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Old 11-26-2009, 12:08 PM
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I have a question about writing a man page for a script in UNIX..?


I have a question about writing a man page for a script in UNIX..?

I have already written a man page for a shell script function. Now, I have been assigned to write a man page for a script with a menu that branches off into other scripts. Is there some sort of standard to writing this man page? Am I just supposed to just write the name, synopsis, description, and bugs sections like for a typical man page?
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