From: Kevin Day Date: Sun, 24 Jul 2022 03:36:58 +0000 (-0500) Subject: Update: Documentation, fix bad

tags, and make FSS an acronym. X-Git-Url: https://git.kevux.org/?a=commitdiff_plain;h=e29238eae03dda9c44e93b258e91e373feb96c46;p=kevux.org-website Update: Documentation, fix bad

tags, and make FSS an acronym. Update the FLL program documentation. --- diff --git a/documentation/byte_dump.html b/documentation/byte_dump.html index dd808f9..9c22dbb 100644 --- a/documentation/byte_dump.html +++ b/documentation/byte_dump.html @@ -140,12 +140,17 @@ Do not print using color. - +q + +Q ++quiet Decrease verbosity, silencing most output. - +n + +E + ++error + Decrease verbosity, using only error output. + + + +N ++normal Set verbosity to normal. @@ -168,10 +173,10 @@

- The +q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output. + The +Q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +Q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +Q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output.

- The +n/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance. + The +N/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance.

@@ -258,17 +263,39 @@ --width Set number of columns of Bytes to display. + + + --normal + Display UTF-8 symbols for ASCII control codes. + + + + --simple + Display spaces for ASCII control codes. + + + + --classic + Display periods for ASCII control codes. +

- The output is broken up into two or three parts. + When using the --text option, some UTF-8 characters may be replaced by your instance and cause display alignment issues. +

+

+ Special UTF-8 characters and non-spacing UTF-8 characters may be replaced with a space (or a placeholder when the --placeholder option is used). +

+

+ UTF-8 "Combining" characters might have a space appended to allow a proper display but this may cause copy and paste issues. +

+

+ When --last is used, any UTF-8 sequences will still be printed in full should any part is found within the requested range. +

+

+ When using the --unicode option, invalid Unicode will fallback to being displayed using one of the other modes.

-
    -
  1. The first part, on the left mode side of the output, contains 16 upper case hexidecimal digits representing the maximum length supported by the byte_dump program.
    2. -
  2. The second part displays the individual bytes in a numeric format or similar (depending on parameters). In the second part, the hexidecimal digits are never swapped based on endianness.
    3. -
  3. The third part, which only appears when using the -t/--text parameter, displays the character each digit or set of digits may represent. Any characters considered unsafe or improper are substituted with a replacement character.
    4. -
diff --git a/documentation/control.html b/documentation/control.html index d70dc01..60b2222 100644 --- a/documentation/control.html +++ b/documentation/control.html @@ -137,12 +137,17 @@ Do not print using color. - +q + +Q ++quiet Decrease verbosity, silencing most output. - +n + +E + ++error + Decrease verbosity, using only error output. + + + +N ++normal Set verbosity to normal. @@ -165,10 +170,10 @@

- The +q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output. + The +Q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +Q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +Q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output.

- The +n/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance. + The +N/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance.

diff --git a/documentation/controller.html b/documentation/controller.html index 21ca0e5..1cdc40f 100644 --- a/documentation/controller.html +++ b/documentation/controller.html @@ -155,12 +155,17 @@ Do not print using color. - +q + +Q ++quiet Decrease verbosity, silencing most output. - +n + +E + ++error + Decrease verbosity, using only error output. + + + +N ++normal Set verbosity to normal. @@ -183,10 +188,10 @@

- The +q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output. + The +Q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +Q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +Q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output.

- The +n/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance. + The +N/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance.

diff --git a/documentation/fake.html b/documentation/fake.html index 5b34ace..b109471 100644 --- a/documentation/fake.html +++ b/documentation/fake.html @@ -161,12 +161,17 @@ Do not print using color. - +q + +Q ++quiet Decrease verbosity, silencing most output. - +n + +E + ++error + Decrease verbosity, using only error output. + + + +N ++normal Set verbosity to normal. @@ -189,10 +194,10 @@

- The +q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output. + The +Q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +Q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +Q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output.

- The +n/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance. + The +N/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance.

