mtbl_dump - print key-value entries from an MTBL file

mtbl_dump(1) prints all key-value entries from an MTBL file to stdout, in file order.

       By default, each entry is printed on its own line, with double quotes surrounding the key and the value,
       with a single space character separating the two. Unprintable characters and embedded double quote
       characters are escaped using the Python string literal syntax.

       With the -x option, each entry is printed on its own line, formatted as an 8 digit hex length, colon, the
       hex digit pairs separated by a dash, for each of the key and value. Examples:

           0000006:00-02-61-63-08-6400000003:f2-e9-e400000004:03-01-2d-0000000000:

       The -k and -v options take as arguments a prefix as a hex-string with no embedded punctuation. For
       example, -k"00ab" is legal, -v"00-ab" is illegal. With the -k option, only entries whose key matches
       the prefix will be printed. With the -v option, only entries whose value matches the prefix will be
       printed.

       The -K AND -V options take as arguments a positive integer which specifies the minimum length of the key
       or value, respectfully.

       -k, -v, -K, and -V can all be specified, and only entries that match all will be printed.

       mtbl_dump - print key-value entries from an MTBL file

-s
           Silent mode (don’t output anything). Useful for benchmarking.

       -x
           Use hex mode output, described above.

       -k
           Match on a key prefix, described above.

       -v
           Match on a value prefix, described above.

       -K
           Match on a key prefix by minimal length, described above.

       -V
           Match on a value prefix by minimal length, described above.

                                                   07/13/2021                                       MTBL_DUMP(1)

mtbl_dump [-s] [-x] [-kABCD] [-vABCD] [-K#] [-V#] FILE