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2. Invoke ebinfo

Its usual way to invoke ebinfo is as follows:

 
% ebinfo book-path

book-path points to the top directory of a CD-ROM book where the file `catalog' or `catalogs' resides. It may be a local path (e.g. `/mnt/dict') or a remote access identifier (e.g. `ebnet://localhost/dict'). Though you cannot specify two or more book-paths, you can omit book-path like as follows:

 
% ebinfo

In this case, ebinfo assumes that the current working directory (`.') is specified. ebinfo outputs information about the specified book like as follows:

 
% ebinfo /mnt/cdrom
disc type: EB/EBG/EBXA/EBXA-C/S-EBXA
character code: JIS X 0208
the number of subbooks: 2

subbook 1:
  title: New English Japanese Dictionary (3rd edition)
  directory: ejdict
  search methods: word endword keyword menu
  font sizes: 16 24 30 48
  narrow font characters: 0xa121 -- 0xa24e
  wide font characters: 0xa321 -- 0xa27e

subbook 2:
  title: How to use the book
  directory: howto
  search methods: word endword keyword menu
  font sizes: 16 24 30 48
  narrow font characters: 
  wide font characters: 0xa321 -- 0xa27e

If a subbook in the book supports multi-search, ebinfo also outputs detail information about multi-search by specifying the `--multi-search' (or `-m') option. The mulit-search information is like as follows.

 
  multi search 1:
    label 1: country or region
      with candidates: yes
    label 2: period
      with candidates: no
    label 3: category
      with candidates: yes
    label 4: authority
      with candidates: no
  multi search 2:
    label 1: author
      with candidates: no
    label 2: title
      with candidates: no
    label 3: date
      with candidates: no
    label 4: publisher
      with candidates: no


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