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appropriate mdoc macros to handle these cases.
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done later.. contact me if you want to help)
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Tom Christiansen <tchrist@perl.com>).
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As a result, we gain one extra position to format multi-column output,
since there is no added space at the end of the last column. For instance,
26 long filenames now print in 3 columns instead of 2.
At first, both millert@ and I thought that ending the line on the last
column might trigger trouble on some terminals, but then I realized that
current ls may already fill the last column with a space, with no apparent
grief anywhere, and Todd agreed.
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access if we end up doing one column output.
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too long); problem noted by viha@vip.fi
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sfsp->f_bsize to be signed when using the fsbtoblk() macro so
we get signed divide, not unsigned divide. Fixes a bug in df
when the filesystem has < 0 blocks available to the user.
Guess I should have just made f_bsize signed when struct statfs
was changed.
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Rephrase examples slightly.
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should be enough.
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files (as pointed out in symlink(2)). Fix some formatting, too.
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order.
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