:more-doc types ``(type :more for more, :more! for the rest)''
you can get the next block of the continuation by typing :more or
all of the remaining blocks by typing :more!. See more.
:doc documentation
Major Section: DOCUMENTATION
NOTE: The :more-doc command only makes sense at the terminal.
Examples: ACL2 !>:more-doc DEFTHM ACL2 !>:more-doc logical-nameOften it is assumed in the text provided by
:more-doc name that
you have read the text provided by :doc name.
:More-doc just continues spewing out at you the documentation string
provided with a definition. If the user has done his job, :doc will
probably remind you of the basics and :more-doc, if read after :doc,
will address obscure details that are nevertheless worth noting.
When :more-doc types ``(type :more for more, :more! for the rest)''
you can get the next block of the continuation by typing :more or
all of the remaining blocks by typing :more!. See more.