1BIBTOOL(1) General Commands Manual BIBTOOL(1)
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6 BibTool - BibTeX file manipulation tool
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9 bibtool [options] [[file ... ]file]
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12 BibTool takes the following options
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14 -Ac Kind of disambiguating keystrings: <c>=0|a|A
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16 -h Print help info and exit
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18 -i infile
19 Specify input file. If -i omitted it may not start with a -. If
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23 -k Key generation enabled.
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25 -K Key generation enabled (long key).
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30 -m macfile
31 Dump macros to macfile. - is stdout
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34 Dump used macros to macfile. - is stdout
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37 Specify output file as next argument If absent stdout is taken
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40 -O Optimization (remove empty fields)
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42 -q Quiet mode. No warnings.
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45 Load resource file (several are possible).
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59 -- Print statistics (short).
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69 bibtex(1), latex(1), tex(1)
70 The BibTool Manual, included as the file bibtool.tex in the BibTool
71 source distribution. This file contains a complete and hopefully up-
72 to-date documentation of the program.
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78 Some arrays are allocated statically which may result in an overflow.
79 Most memory is allocated but not returned to the OS. A garbage collecā
80 tion algorithm might be integrated in a future release.
81 It is very likely that this man page is out of date.
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