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en: # configuration file for hcal - Hebrew calendar program
    # part of package libhdate
    #
    # Should you mangle this file and wish to restore its default content,
    # rename or delete this file and run hcal; hcal will automatically
    # regenerate the default content.
    #
    # Your system administrator can set system-wide defaults for hcal by
    # modifying file <not yet implemented>.
    # You may override all defaults by changing the contents of this file.
    #
    # Version information
    # This may be used by updates to hcal to determine how to parse the file
    # and whether additional information and options should be appended to
    # the end of this file.
    VERSION=2.00
    # Location awareness
    # hcal wants to accurately highlight the current Hebrew day, including
    # during the hours between sunset and secular midnight. If you don't
    # provide it with latitude, longitude, and time zone information, hcal
    # will try to guess the information, based upon your system timezone,
    # and its (limited, and maybe biased) of the dominant Jewish community
    # in that timezone. When hcal is forced to guess, it alerts the user
    # with a message that includes the guessed location.
    # hcal's guesses will also affect its default behaviour for output of
    # Shabbat times, parshiot, and choice of Israel/diaspora hoidays
    #SUNSET_AWARE=TRUE
    # LATITUDE and LONGITUDE may be in decimal format or in the form
    # degrees[:minutes[:seconds]] with the characters :'" as possible
    # delimiters. Use negative values to indicate South and West, or
    # use the abbreviated compass directions N, S, E, W.
    #LATITUDE=
    #LONGITUDE=
    # TIMEZONE may may be in decimal format or in the form degrees[:minutes]
    # with the characters :'" as possible delimiters.
    #TIMEZONE=
    
    # Israel and the diaspora
    # If hcal guesses that you're not in Israel, the DIASPORA option will be
    # set true. This will affect holiday and parasha output.  FORCE_ISRAEL
    # forces hcal to display calendar information for Israel, using hcal's
    # default coordinates foe Israel, or coordinates that you provide that
    # seem legitmately within Israel.
    # Thus, if you are living in Sao Paolo, and will be visiting Israel for
    # Sukkot, set BOTH flags true in order to see holiday information for
    # a non-resident vistor to Israel. The command line options for these
    # features are --israel, -I, --diaspora, -d.
    #FORCE_DIASPORA=FALSE;
    #FORCE_ISRAEL=FALSE;
    
    # Shabbat related
    # Setting SHABBAT_INFO true will output parshiot and Shabbat times.
    # The command line options for these features are -p (--parasha), and
    # -s (--shabbat). The CANDLE_LIGHTING field can accept a value of 18 - 90 (minutes
    # before sunset). The HAVDALAH field can accept a value of 20 - 90
    # (minutes after sunset).
    #PARASHA_NAMES=FALSE
    #SHABBAT_INFO=FALSE
    #CANDLE_LIGHTING=FALSE
    #HAVDALAH=FALSE
    
    # Holiday identification
    # hcal flags holidays by replacing the gregorian/Hebrew date separator
    # with assorted unhelpful cryptic symbols. Setting FOOTNOTES to true
    # will have hcal output after the month's calendar, a list of the month's
    # holidays along with the days on which they occur.
    #FOOTNOTE=FALSE
    
    # Output in hebrew characters
    # hcal defaults to output all information in your default language, so
    # if your default language is Hebrew, you're all set. Otherwise, you can
    # set FORCE_HEBREW to true to output Hebrew information in Hebrew, while
    # still outputting gregorian information in your default language. To
    # output ALL information in Hebrew, run something like this:
    #    LC_TEMP=LC_ALL; LC_ALL="he_IL.UTF-8"; hcal; LC_ALL=$LC_TEMP
    # If setting FORCE_HEBREW to true results in 'garbage' or non-Hebrew
    # output, you need to install a terminal font that includes the Hebrew
    # character set (hint: unicode).
    # The command line option for FORCE_HEBREW is either --hebrew or -H
    #FORCE_HEBREW=FALSE
    
