CIF_REFORM...UTHOR_NAMES(1)
π cif_reformat_AMCSD_author_names(1) π
okay bestie, welcome to the General Commands Manual, section 1 β this is where the little command-line icons live, and today's main character is cif_reformat_AMCSD_author_names. no cap, she's a one-trick pony but she does the trick flawlessly. π
β¨ NAME β¨
cif_reformat_AMCSD_author_names β parse a CIF file, reformat author names in AMCSD convention into COD format.
literally that's the whole job. she takes AMCSD-style author names and gives them the COD glow-up. π¦
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
cif_reformat_AMCSD_author_names --options input1.cif input*.cif
so you pass some --options, then a CIF file, then a whole lil globby pile of *.cif files if you're feeling generous. she eats them all. π
π DESCRIPTION π
Parse a CIF file, reformat author names in AMCSD convention into COD format.
that's it, that's the vibe. AMCSD names in β COD names out. she's not doing your taxes, she's not renaming your cats, she is specifically here for the author names. periodt. π
π OPTIONS π
--keep-tag-orderβ keeps the original tag order in the CIF file. this is the default, so if you say nothing, she says nothing back and just... keeps the order. respectful. π«Ά--sort-tagsβ reorders the tags in the CIF file according to COD. if you like your tags alphabetised-adjacent and COD-approved, this one's for you. β¨--use-perl-parserβ uses the Perl parser to parse CIF files. yes, the Perl one. she contains multitudes. πͺ--use-c-parserβ uses the C parser to parse CIF files. this one is the default, so it's basically the main character parser. π--help,--usageβ outputs a short usage message (this message, hi) and exits. she tells you how to use her and then she leaves. iconic behaviour honestly. π--versionβ outputs version information and exits. just a quick "hey, here's who I am" moment. π
π REPORTING BUGS π
found a bug? do not suffer in silence, bestie. report cif_reformat_AMCSD_author_names bugs using e-mail:
cod-bugs@ibt.lt
they want to hear from you. fr fr. π
ngl, if something is cursed, tell the humans. bugs don't fix themselves and they don't read the group chat.
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this lil masterpiece lives in the General Commands Manual and signs off with its own name, cif_reformat_AMCSD_author_names(1), right there at the bottom like a signature. mwah. ππ¦π
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