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Index: P
- p command (sed)
: Chapter 10, Reference: p
- P command (sed)
: Chapter 10, Reference: P
- pack command
: Chapter 2, Reference: pack
- packed files, displaying
: Chapter 2, Reference: pcat
- page command
: (see more command)
- PAGER environment variable
: Chapter 2, Reference: man
- pagination, nroff/troff requests for
: 12.5.12. Pagination
- paging files
: Chapter 2, Reference: more
- paragraphs, emacs commands for
: 7.2.4. Paragraphs and Regions
- passwd command
: Chapter 2, Reference: passwd
- passwd file
           
  - 4.2.1. Special Files
  
- 5.2.1. Special Files
  
- passwords
 
  - changing
: Chapter 2, Reference: passwd
  
 
    - chkey command
: Chapter 2, Reference: chkey
  
 
  - creating
: Chapter 2, Reference: passwd
  
- displaying information
: Chapter 2, Reference: passwd
  
- for files
: Chapter 2, Reference: crypt
  
- prompting for
: Chapter 2, Reference: keylogin
    
- paste command
: Chapter 2, Reference: paste
- PATH environment variable
: 5.3.5. Environment Variables
- PATH shell variable
: 4.3.3. Other Shell Variables
- path shell variable
: 5.3.3. Predefined Shell Variables
- pathname modifiers
: 5.3.2.1. Examples Using Pathname Modifiers
- pattern matching
: 6. Pattern Matching
- patterns, awk
: 11.3. Patterns and Procedures
- pcat command
: Chapter 2, Reference: pcat
- permissions
         
  - changing
: Chapter 2, Reference: chmod
  
 
    - for sending email
: Chapter 2, Reference: mesg
  
 
- pg command
: Chapter 2, Reference: pg
- Pic preprocessor
: 16.3. Pic
- popd command (csh)
: Chapter 5, Reference: popd
- positioning
: (see alignment/positioning)
- Postscript files
     
  - adding a font to
: Chapter 2, Reference: download
  
- creating from troff files
  
  
    - dpost command
: Chapter 2, Reference: dpost
  
 
- PPID shell variable
: 4.3.2. Built-in Shell Variables
- pr command
: Chapter 2, Reference: pr
- predefined shell variables
   
  - csh shell
: 5.3.3. Predefined Shell Variables
  
- sh and ksh shells
: 4.3.2. Built-in Shell Variables
  
- preprocessors for nroff/troff system
: 16. Preprocessors
- preserve command (ex)
: Chapter 9, Reference: preserve
- prime factors
: Chapter 2, Reference: factor
- primitives, Pic preprocessor
: 16.3.3. Primitives
- print command (awk)
: Chapter 11, Reference: print
- print command (dbx)
: Chapter 20, Reference: print
- print command (ex)
: Chapter 9, Reference: print
- print command (ksh, sh)
: Chapter 4, Reference: print
- print pseudo-command (sccs)
: 17.6.2. Pseudo-commands
- printenv command
: Chapter 2, Reference: printenv
- printers, testing
: Chapter 2, Reference: lptest
- printf command
: Chapter 2, Reference: printf
- printf command (awk)
: Chapter 11, Reference: printf
- printing
              
  - banners
: Chapter 2, Reference: banner
  
- cancelling print requests
  
  
    - cancel command
: Chapter 2, Reference: cancel
  
 
  - current system name
: Chapter 2, Reference: uname
  
- environment variable values
: Chapter 2, Reference: printenv
  
- file creation mode mask
: Chapter 2, Reference: umask
  
- files
: Chapter 2, Reference: lp
  
    
    - from archives
: Chapter 2, Reference: ar
    
- cat command
: Chapter 2, Reference: cat
    
- lines specified
: Chapter 2, Reference: tail
  
   
  - log files
  
 
    - of copied files
: Chapter 2, Reference: uulog
  
 
  - queue
  
 
    - displaying
: Chapter 2, Reference: lpq
    
- removing requests from
: Chapter 2, Reference: lprm
    
- status of
: Chapter 2, Reference: lpstat
  
   
  - sending files
: Chapter 2, Reference: lpr
  
- strings
: Chapter 2, Reference: printf
  
- system names known to uucp
: Chapter 2, Reference: uuname
  
- system usage information
: Chapter 2, Reference: uptime
  
- terminal capability
: Chapter 2, Reference: tput
  
- terminal device name
: Chapter 2, Reference: tty
      
- privileges, termination of user processes
: Chapter 2, Reference: shutdown
- procedures, awk
: 11.3.2. Procedures
- processes
   
  - controlling
: (see job control)
  
- terminating IDs
: Chapter 2, Reference: kill
  
- prof command
: Chapter 2, Reference: prof
- profile data
  
  - displaying
  
 
    - for C programming
: Chapter 2, Reference: gprof
    
- for files
: Chapter 2, Reference: prof
    
- for programs generally
: Chapter 2, Reference: lprof
  
   
- .profile file
 
  - 4.2.1. Special Files
  
- (see also shell variables)
  
- programs
 
  - aborted
  
 
    - debugging resulting files
: Chapter 2, Reference: sdb
  
 
  - debugging
: 20. Program Debugging
  
- displaying profile data for
: Chapter 2, Reference: lprof
  
- lexical analysis
  
   
    - generating
: Chapter 2, Reference: lex
  
 
- prompt shell variable
: 5.3.3. Predefined Shell Variables
- prs command (SCCS)
: Chapter 17, Reference: prs
  
  - data keywords for
: 17.4. Data Keywords
 
- ps command
: Chapter 2, Reference: ps
- PS1..PS4 shell variables
: 4.3.3. Other Shell Variables
- pseudo-commands, SCCS
: 17.6. sccs and Pseudo-commands
- ptx command
: Chapter 2, Reference: ptx
- pushd command (csh)
: Chapter 5, Reference: pushd
- put command (ex)
: Chapter 9, Reference: put
- putting commands (sed)
: 10.4.4. Yanking and Putting
- pwd command
: Chapter 2, Reference: pwd
- pwd command (dbx)
: Chapter 20, Reference: pwd
- pwd command (ksh, sh)
: Chapter 4, Reference: pwd
- PWD environment variable
: 5.3.5. Environment Variables
- PWD shell variable
: 4.3.2. Built-in Shell Variables
            
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