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How to incorporate usage into sh
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| #!/bin/bash | |
| grep "^## " "$0" | cut -c 4- | groff -Tascii -man | more | |
| ## .TH USAGE 1 "March 24 2013" "Version 1.0" "USER COMMANDS" | |
| ## .\" strings | |
| ## .ds ex \fIexpr\fR | |
| ## .SH NAME | |
| ## usage \- example of incorporating usage | |
| ## .SH SYNOPSIS | |
| ## .B usage | |
| ## .PP | |
| ## .SH DESCRIPTION | |
| ## .B usage | |
| ## is an example of sh usage as man format. | |
| ## .PP | |
| ## .SH OPTIONS | |
| ## .B usage | |
| ## .PP | |
| ## .SH BUGS | |
| ## .B usage | |
| ## .PP | |
| ## .SH AUTHOR | |
| ## nicerobot |
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