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NAME

       PasDoc - documentation tool for Pascal source code

SYNOPSIS

       pasdoc [options] [files]

DESCRIPTION

       PasDoc 0.14.0 [2015-08-09|FPC 2.6.4|Linux|64] Documentation generator for Pascal source

       This  is  free software; see the source for copying conditions.  There is NO warranty; not
       even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

   Valid options are:
       -?, --help
              Show this help

       --version
              Show pasdoc version (and related info)

       -v, --verbosity
              Set log verbosity (0-6) [2]

       -D, --define
              Define conditional

       -R, --description
              Read description from this file

       -d, --conditionals
              Read conditionals from this file

       -I, --include
              Includes search path

       -S, --source
              Read source filenames from file

       --html-help-contents
              Read Contents for HtmlHelp from file

       -F, --footer
              Include file as footer for HTML output

       -H, --header
              Include file as header for HTML output

       -N, --name
              Name for documentation

       -T, --title
              Documentation title

       -O, --format
              Output format: html, simplexml, latex, latex2rtf or htmlhelp

       -E, --output
              Output path

       -X, --exclude-generator
              Exclude generator information

       --include-creation-time
              Include creation time in the docs

       -L, --language
              Output  language.  Valid  languages  are:  ba:  Bosnian  (Codepage  1250)  br.1252:
              Brazilian  (Codepage  1252)  br.utf8:  Brazilian  (Codepage  UTF-8)  bg:  Bulgarian
              (Codepage UTF-8) ct: Catalan gb2312: Chinese  (Simple,  gb2312)  hr:  Croatian  dk:
              Danish  nl:  Dutch en: English fr: French (iso-8859-15) fr.utf8: French (UTF-8) de:
              German id: Indonesian it: Italian jv: Javanese pl.cp1250: Polish (Codepage  CP1250)
              pl.iso-8859-2:  Polish  (Codepage  ISO  8859-2)  ru.1251:  Russian  (Codepage 1251)
              ru.utf8: Russian (Codepage UTF-8) ru.866: Russian (Codepage 866) ru.koi8r:  Russian
              (KOI-8)  sk:  Slovak  (Codepage  1250)  es:  Spanish se: Swedish hu.1250: Hungarian
              (Codepage 1250) cz:  Czech  (Codepage  1250)  cz.iso-8859-2:  Czech  (Codepage  ISO
              8859-2)

       --staronly
              Parse only {**, (*** and //** style comments

       --marker
              Parse  only  {<marker>, (*<marker> and //<marker> comments.  Overrides the staronly
              option, which is a shortcut for '--marker=**'

       --marker-optional
              Do not require the markers given in --marker but remove them from  the  comment  if
              they exist.

       --ignore-leading
              Ignore leading <ignore-leading> characters in comments.

       --numericfilenames
              Causes the html generator to create numeric filenames

       -M, --visible-members
              Include / Exclude class Members by visiblity

       --write-uses-list
              Put uses list into output

       --graphviz-uses
              Write  a  GVUses.dot  file  that can be used for the `dot` program from GraphViz to
              generate a unit dependency graph

       --graphviz-classes
              Write a GVClasses.dot file that can be used for the `dot` program from GraphViz  to
              generate a class hierarchy graph

       --link-gv-uses
              Add  a link to a GVUses.<format> file generated by the `dot` program where <format>
              is any extension that `dot` can generate  (e.g.  jpg).  (currently  only  for  HTML
              output)

       --link-gv-classes
              Add  a  link  to  a  GVClasses.<format>  file  generated by the `dot` program where
              <format> is any extension that `dot` can generate (e.g. jpg). (currently  only  for
              HTML output)

       --abbreviations
              Abbreviation  file,  format is "[name]  value", value is trimmed, lines that do not
              start with '[' (or whitespace before that) are ignored

       --spell-check
              Enable spell-checking by Aspell, specify language by the --language option

       --spell-check-ignore-words
              When spell-checking, ignore the words in that file.  The file  should  contain  one
              word on every line

       --aspell
              Deprecated,  use --spell-check. Enable spell-checking by Aspell, giving language as
              parameter

       --cache-dir
              Cache directory for parsed files (default not set)

       --link-look
              How links are displayed in documentation: "default" (show the complete  link  name,
              as  specified  by @link), "full" (show the complete link name, and try to make each
              part of it a link), or "stripped" (show only last part of the link)

       --full-link
              Obsolete name for --link-look=full

       --css  CSS file for HTML files (copied into output tree)

       --auto-abstract
              If set, pasdoc will automatically make abstract description of every item from  the
              first sentence of description of this item

       --use-tipue-search
              Use tipue search engine in HTML output

       --sort Specifies  what groups of items are sorted (the rest is presented in the same order
              they were declared in your source files)

       --introduction
              The name of a text file with introductory materials for the project

       --conclusion
              The name of a text file with concluding materials for the project

       --latex-head
              The name of a text file that includes lines to be inserted into the preamble  of  a
              LaTeX file

       --implicit-visibility
              How pasdoc should handle class members within default class visibility

       --no-macro
              Turn FPC macro support off

       --auto-link
              Automatically create links, without the need to explicitly use @link tags

       --auto-link-exclude
              Even when --auto-link is on, never automatically create links to identifiers in the
              specified file. The file should contain one identifier on every line

       --external-class-hierarchy
              File defining hierarchy of classes not included  in  your  source  code,  for  more
              complete class tree diagrams

PasDoc 0.14.0 [2015-08-09|FPC 2.6.4|Linux|6August 2015                                  PASDOC(1)