Mnpgr: Use Vim for reading man pages
Mnpgr: Use Vim for reading man pages
Mnpgr is a small Lisp program that acts as an intermediary between man and Vim. The main benefit is that your reading position in any given man page is retained. Unlike other Vim-based schemes, mnpgr renders the backspace-based overstrikes generated by man into a markup notation for bold and italics. That is then loaded into Vim, with the help of a small custom syntax definition. Thus the syntax coloring is accurate, and the colorized text is searchable (it's not simply a highlighting/concealing scheme for backspace overstrikes).
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