual  pages ala man(1) using the Notcurses (notcurs‐
13       es(3)) terminal UI library.
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OPTIONS

16       -V: Print the program name and version, and exit with success.
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18       -h: Print help information, and exit with success.
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20       -q: Don't wait for any input, and don't use the alternate screen.
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22       files: Files to render.
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24       If successfully loaded and parsed, the top of the page will be visible.
25       In  the  lower right corner is a listing of page sections.  By default,
26       the page browser is in use; press Tab to move between the page  browser
27       and the structure browser.  Press 's' to toggle the structure browser's
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30       tfman can identify gzipped manual pages, and inflate them on the fly.
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NOTES

33       The following keypresses are recognized:
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35       • Ctrl-L: Redraw the screen.
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37       • q: Quit.
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39       • k/up: Move up by one line.
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41       • b/pgup: Move up by one page.
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43       • h/left: Move up by one section.
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45       • j/down: Move down by one line.
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49       • l/right: Move down by one section.
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51       • s: Toggle the structure browser's visibility.
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53       The mouse wheel can also be used to move up and down within the  active
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BUGS

57       tfman  does  not  currently  (and is unlikely to ever) support the full
58       groff macro language.
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AUTHORS

64       nick black <nickblack@linux.com>.
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