hfst-xfst1
=compile xfst scripts or execute xfst commands interactively
Usage
hfst-xfst [OPTIONS ...]
Overview
Compile XFST scripts or execute XFST commands interactively
Common options:
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-h, --help -
Print help message
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-V, --version -
Print version info
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-v, --verbose -
Print verbosely while processing
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-q, --quiet -
Only print fatal erros and requested output
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-s, --silent -
Alias of
--quiet
Xfst-specific options:
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-e, --execute=CMD -
Execute command CMD on startup
-E, --execute-and-quit=CMD Execute command CMD, and quit
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-f, --format=FMT -
Write result using FMT as backend format
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-F, --scriptfile=FILE -
Read commands from FILE, and quit
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-l, --startupfile=FILE -
Read commands from FILE on startup
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-p, --pipe-mode[=STREAM] -
Control input and output streams
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-r, --no-readline -
Do not use readline library for input
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-w, --print-weight -
Print weights for each operation
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-R, --restricted-mode -
Allow read and write operations only in current directory, do not allow system calls
Option --execute can be invoked many times. If FMT is not given, OpenFst's tropical format will be used. The possible values for FMT are { foma, openfst-tropical, openfst-log, sfst }. Readline library, if enabled when configuring, is used for input by default. Input files are always treated as UTF-8.
STREAM can be { input, output, both }. If not given, defaults to {both}. If input file is not specified with -F, input is read interactively line by line from the user. If you redirect input from a file, use --pipe-mode=input. --pipe-mode=output is ignored on non-windows platforms.
Releases
5 releases since Debian 9 (Stretch); the text changed 2 times.
--pipe-mode since Debian 10 (Buster);
--restricted-mode since Debian 10 (Buster);
-R since Debian 10 (Buster);
-p since Debian 10 (Buster).