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You can redirect the output to a file using\n  your shell's capabilities or by means of the `-o` option:\n  `pslm -o ps109.tex path/to/ps109.pslm`\n\n* LaTeX output -\n  is default\n\n* pointing for a given tone -\n  `pslm -t VII.a path/to/ps109.pslm`\n  Pslm knows a basic set of psalm tones (based on 196x books) by name.\n\n* pointing for custom tone\n  `pslm -a 2:2 -p 0:0 path/to/ps109.pslm`\n  If your favourite tone isn't supported or you don't like the default\n  psalm tone set, you can specify number of accentuated (`-a`)\n  and preparatory (`-p`) syllables in each half-verse.\n\n* pointing style\n  `pslm -s underline path/to/ps109.pslm` to underline accentuated\n  syllables,\n  `pslm -s bold path/to/ps109.pslm` to make them bold\n\n* print to console with highlighting\n  `pslm -f console path/to/ps109.pslm`\n  (for geeks who prefer to chant psalms from the terminal :) )\n\n* print all available options\n  `pslm -h`\n\n# Use pslm when programming your own build tool\n\nEspecially if you use build scripts written in Ruby it may be\nmore convenient to gain better control over `pslm` by using\nthe underlying Ruby library directly instead of invoking\nthe executable.\n\n**TODO** add examples\n\n## History\n\nI once wrote [psalmpreprocessor](https://github.com/igneus/In-adiutorium/commits/524658a5b40a9fc47d2d7fd21304d1a77118ae4b/nastroje/psalmpreprocessor.rb)\nas a relatively simple ad-hoc sollution; then I extended it step by step.\nIt was ugly and dirty at the beginning and got only dirtier.\nThen I restructured it, but it didn't get much cleaner. 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