It follows the UNIX System V tradition of a filter, i. e., options begin
with `-', followed by a single letter and an optional parameter.
Options must appear immediately behind the program name and before the input
file name(s) (if specified). If no input file is given, hp2xx reads
from stdin. In addition to this traditional option handling,
hp2xx also supports GNU-style long options and option/non-option
permutation (see section B. Option summary). However, throughout this manual
all examples will only display short options.
hp2xx writes to the output file whose name can be specified
by option `-f'. Without option `-f', hp2xx generates
output file names from the input names and the selected mode
(see option `-m'). hp2xx writes to stdout if you supply
a dash as output file name like in `-f-'.
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