    # The FORCE_HEBREW option outputs data that is 'correct' and 'logical'.
    # Unfortunately, the world can not be depended upon to be either. Most
    # Xwindow applications will display the data fine with FORCE_HEBREW; most
    # xterm implementations will not. (in fact, the only xterm clone I know
    # of that comes close is mlterm). If using FORCE_HEBREW results in
    # Hebrew characters being displayed in reverse, set OUTPUT_BIDI to true.
    # This will reverse the order of the Hebrew characters, so they will
    # display 'visual'ly correct; however, such output will not be suitable
    # for piping or pasting to many other applications. Setting OUTPUT_BIDI
    # automatically forces hebrew.
    # The command line option for OUTPUT_BIDI is either --bidi, --visual, or -b
    #OUTPUT_BIDI=FALSE
    
    # Display enhancements
    # hcal defaults to display the current day in reverse video
    # The command line option for this feature is --no-reverse
    #SUPPRESS_REVERSE_VIDEO=FALSE;
    # hcal can display its output "calming, muted tones". Note that piping
    # colorized output may yield unexpected results.
    #COLORIZE=FALSE
    
    # HTML OUTPUT
    #OUTPUT_HTML=FALSE
    #USE_EXTERNAL_CSS_FILE="pathto/foo/bar"
    
    # Suppress alerts and warnings
    # hcal alerts the user via STDERR when it guesses the user's location.
    #QUIET_ALERTS=FALSE
    
    # Three month display
    # hcal can display a previous, current and next month side-by-side. hcal
    # can also display a calendar for an entire year in four rows of three
    # months each. Note that this will display properly only if your console
    # is set for at least 127 columns. Note also that setting this option to
    # will cause options FOOTNOTES, SHABBAT, and PARASHA_NAMES to false.
    #THREE_MONTH=FALSE
    
    # User-defined menus
    # You may specify here command-line strings to optionally be parsed
    # by hcal at execution time. To do so, use the command line option -m
    # (--menu). hcal will process first the settings of this config file,
    # then the other settings of your command line, and then will prompt
    # you for which menu item you would like to select. hcal will process
    # your menu selection as if it were a new command line, further modifying
    # all the prior settings.
    # Only the first ten "MENU=" entries will be read. Each line will be
    # truncated at one hundred characters
    #MENU= -l -23.55 -L -46.61 -z -3      # parents in Sao Paolo
    #MENU= -l 32 -L 34 -z 2               # son in bnei brak
    #MENU= -fbc -l 43.71 -L -79.43 -z -5  # me in Toronto
    #MENU= -l 22.26 -L 114.15 -z 8        # supplier in Hong Kong
target: # configuration file for hcal - Hebrew calendar program
    # part of package libhdate
    #
    # Should you mangle this file and wish to restore its default content,
    # rename or delete this file and run hcal; hcal will automatically
    # regenerate the default content.
    #
    # Your system administrator can set system-wide defaults for hcal by
    # modifying file <not yet implemented>.
    # You may override all defaults by changing the contents of this file.
    #
    # Version information
    # This may be used by updates to hcal to determine how to parse the file
    # and whether additional information and options should be appended to
    # the end of this file.
    VERSION=2.00
    # Location awareness
    # hcal wants to accurately highlight the current Hebrew day, including
    # during the hours between sunset and secular midnight. If you don't
    # provide it with latitude, longitude, and time zone information, hcal
    # will try to guess the information, based upon your system time zone,
    # and its (limited, and maybe biased) of the dominant Jewish community
    # in that time zone. When hcal is forced to guess, it alerts the user
    # with a message that includes the guessed location.
    # hcal's guesses will also affect its default behaviour for output of
    # Shabbat times, parshiot, and choice of Israel/Diaspora holidays
    #SUNSET_AWARE=TRUE
    # LATITUDE and LONGITUDE may be in decimal format or in the form
    # degrees[:minutes[:seconds]] with the characters :'" as possible
    # delimiters. Use negative values to indicate South and West, or
    # use the abbreviated compass directions N, S, E, W.
    #LATITUDE=
    #LONGITUDE=
    # TIMEZONE may may be in decimal format or in the form degrees[:minutes]
    # with the characters :'" as possible delimiters.
    #TIMEZONE=
    
