4.8 grep and regular expressions4 Labs4.6 Editor - vi4.7 Editor 3 - emacs

4.7 Editor 3 - emacs

TABER CSC137 Lab 4.7: emacs -- Print your name



Do the emacs tutorial on a system with emacs. gort has emacs installed. Type emacs and follow the instructions. 
gort:~>  emacs
then ^H(for help) then t(for tutorial)

You may want to try the hyper-text manual pages for emacs. 

gort:~>  emacs
then ESC, x, and info
You may want to copy ~ltaber/.emacs from my area so the cursor keys work if you use a VT200/VT300 terminal. This was dine for you when your account was setup on gort. You may want to ftp this file to another system.

Emacs needs the ^C character. The terminal emulator that we use on our AppleMAC systems can be set to block this. Please see the item about the Apple's NCSA telnet program.

gort:~> cp ~ltaber/.emacs .

  1. What are the last 5 words in the emacs tutorial?


  2. What does the command "gort:~> pico temp" do?


  3. What is the -k option for when used with the man command?


  4. How can you display just your entry in the /etc/passwd file? (grep)


  5. How many lines are in /etc/passwd? (use wc)


  6. What are my office hours on Wednesdays?
    finger ltaber@pima.edu


  7. What does the -F (upper case) option do for the ls command?


  8. How many options does the grep command have? (man)


  9. What is in the file /var/log/syslog? (cat, tail, head, more)


Write your answers on this page and turn it in.
Instructor: ltaber@pima.edu** My new Home on phRed** The Pima College Site** The Mad Dr. G.'s home page on phred.

4.8 grep and regular expressions4 Labs4.6 Editor - vi4.7 Editor 3 - emacs