Usage
Called without any arguments, paperq will open the next article in
the queue. The article is subsequently removed from the queue.
Command-line arguments provide further options for interacting with
the queue. By default, for all actions operating on a file in the
queue, the file at the head of the queue (position 1) will be operated
upon. If the -n argument is passed with a numeric argument, you may
specify a given file by its numeric position in the queue (use the
-l option to list the entire queue in order to see position
numbers). Thus, to open the fifth paper in the queue, you would call
paperq -n 5. To remove the eighth paper, use paperq -r -n 8.
Command-line arguments
-n NUMset the queue position number on which to operate (default 1)
Manipulate and interact with the queue
-o: open a file for viewing (default)-a FILES: add FILES to the queue-r: remove a file from the queue-p: peek at a file: open it, but do not remove it from the queue-t: print a file-x: create a tarball of the articles in the queue
Display information about the queue and individual papers:
-l: list all of the documents in the queue-i: display information for a file-f: display file locations rather than bibliographic information
Other
-h: display help