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authorNorbert Preining <norbert@preining.info>2021-07-02 03:02:09 +0000
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# OpTeXcount
What is OpTeXcount? It is a basic python script that analyzes OpTeX source code and counts words in specific categories. For more information about this tool read `optexcount-doc.pdf`.
-### How to use it?
-Run: `python3 optexcount.py filename [-verbose] [-set-verbchar=verb-char]`, where `filename` is the name of our OpTeX code file. What does the optional argument `-verbose`? It prints the entire source code with colored words according to their categories. `-set-verbchar=verb-char` sets the implicit inline verbatim character to `verb-char`
+### How to install OpTeXcount?
+Run: `sudo ./install.sh`
+### Usage
+Run: `optexcount [-h] [-v] [-s SET_VERBCHAR] [--version] filename`, where `filename` is the name of our OpTeX code file. What does the optional argument `-v/--verbose`? It prints the entire source code with colored words according to their categories. `-s SET_VERBCHAR` or `--set-verbchar SET_VERBCHAR` sets the implicit inline verbatim character to `SET_VERBCHAR` character.