@@ -259,6 +264,36 @@ --work Use includes/libraries/programs from this directory instead of system. + + + --disable-doc + Forcibly do not build documents files. + + + + --enable-doc + Forcibly do build documents files. + + + + --disable-shared + Forcibly do not build shared files. + + + + --enable-shared + Forcibly do build shared files. + + + + --disable-static + Forcibly do not build static files. + + + + --enable-static + Forcibly do build static files. + @@ -316,16 +351,19 @@ For example, when a mode of 'fll_monolithic' is specified, build libraries from both 'build_libraries' and 'build_libraries-fll_monolithic' are used (but not 'build_libraries-fll_level').

- When specifying the fakefile or the settings parameters, the filenames are relative to the data build directory, unless a path is used. + When specifying the fakefile or the settings parameters, the project root is seached first and then the build data director is searched when the given file does not contain a directory separator. +

+

+ For example, with '--fakefile my_fakefile' the fakefile at './my_fakefile' is used if found, but if it is not found then './data/build/my_fakefile' is used if found.

- For example, with '--fakefile my_fakefile' the fakefile at './data/build/my_fakefile' would be used, however with '--fakefile ./my_fakefile' the fakefile at './my_fakefile' would be used. + For example, with '--fakefile ./my_fakefile' the fakefile at './my_fakefile' is used if found, but if it is not found then no other paths are attempted.

When piping data to this program, the piped data is treated as a fakefile.

- Only the make operation is supported when using piped data. + Only the make operation is supported when using piped data.

diff --git a/documentation/firewall.html b/documentation/firewall.html index 3bdf8ab..67e3c52 100644 --- a/documentation/firewall.html +++ b/documentation/firewall.html @@ -140,12 +140,17 @@ Do not print using color. - +q + +Q ++quiet Decrease verbosity, silencing most output. - +n + +E + ++error + Decrease verbosity, using only error output. + + + +N ++normal Set verbosity to normal. @@ -168,10 +173,10 @@

- The +q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output. + The +Q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +Q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +Q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output.

- The +n/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance. + The +N/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance.

diff --git a/documentation/fss_basic_list_read.html b/documentation/fss_basic_list_read.html index dd956e7..5e468cf 100644 --- a/documentation/fss_basic_list_read.html +++ b/documentation/fss_basic_list_read.html @@ -139,12 +139,17 @@ Do not print using color. - +q + +Q ++quiet Decrease verbosity, silencing most output. - +n + +E + ++error + Decrease verbosity, using only error output. + + + +N ++normal Set verbosity to normal. @@ -167,10 +172,10 @@

- The +q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output. + The +Q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +Q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +Q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output.

- The +n/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance. + The +N/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance.

diff --git a/documentation/fss_basic_list_write.html b/documentation/fss_basic_list_write.html index 0e3adcd..e80485a 100644 --- a/documentation/fss_basic_list_write.html +++ b/documentation/fss_basic_list_write.html @@ -140,12 +140,17 @@ Do not print using color. - +q + +Q ++quiet Decrease verbosity, silencing most output. - +n + +E + ++error + Decrease verbosity, using only error output. + + + +N ++normal Set verbosity to normal. @@ -168,10 +173,10 @@

- The +q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output. + The +Q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +Q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +Q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output.

- The +n/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance. + The +N/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance.

diff --git a/documentation/fss_basic_read.html b/documentation/fss_basic_read.html index 1b20a72..88db2ea 100644 --- a/documentation/fss_basic_read.html +++ b/documentation/fss_basic_read.html @@ -140,12 +140,17 @@ Do not print using color. - +q + +Q ++quiet Decrease verbosity, silencing most output. - +n + +E + ++error + Decrease verbosity, using only error output. + + + +N ++normal Set verbosity to normal. @@ -168,10 +173,10 @@

- The +q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output. + The +Q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +Q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +Q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output.

