apertium-tmxbuild -V (return code: 1)
apertium-tmxbuild: unrecognized option '--version'
USAGE: apertium-tmxbuild [options] code1 code2 doc1 doc2 [output_file]
Options:
-p percent number 0 < n <= 1 to set margin of confidence of TU's
(0.85 by default) in length terms
-e edit number 0 < n <= 1 to set margin of confidence of TU's
(0.30 by default) in edit distance terms
-l low-limit ignore percent if the segment is less than lowlimit
(15 by default)
-m max-edit characters to be taken into account when aligning
sentences (50 by default)
-d diagonal diagonal width for using edit distance, 10 by default
-w window window size of the edit distance with sentences
(100 sentences by default)
-s step step for moving the window during the alingment
(75 sentences by default)
-h help display this help
Other parameters:
code1, code2 codes of the languages (i.e. ISO-631 ones)
doc1, doc2 unformatted docs to build the TMX file
output_file if not specified, the result will be printed to stdout
apertium-tmxbuild --help (return code: 1)
USAGE: apertium-tmxbuild [options] code1 code2 doc1 doc2 [output_file]
Options:
-p percent number 0 < n <= 1 to set margin of confidence of TU's
(0.85 by default) in length terms
-e edit number 0 < n <= 1 to set margin of confidence of TU's
(0.30 by default) in edit distance terms
-l low-limit ignore percent if the segment is less than lowlimit
(15 by default)
-m max-edit characters to be taken into account when aligning
sentences (50 by default)
-d diagonal diagonal width for using edit distance, 10 by default
-w window window size of the edit distance with sentences
(100 sentences by default)
-s step step for moving the window during the alingment
(75 sentences by default)
-h help display this help
Other parameters:
code1, code2 codes of the languages (i.e. ISO-631 ones)
doc1, doc2 unformatted docs to build the TMX file
output_file if not specified, the result will be printed to stdout