gormtool - access certain Gorm features from the command line

gormtool was written by Gregory John Casamento.

       This  manual  page was written by Yavor Doganov <yavor@gnu.org> for the Debian project but it may be used
       by others.

       This tool is currently experimental and bugs are expected.  Please report them; thanks.

       © 2024 Debian GNUstep maintainers

       This manual page is distributed under the same license as the gormtool program.

GNUstep                                             June 2024                                        GORMTOOL(1)

gormtool allows the user to access certain Gorm features from the command line.  It is a "hybrid" GNUstep
       tool/headless GNUstep application and does not require a X server to run.

       gormtool - access certain Gorm features from the command line

--import-strings-file
              Imports  a  file in the .strings format and replaces the text in the model file with the mappings.
              It takes a parameter which is the strings file to be imported.

       --export-strings-file
              Exports a .strings file from the model file to the file specified by the parameter.

       --import-xliff
              Imports an XLIFF1.2 file into the model file to the file specified by the parameter.

       --export-xliff
              Exports an XLIFF1.2 file from the model file to the file specified by the parameter.

       --import-class
              Parses the header given by the parameter passed in, it will break any existing connections if  the
              class is instantiated.

       --export-class
              Exports  the  named  class  (passed  in  as a parameter) to a file by the same name in the current
              directory.

       --read Specifies this file is to be the one  read...  optional.   If  not  used  the  last  parameter  is
              considered the input file.

       --write
              Specifies the output file the model is to be written to.

GNUstep(7), Gorm(1)

gormtool [options] [input_file]