If the section is longer than 24 lines GAP stops after 24 lines and displays
-- <space> for more --
If you press space GAP displays the next 24
lines of the section and then stops again. This goes on until the whole
section has been displayed, at which point GAP will return
immediately to the main GAP loop. Pressing f
has the same effect as space.
You can also press b or the key labeled del which
will scroll back to the previous 24 lines of the section. If
you press b or del when GAP is
displaying the top of a section GAP will ring the bell.
You can also press q to quit and return immediately back to the
main GAP loop without reading the rest of the section.
Actually the 24 is only a default, if you have a larger screen that can
display more lines of text you may want to tell this to GAP
with the -y rows option when you start GAP.