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author | markus schnalke <meillo@marmaro.de> |
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date | Wed, 20 Jun 2012 17:57:37 +0200 |
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109 The system is well scriptable and extensible. | 109 The system is well scriptable and extensible. |
110 New MH tools are built out of or on top of existing ones quickly. | 110 New MH tools are built out of or on top of existing ones quickly. |
111 Further more, MH encourages the user to tailor, extend and automate the system. | 111 Further more, MH encourages the user to tailor, extend and automate the system. |
112 As the MH tool chest was modeled after the Unix tool chest, the | 112 As the MH tool chest was modeled after the Unix tool chest, the |
113 properties of the latter apply to the former as well. | 113 properties of the latter apply to the former as well. |
114 | |
115 | |
116 .ig \"XXX | |
117 | |
118 .P | |
119 To ease typing, the switches can be abbreviated as much as the remaining | |
120 prefix remains unambiguous. | |
121 If in our example no other switch would start with the letter `t', then | |
122 .Cl "-truncate" , | |
123 .Cl "-trunc" , | |
124 .Cl "-tr" , | |
125 and | |
126 .Cl "-t | |
127 would all be the same. | |
128 As a result, switches can neither be grouped (as in | |
129 .Cl "ls -ltr" ) | |
130 nor can switch arguments be appended directly to the switch (as in | |
131 .Cl "sendmail -q30m" ). | |
132 .P | |
133 Many switches have negating counter-parts, which start with `no'. | |
134 For example | |
135 .Cl "-notruncate | |
136 inverts the | |
137 .Cl "-truncate | |
138 switch. | |
139 They exist to undo the effect of default switches in the profile. | |
140 If the user has chosen to change the default behavior of some tool | |
141 by adding a default switch to the profile, | |
142 he can still undo this change in behavior by specifying the inverse | |
143 switch on the command line. | |
144 | |
145 .. | |
146 | |
114 | 147 |
115 .U2 "Using MH | 148 .U2 "Using MH |
116 .P | 149 .P |
117 It is strongly recommended to have a look at the MH Book, | 150 It is strongly recommended to have a look at the MH Book, |
118 which introduces well into using MH. | 151 which introduces well into using MH. |