    # Israel and the Diaspora
    # If hcal guesses that you're not in Israel, the DIASPORA option will be
    # set true. This will affect holiday and parasha output.  FORCE_ISRAEL
    # forces hcal to display calendar information for Israel, using hcal's
    # default coordinates for Israel, or coordinates that you provide that
    # seem legitimately within Israel.
    # Thus, if you are living in Sao Paolo, and will be visiting Israel for
    # Sukkot, set BOTH flags true in order to see holiday information for
    # a non-resident vistor to Israel. The command line options for these
    # features are --israel, -I, --diaspora, -d.
    #FORCE_DIASPORA=FALSE;
    #FORCE_ISRAEL=FALSE;
    
    # Shabbat related
    # Setting SHABBAT_INFO true will output parshiot and Shabbat times.
    # The command line options for these features are -p (--parasha), and
    # -s (--shabbat). The CANDLE_LIGHTING field can accept a value of 18 - 90 (minutes
    # before sunset). The HAVDALAH field can accept a value of 20 - 90
    # (minutes after sunset).
    #PARASHA_NAMES=FALSE
    #SHABBAT_INFO=FALSE
    #CANDLE_LIGHTING=FALSE
    #HAVDALAH=FALSE
    
    # Holiday identification
    # hcal flags holidays by replacing the Gregorian/Hebrew date separator
    # with assorted unhelpful cryptic symbols. Setting FOOTNOTES to true
    # will have hcal output after the month's calendar, a list of the month's
    # holidays along with the days on which they occur.
    #FOOTNOTE=FALSE
    
    # Output in hebrew characters
    # hcal defaults to output all information in your default language, so
    # if your default language is Hebrew, you're all set. Otherwise, you can
    # set FORCE_HEBREW to true to output Hebrew information in Hebrew, while
    # still outputting Gregorian information in your default language. To
    # output ALL information in Hebrew, run something like this:
    #    LC_TEMP=LC_ALL; LC_ALL="he_IL.UTF-8"; hcal; LC_ALL=$LC_TEMP
    # If setting FORCE_HEBREW to true results in 'garbage' or non-Hebrew
    # output, you need to install a terminal font that includes the Hebrew
    # character set (hint: Unicode).
    # The command line option for FORCE_HEBREW is either --hebrew or -H
    #FORCE_HEBREW=FALSE
    
    # The FORCE_HEBREW option outputs data that is 'correct' and 'logical'.
    # Unfortunately, the world can not be depended upon to be either. Most
    # Xwindow applications will display the data fine with FORCE_HEBREW; most
    # xterm implementations will not. (in fact, the only xterm clone I know
    # of that comes close is mlterm). If using FORCE_HEBREW results in
    # Hebrew characters being displayed in reverse, set OUTPUT_BIDI to true.
    # This will reverse the order of the Hebrew characters, so they will
    # display visually correct; however, such output will not be suitable
    # for piping or pasting to many other applications. Setting OUTPUT_BIDI
    # automatically forces Hebrew.
    # The command line option for OUTPUT_BIDI is either --bidi, --visual, or -b
    #OUTPUT_BIDI=FALSE
    
    # Display enhancements
    # hcal defaults to display the current day in reverse video
    # The command line option for this feature is --no-reverse
    #SUPPRESS_REVERSE_VIDEO=FALSE;
    # hcal can display its output "calming, muted tones". Note that piping
    # colourised output may yield unexpected results.
    #COLORIZE=FALSE
    
    # HTML OUTPUT
    #OUTPUT_HTML=FALSE
    #USE_EXTERNAL_CSS_FILE="pathto/foo/bar"
    
    # Suppress alerts and warnings
    # hcal alerts the user via STDERR when it guesses the user's location.
    #QUIET_ALERTS=FALSE
    
