textools − generate TeX map files, afm files, fix texmf trees |
textools [ OPTIONS ... ] [ pattern or name or fromroot toroot ] [ MODIFIER OPTIONS ... ] |
textools processes map files, converts Mac files to DOS format, generates map files, fixes texmf trees, and performs a utility-belt worth of other tasks also useful in installing and maintaining the zillion auxilliary files that tex(1) and its friends require. |
The modifier options are listed after the options that they modify. |
--downcasefilenames [--recurse] [--force] |
--encmake afmfile encodingname |
--findfile filename [--recurse] |
--fixafmfiles [pattern] [--recurse] |
--fixtexmftrees [texmfroot] [--force] |
--hidemapnames [pattern] [--recurse] |
--mactodos [pattern] [--recurse] |
Fixes newlines from Macintosh files so that the file is readable in DOS. |
--removemapnames [pattern] [--recurse] |
--replacefile filename [--force] |
--restoremapnames [pattern] [--recurse] |
--showfont filename |
--stripformfeeds [--recurse] [--force] |
--tpmmake tpmfile |
Package files into a t-modulename.tpm file. Imagine this file structure: |
tex/context/third/modulename/t-modulename.vim doc/context/third/modulename/modulename-doc.pdf doc/context/third/modulename/modulename-demo.pdf tpm/t-modulename.tpm where t-modulename.tpm is a valid tpm file. When you run textools --tpmmake t-modulename the textools command will replace file sizes declared in the tpm file with proper values and create a ZIP archive t-modulename.zip with the files specified by the tpm file. This command needs to be run in the root of the TEXMF tree. |
--unzipfiles [pattern] [--recurse] |
--updatetree fromroot toroot [--force --nocheck --merge --delete] |
--videmapnames [pattern] [--recurse] |
texexec(1), texmfstart(1). |
This manual page is incomplete because I have no clue what this program does. |
textools(1) is part of the ConTeXt suite of typesetting programs based on the tex(1) family of typesetting programs. This manual page was written by Sanjoy Mahajan <sanjoy@mit.edu> based on running textools --help and with help from Mojca Miklavec. It is in the public domain. |