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< #define USAGE "Options:
< <font_name> should be a base filename, e.g., `ggmr'.  (More properly, it
< is an <image_name>, not a <font_name>.)" 				\
<   GETOPT_USAGE								\
< "baselines <row1>,<row2>,...: define the baselines for each image row.
<   The baseline of the first image row is taken to be scanline <row1>, etc.
< designsize <real>: set the designsize of the font to <real>; default is 10.0.
< dpi <unsigned>: resolution (required for pbm input).
< encoding <filename>: read ligature and other encoding information
<   from `<filename>.enc'; the default is to assign successive character codes.
< epsf: write the image as an Encapsulated PostScript file, instead of a
<   bitmap font.
< help: print this message.
< ifi-file <filename>: use <filename>.ifi (if <filename doesn't have a
<   suffix; otherwise use <filename>) for the IFI filename; default is
<   `<font_name>.ifi'.
< input-format <format>: specify format of input image; <format> must be
<   one of `pbm' or `img'.
< nchars <unsigned>: only write the first <unsigned> (approximately)
<   characters to the font; default is infinity.
< output-file <filename>: write to <filename> if <filename> has a suffix.
<   If <filename> doesn't have a suffix, then if writing strips, write to
<   <filename>sp.<dpi>gf and to <filename>.<dpi>gf if not.  By default,
<   use <font_name> for <filename>.
< print-clean-info: print gray values for the bounding boxes that are
<   considered for cleaning.  This implies `-verbose'.
< print-guidelines: print the numbers of the top and bottom rows (in that
<   order) of each character.  This implies `-verbose'.
< range <char1>-<char2>: only process characters between <char1> and
<   <char2>, inclusive. 
< strips: take a constant number of scanlines as each character,
<   instead of using an IFI file to analyze the image.
< trace-scanlines: show every scanline as we read it.
< verbose: output progress reports.
< version: print the version number of this program.
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> #define USAGE "Options:\
> <font_name> should be a base filename, e.g., `ggmr'.  (More properly, it\
> is an <image_name>, not a <font_name>.)"\
>   GETOPT_USAGE\
> "baselines <row1>,<row2>,...: define the baselines for each image row.\
>   The baseline of the first image row is taken to be scanline <row1>, etc.\
> designsize <real>: set the designsize of the font to <real>; default is 10.0.\
> dpi <unsigned>: resolution (required for pbm input).\
> encoding <filename>: read ligature and other encoding information\
>   from `<filename>.enc'; the default is to assign successive character codes.\
> epsf: write the image as an Encapsulated PostScript file, instead of a\
>   bitmap font.\
> help: print this message.\
> ifi-file <filename>: use <filename>.ifi (if <filename doesn't have a\
>   suffix; otherwise use <filename>) for the IFI filename; default is\
>   `<font_name>.ifi'.\
> input-format <format>: specify format of input image; <format> must be\
>   one of `pbm' or `img'.\
> nchars <unsigned>: only write the first <unsigned> (approximately)\
>   characters to the font; default is infinity.\
> output-file <filename>: write to <filename> if <filename> has a suffix.\
>   If <filename> doesn't have a suffix, then if writing strips, write to\
>   <filename>sp.<dpi>gf and to <filename>.<dpi>gf if not.  By default,\
>   use <font_name> for <filename>.\
> print-clean-info: print gray values for the bounding boxes that are\
>   considered for cleaning.  This implies `-verbose'.\
> print-guidelines: print the numbers of the top and bottom rows (in that\
>   order) of each character.  This implies `-verbose'.\
> range <char1>-<char2>: only process characters between <char1> and\
>   <char2>, inclusive.\
> strips: take a constant number of scanlines as each character,\
>   instead of using an IFI file to analyze the image.\
> trace-scanlines: show every scanline as we read it.\
> verbose: output progress reports.\
> version: print the version number of this program.\