--filelist=<filename>

Filelists are text files that contain a list of input files to be encoded or decoded into multiple-page output files.

Use filelists to do the following:

Use the name of the filelist (for example, textfile.txt) in place of the input image or DjVu file on the command line. The following example demonstrates how this option is used on the command line:

documenttodjvu --filelist=textfile.txt textfile.djvu

 

To create a filelist text file:

Determine which input files you want to encode, combine, or decode.

Using your preferred text editor, create a new text file that lists each input file on a separate line. (Relative paths are interpreted from the current directory.) For example:

pageone.jpeg
pagetwo.jpeg
/tmp/pagethree.jpeg

List the images in the order in which you want them to appear in the multiple-page document. Save the file in the bin directory or the directory in which the commands are located.

Type the name of the text file as the input file when you run a command. For example:

documenttodjvu --filelist=chapters.txt bundledbook.djvu

Document Express creates a multiple-page DjVu document or image file that includes all of the files you specified in the filelist.

 

Supporting commands:

documenttodjvu, phototodjvu, djvudecode, djvubundle, djvujoin