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some reformatting of the usage msg.

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#! /usr/bin/env python
"""\
usage: ttcompile [-hvbf] [-d output-dir] [-i TTF-input-file] [TTX-file...]
usage: ttcompile [-hvbf] [-d output-dir] [-i TTF-input-file] TTX-1 ... TTX-N
Translate a TTX file (as output by ttDump) to a TrueType font file.
If a TTX-file argument is a directory instead of a file, all files in
that directory ending in '.ttx' will be merged into one TrueType file.
This is mostly useful in conjunction with the -s option of ttDump.py.
Translate one or more TTX files (as output by ttDump) to a TrueType
font file. If a TTX-file argument is a directory instead of a file, all
files in that directory ending in '.ttx' will be merged into one
TrueType file. This is mostly useful in conjunction with the -s option
of ttDump.py.
Options:
-h Help: print this message

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#! /usr/bin/env python
"""\
usage: ttdump [-hvisf] [-t <table>] [-x <table>] [-d <output-dir>] TrueType-file(s)
usage: ttdump [-hvisf] [-t <table>] [-x <table>] [-d <output-dir>] TTF-1 ... TTF-N
Dump TrueType fonts as TTX files (an XML-based text format).
Dump one or more TrueType/OpenType fonts as TTX files (an XML-based
text format).
Options:
-h Help: print this message
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being done.
-i Disassemble TT instructions: when this option is given, all
TrueType programs (glyph programs, the font program and the
pre-program) will be written to the TTX file as assembly instead
of hex data.
-s Split tables: save the TTX data into separate TTX files per table.
The files will be saved in a directory. The name of this
pre-program) will be written to the TTX file as assembly
instead of hex data.
-s Split tables: save the TTX data into separate TTX files per
table. The files will be saved in a directory. The name of this
directory will be constructed from the input filename (by
dropping the extension) or can be specified by the optional
TTX-output-file argument. This option implies -f.