Updated for short options

man/slpkg.1

@@ -4,9 +4,9 @@
 .B slpkg - [OPTIONS] [COMMAND] <packages>
 .SH SYNAPSES
 .P
-slpkg [-h|-v] [update] [upgrade] [check-updates] [configs] [clean-logs] [clean-tmp] [-b, build] [-i, install] [-d, download]
-[-r, remove] [-f, find] [-w, view] [-s, search] [-e, dependees] [-t, tracking] --yes, --jobs, --resolve-off,
---reinstall, --skip-installed, --full-reverse, --search, --no-silent, --directory=PATH, --pkg-version, --file-pattern=
+slpkg [-h|-v] [-u, update] [-U, upgrade] [-cu, check-updates] [-g, configs] [-cl, clean-logs] [-ct, clean-tmp] [-b, build] [-i, install] [-d, download]
+[-r, remove] [-f, find] [-w, view] [-s, search] [-e, dependees] [-t, tracking] -y, --yes, -j, --jobs, -ro, --resolve-off,
+-ri, --reinstall, -si, --skip-installed, -fr, --full-reverse, -S, --search, -ns, --no-silent, -dir=, --directory=PATH, -pv, --pkg-version, -fp=, --file-pattern=PATTERN
 .SH DESCRIPTION
 .P
 Slpkg is a software package manager that installs, updates, and removes packages on Slackware based systems.
@@ -17,32 +17,32 @@ Slpkg works in accordance with the standards of the organization SlackBuilds.org
 Also uses the Slackware Linux instructions for installation, upgrading or removing packages.
 .SH COMMANDS
 .P
-.B update
+.B -u, update
 .RS
 Updates the package list and the database.
 .RE
 .P
-.B upgrade
+.B -U, upgrade
 .RS
 Upgrade all the installed packages if the newer version exists in the repository.
 .RE
 .P
-.B check-updates
+.B -cu, check-updates
 .RS
 Check if there is any news on the SlackBuild's ChangeLog.txt file.
 .RE
 .P
-.B configs
+.B -g, configs
 .RS
 Edit the configuration /etc/slpkg/slpkg.toml file.
 .RE
 .P
-.B clean-logs
+.B -cl, clean-logs
 .RS
 Cleans dependencies log tracking. After that procedure you should remove dependencies by hand.
 .RE
 .P
-.B clean-tmp
+.B -ct, clean-tmp
 .RS
 Deletes all the downloaded SlackBuilds scripts and sources.
 .RE
@@ -94,43 +94,43 @@ Tracking the packages dependencies.
 .RE
 .SH OPTIONS
 .P
---yes
+-y, --yes
 .RS
 Answer Yes to all questions. (to be used with: update, upgrade, clean-logs, -b, build,
 -i, install, -d, download, -r, remove)
 .RE
 .P
---jobs
+-j, --jobs
 .RS
 Acceleration of SlackBuild scripts. When the --jobs flag is set, slpkg automatically detects the number
 of processors and enters it into the MAKEFLAGS variable. Some SlackBuilds fail when MAKEFLAGS is declared or
 the number of processors (-j) is greater than one. (to be used with: upgrade, build, -i, install)
 .RE
 .P
---resolve-off
+-ro, --resolve-off
 .RS
 Turns off dependency resolving. (to be used with: upgrade, build, -i, install)
 .RE
 .P
---reinstall
+-R, --reinstall
 .RS
 Use this option if you want to upgrade all packages even if the same version is already installed.
 Do not skip installed packages. (to be used with: upgrade, -i, install)
 .RE
 .P
---skip-installed
+-si, --skip-installed
 .RS
 This a helpful option if you want to avoid building and reinstalling packages.
 Note: This option affects only the dependencies. (to be used with: -i, install)
 .RE
 .P
---full-reverse
+-fr, --full-reverse
 .RS
 Full reverse dependency. Works only with -e, dependees command and show the requires too.
 (to be used with: -e, dependees)
 .RE
 .P
---search
+-S, --search
 .RS
 Enable the dialog utility to search packages from the repository.
 Example try: `slpkg install python3 --search` or `slpkg download python3 --search` and etc.
@@ -138,23 +138,23 @@ Example try: `slpkg install python3 --search` or `slpkg download python3 --searc
 -s, search, -e, dependees, -t, tracking)
 .RE
 .P
---no-silent
+-ns, --no-silent
 .RS
 Disable silent mode if it is enabled in the configuration file. (to be used with: update, upgrade, -b, build,
 -i, install, -d, download, -r, remove)
 .RE
 .P
---directory=PATH
+-dir=, --directory=PATH
 .RS
 The directory is the path where the files will be saved. (to be used with: -d, download)
 .RE
 .P
---pkg-version
+-pv, --pkg-version
 .RS
 Print the repository package version. (to be used with: -e, dependees, -t, tracking, -w, view)
 .RE
 .P
---file-pattern=PATTERN
+-fp=, --file-pattern=PATTERN
 .RS
 Include specific installed files with a pattern, such as `slpkg -f 'python' --file-pattern='*'`,
 and prints all installed packages that include the name 'python', not only the SBo packages.