sexpp1
Read, parse, and print out s-expressions
Usage
cat {certificate-file | sexpp
-a
-x}
Overview
sexpp typically reads an S-expression from standard input and rewrites it to standard output.
Running without switches implies: -p -a -b -c -x
Options
-i filename Takes input from file instead of stdin.
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-p -
Prompts user for console input.
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-s -
Treat input up to EOF as a single string, instead of parsing.
Control loop
The main routine typically reads one S-expression, prints it out again, and stops. This may be modified:
-x-
Execute main loop repeatedly until end of file.
Options
The output format is normally canonical, but this can be changed. More than one output format can be requested at once.
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-o filename -
Write output to file instead of stdout.
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-a -
Write output in advanced transport format.
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-b -
Write output in base-64 output format.
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-c -
Write output in canonical format.
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-l -
Suppress linefeeds after output.
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-w width -
Changes line width to specified width (0 implies no line-width constraint). Default: 75