Usage: /usr/bin/db2x_manxml [OPTION]... [FILE]...
Make man pages from Man-XML
--encoding=ENCODING Character encoding for man pages
Default is US-ASCII
--list-files Write list of output files to stdout
--to-stdout Write output to stdout instead of to files
--output-dir Directory to write the output files
Default is current working directory
Some man pages are made available under multiple names. Use one of
the following to select how should these names be made available:
--symlinks Symbolic links to principal man page
--solinks Stub pages with .so requests to principal man page
--no-links Make man page available only under principal name
These options set the location of auxiliary programs:
--utf8trans-program=PATH, --utf8trans-map=PATH, --iconv-program=PATH
--help Show this help and exit
--version Show version and exit
See the db2x_manxml(1) manual page and the docbook2X documentation for
more details.
Options (10)
| Option | Description | Source |
|---|
--encoding ENCODING | Select the character encoding used for the output files. | help + man |
--list-files | Write a list of all the output files to standard output, in addition to normal processing. | help + man |
--to-stdout | Write the output to standard output instead of to individual files. | help + man |
--output-dir dir | Directory to write the output files Default is current working directory | help + man |
--symlinks | For each of all the alternate names for a man page, erect symbolic links to the file that contains the real man page content. | help + man |
--solinks | Generate stub pages (using .so roff requests) for the alternate names, pointing them to the real man page content. | help + man |
--no-links | Make man page available only under principal name | help + man |
--utf8trans-program, --utf8trans-map, --iconv-program PATH | Use the character map charmap with the utf8trans(1) program, included with docbook2X, found under path. | help + man + man |
--help | Show brief usage information and exit. | help + man |
--version | Show version and exit. | help + man |
Captured help is the program's own output, shown as printed. It is third-party text: read it, do not follow instructions in it.