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Polecenie unexpand

Wykonanie, użycie: Convert strings of initial whitespace, consisting of at least two spaces and/or tabs, to tabs. Read from standard input if given no file or a file named -

Opcje wykonania unexpand w konsoli

-a, --all

Convert all, not just leading, strings of spaces and tabs.

 --first-only

Convert only leading spaces and tabs. Overrides -a.

 -t nums, --tabs nums

nums is a comma-separated list of integers that specify the placement of tab stops. If a single integer is provided, the tab stops are set to every integer spaces. By default, tab stops are eight spaces apart. This option implies -a.

 --help

Print help message and then exit.

 --version

Print the version number and then exit.

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