    # Three month display
    # hcal can display a previous, current and next month side-by-side. hcal
    # can also display a calendar for an entire year in four rows of three
    # months each. Note that this will display properly only if your console
    # is set for at least 127 columns. Note also that setting this option to
    # will cause options FOOTNOTES, SHABBAT, and PARASHA_NAMES to false.
    #THREE_MONTH=FALSE
    
    # User-defined menus
    # You may specify here command-line strings to optionally be parsed
    # by hcal at execution time. To do so, use the command line option -m
    # (--menu). hcal will process first the settings of this config file,
    # then the other settings of your command line, and then will prompt
    # you for which menu item you would like to select. hcal will process
    # your menu selection as if it were a new command line, further modifying
    # all the prior settings.
    # Only the first ten "MENU=" entries will be read. Each line will be
    # truncated at one hundred characters
    #MENU= -l -23.55 -L -46.61 -z -3      # parents in Sao Paolo
    #MENU= -l 32 -L 34 -z 2               # son in bnei brak
    #MENU= -fbc -l 43.71 -L -79.43 -z -5  # me in Toronto
    #MENU= -l 22.26 -L 114.15 -z 8        # supplier in Hong Kong

en: # configuration file for hdate - Hebrew date information program
    # part of package libhdate
    #
    # Should you mangle this file and wish to restore its default content,
    # rename or delete this file and run hdate; hdate will automatically
    # regenerate the default content.
    #
    # Your system administrator can set system-wide defaults for hcal by
    # modifying file <not yet implemented>.
    # You may override all defaults by changing the contents of this file.
    #
    # Version information
    # This may be used by updates to hcal to determine how to parse the file
    # and whether additional information and options should be appended to
    # the end of this file.
    VERSION=2.00
    #
    # Location awareness
    # hdate wants to accurately highlight the current Hebrew day, including
    # during the hours between sunset and secular midnight. If you don't
    # provide it with latitude, longitude, and time zone information, hdate
    # will try to guess the information, based upon your system timezone,
    # and its (limited, and maybe biased) of the dominant Jewish community
    # in that timezone. When hdate is forced to guess, it alerts the user
    # with a message that includes the guessed location.
    # hdate's guesses will also affect its default behaviour for output of
    # Shabbat times, parshiot, and choice of Israel/diaspora hoidays.
    #SUNSET_AWARE=TRUE
    # LATITUDE and LONGITUDE may be in decimal format or in the form
    # degrees[:minutes[:seconds]] with the characters :'" as possible
    # delimiters. Use negative values to indicate South and West, or
    # use the abbreviated compass directions N, S, E, W.
    #LATITUDE=
    #LONGITUDE=
    # TIMEZONE may may be in decimal format or in the form degrees[:minutes]
    # with the characters :'" as possible delimiters.
    #TIMEZONE=
    
    # Output in hebrew characters
    # hdate defaults to output all information in your default language, so
    # if your default language is Hebrew, you're all set. Otherwise, you can
    # set FORCE_HEBREW to true to output Hebrew information in Hebrew, while
    # still outputting gregorian information in your default language. To
    # output ALL information in Hebrew, run something like this:
    #    LC_TEMP=LC_ALL; LC_ALL="he_IL.UTF-8"; hdate; LC_ALL=$LC_TEMP
    # If setting FORCE_HEBREW to true results in 'garbage' or non-Hebrew
    # output, you need to install a terminal font that includes the Hebrew
    # character set (hint: unicode).
    #FORCE_HEBREW=FALSE
    
    # The FORCE_HEBREW option outputs data that is 'correct' and 'logical'.
    # Unfortunately, the world can not be depended upon to be either. Most
    # Xwindow applications will display the data fine with FORCE_HEBREW; most
    # xterm implementations will not. (in fact, the only xterm clone I know
    # of that comes close is mlterm). If using FORCE_HEBREW results in
    # Hebrew characters being displayed in reverse, set OUTPUT_BIDI to true.
    # This will reverse the order of the Hebrew characters, so they will
    # display 'visual'ly correct; however, such output will not be suitable
    # for piping or pasting to many other applications. Setting OUTPUT_BIDI
    # automatically forces hebrew.
    #OUTPUT_BIDI=FALSE
    
