ref: b6a519453224239b129fa481f598946fe61e21c8
parent: 86a8f7c390e4d26749f242ec579ef40bee348f0a
author: kvik <kvik@a-b.xyz>
date: Sat Jun 22 08:54:46 EDT 2019
manpage work
--- a/x.man
+++ b/x.man
@@ -82,13 +82,36 @@
.B x/run make
will run
.B make(1)
-in the expected corresponding directory.
+in the expected remote directory.
.PP
.B x/man
+is a shortcut for displaying the manual pages from the remote
+systems.
+By default the manual pages are printed to the
+standard output; the option
+.I -p
+changes this to redirect the output into a temporary file
+.B /tmp/man/$title.$section.txt
+which is then plumbed for viewing in an editor.
.PP
.B x/path
+extracts and prints the information contained in the current
+working path, it is used to implement other programs and can
+be used in your own scripts. The options are as follows:
+.TF "-o option"
+.TP
+.I -l
+prints the login, i.e. the user@host string that can be used
+to connect to the remote system.
+.TP
+.IR -P , -p
+print the absolute (relative) path relative to the remote
+root.
+.TP
+.I -r
+prints the local path to the root of the remote hierarchy.
.SH EXAMPLES
.SH SEE ALSO