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Compiling Texi documents

	SYNOPSIS
	DESCRIPTION
	SUFFIXES
	OPTIONS

Chapters

1.	Getting Started
2.	Syntax
3.	Standard Library
4.	Hyperlinks and References
5.	Index
6.	Bibliography
7.	Computer programs
8.	Graphical User Interfaces
9.	Customization
10.	Scribe style files
11.	Editing Scribe Programs
12.	Compiling Scribe programs
13.	Compiling Texi documents
14.	Using Bibtex databases
15.	Functions and Variables

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In this chapter we present the Scribeinfo compiler that compiles Texi source files into Scribe.

scribeinfo [options] [input]...

This manual page is not meant to be exhaustive. The complete documentation for the programming language Scribe can be found at the following url. This manual page only document the scribeinfo compiler that compiles Texinfo source files into Scribe, source files. These Scribe files can be compiled by the scribe compiler in order to produce HTML, TeX, Info or Nroff target files.

SUFFIXES

The scribe compiler uses file suffixes in order to select amongst its possible targets which to choose. These suffixes are:

.texi

a Texinfo source file.

.scr

a Scribe source file.

.sui

a Scribe url index file.

-h

This help message.

--options

Display the options and exit.

--sexp

Produce only s-expressions.

-o <out>

Set the destination file.

--sui <info> <sui>

Associate a SUI file with an INFO file.

-v

Verbose mode.