\import{../pud/man.zmm} \begin{pud::man}{ {year}{2000} {month}{Feb} {day}{29} {name}{buzzz} {html_title}{What's the buzzz} {html_keywords}{buzzz, dragonfly, bumblebee} {author}{Stijn van Dongen} {section}{1} {tag}{1.00} } \${html}{\"pud::man::maketoc"} \def{buzzz}{\bf{buzzz}} \: the NAME macro below makes the output apropos compatible under troff. \sec{name}{NAME} \NAME{buzzz}{go buzzz.} \: customized command for the synopsis section. \def{fileopt#2}{\bf{\1} (\it{\2})} \sec{synopsis}{SYNOPSIS} \par{ \buzzz \synreqopt{-l}{i}{loudness} \synreqopt{-d}{f}{duration} \synoptopt{-f}{f}{frequency} \synoptopt{--dragonfly}{dragon style} \synoptopt{--bumblebee}{bumble style} \synoptopt{--disk}{computer style} \synoptopt{-style}{some style} \synoptopt{--scan}{scan mode} \synoptopt{-sd}{i}{scan duration} \fileopt{<file.bzz|dir>}{tune source}} \sec{description}{DESCRIPTION} \par{ \buzzz buzzes. It can do so in different styles, at different base frequencies, and at different volumes. See the \secref{options} section for a description of all options. } \par{ The \optref{-l}{\genopt{-l}{loudness}} and \optref{-d}{\genopt{-d}{duration}} options are both mandatory. The last argument given must be a file containing the tune to buzz, or a directory containing such tune files. The tune must be contained in an interval of at most five tones. Non-conforming tunes may damage your soundcard. } \sec{options}{OPTIONS} \begin{itemize}{ {interitem}{1} } \item{\defopt{-f}{f}{frequency}} \car{ Frequency in Hertz, can be specified as a positive real number.} \item{\defopt{-l}{i}{loudness}} \car{ Loudness, which is specified as an integer inbetween 0 and 100.} \item{\defopt{-d}{f}{duration}} \car{ Duration in hours, can be specified as a positive real.} \intermezzo{ The following options are discussed as a group:} \items{ {\defopt{--dragonfly}{dragon style}} {\defopt{--bumblebee}{bumble style}} {\defopt{--disk}{computer style}} {\defopt{--mosquito}{sting style}} } \car{ These are unary options specifying the style in which to buzz.} \item{\defopt{-style}{str}{buzz style}} \car{ \genarg{str} should be one of \v{bumblebee}, \v{dragonfly}, \v{mosquito}, or \v{disk}.} \item{\defopt{--scan}{scan mode}} \car{ This will buzz 10 seconds for each tune specified. Refer also to the \optref{-sd}{\genopt{-sd} option}.} \item{\defopt{-sd}{i}{scan duration}} \car{ Sets the scan time in (an integer number of) seconds. This affects the \optref{--scan}{\genopt{--scan} option}.} \end{itemize} \sec{files}{FILES} \par{ /etc/zoem/foriamzoem.bzz contains the zoem jingle.\| /etc/zoem/zoem.ascii-art contains zoem related ascii art. An excerpt is shown below.} \verbatim{ .-----------------------------. | | | _ " _ | | (\\"/) (_\\|/_) | | (/|\\) (_/|\\_) | | | | | | () | | | -----% | | () | | ejm| .-----------------------------.} \sec{environment}{ENVIRONMENT} \par{ Currently, no environmental issues with \buzzz.} \sec{diagnostics}{DIAGNOSTICS} \par{ If the tune spans an interval larger than 5 tones, buzzz will emit little beeps. If the interval exceeds an octave, buzzz will fork and exec \bf{bell}.} \sec{bugs}{BUGS} \par{ Some do.} \sec{author}{AUTHOR} \par{ Bugs Bunny.} \sec{history}{HISTORY} \par{ repeats itself, especially from a buzzing point of view. Refer to \refer{foobar} for an in-depth analysis. A different point of view is presented in \refer{barfoo}.} \sec{seealso}{SEE ALSO} \par{The \sibref{bell}{bell(1) manual}.} \${html}{\par{ On the www it is difficult to show a manual page as compiled for rendering in a terminal, but one can view a manual page as compiled for rendering by a postscript interpreter. Lo and behold \httpref{buzzz.ps}.}} \par{ \reference{foobar} Bugs Bunny. Foo Bar. A history of making, maintenance, repair, and disposal.} \par{ \reference{barfoo} Donald Duck. The futile mistake, and how it changes my life every day.} \end{pud::man}