- The +n/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance. + The +N/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance.

diff --git a/documentation/fss_basic_write.html b/documentation/fss_basic_write.html index 5cf742c..112991d 100644 --- a/documentation/fss_basic_write.html +++ b/documentation/fss_basic_write.html @@ -140,12 +140,17 @@ Do not print using color. - +q + +Q ++quiet Decrease verbosity, silencing most output. - +n + +E + ++error + Decrease verbosity, using only error output. + + + +N ++normal Set verbosity to normal. @@ -168,10 +173,10 @@

- The +q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output. + The +Q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +Q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +Q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output.

- The +n/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance. + The +N/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance.

diff --git a/documentation/fss_embedded_list_read.html b/documentation/fss_embedded_list_read.html index 4024fd0..f0349a2 100644 --- a/documentation/fss_embedded_list_read.html +++ b/documentation/fss_embedded_list_read.html @@ -140,12 +140,17 @@ Do not print using color. - +q + +Q ++quiet Decrease verbosity, silencing most output. - +n + +E + ++error + Decrease verbosity, using only error output. + + + +N ++normal Set verbosity to normal. @@ -168,10 +173,10 @@

- The +q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output. + The +Q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +Q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +Q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output.

- The +n/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance. + The +N/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance.

diff --git a/documentation/fss_embedded_list_write.html b/documentation/fss_embedded_list_write.html index 4d507c0..2ed11a2 100644 --- a/documentation/fss_embedded_list_write.html +++ b/documentation/fss_embedded_list_write.html @@ -140,12 +140,17 @@ Do not print using color. - +q + +Q ++quiet Decrease verbosity, silencing most output. - +n + +E + ++error + Decrease verbosity, using only error output. + + + +N ++normal Set verbosity to normal. @@ -168,10 +173,10 @@

- The +q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output. + The +Q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +Q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +Q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output.

- The +n/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance. + The +N/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance.

diff --git a/documentation/fss_extended_list_read.html b/documentation/fss_extended_list_read.html index 38ba727..0de1252 100644 --- a/documentation/fss_extended_list_read.html +++ b/documentation/fss_extended_list_read.html @@ -140,12 +140,17 @@ Do not print using color. - +q + +Q ++quiet Decrease verbosity, silencing most output. - +n + +E + ++error + Decrease verbosity, using only error output. + + + +N ++normal Set verbosity to normal. @@ -168,10 +173,10 @@

- The +q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output. + The +Q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +Q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +Q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output.

- The +n/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance. + The +N/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance.

diff --git a/documentation/fss_extended_list_write.html b/documentation/fss_extended_list_write.html index 5ac41c6..814bddd 100644 --- a/documentation/fss_extended_list_write.html +++ b/documentation/fss_extended_list_write.html @@ -140,12 +140,17 @@ Do not print using color. - +q + +Q ++quiet Decrease verbosity, silencing most output. - +n + +E + ++error + Decrease verbosity, using only error output. + + + +N ++normal Set verbosity to normal. @@ -168,10 +173,10 @@

- The +q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output. + The +Q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +Q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +Q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output.

- The +n/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance. + The +N/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance.

diff --git a/documentation/fss_extended_read.html b/documentation/fss_extended_read.html index 4a36d35..457c912 100644 --- a/documentation/fss_extended_read.html +++ b/documentation/fss_extended_read.html @@ -140,12 +140,17 @@ Do not print using color. - +q + +Q ++quiet Decrease verbosity, silencing most output. - +n + +E + ++error + Decrease verbosity, using only error output. + + + +N ++normal Set verbosity to normal. @@ -168,10 +173,10 @@

- The +q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output. + The +Q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +Q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +Q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output.

- The +n/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance. + The +N/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance.

diff --git a/documentation/fss_extended_write.html b/documentation/fss_extended_write.html index bea5ff8..a451d8d 100644 --- a/documentation/fss_extended_write.html +++ b/documentation/fss_extended_write.html @@ -139,12 +139,17 @@ Do not print using color. - +q + +Q ++quiet Decrease verbosity, silencing most output. - +n + +E + ++error + Decrease verbosity, using only error output. + + + +N ++normal Set verbosity to normal. @@ -167,10 +172,10 @@

- The +q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output. + The +Q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +Q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +Q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output.