    # The Hebrew language output of Hebrew information can also be 'styled'
    # in the following ways:
    # option YOM ~> yom shishi, aleph tishrei ...
    # option LESHABBAT ~> yom sheni leshabbat miketz, kof kislev ...
    # option LESEDER ~> yom sheni leseder miketz, kof kislev ...
    #YOM=FALSE
    #LESHABBAT=FALSE
    #LESEDER=FALSE
    
    #SUN_RISE_SET=FALSE
    #TIMES_OF_DAY=FALSE
    #SHORT_FORMAT=FALSE
    #SEFIRAT_HAOMER=FALSE
    #DIASPORA=FALSE
    
    
    # Shabbat related
    # Setting SHABBAT_INFO true will output parshiot and Shabbat times.
    # The command line options for these features are -r (--parasha), and
    # -c. The CANDLE_LIGHTING field can accept a value of 18 - 90 (minutes
    # before sunset). The HAVDALAH field can accept a value of 20 - 90
    # (minutes after sunset).
    #PARASHA_NAMES=FALSE
    #ONLY_IF_PARASHA_IS_READ=FALSE
    #SHABBAT_INFO=FALSE
    
    #CANDLE_LIGHTING=FALSE
    #HAVDALAH=FALSE
    
    # Holiday related
    #HOLIDAYS=FALSE
    #ONLY_IF_HOLIDAY=FALSE
    
    # Tabular output
    # This option has hdate output the information you request in a single
    # comma-delimited line per day, suitable for piping or import to
    # spreadsheet formatting applications, etc. To belabor the obvious,
    # try running -   ./hdate 12 2011 -Rt --table |column -s, -t 
    # The command line option for this feature is, um, --table
    #TABULAR=FALSE
    
    # iCal format
    # hdate can output its information in iCal-compatable format
    # ICAL=FALSE
    # Suppress alerts and warnings
    # hdate alerts the user via STDERR when it guesses the user's location.
    #QUIET_ALERTS=FALSE
    
    # Julian day number
    # The Julian day number is a .... See ... for more details.
    # setting the option JULIAN_DAY will have hdate output that number in
    # the format JDN-nnnnnnn at the beginning of its first line of output.
    #JULIAN_DAY=FALSE
    
    # User-defined menus
    # You may specify here command-line strings to optionally be parsed
    # by hcal at execution time. To do so, use the command line option -m
    # (--menu). hcal will process first the settings of this config file,
    # then the other settings of your command line, and then will prompt
    # you for which menu item you would like to select. hcal will process
    # your menu selection as if it were a new command line, further modifying
    # all the prior settings.
    # Only the first ten "MENU=" entries will be read. Each line will be
    # truncated at one hundred characters
    #MENU= -bd -l -23.55 -L -46.61 -z -3 # parents in Sao Paolo
    #MENU= -b -l 32 -L 34 -z 2           # son in bnei brak
    #MENU= -bd -l 43.71 -L -79.43 -z -5  # me in Toronto
    #MENU= -bd -l 22.26 -L 114.15 -z 8   # supplier in Hong Kong
target: # configuration file for hdate - Hebrew date information program
    # part of package libhdate
    #
    # Should you mangle this file and wish to restore its default content,
    # rename or delete this file and run hdate; hdate will automatically
    # regenerate the default content.
    #
    # Your system administrator can set system-wide defaults for hcal by
    # modifying file <not yet implemented>.
    # You may override all defaults by changing the contents of this file.
    #
    # Version information
    # This may be used by updates to hcal to determine how to parse the file
    # and whether additional information and options should be appended to
    # the end of this file.
    VERSION=2.00
    #
    # Location awareness
    # hdate wants to accurately highlight the current Hebrew day, including
    # during the hours between sunset and secular midnight. If you don't
    # provide it with latitude, longitude, and time zone information, hdate
    # will try to guess the information, based upon your system time zone,
    # and its (limited, and maybe biased) of the dominant Jewish community
    # in that time zone. When hdate is forced to guess, it alerts the user
    # with a message that includes the guessed location.
    # hdate's guesses will also affect its default behaviour for output of
    # Shabbat times, parshiot, and choice of Israel/Diaspora holidays.
    #SUNSET_AWARE=TRUE
    # LATITUDE and LONGITUDE may be in decimal format or in the form
    # degrees[:minutes[:seconds]] with the characters :'" as possible
    # delimiters. Use negative values to indicate South and West, or
    # use the abbreviated compass directions N, S, E, W.
    #LATITUDE=
    #LONGITUDE=
    # TIMEZONE may may be in decimal format or in the form degrees[:minutes]
    # with the characters :'" as possible delimiters.
    #TIMEZONE=
    
