====== 'fwtchrq' user manual ======
===== Name =====
''[[../fwtchrq/]]'' - files watcher based on the Epeios framework.

===== Synopsis =====
<code>
fwtchrq --help
    Displays this page.
fwtchrq --version
    Displays the version of the program.
fwtchrq --license
    Displays the program license.
fwtchrq --browse [-t|--max-thread=<max-thread>] [--keep-excluded|--skip-excluded] <path> [<output>]
    Generates the tree of a path.
fwtchrq --update [-t|--max-thread=<max-thread>] <path>
    Creates/updates the data for the modifications detection.
fwtchrq --compare [-t|--max-thread=<max-thread>] <path> [<output>]
    Compares the current version of the tree with the stored one.
fwtchrq --clean [-t|--max-thread=<max-thread>] <path>
    Deletes the data for the modifications detection.

--keep-excluded ('Parameters/Exclusions/@Handling'='Keep'):
    Keep (and mark) excluded files/directories.
--skip-excluded ('Parameters/Exclusions/@Handling'='Skip'):
    Skip all excluded files/directories.
<max-thread> ('Parameters/ThreadAmountMax'(='100')):
    Maximum amount of threads.
<path> ('Parameters/Path'):
    Path of the file tree.
<output> ('Parameters/Output'):
    Output file (if missing, use of the standard output).
</code>

===== Description =====

''fwtchrq'' is tool which watches files and directories in a given path and reports their modifications based on the [[/computing/epeios/|Epeios framework]].

''fwtchrq'' uses several threads to accelerate the exploration of the tree. The maximum amount of three can be set with the ''ThreadAmountMax'' entry. When the value of ''0'' is given for this entry, then the exploration is made in the main thread (that is, no other thread is launched).

===== License =====

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===== Author =====
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