Hi,
Here is some texi source:
@menu
* unshar usage:: unshar help/usage (--help)
* unshar directory:: directory option (-d)
* unshar overwrite:: overwrite option (-c)
* unshar force:: force option (-f)
* unshar split-at:: split-at option (-E)
* unshar exit-0:: exit-0 option (-e)
* unshar config:: presetting/configuring unshar
* unshar exit status:: exit status
* unshar Authors:: Authors
* unshar Reporting Bugs:: Reporting Bugs
@end menu
@node unshar usage
@subsection unshar help/usage (--help)
@cindex unshar help
This is the automatically generated usage text for unshar.
The text printed is the same whether selected with the @code{help} option
(--help) or the @code{more-help} option (-!). @code{more-help} will print
The "--help" renders in the menu with both hyphens.
The ones in the @subsection line and the later text
are unhelpfully "fixed up" and render with one hyphen.
How do I tell texi to leave my hyphens alone?
(The document is not hand edited, by the way. I go
to a lot of trouble to figure out how the program
[unshar in this case] requests help and spread that
information around the document. Should I just replace
all hyphens with "@-" for example?)
Thanks! - Bruce