    # Output in Hebrew characters
    # hdate defaults to output all information in your default language, so
    # if your default language is Hebrew, you're all set. Otherwise, you can
    # set FORCE_HEBREW to true to output Hebrew information in Hebrew, while
    # still outputting gregorian information in your default language. To
    # output ALL information in Hebrew, run something like this:
    #    LC_TEMP=LC_ALL; LC_ALL="he_IL.UTF-8"; hdate; LC_ALL=$LC_TEMP
    # If setting FORCE_HEBREW to true results in 'garbage' or non-Hebrew
    # output, you need to install a terminal font that includes the Hebrew
    # character set (hint: Unicode).
    #FORCE_HEBREW=FALSE
    
    # The FORCE_HEBREW option outputs data that is 'correct' and 'logical'.
    # Unfortunately, the world can not be depended upon to be either. Most
    # Xwindow applications will display the data fine with FORCE_HEBREW; most
    # xterm implementations will not. (in fact, the only xterm clone I know
    # of that comes close is mlterm). If using FORCE_HEBREW results in
    # Hebrew characters being displayed in reverse, set OUTPUT_BIDI to true.
    # This will reverse the order of the Hebrew characters, so they will
    # display visually correct; however, such output will not be suitable
    # for piping or pasting to many other applications. Setting OUTPUT_BIDI
    # automatically forces Hebrew.
    #OUTPUT_BIDI=FALSE
    
    # The Hebrew language output of Hebrew information can also be 'styled'
    # in the following ways:
    # option YOM ~> yom shishi, aleph tishrei ...
    # option LESHABBAT ~> yom sheni leshabbat miketz, kof kislev ...
    # option LESEDER ~> yom sheni leseder miketz, kof kislev ...
    #YOM=FALSE
    #LESHABBAT=FALSE
    #LESEDER=FALSE
    
    #SUN_RISE_SET=FALSE
    #TIMES_OF_DAY=FALSE
    #SHORT_FORMAT=FALSE
    #SEFIRAT_HAOMER=FALSE
    #DIASPORA=FALSE
    
    
    # Shabbat related
    # Setting SHABBAT_INFO true will output parshiot and Shabbat times.
    # The command line options for these features are -r (--parasha), and
    # -c. The CANDLE_LIGHTING field can accept a value of 18 - 90 (minutes
    # before sunset). The HAVDALAH field can accept a value of 20 - 90
    # (minutes after sunset).
    #PARASHA_NAMES=FALSE
    #ONLY_IF_PARASHA_IS_READ=FALSE
    #SHABBAT_INFO=FALSE
    
    #CANDLE_LIGHTING=FALSE
    #HAVDALAH=FALSE
    
    # Holiday related
    #HOLIDAYS=FALSE
    #ONLY_IF_HOLIDAY=FALSE
    
    # Tabular output
    # This option has hdate output the information you request in a single
    # comma-delimited line per day, suitable for piping or import to
    # spreadsheet formatting applications, etc. To belabour the obvious,
    # try running -   ./hdate 12 2011 -Rt --table |column -s, -t 
    # The command line option for this feature is, um, --table
    #TABULAR=FALSE
    
    # iCal format
    # hdate can output its information in iCal-compatable format
    # ICAL=FALSE
    # Suppress alerts and warnings
    # hdate alerts the user via STDERR when it guesses the user's location.
    #QUIET_ALERTS=FALSE
    
