NAME

       gdlgsdoc - produce .gsdoc files from .eomodel files

SYNOPSIS

       gdlgsdoc  [--verbose=level] [--project=|--projectName=name] [--documentationDirectory=dir]
       [--define-variable=value] --template=filename FILES...

DESCRIPTION

       gdlgsdoc generates .gsdoc files from input .eomodel files.  The number  of  the  generated
       files corresponds to the number of the input files.  This tool does not generate HTML, use
       autogsdoc(1) for that.

OPTIONS

       --verbose=level
              Sets the verbosity level for debugging messages.  The default is 0  (no  additional
              messages);  1 sets standard debugging output while 3 sets maximum verbosity.  2 has
              the same effect as 1, any number above 3 has the effect of 3.

       --project=name
              Sets the project name.

       --projectName=name
              This is an alias for --project.

       --documentationDirectory=dir
              Sets the directory for saving the .gsdoc file(s) relative to the directory  of  the
              input .eomodel file(s).  The default is the same directory.

       --define-variable=value
              Defines  a  user  variable  to  a specific value.  This option can be used multiple
              times.  Variable placeholders are set in the template file and are substituted with
              the  corresponding  value  at generation time.  If verbosity level is set to 3, the
              variable(s)/value(s) are printed to the standard output.

       --template=filename
              Uses filename as template for the generated .gsdoc file(s).  Note that  this  is  a
              mandatory option, failing to specify it means that no .gsdoc file will be created.

SEE ALSO

       autogsdoc(1), GNUstep(7)

AUTHORS

       gdlgsdoc was written by Manuel Guesdon.

       This  manual  page was written by Yavor Doganov <yavor@gnu.org> for the Debian project but
       it may be used by others.

COPYING

       © 2024 Debian GNUstep maintainers

       This manual page is distributed under the same license as the gdlgsdoc program.