Installation & configuration
============================

Refer to file INSTALL.


Execution
=========

General invocation is

	bmovie [options]

where bmovie is some kind of BMovieReviewer invocation.	
If a file is given, it is assumed to be a BMovieReviewer XML file and loaded.

If BMovieReviewer is invoked, following directories/jars should be within the class path:
.
[path_to_bmoviereviewer]
[path_to_bmoviereviewer]/lib/stax-utils.jar
[path_to_bmoviereviewer]/lib/jortho.jar

This is ensured if you rely on one of these methods of invocation:

  
Execution of jar 
================ 
To execute BMoviereviewer from a distributed jar, invoke java this way:
java -jar bmovie.jar 


Execution of .class-files
=========================
Go into [path_to_bmoviereviewer]/build and execute 
from linux/unix: ./bmovie (be sure to have the execution flag set, if in doubt, execute 'chmod 755 bmovie' first)
from windows   : Rely on the jar method 


Parameters
==========

-f --file [file]
----------------
Laedt 'file' zur Bearbeitung

-gcf --generate-config-file
---------------------------
Prints a config.xml with standard settings to standard out

-cfg --config-file [file]
-------------------------
Loads settings from 'file' 

-dtd --print-bmovie-dtd
-----------------------
Prints DTD of the BMovieReviewer-XML format to standard-out

-ip --import-pdf [file]
-----------------------
Tries to import PDF 'file'  

-ep --export-pdf [file]
-------------------
Tries to export XML 'file' to PDF

-et --export-tex [file]
-------------------
Tries to export XML 'file' to TEX
 
-cp --convert-pdf [file]
------------------------
Tries to generate a XML file from PDF


Editing
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Editing "Wissenschaftliche/ logische/ technische Fehler/ Anmerkungen/ Handlung"
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

In general, using line breaks is disabled. You can however use the following special characters:
Line breaks: Type <br>
Bullets:     Type <li>  

For example:

"This is small enumeration: <br> <li> Firstly <li> Secondly> "

will eventually create something like 

"This is a small Enumeration:
 * Firstly
 * Secondly"

 

