| (1)a\
| append the following text to the output text
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| (2)b label
| branch to the :label command. If label is empty, go to the end of the script.
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| (2)c\
| change line text
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| (2)d
| delete lines
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| (2)D
| delete first line of input only
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| (2)g
| replace input lines with buffer contents
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| (2)G
| append buffer contents to input lines
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| (2)h
| replace buffer contents with input lines
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| (2)H
| append input lines to buffer contents
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| (1)i\
| insert the following text text
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| (2)l
| display input lines
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| (2)n
| display input line; read next input line
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| (2)N
| append next input line to current line
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| (2)p
| display input lines
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| (2)P
| display first line of input line only
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| (1)q
| quit
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| (2)r file
| display contents of file
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| (2)s/RE/s/flags
| substitute s for the regular expression RE that matches input lines according to flags. The flags can consist of zero or more of:
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| n
| substitute for just the nth occurrence of the regular expression RE (1-512)
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| g
| substitute for all occurrences of RE
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| p
| display input line if substitution was made
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| w file
| append input line to file if substitution made
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| (2)t label
| branch to :label command if substitution was made. If label is empty, go to end of script.
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| (2)w file
| append input line to file
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| (2)x
| exchange input line with buffer contents
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| (2)y/s1/s2
| replace characters in s1 with characters in s2. The lengths of s1 and s2 must be equal.
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| (2)!cmd
| execute command for the input lines not selected
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| (1) =
| display current line number
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| (2) {
| treat commands up to closing } as a group
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| (0)#
| interpret rest of input line as comments
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| (0)#n
| interpret rest of input line as comments and ignore
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