gffstats - print statistics of gff structure
gffstats [--help|-h] [--version|-V] [--verbose|-v]
[--config config-file]
[--print-filename|-f]
[--print-basename|-b]
[--total|-t]
[--exclude|-e exclude-regexp]
[--include|-i include-regexp]
filename ...
gffstats --help
gffstats prints number of items in each of the toplevel gff
structure. If -t option is given then print only total sum of
objects on arrays on the toplevel.
- --help -h
-
Prints out the usage information.
- --version -V
-
Prints out the version information.
- --verbose -v
-
Enables the verbose prints. This option can be given multiple times,
and each time it enables more verbose prints.
- --config config-file
-
All options given by the command line can also be given in the
configuration file. This option is used to read another configuration
file in addition to the default configuration file.
- --print-filename -f
-
Prefix the output with the full file name.
- --print-basename -b
-
Prefix the output with the base filename, i.e. the file name where the
path component is removed.
- --total -t
-
Only print total number of objects.
- --exclude -e exclude-regexp
-
Exclude the given regexp when reading the data in. This will skip the
whole structure behind the given structure, meaning that --include
cannot be used to get parts of that back. This can be used to speed up
the processing if only specific parts of the tree is required.
Normally this should be something like ^/Creature List meaning that
all creature list information is skipped when reading gff.
- --include -i include-regexp
-
Only include the given regexp when reading the data in. This will skip
all other structures which do not match the regexp. This can be used
to speed up the processing if only specific parts of the tree is
required. Normally this should be something like ^/Creature List
meaning that only creature list information is read in.
gffstats.pl *.git
gffstats.pl -t *.git
- ~/.gffmatchrc
-
Default configuration file.
gffprint(1), gffmatch(1), Gff(3), and GffRead(3).
Tero Kivinen <kivinen@iki.fi>.
This program was created when someone on nwn2cr channel wanted to know
how many objects area files have.