sexpp - Read, parse, and print out S-expressions

       The sexpp project is maintained by Maxim Samsonov on behalf of Ribose, Inc.  It is based on code from Ron
       Rivest and Butler Lampson.  This manual page was written by Daniel Kahn Gillmor for the  Debian  project,
       but may be used by others.

       The main routine typically reads one S-expression, prints it out again, and stops.  This may be modified:

       -x     Execute main loop repeatedly until end of file.

sexpp typically reads an S-expression from standard input and rewrites it to standard output.

       Running without switches implies: -p -a -b -c -x

-ifilename Takes input from file instead of stdin.

       -p     Prompts user for console input.

       -s     Treat input up to EOF as a single string, instead of parsing.

       sexpp - Read, parse, and print out S-expressions

       The  output  format  is  normally canonical, but this can be changed.  More than one output format can be
       requested at once.

       -ofilename
              Write output to file instead of stdout.

       -a     Write output in advanced transport format.

       -b     Write output in base-64 output format.

       -c     Write output in canonical format.

       -l     Suppress linefeeds after output.

       -wwidth
              Changes line width to specified width (0 implies no line-width constraint). Default: 75

       https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-rivest-sexp/

sexpp                                               June 2023                                           SEXPP(1)

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