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fmt
fmt command for MoonX.
command-line
moonx
wasm
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Version
0.1.2
License
Apache-2.0
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#fmt
Version 0.1.2 behavior is documented here. The
support record separates local verification from
published MoonX behavior; moonx examples use registry releases.
Reformat paragraphs from files or stdin while preserving indentation and
sentence spacing. Blank lines separate paragraphs. Ordinary paragraphs keep
one indent; crown and tagged modes distinguish the first and continuation
indents. Reformatted paragraphs end with a newline.
moonx cli/fmt -w 60 notes.txt
moonx cli/fmt -s -w 40 notes.txt-w/--width sets the maximum width, with a default of 75. The GNU -WIDTH
shorthand is also supported. -g/--goal sets the preferred width and must not
exceed the selected width. With no explicit width, goals from 0 through 75 are
accepted and the maximum becomes goal plus 10. -s/--split-only keeps input lines
separate, and -u/--uniform-spacing uses one space between words and two
after sentence endings. Widths range from 0 through 2500; a long word is
emitted intact even when it exceeds the width. Columns use a C-locale byte
profile, and tabs advance to multiples of eight.
-c/--crown-margin allows the first indent to differ from the remaining
lines. -t/--tagged-paragraph joins a second line only when its indent differs
from the first, and retains the continuation indent for later paragraphs.
Split mode takes precedence over crown mode, then tagged mode, independent
of their argument order.
-p/--prefix=PREFIX reformats matching prefixed lines and repeats the prefix
on output. Leading and trailing spaces in the requested prefix affect
eligibility; unmatched lines retain their contents, including a missing final
newline. An empty prefix selects ordinary lines. Repeated prefixes use the last.
No file is rewritten. Multiple operands are processed in order and an
unreadable file does not stop later operands. Locale-aware character widths
are outside the selected C-byte profile.
--help and --version are available. Exit status is 0 on success and 1
for an option or input error.
#Standalone metadata
Standalone --version prints exactly fmt 0.1.2 followed by one
newline. Standalone --help starts with Usage: fmt, lists both
metadata options, and ends with a newline. Both write to stdout, leave stdin
unread, and exit with status 0. Exact-version publication and verification
remain recorded separately in the support record.
Apache-2.0
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