pak(1) [debian man page]

PAK(1)							      General Commands Manual							    PAK(1)

NAME

       pak - quake world/extension pak tool

SYNOPSIS

       pak [ archive.pak ] [ file ... ]

DESCRIPTION

       This manual page documents briefly the pak command.

       pak is a tool to create quake worlds, or extensions.

EXAMPLE

       pak the.pak hell.world goatse.texture

AUTHOR

       Pak was written by Niklas Beisert and ported to Linux by Stian Sebastian Skjelstad.

       This manual page was written by Gurkan Sengun <gurkan@linuks.mine.nu>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others).

								 February 6, 2007							    PAK(1)

DPBINDIC(1)						      General Commands Manual						       DPBINDIC(1)

NAME

       dpbindic - Convert a binary-form dictionary into a text-form dictionary

SYNOPSYS

       dpbindic [ -xiu [ frequency ] ] binary-file [ text-file ]

DESCRIPTION

       dpbindic  outputs the file information of the binary-form dictionary file specified in binary-file .  At this time, the word information of
       the dictionary can be output in text form to the standard output.  To do so, use test-file to specify the text-form dictionary used as  the
       source  of  binary-form	dictionary  file.  If this specification is omitted, the text dictionary file information in the binary dictionary
       file will be output.  The standard grammar file name is /usr/local/canna/lib/dic/hyoujun.gram. It will be used if  the  grammar	file  name
       specification is omitted.  The output format of word information data is specified using an option.

OPTIONS

       -x     Outputs the data without using omission symbol @, which is used when the initial word represents the reading.

       -i     Replaces the reading and word for output.

       -u     Outputs  the  candidates	used in conversion.  Outputs all candidates having frequency or more.  If frequency is omitted, all candi-
	      dates having frequency 1 will be output.

EXAMPLES

       (1) If the text-form dictionary file name is omitted:
       %dibindic iroha.cbd
       (Text dictionary file name = Directory size + Word size, packed)
       iroha.swd = 2985 + 5306 pak a4
       iroha.mwd = 36276 + 113139 pak a4

       (2) If the text-form dictionary file name iroha.mwd is specified:
       %dpbindic iroha.cbd iroha.mwd
       (Text dictionary file name = Directory size + Word size, packed)
       iroha.mwd = 36276 + 113139 pak a4

SEE ALSO

       mkbindic(1), dicar(1)

																       DPBINDIC(1)