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uuddoo((11)) uuddoo((11))
NNAAMMEE
udo - convert files from Universal Document to other formats
SSYYNNOOPPSSIISS
udo [-achHilmpqrstvwxy] source file
udo [-achHilmpqrstvwxy] -o destiantion file source file
DDEESSCCRRIIPPTTIIOONN
UUDDOO converts file that are written in the Universal Document
Format to ASCII, HTML, Texinfo, Linuxdoc-SGML, Manualpage, Pure
C Help, Rich Text, ST-Guide, LaTeX, Turbo Vision Help or Windows
Help.
Using the first call UDO outputs to standard output (stdout),
error messages are output to stderr. Using the second call
output is written to the _d_e_s_t_i_n_a_t_i_o_n_ _f_i_l_e, error messages are
written into a log file with the suffix *.ul*.
Notes:
∙ You must pass single options: -al isn't interpreted as -a -
l.
∙ The name of the source file has to be the last parameter of
the command line.
OOPPTTIIOONNSS
-a, --ascii converts the source file to ASCII.
-c, --nocheck UDO doesn't check the correct usage of
styles.
-h, --html converts the source file to HTML.
-H, --hold UDO waits after you have pressed key before
it terminates.
--help prints a help page that describes these
options.
-i, --texinfo converts the source file to GNU Texinfo.
--ident prints the date of each UDO source file.
-l, --nologfile UDO doesn't save a log gile if you use -o.
-m, --man converts the source file to a manualpage.
-o F, --outfile F UDO saves its output to the file named "F".
If you use a single "!" instead of a
filename UDO uses the path and name of the
source file with another suffix.
-p, --pchelp converts the source file to Pure C Help.
-q, --quiet UDO doesn't print any messages to standard
output.
-r, --rtf converts the source file to RTF.
-s, --stg converts the source file to ST-Guide.
-t, --tex converts the source file to LaTeX.
--test UDO saves a log file and a hyphenation file
but doesn't save the destiantion file. Use
this option to test your source files.
--tree UDO prints an include tree in a file named
*.ut? where you can see the logical
construction of the source files.
-v, --vision converts the source file to Turbo Vision
Help.
--verbose prints detailed information while
converting the source file.
--version prints the number of version and the date
of the command line version.
-w, --win converts the source file to Windows Help.
-x, --linuxdoc converts the source file to Linuxdoc-SGML.
-y, --nohypfile doesn't save a hyphenation file when using
-o.
EEXXAAMMPPLLEESS
uuddoo ffiillee..uu
Converts `file.u' to ASCII (default) and prints it to
stdout. Error messages are printed to stderr.
uuddoo ----tteexx --oo oouuttppuutt..tteexx ffiillee..uu
Converts `file.u' to LaTeX into `output.tex'. Error
messages are written to `output.ult'.
uuddoo --ss --yy --ll --oo !! ffiillee..uu
Converts `file.u' to ST-Guide into `file.stg'. UDO doesn't
generate a log file and a hyphenation file.
EENNVVIIRROONNMMEENNTT
LANG Defines the language for error messages if LC_ALL
and LC_MESSAGES are not set.
LC_ALL If this environment variable contains `german'
UDO uses German error messages. UDO uses English
messages if LC_ALL contains any other value. If
this environment variable doesn't exists then UDO
will check LC_MESSAGES instead.
LC_MESSAGES See LC_ALL. If this environment variable doesn't
exist UDO will check LC_ALL instead.
EEXXIITT SSTTAATTUUSS
0 OK
>0 An error happened
AAUUTTOORR
Copyright (c) 1995, 1996 by
Dirk Hagedorn (Dirk Hagedorn @ MK2, DirkHage@aol.com)