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Thank you, this is really helpful. Could anyone contribute a version for OSX?

• guac 11y ago
  If you have homebrew you can just install the 'gnu-sed' package and then change the function to call 'gsed' instead.
• dewarrn1 11y ago
  Here's my terribly hackish version for BSD userlands (briefly tested on FreeBSD, may work on OS X): #!/bin/sh eg () { man $1 | grep '^E.EX.XA' -A 1000 | grep '^[A-Z]' -m 2 -B 1000 -A 0 | sed '$d' | $PAGER } eg $1