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The pikex Command
The PikeX (pikex) conversion compiler reads IDL source code and outputs Python source code that maintains the IDL structure and execution logic. PikeX is a terminal command, pikex, that operates in a fashion similar to a standard compiler.
Command usage and options are as follows:
Usage
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pikex [-h] [--resetlib] [--nolib] [--noindex] [--notrans] [--verbose] [--nowarn] [--notodo] [--out-nowarn] [-q] [--logfile ] [-o ] [--echo] [--debug-ast] [-I ] [-v] [--swap {none,all,0and1}] [file [file ...]]
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Positional Arguments
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Optional Arguments
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Additional Pike Details
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