file2brl1
Translate an xml or a text file into an embosser-ready braille file
Usage
file2brl [OPTION]
[inputFile]
[outputFile]
Overview
Translate an xml, html or a text file into an embosser-ready braille file. This includes translation into grade two, if desired, mathematical codes, etc. It also includes formatting according to a built-in style sheet which can be modified by the user.
If inputFile is not specified or '-' input is taken from stdin. If outputFile is not specified the output is sent to stdout.
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-h, --help -
display this help and exit
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-v, --version -
display version information and exit
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-f, --config-file -
name a configuration file that specifies how to do the translation
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-b, --backward -
backward translation
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-r, --reformat -
reformat a braille file
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-T, --text -
Treat as text even if xml
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-t, --html -
html document, not xhtml
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-p, --poorly-formatted -
translate a poorly formatted file
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-P, --paragraph-line -
treat each block of text ending in a newline as a paragraph. If there are two newline characters a blank line will be inserted before the next paragraph
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-C, --config-setting -
specify particular configuration settings They override any settings that are specified in a config file
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-w --writeable-path -
path for temp files and log file
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-l, --log-file -
write errors to file2brl.log instead of stderr
Releases
7 releases since Debian 7 (Wheezy); the text changed 6 times.
--paragraph-line since Debian 9 (Stretch);
--writeable-path since Debian 8 (Jessie);
-P since Debian 9 (Stretch);
-w since Debian 8 (Jessie).