.th ECHO I 5/31/77 .sh NAME echo \*- echo arguments .sh SYNOPSIS .bd echo [ arg ... ] .sh DESCRIPTION .it Echo writes its arguments in order as a line on the standard output file. It is mainly useful for producing diagnostics in command files. Certain escape sequences are recognized: ``\\n'' causes the newline character to be written. ``\\c'' terminates .it echo without a newline. ``\\0N'' causes the octal number .it N to be written. .br .sh "SEE ALSO" pump(I)