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pandoc-make: update usage info (add variable for script name)

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PowerUser64 2022-07-06 17:31:38 -07:00
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# pandoc-make html *.md # pandoc-make html *.md
usage() { usage() {
SCRIPT="${0##*/}"
cat <<-EOF cat <<-EOF
Usage: Usage:
$0 [output_type] [pandoc_args for file 1] [pandoc_args for file 1] [input_files] $SCRIPT [output_type] [pandoc_args for file 1] [pandoc_args for file 1] [input_files]
Examples: Examples:
$0 pdf *.md $SCRIPT pdf *.md
$0 .docx *.md # leading .'s are automatically removed from the output format $SCRIPT .docx *.md # leading .'s are automatically removed from the output format
Note: Notes:
1) To put a file in pandoc arguments without having it be compiled to its own document, put a './' or '../' at the start of the path to it 1) To put a file in pandoc arguments without having it be compiled to its
- You can have as many arg/file combinations you want own document, put a './' or '../' at the start of the path to it
- The argument array is cleared between input files - You can have as many arg/file combinations you want
- The argument array is cleared between input files
EOF EOF
# TODO: # TODO:
# 2) You can set default arguments in the array PANDOC_DEFAULT_ARGS and export them for this script to use # 2) You can set default arguments in the array PANDOC_DEFAULT_ARGS and export them for this script to use