APERTIUM-TRANSFER(1)

✨ APERTIUM-TRANSFER(1) — General Commands Manual ✨

Bestie, okay so this is the manual page for apertium-transfer, the Apertium program that handles the transfer step. 🦋

💖 NAME

apertium-transfer — language transfer program for Apertium 💅

📜 SYNOPSIS

apertium-transfer [-n trules preproc biltrans [input [output]]]
apertium-transfer trules preproc [input [output]]
apertium-transfer -x extended trules preproc biltrans [input [output]]
apertium-transfer -c trules preproc biltrans [input [output]]
apertium-transfer -t trules preproc biltrans [input [output]]

🌸 DESCRIPTION

Okay so apertium-transfer is the program that does the transfer from the input language into the output language. ✨ Lowkey, you usually won't run it by itself. It's giving team player energy and works best alongside other programs. 🫶

🎀 FILES

Here are the five files you can use with this command, no cap: 🧚

• trules — the transfer rules file 📝
• preproc — the result of preprocessing the trules file 🔥
• biltrans — the bilingual letter transducer file 💜
• infile — the input file (stdin by default) 🌈
• outfile — the output file (stdout by default) 🍓

👑 OPTIONS

• -n — main character move: don't use a bilingual dictionary to process the input 🙈
• -x bindix — extended mode with a user dictionary 💅
• -c — case-sensitiveness while accessing the bilingual dictionary 🦋
• -t — trace mode: shows rule numbers and matched content 🔍
• -T — extended trace mode, for use with apertium-transfer-tools ✨
• -z — turns null-flushing output on 🌊

🦋 SEE ALSO

• apertium(1) 💖

💜 COPYRIGHT

Copyright © 2005, 2006 Universitat d'Alacant / Universidad de Alicante. 🫶 This is free software, and you can redistribute copies of it under the terms of the GNU General Public License: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html. 📜

💀 BUGS

Many... lurking in the dark and waiting for you! 😭

Manual page from Apertium, dated March 8, 2006, signing off with lots of 💖 and no cap! 🌈🎀