Linux command
scdoc 命令
文本
涉及管道、覆盖或删除，执行前请先确认路径和参数。
常用示例
Generate man page
scdoc < [input.scd] > [output.1]
Compile to roff
scdoc < [file.scd]
View generated page
scdoc < [file.scd] | man -l -
说明
scdoc generates roff-format man pages from a simple, readable markup syntax. Rather than writing raw roff macros, authors use a lightweight format with markdown-like headers, paragraphs, and lists that compiles to properly formatted manual pages. The first line of each document defines metadata including the command name and section number. Sections are marked with # headers matching standard man page conventions (NAME, SYNOPSIS, DESCRIPTION, etc.). Text formatting uses **\*bold\* and \_italic\_ syntax, and the output is standard roff that can be rendered directly by the man** command. The tool reads from stdin and writes to stdout, fitting naturally into build system pipelines. This makes it straightforward to integrate into project build processes where documentation is compiled alongside code.
FAQ
What is the scdoc command used for?
scdoc generates roff-format man pages from a simple, readable markup syntax. Rather than writing raw roff macros, authors use a lightweight format with markdown-like headers, paragraphs, and lists that compiles to properly formatted manual pages. The first line of each document defines metadata including the command name and section number. Sections are marked with # headers matching standard man page conventions (NAME, SYNOPSIS, DESCRIPTION, etc.). Text formatting uses **\*bold\* and \_italic\_ syntax, and the output is standard roff that can be rendered directly by the man** command. The tool reads from stdin and writes to stdout, fitting naturally into build system pipelines. This makes it straightforward to integrate into project build processes where documentation is compiled alongside code.
How do I run a basic scdoc example?
Run `scdoc < [input.scd] > [output.1]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
Where can I find more scdoc examples?
This page includes 3 examples for scdoc, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.