- The +n/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance. + The +N/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance.

diff --git a/documentation/fss_identify.html b/documentation/fss_identify.html index ff5eed9..3a1a36f 100644 --- a/documentation/fss_identify.html +++ b/documentation/fss_identify.html @@ -140,12 +140,17 @@ Do not print using color. - +q + +Q ++quiet Decrease verbosity, silencing most output. - +n + +E + ++error + Decrease verbosity, using only error output. + + + +N ++normal Set verbosity to normal. @@ -168,10 +173,10 @@

- The +q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output. + The +Q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +Q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +Q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output.

- The +n/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance. + The +N/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance.

@@ -211,7 +216,7 @@ -n --name - Select FSS using this full or partial type name or code. + Select FSS using this full or partial type name or code. -t @@ -231,7 +236,7 @@ When specifying the --total parameter, neither the --object nor the --content parameter may be specified.

- An FSS file is identified by the format "# Object-Content" where the Object, is a machine-name representing the name and may only consist of "word" characters and the Content is a 4-digit hexidecimal number representing a particular variant of the Object. This identifier, if provided, must exist on the first line in a file and must begin with the pound character: "#". White space must follow this pound character. There may be multiple Object and Content pairs, separated by white space, such as: "# fss-0002 fss-0000 iki-0002". + An FSS file is identified by the format "# Object-Content" where the Object, is a machine-name representing the name and may only consist of "word" characters and the Content is a 4-digit hexidecimal number representing a particular variant of the Object. This identifier, if provided, must exist on the first line in a file and must begin with the pound character: "#". White space must follow this pound character. There may be multiple Object and Content pairs, separated by white space, such as: "# fss-0002 fss-0000 iki-0002".

diff --git a/documentation/fss_payload_read.html b/documentation/fss_payload_read.html index 81057c0..846592b 100644 --- a/documentation/fss_payload_read.html +++ b/documentation/fss_payload_read.html @@ -140,12 +140,17 @@ Do not print using color. - +q + +Q ++quiet Decrease verbosity, silencing most output. - +n + +E + ++error + Decrease verbosity, using only error output. + + + +N ++normal Set verbosity to normal. @@ -168,10 +173,10 @@

- The +q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output. + The +Q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +Q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +Q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output.

- The +n/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance. + The +N/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance.

diff --git a/documentation/fss_payload_write.html b/documentation/fss_payload_write.html index 98f2056..c5d8870 100644 --- a/documentation/fss_payload_write.html +++ b/documentation/fss_payload_write.html @@ -140,12 +140,17 @@ Do not print using color. - +q + +Q ++quiet Decrease verbosity, silencing most output. - +n + +E + ++error + Decrease verbosity, using only error output. + + + +N ++normal Set verbosity to normal. @@ -168,10 +173,10 @@

- The +q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output. + The +Q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +Q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +Q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output.

- The +n/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance. + The +N/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance.

diff --git a/documentation/fss_status_code.html b/documentation/fss_status_code.html index acd8183..4c781d7 100644 --- a/documentation/fss_status_code.html +++ b/documentation/fss_status_code.html @@ -137,12 +137,17 @@ Do not print using color. - +q + +Q ++quiet Decrease verbosity, silencing most output. - +n + +E + ++error + Decrease verbosity, using only error output. + + + +N ++normal Set verbosity to normal. @@ -165,10 +170,10 @@

- The +q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output. + The +Q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +Q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +Q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output.

- The +n/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance. + The +N/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance.

diff --git a/documentation/iki_read.html b/documentation/iki_read.html index dde26f0..1aaaa07 100644 --- a/documentation/iki_read.html +++ b/documentation/iki_read.html @@ -143,12 +143,17 @@ Do not print using color. - +q + +Q ++quiet Decrease verbosity, silencing most output. - +n + +E + ++error + Decrease verbosity, using only error output. + + + +N ++normal Set verbosity to normal. @@ -171,10 +176,10 @@

- The +q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output. + The +Q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +Q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +Q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output.

