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NAME¶
c - genericised soft drink generator (ie coffee, coke etc)SYNOPSIS¶
c [-s[number]] [-m[type]] [-e] [-i] [-T] [-S amount] [--other=drink]DESCRIPTION¶
This manual page documents the GNU version of c. c is a genericised soft drinks engine designed to provide a stream of the desired beverage on the standard output. By default, c makes coffee, white, no sugar. This is a historical choice based on the authors preferences. This behaviour is controlled by the options, and a wide range of other drinks are possible. Please note that not all combinations make sense, in taste terms, but that parsing by c extends only to syntax. Experiment at your own risk.OPTIONS¶
- -s[number]
- Specifies the number of sugars desired. If this option is
omitted, none will be included.
- -m[type]
- Determines whether milk will be used or not. The default
corresponds to the specification 'cold'. cold - Normal, cold milk
- -e
- Espresso option. High pressure steam is forced through fine ground dark beans for a stronger brew; careful use of the -S option is advised to avoid shaky hands and heart palpitations (see BUGS).
- -i
- Iced coffee. Self explanatory really...
- -T
- Turkish coffee. The only type of coffee that is boiled deliberately. -s2 or more recommended to avoid grimaces.
- -S[amount]
- Size of the virtual 'mug' to be filled. The scale used is
fairly arbitrary, but should cover most cases... 1 thimbleful
- --other=drink
- Specify a drink other than coffee. Use of other options is not recommended; the behaviour is unspecified!
BUGS¶
Caffeine overdose can result by inadvised combinations of options (ie -e and large values for -S). If you suffer from increased heart rate, visual disturbance, shaking hands, shortness of breath, it is suggested that you discontinue use. A -d (decaf) option was included in previous versions, but was removed after a threatened litigation arising from an unfortunate practical joke involving misuse.SEE ALSO¶
n(1)AUTHOR¶
Nick Williams, New College, Oxford University. nickw@iname.com.May 27, 1997 | GNU Drink Utilities |