    # Julian day number
    # The Julian day number is a .... See ... for more details.
    # setting the option JULIAN_DAY will have hdate output that number in
    # the format JDN-nnnnnnn at the beginning of its first line of output.
    #JULIAN_DAY=FALSE
    
    # User-defined menus
    # You may specify here command-line strings to optionally be parsed
    # by hcal at execution time. To do so, use the command line option -m
    # (--menu). hcal will process first the settings of this config file,
    # then the other settings of your command line, and then will prompt
    # you for which menu item you would like to select. hcal will process
    # your menu selection as if it were a new command line, further modifying
    # all the prior settings.
    # Only the first ten "MENU=" entries will be read. Each line will be
    # truncated at one hundred characters
    #MENU= -bd -l -23.55 -L -46.61 -z -3 # parents in Sao Paolo
    #MENU= -b -l 32 -L 34 -z 2           # son in bnei brak
    #MENU= -bd -l 43.71 -L -79.43 -z -5  # me in Toronto
    #MENU= -bd -l 22.26 -L 114.15 -z 8   # supplier in Hong Kong

en: Hebrew calendar
    OPTIONS:
       -1 --one-month     over-ride config file setting if you had set
                          option --three-month as a default there
       -3 --three-month   displays previous/next months
                          side by side. requires 127 columns
       -b --bidi          prints hebrew in reverse (visual)
          --visual
          --no-bidi       over-ride config file setting if you had set
          --no-visual     option -bidi as a default there
       -c --colorize      displays in calming, muted tones
          --no-color      over-ride a --colorize setting in your config file
       -d --diaspora      use diaspora reading and holidays.
       -f --footnote      print descriptive notes of holidays
          --no-footnote   over-ride a footnote setting in your config file
       -h --html          output in html format to stdout
       -H --hebrew        print hebrew information in Hebrew
       -i                 use external css file "./hcal.css".
       -I --israel        override a diaspora default
          --no-reverse    do not highlight today's date
       -m --menu          prompt user-defined menu from config file
       -p --parasha       print week's parasha on each calendar row
       -q --quiet-alerts  suppress warning messages
       -s --shabbat       print Shabbat times and parshiot
          --candles       modify default minhag of 20 minutes. (17<n<91)
          --havdalah      modify default minhag of 3 stars. (19<n<91 minutes)
       -z --timezone nn   timezone, +/-UTC
       -l --latitude yy   latitude yy degrees. Negative values are South
       -L --longitude xx  longitude xx degrees. Negative values are West
    
    All options can be made default in the config file, or menu-ized for
    easy selection.
target: Hebrew calendar
    OPTIONS:
       -1 --one-month     over-ride config file setting if you had set
                          option --three-month as a default there
       -3 --three-month   displays previous/next months
                          side by side. requires 127 columns
       -b --bidi          prints Hebrew in reverse (visual)
          --visual
          --no-bidi       over-ride config file setting if you had set
          --no-visual     option -bidi as a default there
       -c --colorize      displays in calming, muted tones
          --no-color      over-ride a --colorize setting in your config file
       -d --diaspora      use Diaspora reading and holidays.
       -f --footnote      print descriptive notes of holidays
          --no-footnote   over-ride a footnote setting in your config file
       -h --html          output in html format to stdout
       -H --hebrew        print Hebrew information in Hebrew
       -i                 use external css file "./hcal.css".
       -I --israel        override a Diaspora default
          --no-reverse    do not highlight today's date
       -m --menu          prompt user-defined menu from config file
       -p --parasha       print week's parasha on each calendar row
       -q --quiet-alerts  suppress warning messages
       -s --shabbat       print Shabbat times and parshiot
          --candles       modify default minhag of 20 minutes. (17<n<91)
          --havdalah      modify default minhag of 3 stars. (19<n<91 minutes)
       -z --timezone nn   timezone, +/-UTC
       -l --latitude yy   latitude yy degrees. Negative values are South
       -L --longitude xx  longitude xx degrees. Negative values are West
    
    All options can be made default in the config file, or menu-driven for
    easy selection.

