NAME

       xcur2png - take PNG images from Xcursor and generate xcursorgen config-file

SYNOPSIS

       xcur2png [ -V ] [ --version ]

       xcur2png [ -h ] [ --help ]

       xcur2png  [  -c conf-path ] [ --conf=conf-path ] [ -d dir-path ] [ --directory=dir-path ] [ -i suffix ] [
       --initial-suffix=suffix ] [ -q ] [ --quiet ] [ -n ] [ --dry-run ] Xcursor-file

DESCRIPTION

       Xcur2png takes PNG images from Xcursor-file, and generate config-file which is reusable by xcursorgen(1).
       To put it simply, it is converter from X cursor to PNG image.

       Xcursor-file is a path to existent Xcursor file.  Multiple Xcursor-file is not supported.  Generated  PNG
       images are saved in current directory.

OPTIONS

       -V, --version
               Display the version number and exit with status 0.

       -h, --help
               Display the usage message and exit with status 0.

       -c conf-path, --conf=conf-path
               Set  output path of config-file.  If "-" is specified, stdout(3) is used. If not specified, [file
               name of Xcursor-file].conf is used. If "conf-path"  is  directory,  config-file  is  saved  under
               specified directory as [file name of Xcursor-file].conf.

       -d dir-path, --directory=dir-path
               Set  the  path of a directory which PNG images are saved in.  If not specified, current directory
               is used.

       -i suffix, --initial-suffix=suffix
               Set the initial suffix of PNG images to suffix.  suffix must be positive integer and no more than
               999.  When suffix goes up to 999, xcur2png exits with negative status.

       -q, --quiet
               Suppress progress message.

       -n, --dry-run
               Do not output PNG images and config-data to files. Config-data is sent  to  stdout  and  progress
               message is suppressed.

EXIT STATUS

       xcur2png  returns the number of output PNG images if the conversion successfully finished and config-file
       generated.  If error occurs, xcur2png returns negative.

SEE ALSO

       xcursorgen(1)

GNU                                                2008-10-09                                        XCUR2PNG(1)