Package: gpsbabel
Version: 1.5.2-1
File: /usr/share/man/man1/gpsbabel.1.gz
$ man gpsbabel|sed /^$/d|sort|uniq -D|uniq -c|sort -nr|head
39 snwhite
39 (0/1) Allow whitespace synth. shortnames
38 datum GPS datum (def. WGS 84)
37 urlbase
37 snupper
37 snunique
37 snlen Max synthesized shortname length
37 prefer_shortnames
37 (0/1) Use shortname instead of description
37 (0/1) UPPERCASE synth. shortnames
Indeed it all makes sense if we just look at gpsbabel -h.
However you have misformatted its output, making it 1000 times harder
to read.
By the way, so many wasted trailing blanks there:
$ gpsbabel -h|grep -c ' $'
624
By the way, here on the gpsbabel -h version
File Types (-i and -o options):
alantrl Alan Map500 tracklogs (.trl)
alanwpr Alan Map500 waypoints and routes (.wpr)
baroiq Brauniger IQ Series Barograph Download
bushnell_trl Bushnell GPS Trail file
bushnell Bushnell GPS Waypoint file
cambridge Cambridge/Winpilot glider software
snlen Max synthesized shortname length
snwhite (0/1) Allow whitespace synth. shortnames
snupper (0/1) UPPERCASE synth. shortnames
snunique (0/1) Make synth. shortnames unique
urlbase Basename prepended to URL on output
prefer_shortnames (0/1) Use shortname instead of description
datum GPS datum (def. WGS 84)
cst CarteSurTable data file
v900 Columbus/Visiontac V900 files (.csv)
csv Comma separated values
snlen Max synthesized shortname length
snwhite (0/1) Allow whitespace synth. shortnames
These can't all be "File Types".
Therefore the
"File Types (-i and -o options):"
needs to say more, to say what the indented lines are.
P.S., gpsbabel -h lines and thus man page lines are truncated!
date Complete date-free tracks with given date (YYYYMMD
What use is YYYYMMD when you mean YYYYMMDD?!
