MUNF(1)                                                   MUNF(1)


NAME
       munf  -  Mush  UNFormatter:  Convert pretty MUSHcode files
       into game-input

SYNOPSIS
       munf -a
       munf [infile [outfile [errfile]]]

DESCRIPTION
       The munf program takes an  input  file  of  human-readable
       MUSHcode  and  converts  it to continuous strings suitable
       for game input. It isn't as bad as it sounds. It basically
       does the following:

         - Any line beginning with a # is a comment, and will not
       show up in the output file.

         - Any line that consists of a '-' designates the end  of
       a  'record'  (a chunk of lines that are to be concatenated
       together)

         - Leading whitespace is stripped from the  beginning  of
       every text line

         -  The  lines  are  then  concatenated,  with a carriage
       return at the end of each 'record'.


OPTIONS
       Two different forms of the  munf  command  are  available:
       filter (auto) and file (normal). If the -a option is used,
       munf operates as a filter, accepting input  on  stdin  and
       writing  to  stdout.  If  one or more files are specified,
       they are used to designate (in order) the  input,  output,
       and error log filename to be used.






















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