NAME
  sedsed - debugger and code formatter for sed scripts

SYNOPSIS
  sedsed OPTION [-e sedscript] [-f sedscriptfile] [inputfile]
DESCRIPTION
  sedsed can debug, indent, tokenize and HTMLize sed scripts.

  In debug mode, it reads the target script and adds extra commands
  to it. When executed it shows the data flow between the commands,
  revealing all the magic sed does on its internal buffers.

  In indent mode, the script is reformatted with standard spacing.

  In tokenize mode, it shows the elements of every command used.

  In HTMLize mode, the script is converted to a beautiful colored
  HTML file, with all the commands and parameters identified for
  best viewing.

OPTIONS
  -f, --file        Add file contents to the commands to be parsed.
  -e, --expression  Add the script to the commands to be parsed.
  -n, --quiet       Suppress automatic printing of pattern space.
  --silent          Alias to --quiet.
  -d, --debug       Debug the sed script.
  --hide            Hide some debug info (options: PATT, HOLD, COMM).
  --color           Shows debug output in colors (default: ON).
  --nocolor         No colors on debug output.
  --dump-debug      Dumps to screen the debugged sed script.
  -i, --indent      Script beautifier, prints indented and
                    one-command-per-line output do STDOUT.
  --prefix          Indent prefix string (default: 4 spaces).
  -t, --tokenize    Script tokenizer, prints extensive
                    command by command information.
  -H, --htmlize     Converts sed script to a colorful HTML page.
  -V, --version     Prints the program version and exit.
  -h, --help        Prints this help message and exit.

AUTHOR
  sedsed was written by Aurelio Jargas <aurelio@aurelio.net>.

  This manual page was written by Marcos Talau <marcos@talau.info>
  for the Debian project (but may be used by others).
