1 2c31ce4d 2019-10-26 op # acmetag
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 3 2c31ce4d 2019-10-26 op `acmetag` is a tool to programmatically interact with `acme(1)` tag.  It provides two flag:
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 5 2c31ce4d 2019-10-26 op  * `-g` prints the tag content (mnemonic: get)
 6 2c31ce4d 2019-10-26 op  * `-c` clears the tag content (mnemonic: clear)
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 8 2c31ce4d 2019-10-26 op any other arguments if passed will be appended to the tag.
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10 2c31ce4d 2019-10-26 op Of course you can combine the flags:
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12 2c31ce4d 2019-10-26 op 	acmetag -g -c fmt
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14 2c31ce4d 2019-10-26 op will first print the current tag content, than clears it and then append
15 2c31ce4d 2019-10-26 op `fmt`.
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17 2c31ce4d 2019-10-26 op I'm using `acmetag` with [`autoacme`][autoacme] to automatically set
18 2c31ce4d 2019-10-26 op the tag content based on file type.
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20 2c31ce4d 2019-10-26 op [autoacme]: https://github.com/mkhl/cmd/tree/master/acme/autoacme