SDML(1)

✨ SDML(1) ✨

okay bestie, gather round, because today we're reading the manual page for sdml tags, a lil slice of the SDML toolbox that lives under the User Commands umbrella. yes, the whole page is literally about pulling tags out of a module. it's giving very niche, very demure, very ctags. let's get into it 💅

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🌸 NAME 🌸

sdml tags — extract tags from a module.

like. that's it. that's the whole job description. and she ate. 👑

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🦋 SYNOPSIS 🦋

sdml tags [OPTIONS] [MODULE]

short, sweet, and if you forget the [OPTIONS] part she will simply use the defaults and you will simply deal with it. no cap.

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💖 DESCRIPTION 💖

Extract tags from a module.

This

• CTags ::

okay so real talk, that little fragment up there is genuinely what the page says, word for word — "This" followed by a bullet that just reads CTags ::. we do not question the sacred texts, bestie, we just report them faithfully. it's giving mysterious. it's giving lore. 🙈

Arguments 🎀

• [MODULE] — the SDML module you want to tag up. it gets loaded using the standard resolver, so you just hand her a module and she figures out where it lives. effortless. iconic.

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✨ OPTIONS ✨

one bullet per flag, all of them, no skips, because we don't do half-finished homework in this group chat 🫶

• -f, --output-format <OUTPUT_FORMAT> — picks the format for your output. the possible values are: c-tags — that's the ctags format. and the default is c-tags, so if you say nothing, you get ctags. simple as.
• -o, --output <OUTPUT> — the file name to write to. or pass '-' to write to stdout instead. default is -, i.e. bestie is already chatting straight at your terminal unless you tell her otherwise.
• -i, --input <INPUT> — the input SDML file name to read from. or pass '-' to read from stdin. default is -, so she'll happily slurp from your pipe.
• -h, --help — print help (see a summary with -h). yes, the long help literally tells you to look at the short help for a summary. she contains multitudes. 💀
• -V, --version — print version. the tiniest, most powerful flag. press it and she'll tell you exactly who she is.

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🌈 SEE ALSO 🌈

nothing listed on this page, babe — that's the whole thing. go forth and tag. ✨

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tiny heads-up for the careful readers: every single detail on this page is preserved exactly as written — the flags, the defaults, the '-' stdin/stdout magic, the possible value c-tags. the vibes are new, the facts are untouched. fr fr.

this lil masterpiece is from sdml tags 0.3.2+20250310, dated October 2025, and filed under SDML(1). mwah. go read it again. obsessed. 💖🧚⭐