NAME

fribidi.pl - Convert logical text to visual, via the unicode bidi algorithm

VERSION

version 2.15

SYNOPSIS

    # display bidi text given in logical order in foo.txt
    fribidi.pl foo.txt
    # same, but force Right-To-Left paragraph direction
    fribidi.pl --rtl foo.txt
    # same, but break lines on spaces
    fribidi.pl --rtl --break -- foo.txt

DESCRIPTION

This script is similar to the fribidi(1) program provided with libfribidi, and performs a subset of its functions. The main point is to test Text::Bidi and provide a usage example.

OPTIONS

--(no)ltr: Force all paragraph directions to be Left-To-Right. The default is to deduce the paragraph direction via the bidi algorithm.
--(no)rtl: Force all paragraph directions to be Right-To-Left. The default is to deduce the paragraph direction via the bidi algorithm.
--width=n: Set the width of the output lines to n. The default is to use the terminal width, or 80 if that cannot be deduced.
--break[=s]: Break the line at the string s. If this is given, the width functions as an upper bound for the line length, and the line might be shorter. The default value for s is ' ', but note that anything following the option will be interpreted as the argument, unless it is of the form "--...".
--levels: Also output the embedding levels of the characters. Mostly for debugging.
--help,-?: Give a short usage message and exit with status 1
--version: Print a line with the program name and exit with status 0

ARGUMENTS

Any argument is interpreted as a file name, and the content of all the files, as well as the standard input are concatenated together.

AUTHOR

Moshe Kamensky <kamensky@cpan.org>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.