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NAME

   hfst-fst2strings - =Display the strings recognized by a transducer

SYNOPSIS

   hfst-fst2strings [OPTIONS...] [INFILE]

DESCRIPTION

   Display the strings recognized by a transducer

   Common options:
   -h, --help
          Print help message

   -V, --version
          Print version info

   -v, --verbose
          Print verbosely while processing

   -q, --quiet
          Only print fatal erros and requested output

   -s, --silent
          Alias of --quiet

   Fst2strings options:
   -n, --max-strings=NSTR
          print at most NSTR strings

   -N, --nbest=NBEST
          print at most NBEST best strings

   -r, --random=NRAND
          print at most NRAND random strings

   -c, --cycles=NCYC
          follow cycles at most NCYC times

   -w, --print-weights
          display the weight for each string

   -S, --print-separator
          print separator "--" after each transducer

   -e, --epsilon-format=EPS
          print epsilon as EPS

   -X, --xfst=VARIABLE
          toggle xfst compatibility option VARIABLE

   Ignore paths if:
   -b, --beam=B
          output  string  weight  not within B from the weight of the best
          output string

   -l, --max-in-length=MIL
          input string longer than MIL

   -L, --max-out-length=MOL
          output string longer than MOL

   -p, --in-prefix=OPREFIX
          input string not beginning with IPREFIX

   -P, --out-prefix=OPREFIX
          output string not beginning with OPREFIX

   -u, --in-exclude=IXSTR
          input string containing IXSTR

   -U, --out-exclude=OXST
          output string containing OXSTR

   If OUTFILE or INFILE is missing or -, standard streams  will  be  used.
   Format  of  result  depends  on format of INFILE If all NSTR, NBEST and
   NCYC are omitted, all possible paths are printed: NSTR, NBEST and  NCYC
   default  to  infinity.   NBEST  overrides NSTR and NCYC NRAND overrides
   NBEST, NSTR and NCYC B must be a  non-negative  float  If  EPS  is  not
   given,  default  is  empty  string.   Numeric  options  are parsed with
   strtod(3).  Xfst variables supported  are  {  obey-flags,  print-flags,
   print-pairs, print-space, quote-special }.

EXAMPLES

   hfst-fst2strings lexical.hfst
          generates all forms of lexical.hfst

   Known bugs:
          Does not work correctly for hfst optimized lookup format.

REPORTING BUGS

   Report  bugs  to <hfst-bugs@helsinki.fi> or directly to our bug tracker
   at:
   <https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?atid=1061990&group_id=224521&func=browse>

   hfst-fst2strings                       home                       page:
   <https://kitwiki.csc.fi/twiki/bin/view/KitWiki//HfstFst2Strings>
   General           help           using          HFST          software:
   <https://kitwiki.csc.fi/twiki/bin/view/KitWiki//HfstHome>

COPYRIGHT

   Copyright  2010 University of Helsinki, License GPLv3: GNU GPL version
   3 <http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>
   This  is  free  software:  you  are free to change and redistribute it.
   There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law.



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