This manual page briefly documents the
iprint , command. Mainly because there's not much to document. Given one or
more arguments on the command line, it will print them in decimal,
hexadecimal, octal and as ASCII characters (if printable). If an
argument begins with 0x, it is assumed to be hexadecimal. Otherwise
if an argument begins with 0, it is assumed to be octal. Otherwise,
if an argument begins with 0b or 0B, it is assumed to be binary. Otherwise,
if an argument begins with a digit, it is assumed to be a decimal
number. Otherwise, the argument is treated as one ASCII character at
a time.
OPTIONS
i doesn't take any options, but invoking it with one of
-h, --help gives help by example.
