A command line interface for the fribidi library, Converts a logical string to visual.
-h, --help
Display this information and exit
-V, --version
Display version information and exit
-v, --verbose
Verbose mode, same as --basedir--ltov--vtol \ --levels--changes-d, --debug
Output debug information
-t, --test
Test fribidi, same as --clean--nobreak--showinput \ --reordernsm-c, --charset CS
Specify character set, default is UTF-8
-C, --charsetdesc CS
Show descriptions for character set CS and exit
--caprtl
Old style: set character set to CapRTL
--showinput
Output the input string too
--nopad
Do not right justify RTL lines
--nobreak
Do not break long lines
-w, --width W
Screen width for padding, default is 80, but if \ environment variable COLUMNS is defined, its
value \ will be used, --width overrides both of them.\
-B, --bol BOL
Output string BOL before the visual string
-E, --eol EOL
Output string EOL after the visual string
--rtl Force base direction to RTL
--ltr Force base direction to LTR
--wrtl Set base direction to RTL if no strong character found
--wltr Set base direction to LTR if no strong character found \ (default)
--nomirror
Turn mirroring off, to do it later
--reordernsm
Reorder NSM sequences to follow their base character
--clean
Remove explicit format codes in visual string \ output, currently does not affect other outputs
--basedir
Output Base Direction
--ltov Output Logical to Visual position map
--vtol Output Visual to Logical position map
--levels
Output Embedding Levels
--changes
Output information about changes between \ logical and visual string (start, length)
--novisual
Do not output the visual string, to be used with \ --basedir, --ltov, --vtol, --levels, --changes
All string indexes are zero based
Output:
For each line of input, output something like this:
[input-str` => '][BOL][[padding space]visual-str][EOL] [\n base-dir][\n ltov-map][\n vtol-map][\n
levels][\n changes]
Availablecharactersets:
* UTF-8 : UTF-8 (Unicode)
* CapRTL : CapRTL (Test) X
* ISO8859-6 : ISO 8859-6 (Arabic)
* ISO8859-8 : ISO 8859-8 (Hebrew)
* CP1255 : CP1255 (Hebrew/Yiddish)
* CP1256 : CP1256 (MS-Arabic)
* ISIRI-3342: ISIRI 3342 (Persian)
X: Character set has descriptions, use --charsetdesc to see