1 07/23/84  find_dict_words, fdw
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 3 Syntax as a command:  fdw {words} {-control_args}
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 6 Function:  The find_dict_words command finds and displays words
 7 contained in the sequence of dictionaries defined by the dict search
 8 list.
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11 Arguments:
12 words
13    are words to be found.  At least one word must be given unless the
14    -input_file control argument is specified.
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17 Control arguments:
18 -brief, -bf
19    suppresses the warning message usually given when a word is not
20    found.
21 -dictionary, -dict
22    displays the pathname of the dictionary in which the word was found.
23 -exact_match, -exm
24    finds only those words that match a dictionary word exactly, i.e.,
25    no special processing is performed with respect to capitalization
26    (see "Note" below).
27 -input_file path, -if path
28    finds words in the segment specified by path.  Words in this segment
29    must be separated by newlines.  This control argument may be
30    specified more than once.
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33 -output_file path, -of path
34    writes words found into the segment specified by path instead of
35    displaying words on the user's terminal.  Words are separated by
36    newlines in the output segment.
37 -raw
38    displays the words without indicating the no-trim attribute or
39    hyphenation points (see add_dict_words command above).  Otherwise,
40    words are printed in the format accepted by add_dict_words.
41 -word string
42    finds the word string even though string may look like a control
43    argument.
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46 Notes:  When searching for a word in a dictionary, special processing
47 of capital letters is performed unless the -exact_match control
48 argument is specified.  This special processing is identical to that
49 performed by the trim_wordlist command below.