Linux command
ptx 命令
文件
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常用示例
Example
ptx -r [file]
Example
ptx -A [file]
Example
ptx -w [80] [file]
Example
ptx -o [filter_file] [file]
Example
ptx -G [file]
说明
ptx produces a permuted index (also known as KWIC - Key Word In Context) from text files. Each significant word appears as an index entry with surrounding context, allowing readers to locate topics by any word. The output shows each word centered with its surrounding context, useful for creating concordances or keyword indexes for documentation.
参数
- -A, --auto-reference
- Generate automatic index references
- -r, --references
- Use first field as index reference
- -w, --width _cols_
- Output line width in columns
- -o, --only-file _file_
- Read list of words to index
- -i, --ignore-file _file_
- Read list of words to ignore
- -G, --traditional
- SYSV-compatible behavior
FAQ
What is the ptx command used for?
ptx produces a permuted index (also known as KWIC - Key Word In Context) from text files. Each significant word appears as an index entry with surrounding context, allowing readers to locate topics by any word. The output shows each word centered with its surrounding context, useful for creating concordances or keyword indexes for documentation.
How do I run a basic ptx example?
Run `ptx -r [file]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -A, --auto-reference do in ptx?
Generate automatic index references