en: L (Longitue)
target: L (Longitude)

en: Usage: hcal [options] [coordinates timezone] ] [[month] year]
           coordinates: -l [NS]yy[.xxx] -L [EW]xx[.xxx]
                        -l [NS]yy[:mm[:ss]] -L [EW]xx[:mm[:ss]]
           timezone:    -z nn[( .nn | :mm )]
    Try 'hcal --help' for more information
target: Usage: hcal [options] [coordinates time zone] ] [[month] year]
           coordinates: -l [NS]yy[.xxx] -L [EW]xx[.xxx]
                        -l [NS]yy[:mm[:ss]] -L [EW]xx[:mm[:ss]]
           timezone:    -z nn[( .nn | :mm )]
    Try 'hcal --help' for more information

en: hdate - display Hebrew date information
    OPTIONS:
       -b --bidi          prints hebrew in reverse (visual)
          --visual
       -c                 print Shabbat start/end times.
          --candles       modify default minhag of 20 minutes. (17<n<91)
          --havdalah      modify default minhag of 3 stars. (19<n<91 minutes)
       -d --diaspora      use diaspora reading and holidays.
       -h --holidays      print holidays.
       -H                 print only it is a holiday.
       -i --ical          use iCal formated output.
       -j --julian        print Julian day number.
       -m --menu          prompt user-defined menu from config file
       -o --omer          print Sefirat Haomer.
       -q --quiet-alerts  suppress warning messages
       -r --parasha       print weekly reading on saturday.
       -R                 print only if there is a weekly reading on Shabbat.
       -s --sun           print sunrise/sunset times.
       -S --short-format  print using short format.
       -t                 print day times: first light, talit, sunrise,
                                midday, sunset, first stars, three stars.
       -T --table         tabular output, suitable for spreadsheets
    
       -z --timezone nn   timezone, +/-UTC
       -l --latitude yy   latitude yy degrees. Negative values are South
       -L --longitude xx  longitude xx degrees. Negative values are West
    
       --hebrew           forces Hebrew to print in Hebrew characters
       --yom              force Hebrew prefix to Hebrew day of week
       --leshabbat        insert parasha between day of week and day
       --leseder          insert parasha between day of week and day
       --not-sunset-aware don't display next day if after sunset
    
    All options can be made default in the config file, or menu-ized for
    easy selection.
target: hdate - display Hebrew date information
    OPTIONS:
       -b --bidi          prints Hebrew in reverse (visual)
          --visual
       -c                 print Shabbat start/end times.
          --candles       modify default minhag of 20 minutes. (17<n<91)
          --havdalah      modify default minhag of 3 stars. (19<n<91 minutes)
       -d --diaspora      use Diaspora reading and holidays.
       -h --holidays      print holidays.
       -H                 print only it is a holiday.
       -i --ical          use iCal formatted output.
       -j --julian        print Julian day number.
       -m --menu          prompt user-defined menu from config file
       -o --omer          print Sefirat Haomer.
       -q --quiet-alerts  suppress warning messages
       -r --parasha       print weekly reading on Saturday.
       -R                 print only if there is a weekly reading on Shabbat.
       -s --sun           print sunrise/sunset times.
       -S --short-format  print using short format.
       -t                 print day times: first light, talit, sunrise,
                                midday, sunset, first stars, three stars.
       -T --table         tabular output, suitable for spreadsheets
    
       -z --timezone nn   timezone, +/-UTC
       -l --latitude yy   latitude yy degrees. Negative values are South
       -L --longitude xx  longitude xx degrees. Negative values are West
    
       --hebrew           forces Hebrew to print in Hebrew characters
       --yom              force Hebrew prefix to Hebrew day of week
       --leshabbat        insert parasha between day of week and day
       --leseder          insert parasha between day of week and day
       --not-sunset-aware don't display next day if after sunset
    
    All options can be made default in the config file, or menu-driven for
    easy selection.

en: using co-ordinates for the equator, at the center of time zone
target: using co-ordinates for the equator, at the centre of time zone

en: z (timezone)
target: z (time zone)
