I updated help text from void show_help(void) definition, to new line 1397
Most are reorderings by topic, some minor rewording and reformatting.
Possibly one needs to take a stand on when one should use double quotation marks. Is that shell-independent? Anyway I did use double quotation marks in the explanation of -6/-7/-8 because it was already used under -A. But also, what about in --output-name and --output-prefix?
From the top:
General options, ordered: -v, -h, -H and then the operations, then what to do about the output file, then user feedback (-s and -w)
Encoding options: Reordering; there is no need to have --lax etc. first, and ordinary users would probably not read tagging commands first. Also, they fit on the same indentation
Headline says what is default, then -V and compression levels .
Put quotation marks around the apod functions in -6/-7/-8 because that is under -A (see above) .
Then ordered the switches as they appear in the preset synonyms (those that use -m/-M at least). Lightly reworded.
Under -A a typo fixed and plural "function(s)".
Reordering -e after the models, -p after -q . then --lax, --limit, and then -j and --ignore-chunk-sizes (not sure where to put the latter) .
... and only then everything about tags, seekpoints, padding
Format options reordered and slightly reworded:
I think --ogg is to be considered a format option. I put it first. I think I got the --serial-number explanation correct, not completely sure.
Put --force-raw-format last to link with the raw options
raw options (no capital r, it is a sub-headline) says what is mandatory, ordered with those mandatory for both encoding and decoding first.
Negative options: specified that latter takes precedence. Ordered them according to alphabet.
I updated help text from void show_help(void) definition, to new line 1397 Most are reorderings by topic, some minor rewording and reformatting.
Possibly one needs to take a stand on when one should use double quotation marks. Is that shell-independent? Anyway I did use double quotation marks in the explanation of
-6/-7/-8because it was already used under-A. But also, what about in--output-nameand--output-prefix?From the top: General options, ordered: -v, -h, -H and then the operations, then what to do about the output file, then user feedback (-s and -w) Encoding options: Reordering; there is no need to have --lax etc. first, and ordinary users would probably not read tagging commands first. Also, they fit on the same indentation
Format options reordered and slightly reworded:
Negative options: specified that latter takes precedence. Ordered them according to alphabet.