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expand:tldr:1b402 expand: Use a comma separated list of explicit tab positions.

$ expand -t=${1,4,6}

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expand:tldr:31407 expand: Convert tabs to spaces, reading from standard input.

$ expand

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expand:tldr:3d74e expand: Have tabs a certain number of characters apart, not 8.

$ expand -t=${number} ${filename}

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expand:tldr:63532 expand: Ignore the directory structure when uncompressing, and add them to a single directory.

$ expand ${path\to\file-cab} ${path\to\directory} -i

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expand:tldr:73857 expand: Uncompress a specific file from a Cabinet file.

$ expand ${path\to\file-cab} ${path\to\directory} -f:${path\to\file}

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expand:tldr:77354 expand: Uncompress a single-file Cabinet file to the specified directory.

$ expand ${path\to\file-cab} ${path\to\directory}

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expand:tldr:a9af6 expand: Convert tabs in each file to spaces, writing to standard output.

$ expand ${filename}

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expand:tldr:be922 expand: Do not convert tabs after non blanks.

$ expand -i ${filename}

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expand:tldr:cbaad expand: Display the list of files in a source Cabinet file.

$ expand ${path\to\file-cab} ${path\to\directory} -d

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expand:tldr:cf62d expand: Uncompress all files from the Cabinet file.

$ expand ${path\to\file-cab} ${path\to\directory} -f:*

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