tlkprint - Print Tlk structures
tlkprint [--help|-h] [--version|-V] [--verbose|-v]
[--config config-file]
[--only-strings|-o]
[--no-labels|-l]
[--long|-L]
[--safe|-S]
[--separator|-s separator]
filename ...
tlkprint --help
tlkprint prints tlk structures to human readable or machine
editable format.
- --help -h
-
Prints out the usage information.
- --version -V
-
Prints out the version information.
- --verbose -v
-
Enables the verbose prints. This option can be given multiple times,
and each time it enables more verbose prints.
- --config config-file
-
All options given by the command line can also be given in the
configuration file. This option is used to read another configuration
file in addition to the default configuration file.
- --only-strings -o
-
Do not print extra information, only the string table.
- --no-labels -l
-
Do not print labels for fields.
- --long -L
-
Long format, print all fields (even unused ones).
- --safe -S
-
Safe format, i.e. encode all control etc characters with %xx encoding.
- --separator -s separator
-
Use the given string as a separator between the label and value
instead of default :\t.
tlkprint dialog.tlk
- ~/.tlkprintrc
-
Default configuration file.
gffprint(1), Tlk(3), and TlkRead(3).
Tero Kivinen <kivinen@iki.fi>.
Created in vugth when I realized that the Text fields quite often do
have string ref that I can use to convert the name to strings by using
the tlk files.