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NAME

       regfiledump - Dump the contents of a Regina data file

SYNOPSIS

       regfiledump [ -f | -l | -n ] [ -c ] file [ packet-label ... ]

DESCRIPTION

       This  utility  dumps  the  contents  of  the  given Regina data file to
       standard output in a human-readable format.

       If a list of packet labels is given on  the  command-line,  only  those
       packets listed will be output.  Otherwise all packets in the given file
       will be output.

OPTIONS

       -f (default)
              Output full packet details.  Output for each packet  will  cover
              several  lines,  beginning  with  basic  packet details (such as
              label and type) followed by the packet’s long description.

       -l     Output a list of packet labels and types only,  one  packet  per
              line.

       -n     Don’t  output  any  packets  at all; this option forces a packet
              count (see option -c).

       -c     Finish output with a count of all packets in the given file.

INTERNATIONALISATION

       If any packets contain international characters, Regina will attempt to
       convert these to your local character encoding as it writes them to the
       output.

       You can tell Regina what character encoding to use by setting  standard
       locale-related environment variables, such as LANG, LC_CTYPE or LC_ALL.

       For example, if LANG is set to en_AU then output will be written in the
       Western  European  character  set  ISO-8859-1,  and  if  LANG is set to
       en_AU.UTF-8 then output will be written in the universal character  set
       UTF-8.

       Typically  these  environment variables will have been set for you when
       you installed your GNU/Linux system, and Regina  should  just  use  the
       right  character  set  out  of  the  box.   See  your  GNU/Linux system
       reference for further information on support for different locales.

SEE ALSO

       regina-kde.

AUTHOR

       Regina was written  by  Ben  Burton  <bab@debian.org>  with  help  from
       others; see the documentation for full details.

                                  12 May 2009