A command-line compiler
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plingua [-h] [-formats] [-input_format] input_file [-output_format] output_file [-v verbosity_level] | plingua [-h] [-formats] [-input_format] input_file [-output_format] output_file [-v verbosity_level] | ||
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* plingua -formats | * plingua -formats | ||
* plingua -h | * plingua -h | ||
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| + | ==Dependencies== | ||
| + | * [[pLinguaCore]] | ||
| + | * [http://www.java.com Java] | ||
== Download == | == Download == | ||
| - | * [[Download]] | + | * [[Download#Command-line_compiler_tool|Download]] |
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A command-line compiler tool to translate between any supported input format (P-Lingua by default) to any supported output format (XML by default).
It checks possible programming errors (both lexical/syntactic and semantic).
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Command-line syntax
plingua [-h] [-formats] [-input_format] input_file [-output_format] output_file [-v verbosity_level]
Optional arguments in brackets.
Options:
- [-input_format]: A valid input format. P-Lingua format by default.
- input_file: The input file.
- [-output_format]: A valid output format. XML format by default.
- output_file: The output file.
- [-v verbosity_level]: Verbosity level between 0 and 5. 3 by default.
- [-h]: Shows this help.
- [-formats]: It shows available file formats.
Examples
- plingua sat.pli -bin sat.bin -v 5
- plingua -xml sat.xml -bin sat.bin
- plingua -formats
- plingua -h
