ADDLD.1(1)
β¨ NAME β¨
addld is the Lexicon & Dictionary module creation tool for SWORD Project π It's filed under the General Commands Manual, so you know it's serious π
π SYNOPSIS π
addld -a FILE key [PATH]
addld -d FILE key
addld -l FILE target_key link_name
addld -c FILE
πΈ DESCRIPTION πΈ
okay so addld is a command line utility that lets you create and manage Lexicon & Dictionary SWORD modules, and it's giving main character energy β¨ You can add keys, delete keys, and link L&D keys together inside a module. You can also make brand new L&D modules from scratch π«Ά
Here are the four forms, bestie:
addld -a FILE key [PATH]β this one adds a key to an L&D module π The PATH part is optional, and if you use it, it points to the file that has the entry.addld -d FILE keyβ this one deletes a key from a file ποΈaddld -l FILE target_key link_nameβ this one links two keys together in the module πaddld -c FILEβ this one creates a new module π¦
π OPTIONS π
ngl this part is so simple but it slaps π
- Put a
4right after the-if you want 4-byte L&D instead of the default 2-byte. Very iconic π - Put a
zright after the-if you want zLD instead of the default 2-byte. No cap, zLD is a whole vibe π
π§ Authors π§
This manual page was written by Dmitrijs Ledkovs <dmitrij.ledkov@gmail.com> for Debian project, but literally anyone is allowed to use it π«Ά
π SEE ALSO π
This section is empty, so there are no references to chase down this time π
Page last touched 2018-11-05, filed under ADDLD.1(1). Stay iconic, bestie π β¨
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