ohcount(1) [debian man page]

OHCOUNT(1)							   User Commands							OHCOUNT(1)

NAME

       ohcount - manual page for ohcount 3.0.0

SYNOPSIS

       ohcount [option] [paths...]

DESCRIPTION

       Ohloh source code line counter command line tool.

	      http://www.ohloh.net/

   [option] can be one of the following:
       -a, --annotate

       -d, --detect

       -h, --help

       -i, --individual

       -l, --license

       -re

       -s, --summary

       -a, --annotate		       Show annotated source code

	      The  contents  of  all  source  code files found within the given paths will be emitted to stdout. Each line will be prefixed with a
	      tab-delimited language name and semantic categorization (code, comment, or blank).

       -d, --detect		       Find source code files

	      Recursively find all source code files within the given paths.  For each source code file found, the file name will  be  emitted	to
	      stdout prefixed with a tab-delimited language name.

       -h, --help		       Display this message

       -i, --individual 	       Count lines of code per file

	      Count  lines  in	all source code files within the given paths, and emit a report of the lines of code, comments, and blanks in each
	      language per file.

       -l, --license

	      Displays detected licensing information contained in each source code file.

       -re

	      Prints raw entity information to the screen (mainly for debugging).

       -s, --summary		       Count lines of code (default)

	      Count lines in all source code files within the given paths, and emit a report of the total number of lines of code,  comments,  and
	      blanks in each language. This is the default action.

       [paths] can refer to any number of individual files or directories.

	      Directories will be probed recursively. If no path is given, the current directory will be used.

ohcount 3.0.0							  September 2011							OHCOUNT(1)

TEXIFY(1)						      General Commands Manual							 TEXIFY(1)

NAME

       texify - format code for use with LaTeX

SYNOPSIS

       texify<input-type> [OPTION]...

DESCRIPTION

       texify  translates  source code written in any of several different languages to latex(1) source files.	The purpose is to make source code
       embedded in documents more readable, by providing syntax highliting.

OPTIONS

       -i FILE
	      Read from FILE instead of standard input.

       -o FILE
	      Write to FILE instead of standard output.

       -l LENGTH
	      Limit line length to LENGTH.

       -t LENGTH
	      Make a tab correspond to LENGTH spaces. Default is 6.

       -num INTERVAL
	      Prefix output lines with the corresponding line number from the input, skipping INTERVAL lines between each time a prefix is  added.
	      An interval of 1 will ensure that every line is prefixed.

       -numsize 	exsize
	      Replace the TeX code used to set the size of the line numbers.  The default is footnotesize.

INPUT TYPES

       abel   ABEL source code

       ada    Ada source code

       asm    Assembly code

       axiom  AXIOM code

       B      B source code

       beta   BETA source code

       bison  Bison source code

       c      C source code

       c++    C++ source code

       idl    OMG/CORBA IDL source code

       java   Java source code

       lex    Lex source code

       lisp   LISP source code

       logla  LOGLA source code

       matlab MATLAB script

       ml     ML source code

       perl   Perl source code

       promela
	      Promela source code

       python Python source code

       scheme Scheme soruce code

       sim    SIMULA source code

       sql    SQL queries

       ruby   Ruby source code

       vhdl   VHDL description

       This manual page was written for the Debian operating system because the original program does not have a manual page.

EXAMPLES

       Say you want to format a Java source file.  Just type:
	      texifyjava < input.java > output.tex

       You can also format the output of some program without storing its output in a temporary file.  If you want to format the output of a Post-
       greSQL database dump, just type:
	      pg_dump foobar | texifysql > output.tex

AUTHOR

       This manual page was written by Morten Hustveit <morten@debian.org>.

								   January 2003 							 TEXIFY(1)