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< #define USAGE "Options:
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> #define USAGE "Options:\
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<   GETOPT_USAGE								     \
< "concat <bzr_name_1>,<bzr_name_2>,...: concatenate the main input bzr file with
<   the given <bzr_name>s; if a character code exists in more than one
<   bzr file, it's the first occurrence that counts.
< ccc-file <filename>: read the CCC file <filename> (if <filename> has a
<   suffix) or <filename>.ccc (if it doesn't).  Default is <font_name>.
< encoding <filename>: specify the encoding file; if <filename> has no
<   suffix, use <filename>.enc, otherwise just <filename>.  Default is to
<   try to guess the encoding from the coding_scheme string in the TFM
<   file if exists, else to use the default " DEFAULT_ENCODING ".
< help: print this message.
< metafont: translate the font to a Metafont program.
< mf: same as `metafont'.
< oblique-angle <angle-in-degrees>: angle from the vertical by which to
<   slant the shapes; default is 0.
< output-file <filename>: output to <filename> (if it has a suffix) or to
<   <filename>.<font format> (if it doesn't), where the <font format> is
<   `mf', `gsf', etc.  <filename> cannot have a suffix if more than one of
<   `metafont', `pstype1' and `pstype3' options are give.  Default is
<   <font_name> with a trailing number removed.
< ps-font-info <name>:<value>,...: assign each <value> to the
<   corresponding <name> when outputting a PostScript font.  Possible
<   <name>s: FontName, FamilyName, Weight, ItalicAngle, isFixedPitch,
<   UnderlinePosition, UnderlineThickness, UniqueID, version.  Case is
<   significant.  See the manual for more details.
< pstype1: translate the font to (unencrypted) PostScript Type 1 font format.
< pstype3: translate the font to PostScript Type 3 font format.
< range <char1>-<char2>: only work on characters between <char1> and
<   <char2> inclusive.
< text: translate the font to human-readable text; write to stdout.
< verbose: print brief progress reports.
< version: print the version number of this program.
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>   GETOPT_USAGE\
> "concat <bzr_name_1>,<bzr_name_2>,...: concatenate the main input bzr file with\
>   the given <bzr_name>s; if a character code exists in more than one\
>   bzr file, it's the first occurrence that counts.\
> ccc-file <filename>: read the CCC file <filename> (if <filename> has a\
>   suffix) or <filename>.ccc (if it doesn't).  Default is <font_name>.\
> encoding <filename>: specify the encoding file; if <filename> has no\
>   suffix, use <filename>.enc, otherwise just <filename>.  Default is to\
>   try to guess the encoding from the coding_scheme string in the TFM\
>   file if exists, else to use the default " DEFAULT_ENCODING ".\
> help: print this message.\
> metafont: translate the font to a Metafont program.\
> mf: same as `metafont'.\
> oblique-angle <angle-in-degrees>: angle from the vertical by which to\
>   slant the shapes; default is 0.\
> output-file <filename>: output to <filename> (if it has a suffix) or to\
>   <filename>.<font format> (if it doesn't), where the <font format> is\
>   `mf', `gsf', etc.  <filename> cannot have a suffix if more than one of\
>   `metafont', `pstype1' and `pstype3' options are give.  Default is\
>   <font_name> with a trailing number removed.\
> ps-font-info <name>:<value>,...: assign each <value> to the\
>   corresponding <name> when outputting a PostScript font.  Possible\
>   <name>s: FontName, FamilyName, Weight, ItalicAngle, isFixedPitch,\
>   UnderlinePosition, UnderlineThickness, UniqueID, version.  Case is\
>   significant.  See the manual for more details.\
> pstype1: translate the font to (unencrypted) PostScript Type 1 font format.\
> pstype3: translate the font to PostScript Type 3 font format.\
> range <char1>-<char2>: only work on characters between <char1> and\
>   <char2> inclusive.\
> text: translate the font to human-readable text; write to stdout.\
> verbose: print brief progress reports.\
> version: print the version number of this program.\