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.TH NPTX 8 .tr ~ .SH NAME nptx \- full name permutations .SH SYNOPSIS .B nptx .SH DESCRIPTION .I nptx reads a list of address name pairs on the standard input and prints name permutations and the address pairs on the standard output. nptx is generally used in generation of a full name database for .IR smail (8). The format of an input line is .sp .ce address name .sp The address field can contain any address, it is terminated by a TAB char (ascii 0x9). No translation is done on the field. The name field consists of whitespace separated names or initials with an optional nickname given in parentheses, it is terminated by either a newline ascii (0xA) or a ',' (ascii 0x). All permutations of the names and initials are printed. The only restriction is that the last name will appear in each permutation. The permutations are not necesarily unique. .SH EXAMPLES .nf .in +5 $ echo "[email protected]\tWrecker Burdell(George P.)"|nptx Burdell [email protected] W.Burdell [email protected] Wrecker.Burdell [email protected] Burdell [email protected] G.Burdell [email protected] George.Burdell [email protected] P.Burdell [email protected] P.Burdell [email protected] G.P.Burdell [email protected] George.P.Burdell [email protected] G.P.Burdell [email protected] George.P.Burdell [email protected] $ .in .SH SEE ALSO smail(8), paths(8), mkfnames(8) .SH VERSION @(#)nptx.8 2.5 (smail) 9/15/87
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