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Man Page: kidc

Operating Environment: debian

Section: 1

OPTION(1)							   User Commands							 OPTION(1)

NAME
option - manual page for option --version not recognized
SYNOPSIS
kidc [OPTIONS] [file...]
DESCRIPTION
Compile kid templates into Python byte-code (.pyc) files. OPTIONS: -f, --force Force compilation even if .pyc file already exists. -s, --source Generate .py source files along with .pyc files. This is sometimes useful for debugging. -d, --strip-dest-dir <destdir> Strips the supplied path from the beginning of source filenames stored for error messages in the generated .pyc files Files list may have files and/or directories. If a directory is specified, all .kid files found in the directory and any sub-directories are compiled. Usage: kidc [OPTIONS] [file...] Compile kid templates into Python byte-code (.pyc) files. OPTIONS: -f, --force Force compilation even if .pyc file already exists. -s, --source Generate .py source files along with .pyc files. This is sometimes useful for debugging. -d, --strip-dest-dir <destdir> Strips the supplied path from the beginning of source filenames stored for error messages in the generated .pyc files Files list may have files and/or directories. If a directory is specified, all .kid files found in the directory and any sub-directories are compiled.
SEE ALSO
The full documentation for option is maintained as a Texinfo manual. If the info and option programs are properly installed at your site, the command info option should give you access to the complete manual. option --version not recognized November 2005 OPTION(1)
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