Lineup v1.2

Use: lineup [-h] [-c m-n] [-C m-n] [-l l1,l2-l3,...] \
	[-F c] [-I iii] [-i iii] [-a aaa] [-b ppp] \
	[-B ppp] [-m mmm] [-r m[-n],...] [-w n1,n2,...] [-t] [file...]

Aligns the columns from the named file(s) (stdin is used if there
are no file arguments).

Options:
    -h	print this help info, then exit.

    -c m-n	Only align columns m..n (default (1..inf).  However, spaces
		between unaligned columns are reduced to 1.
    -C m-n	Don't lineup lines with fewer than m or more than n columns.
		(Default 1-inf).
    -l l1,l2-l3,... Don't lineup lines l1, l2 .. l3, ....
    -F c	Field separator (default whitespace).
    -t		invoke "less" to print the file, using the first line
		as the less title (caption).
    -I iii	Use string iii as indentation before non-formatted lines.
    -i iii	Use string iii as indentation before formatted lines.
    -a aaa	Don't align lines that begin with plain string aaa, and
		discard the "aaa" before printing.
    -b ppp	Don't align lines until the first one containing the awk
		pattern ppp (-b == begin_at).
    -B ppp	Don't align lines until the first one _after_ the line
		containing the awk pattern ppp (-B == begin_after).
    -m mmm	Don't align lines that contain a match to the awk pattern mmm.
    -r m[-n],... Right-align columns m[-n],... (e.g. 3,6-7).
    -w n1,n2,... Try to limit width of cols to n1, n2,... (nX=0=no limit).