ARPUS/ce, Version 2.6.2 (03/10/05)    (SCCS 1.5)
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    \<pat>\
    "backward search"
    
    DESCRIPTION:
        To  search  backward  from  the cursor position for a specific pattern,
        use one of the following forms:
        
            \<pat>\
            ?<pat>?
        
        The first form of the command shown, "\<pat>\", should  be  used  while
        in  AEGIS  regular  expression  mode  (the  default).  The second form,
        "?pat?", should be used while in Unix regular  expression  mode,  which
        can  be  set  via the "-expr unix" command line option or the "Ce.expr:
        unix" X resource in your .Xdefaults file. 
        
        <pat> is either a regular expression or null.  In AEGIS mode, <pat> must
        conform to AEGIS regular expression syntax.  In Unix mode, <pat> must
        conform to Unix regular expression syntax.
        
        If <pat> is null (that is, if the command is either '\\' or '??'),  the
        pattern  used  in  the  most  recent forward or backward search is used
        again.  If no previous search pattern was given, an  error  message  is
        displayed. 
        
        If  <pat>  is  non-null,  the  search begins at the cursor position and
        proceeds toward the beginning of the file, until either  an  occurrence
        of  the  pattern  is  found  or  beginning  of file is reached.  If the
        pattern is not found, an error message is  displayed,  and  the  cursor
        remains  in  its original position.  If a match is found, the cursor is
        placed at the first character in the occurrence. 
        
        If the cursor is already on an occurrence  of  <pat>  when  the  search
        commences, that occurrence will be ignored. 
    
    RELATED HELP FILES:
        /             (Forwards Search)      
        abrt          (Abort)                
        fbdr          (Find Border)          
        sq            (Search Quit)          
        re            (Regular Expression)   
        s             (Substitute)           
        so            (Substitute Once)      
        sc            (Set Case Comparison)  
        
        regexpCon     (regular expression)   
        
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