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PROGRAM:
NAME
gourmet - A Gtk-based recipe organizer and shopping list generator
SYNOPSIS
gourmet [options]
DESCRIPTION
This manual page describes briefly the gourmet command.
Gourmet Recipe Manager is a Gtk-based recipe organizer and shopping list generator
intended for the GNOME desktop environment (though it does not need all the GNOME
libraries). Gourmet can import Mealmaster(tm) files and can export recipes in a number of
formats, including text, RTF and web pages. Gourmet also can calculate nutritional
information for recipes.
OPTIONS
--database-url=DB_URL
Custom url for database of form driver://args/location
--plugin-directory=HTML_PLUGIN_DIR
Directory for webpage import filter plugins.
--use-threads
Enable threading support.
--disable-threads
Disable threading support.
--gourmet-directory=GOURMETDIR
Gourmet configuration directory.
--debug-threading-interval=THREAD_DEBUG_INTERVAL
Interval for threading debug calls.
--debug-threading
Print debugging information about threading.
--debug-file=DEBUG_FILE
Regular expression that matches filename(s) whose code we want to display debug
messages from.
-q Don't print gourmet error messages.
--showtimes
Print timestamps on debug statements.
-v Be verbose (extra v's will increase the verbosity level.
--gourmet-base=DATAD
Root directory for gourmet data files.
--disable-psyco
Do not use psyco if it is installed.
--version
show version number and exit.
-h, --help
show this help message and exit
AUTHORS
Thomas Hinkle <Thomas_Hinkle@alumni.brown.edu>
This manual page was written by Francois Wendling <frwendling@free.fr> for the Debian
GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).
September 2008 gourmet(1)
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