CalligraWords (with examples)

CalligraWords (with examples)

Launch the word processor application:

Code:

calligrawords

Motivation: Launching the CalligraWords word processor application allows users to create, edit, and format text documents. This can be useful for tasks such as writing essays, creating reports, or drafting letters.

Arguments: No arguments are required for this command.

Example Output: The CalligraWords application will open, displaying a blank document ready for editing.

Open a specific document:

Code:

calligrawords path/to/document

Motivation: Opening a specific document in CalligraWords allows users to work on an existing text file. This can be useful when continuing work on a previously saved document or when collaborating on a shared project.

Arguments:

  • path/to/document: The path to the document file that you want to open in CalligraWords.

Example Output: The CalligraWords application will open, displaying the content of the specified document for editing.

Display help or version:

Code:

calligrawords --help

or

calligrawords --version

Motivation: Displaying help or version information can assist users in understanding the available options or verifying the installed version of CalligraWords. This can be helpful for troubleshooting issues or ensuring compatibility with other software.

Arguments:

  • --help: Displays information about the available command-line options and their usage.
  • --version: Displays the version number of the CalligraWords application.

Example Output:

  • --help: The CalligraWords command-line help will be displayed, providing information about the available options and their usage.
  • --version: The version number of the CalligraWords application will be displayed.

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