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TEXIFY(1) UNIX Programmer's Manual TEXIFY(1)
NAME
texify - Convert 8-bit TeX input files to 7-bit ones.
SYNOPSIS
texify -d | -m | -n | -i [ -svV ] [ -t _▶08◀t_▶08◀a_▶08◀b_▶08◀l_▶08◀e_▶08◀f_▶08◀i_▶08◀l_▶08◀e ] _▶08◀f_▶08◀i_▶08◀l_▶08◀e_▶08◀n_▶08◀a_▶08◀m_▶08◀e
[ -o _▶08◀o_▶08◀u_▶08◀t_▶08◀p_▶08◀u_▶08◀t_▶08◀f_▶08◀i_▶08◀l_▶08◀e ]
texify -?
DESCRIPTION
_▶08◀t_▶08◀e_▶08◀x_▶08◀i_▶08◀f_▶08◀y converts 8-bit TeX input files to 7-bit ones. It
understands the MS-DOS character set (version 3.1 and ear-
lier, i.e., no alternate code pages), the Macintosh charac-
ter set, the Norwegian 7-bit character set, and the
ISO8859-1 character set. In default operation, the output
will replace the input.
FLAGS
Exactly one of the following switches must be present.
-d Use the MS-DOS translation table.
-m Use the Macintosh translation table.
-n Use the Norwegian translation table, converting curly
and square brackets, backslashes and vertical bars to
TeX codes for the corresponding Norwegian letters.
-i Use the ISO8859-1 translation table.
-? Print a short usage note explaining the flags and
options. If you run under Unix, be sure to escape the
question mark.
OPTIONS
-s Show the translation table on the standard error out-
put.
-v Verbose operation.
-V Show the version number of _▶08◀t_▶08◀e_▶08◀x_▶08◀i_▶08◀f_▶08◀y.
-t _▶08◀t_▶08◀a_▶08◀b_▶08◀l_▶08◀e_▶08◀f_▶08◀i_▶08◀l_▶08◀e
Read the named file and use as translations in addition
to or replacing those in the built-in table. Each line
of the file is interpreted in the following way: The
first character on the line will be replaced by the
text given by the remainder of the line (sorry, no
escape conventions are supported).
-o _▶08◀o_▶08◀u_▶08◀t_▶08◀p_▶08◀u_▶08◀t_▶08◀f_▶08◀i_▶08◀l_▶08◀e
Place the output on the named file and leave the input
file unchanged. By default, the output replaces the
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TEXIFY(1) UNIX Programmer's Manual TEXIFY(1)
input.
BUGS AND LIMITATIONS
Only one file can be converted at the time. You cannot read
from stdin or write to stdout. The -s option prints out
translated characters with the 8th bit set verbatim (this is
OK under MS-DOS). The -? option is difficult to type under
Unix. Since the program in its default operation writes to
a temporary file, then moves that file over the original,
file modes may be changed under Unix. Also, if you have
write privileges to the file you are converting but not to
the directory where it resides the program will fail. Do
not try to use the -o option to force the program to write
back on the original file; if the input and output files are
identical, you will surely trash your data.
AUTHOR
Harald Hanche-Olsen, with a little help from Anund Lie.
This program was originally written using the Microsoft C
compiler under MS-DOS, but was later ported to Turbo C and
Unix. Its present version is fairly portable ANSI C. The
source is freely available.
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