[Linux-disciples] A command-line equivalent to less(1)'s "@"/^F option

[Adam Rosi-Kessel]

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On Feb 15, 2013, at 9:07 AM, Steve Laniel <steve at stevereads.com> wrote:

> I think this list needs to be dusted off and taken out for a drive once per year.
> 
> Whenever I do a search ("/") in less(1), I always want the search to wrap around if it doesn't find the text between the current line and EOF. I can force this behavior with "/@pattern" rather than just "/pattern", but I'd prefer that it always be there by default -- so that my typing "/pattern" gets me the "/@pattern" behavior automatically. I didn't find any way to do this in the man page, and Google didn't turn up anything. Am I SOL? Effectively I'm just looking for the same behavior from less(1) that I get in vim(1). There are lots of command-line options that you can set in $LESS -- I use "-iR" -- but the "@" behavior doesn't seem to be one of them.
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