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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 | # This is an example configuration file for refdbjade, the SGML transformation
# tool of RefDB
# RefDB is a reference database and bibliography tool, see
# http://refdb.sourceforge.net for further information
# Syntax rules of this file:
# 1. Each line contains a pair of variable name and variable value,
# separated by whitespace.
# 2. The hash (#) denotes the start of a comment, the rest of the line
# will be ignored
# 3. The line ending must be Unix-style (LF) regardless of the operating
# system
# Note 1: Each of these options can be overridden at execution time by
# invoking refdbjade with command line options.
# To see the available options, type 'refdbjade -h' or refer to the manual.
# Note 2: The refdbjade script calls a DSSSL processor to run the actual
# transformations. This may either be Jade or OpenJade depending on what
# is installed on your box. Whenever we refer to "Jade" below, this may
# be Jade or Openjade
## Jade include arguments
# Jade allows to include sections marked as "IGNORE" by redefining the
# appropriate entity on the command line. If you specify "name" here,
# the marked section with the name "name" will be included. You can
# specify this variable any number of times to cover more than one
# marked section
#jade_includearg foo
#jade_includearg bar
## Jade variables
# You can modify or specify the value of variables of a stylesheet on the
# Jade command line. If you use the name of a variable as the sole argument,
# this variable will be set to "#t". If you use the "name=value" syntax, the
# variable named "name" will be set to the value "value". You can specify
# this variable any number of times to cover more than one variable
#jade_variable foo
#jade_variable bar=baz
## Jade arguments
# You can use this variable to pass any options to Jade that were not covered
# above. Useful to increase or disable the maximum error limit
#jadeargs -E 0
## output format
# The format of the output file.
# Use *one* of the following. The default is tex
#outformat tex
#outformat html
#outformat rtf
#outformat dvi
#outformat pdf
#outformat ps
#outformat tps
#outformat tpdf
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