ARPUS/ce, Version 2.6.2 (03/10/05) (SCCS 1.5)
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ts [n1 [n2 ...] -r]
"tab set"
DESCRIPTION:
Use 'ts' to set tab stops. This command can take one of several
forms:
ts remove all tab stops; this has the effect of
setting a tab stop at every column starting
with column 1
ts c1 c2 ... cn set a tab stop at the columns specified by c1,
c2, ..., cn.
ts c1 c2 ... cn -r set a tab stop at the columns specified by c1,
c2, ..., cn; the '-r' tells ts to repeat the
last interval in the list; for example "ts 5
10 20 -r" would cause ts to place tab stops at
5, 10, 20, 30, 40, ....
ts c1 -r here the first tab stop is assumed to be 0, so
the interval becomes c1; for example, 'ts 8
-r' would cause ts to place tab stops at 8,
16, 24, ....
ts never appends tab stops to its current list; every use of ts
replaces the current list of tab stops with a new list. The
default ts setting is '4 8 -r'.
The tab stops can be set from the X resource Ce.tabstops. This
resource is described in the xresource help page. On Sun
workstations, ts should be set as follows in the .Xdefaults file:
ceterm.tabstops : ts 9 17 -r
This appears to be what the ls(1) command needs.
RELATED HELP FILES:
th (Tab Horizontal)
thl (Tab Horizontal Left)
untab (Remove Tabs)
xresources (Arguments and X resources)
support (customer support)
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