" CLESS HELP\n Press q to quit\n\n Key binding\n ===========\n\n Key binding is mostly compatible with the original less.\n\n ARROW_DOWN, ENTER, ^N, ^E, j scroll down one line\n SPACE BAR, PAGE_DOWN, ^V, ^F, f scroll down one page\n ARROW_UP, ^Y, ^P, ^K, y, k scroll up one line\n PAGE_UP, ^B, b scroll up one page\n ARROW_RIGHT, ESC-) scroll right one column\n ARROW_LEFT, ESC-( scroll left one column\n d scroll down half screen\n u scroll up half screen\n HOME, g, < go to top of file\n END, G, > go to end of file\n + increase column spacing\n - decrease column spacing\n c show/hide the column numbers\n l show/hide the line numbers (1 based)\n L show byte offset instead of line number\n h hide column (space separated list)\n H show column (space separated list)\n ` (back-tick) change first column index\n o toggle highlighting of alternate lines\n O toggle highlighting of alternate columns \n m shift line highlighting start\n M shift column highlighting start\n F go to. 10 -> absolute line number\n 10o -> absolute offset\n 10% -> percentage in file\n p go to percentage.\n v format columns.\n i ignore lines. Lines or regexp\n I remove ignore lines patterns\n / forward search\n ? backward search\n n repeat previous search\n N repeat previous search, reversed direction\n s save content to file\n E export content to some format (tex, csv)\n S change split regexp\n t toggle column names\n ^ use a line from file for column headers\n | change column separator character\n [ shift content of a column to the left\n ] shift content of a column to the right\n { shift content of a column to the start\n } shift content of a column to the end\n ( reduce width of a column\n ) increase width of a column\n \\\\ change column padding string\n r, R, ^R, ^L refresh display\n : command menu\n q quit\n\n Notes on Searching\n ==================\n\n The search patterns are Perl compatible regular expressions. It is ill\n advised to use patterns that match white spaces as the spaces are\n ignored when displayed. I.e., a match MUST be contained within a\n column to be properly displayed. If a match span accross columns,\n strange behavior may occure. To force a match to be the entire column\n width, use the word boundary anchor: \\\\b. E.g., to match the line with\n a column having only 0 (instead of any column which contains a 0), use\n the following pattern: \\\\b0\\\\b.\n \n Note also that the match might be in a hidden column. In any case, if\n the line numbers are displayed, a line having a match will have its\n line number in reverse video.\n\n Environment variable\n ====================\n\n If set, the environment variable CLESS gives switches to be added to the\n switches found on the command line. For example, to always display the line\n numbers and columns:\n CLESS=\"--lines --column\"\n"