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# This is the US/English general help file for PRTE CLI options.
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[help]
Help can be requested in three ways:

- a directive to the cmd. For example, the command
    "%s --help" or "%s -h"
  will provide the high-level help output giving a general
  description of each available option.

- an option to the help directive. For example, the command
    "%s --help foo" or "%s -h foo"
  will provide detailed help about the "foo" command line
  directive.

- specifying "help" as an option to the directive of interest.
  For example, the command
    "%s --foo --help" or "%s --foo -h"
  will provide detailed help about the "foo" command line
  directive. Note that the "help" and "h" options do not
  require the dash prefixes - i.e., the following commands
    "%s --foo help" or "%s --foo h"
  will also output detailed help for "foo". Thus, directives
  are precluded from defining options of "help" and "h".

Note that the last two methods are functionally equivalent
and will return the same output.
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[unknown-option]
Help was requested for an unknown option:

  Option: %s

Please use the "%s --help" command to obtain a list of all
supported options.
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[unrecognized-option]
The help system for %s does not recognize the following:

  Option: %s

This might require help from the developers.
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[version]
Print version and exit
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[verbose]
Enable debug options - number of times specified sets level of verbosity
(e.g., -vvv => 3rd level of debug information)
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[quiet]
Suppress helpful messages
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[parsable]
When used in conjunction with other parameters, output information
(e.g., help messages) is displayed in a machine-parsable format
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[parseable]
When used in conjunction with other parameters, the output information
(e.g., help messages) is displayed in a machine-parsable format
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[short-no-long]
A short option was provided to %s and recognized by the parser,
but has no matching long option:

  Short option: %s

This might require help from the developers.
[unregistered-option]
An unrecognized option was included on the %s command line:

  Option: %s

Please use the "%s --help" command to obtain a list of all
supported options.
