Command-line templates processor
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Examples:
$ contpl --tpl infile.tpl --out file.out --delim '$$$' --test 30
Reads the infile.tpl template and rewrites its contents to infile.out,
substituting "$$$test"
$ contpl --tpl infile.tpl --out outdir --delim '%' --var1 20 --var2 hello
Reads the infile.tpl template and rewrites its contents to outdir/infile.tpl,
substituting "%var1" and "%var2"
$ contpl --tpl indir --out outdir --var1 10 --var2 50
Reads all the files from indir and rewrites them to outdir,
substituting "$$$var1" and "$$$var2" ("$$$" is the default delimiter)
$ contpl --tpl indir/\*.tpl --out outdir --var1 10 --var 20
Reads all the files matching the mask (glob) "*.tpl" and rewrites them to
outdir, substituting "$$$var1" and "$$$var2"
$ contpl --tpl infile.tpl --out file.out --delim '$$$' --test 30
Reads the infile.tpl template and rewrites its contents to infile.out,
substituting "$$$test"
$ contpl --tpl infile.tpl --out outdir --delim '%' --var1 20 --var2 hello
Reads the infile.tpl template and rewrites its contents to outdir/infile.tpl,
substituting "%var1" and "%var2"
$ contpl --tpl indir --out outdir --var1 10 --var2 50
Reads all the files from indir and rewrites them to outdir,
substituting "$$$var1" and "$$$var2" ("$$$" is the default delimiter)
$ contpl --tpl indir/\*.tpl --out outdir --var1 10 --var 20
Reads all the files matching the mask (glob) "*.tpl" and rewrites them to
outdir, substituting "$$$var1" and "$$$var2"
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