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llexec(1)							     llexec(1)

NAME
       llexec - lifelines report processor

SYNOPSIS
       llexec [OPTION]... Database

DESCRIPTION
       llexec is a slimmed down version of the llines lifelines genealogy pro‐
       gram, used for executing reports from scripts.

       llexec has simplified and stubbed out input/output in place  of	llines
       curses  interface,  and expects to be invoked with a report on the com‐
       mandline (via the -x option).

       llexec uses almost all the same options as llines.

OPTIONS
       The following options are some of the options available for llexec.

       -C     Specify configuration file location.

       -F     Finnish option (only available if compiled with Finnish flag)

       -I     Specify a user property (e.g. -ILLEDITOR=gvim)

       -a     Log dynamic memory operation (for debugging)

       -c     Supply cache values (eg, -ci400,4000f400,4000 sets direct indi &
	      fam caches to 400, and indirect indi & fam caches to 4000)

       -d     Developmental/debug mode (signals are not caught)

       -f     Force  open  a  database (only for use if reader/writer count is
	      wrong)

       -i     Open database with immutable access (no protection against other
	      access -- for use on read-only media)

       -k     Always  show  key values (normally key is not shown if a REFN is
	      shown)

       -l     Lock (-ly) or unlock (-ln) a database for	 use  with  read  only
	      media (access to a locked database is treated as immutable)

       -n     Do not use traditional family rules

       -o     Specify program output filename (eg, -o/tmp/mytests)

       -r     Open  database  with  read-only  access  (protect	 against other
	      writer access)

       -uCOLS,ROWS
	      Specify window size (eg, -u120,34 specifies 120  columns	by  34
	      rows)

       -w     Open  database  with  writeable  access  (protecte against other
	      reader or writer access)

       -x     Execute a single lifelines report program directly

       -z     Use normal ASCII characters for drawing lines in user  interface
	      rather than the vt100 special characters

       -?     Display options summary, (on UNIX or Linux use the -h option)

FILES
       llexec  looks for a configuration file for various settings, in exactly
       the same manner as llines. See the lifelines userguide for details.

DOCUMENTATION
       The LifeLines documentation should be installed as part of the  instal‐
       lation,	and  may  also	be  viewed  at	the project site: http://life‐
       lines.sourceforge.net.  Look for ll-userguide and ll-reportmanual (with
       appropriate  extensions	for  text,  html and pdf formats).  The normal
       installation process includes a large number of sample report  programs
       that you can customize to suit your needs.  In the directory containing
       these reports you should find a file named  index.html  which  gives  a
       very brief summary of each report.

SEE ALSO
       llexec(1).

Lifelines 3.0.62		   2007 Oct			     llexec(1)

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