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6 <TITLE>Man page for argh
.1</TITLE>
9 <A HREF=
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11 <H2><A NAME=
"sect0" HREF=
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</A></H2>
14 argh - front-end for multi-argument passes
16 <H2><A NAME=
"sect1" HREF=
"#toc1"><B>Synopsis
</B></A></H2>
19 <B>argh
</B> <I>progname
</I> <B>-.
</B><I>out-suffix
</I> [
<I>flags
</I> ]
<I>infiles
</I>
21 <H2><A NAME=
"sect2" HREF=
"#toc2"><B>Description
</B></A></H2>
24 This little utility makes it easier to use passes that
25 take multiple input and output files on the command-line
26 by giving a different interface. It simply runs the command
27 <I>progname
</I> with
<I>infiles
</I> as the input file names and
28 generates the output file names from these by replacing
29 the input file names with the suffix
<B>.
</B><I>out-suffix.
</I> <B>argh
</B>
30 assumes that
<I>progname
</I> expects its command-line in the form
31 of alternating input and output file names. Arguments
32 beginning with ``-'' are assumed to be flags instead of
33 input files, so they are passed through unchanged to
<I>prog
</I><B>_
</B>n
<I>ame.
</I>
34 The special flag ``--'' is assumed to mark the end
35 of the flags, so all subsequent arguments are taken as
36 file names, even if they begin with ``-''. The ``--''
37 flag is also passed through to
<I>progname.
</I>
39 <H2><A NAME=
"sect3" HREF=
"#toc3"><B>History
</B></A></H2>
42 This program was written by Chris Wilson.
46 <A NAME=
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48 <LI><A NAME=
"toc0" HREF=
"#sect0">Name
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49 <LI><A NAME=
"toc1" HREF=
"#sect1">Synopsis
</A></LI>
50 <LI><A NAME=
"toc2" HREF=
"#sect2">Description
</A></LI>
51 <LI><A NAME=
"toc3" HREF=
"#sect3">History
</A></LI>