- The +n/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance. + The +N/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance.

diff --git a/documentation/iki_write.html b/documentation/iki_write.html index 782d83b..5126456 100644 --- a/documentation/iki_write.html +++ b/documentation/iki_write.html @@ -136,12 +136,17 @@ Do not print using color. - +q + +Q ++quiet Decrease verbosity, silencing most output. - +n + +E + ++error + Decrease verbosity, using only error output. + + + +N ++normal Set verbosity to normal. @@ -164,10 +169,10 @@

- The +q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output. + The +Q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +Q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +Q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output.

- The +n/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance. + The +N/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance.

diff --git a/documentation/status_code.html b/documentation/status_code.html index f33cf72..4a7ccd0 100644 --- a/documentation/status_code.html +++ b/documentation/status_code.html @@ -137,12 +137,17 @@ Do not print using color. - +q + +Q ++quiet Decrease verbosity, silencing most output. - +n + +E + ++error + Decrease verbosity, using only error output. + + + +N ++normal Set verbosity to normal. @@ -165,10 +170,10 @@

- The +q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output. + The +Q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte code. The +Q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +Q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output.

- The +n/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance. + The +N/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance.

diff --git a/documentation/utf8.html b/documentation/utf8.html index 5f1dd24..670e581 100644 --- a/documentation/utf8.html +++ b/documentation/utf8.html @@ -146,12 +146,17 @@ Do not print using color. - +q + +Q ++quiet Decrease verbosity, silencing most output. - +n + +E + ++error + Decrease verbosity, using only error output. + + + +N ++normal Set verbosity to normal. @@ -174,10 +179,10 @@

- The +q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte sequence. The +q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output. + The +Q/++quiet parameter silences all output that is not the intent and purpose of the program. For example, the purpose of the utf8 program is to print the Unicode code point or the UTF-8 byte sequence. The +Q/++quiet will not suppress this output. The new line printed at the end of the program, is however, not printed. The +Q/++quiet is ideal for using in scripting to help guarantee more consistent and controlled output.

- The +n/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance. + The +N/++no_color simplifies the output to avoid the special color character codes. The special color character codes tend to take up a lot of extra space and may slow down printing performance.

diff --git a/projects.html b/projects.html index f569783..206a64b 100644 --- a/projects.html +++ b/projects.html @@ -406,7 +406,7 @@

This is a program implementing the Featureless Settings Specification FSS-000E (Payload).
This performs read operations related to the FSS-000E (Payload) standard.
-

+

The FSS-000E (Payload) is focused on network communication and is intended to be used inside a network packet.
This program can be used to manually read a network packet or data from the network. @@ -422,7 +422,7 @@

This is a program implementing the Featureless Settings Specification FSS-000E (Payload).
This performs write operations related to the FSS-000E (Payload) standard.
-

+

The FSS-000E (Payload) is focused on network communication and is intended to be used inside a network packet.
This program can be used to manually write the payload portion of a network packet. @@ -467,9 +467,9 @@

- Similar to the FSS Read programs, this is a program implementing the Featureless Settings Specification IKI-0000 (Unrestricted).
+ Similar to the FSS Read programs, this is a program implementing the Featureless Settings Specification IKI-0000 (Unrestricted).
This performs read operations related to the Unrestricted IKI standard (IKI-0000).
-

+

The IKI settings specification plays on how it is simpler than a Wiki syntax.
The IKI could be used for anything from e-mails and text-messages to word-processors.
@@ -487,9 +487,9 @@

- Similar to the FSS Write programs, this is a program implementing the Featureless Settings Specification IKI-0000 (Unrestricted).
+ Similar to the FSS Write programs, this is a program implementing the Featureless Settings Specification IKI-0000 (Unrestricted).
This performs write operations related to the Unrestricted IKI standard (IKI-0000).
-

+

The IKI settings specification plays on how it is simpler than a Wiki syntax.
The IKI could be used for anything from e-mails and text-messages to word-processors.