<b><ul>Command line usage</ul></b>

eskil [options] [file1] [file2]
  [options]              See below.
  [file1],[file2]        Files to be compared
                         If no files are given, the program is
                         started anyway and you can select files
                         from within.
                         If only one file is given, the program
                         looks for version control of the file, and 
                         if found, runs in version control mode.
  Options:

  -nodiff     : Normally, if there are enough information on the
                command line to run diff, Eskil will do so unless
                this option is specified.
  -dir        : Start in directory diff mode. Ignores other args.
  -clip       : Start in clip diff mode. Ignores other args.
  -patch      : View patch file.
  -context <n>: Show only differences, with <n> lines of context.
  -foreach    : Open one diff window per file listed.
  -close      : Close windows with no changes.

  -noparse    : Eskil can perform analysis of changed blocks to
  -line       : improve display. See online help for details.
  -smallblock : The default. Do block analysis on small blocks.
  -block      : Full block analysis. This can be slow if there
                are large change blocks.

  -char       : The analysis of changes can be done on either
  -word       : character or word basis. -char is the default.

  -noignore   : Don't ignore any whitespace.
  -b          : Ignore space changes. Default.
  -w          : Ignore all spaces.
  -nocase     : Ignore case changes.
  -nodigit    : Ignore digit changes.
  -nokeyword  : In directory diff, ignore $ Keywords: $

  -prefix <str> : Care mainly about words starting with "str".
  -preprocess <pair> : TBW

  -r <ver>    : Version info for version control mode.

  -conflict   : Treat file as a merge conflict file and enter merge
                mode.
  -o <file>   : Specify merge result output file.

  -browse     : Automatically bring up file dialog after starting.
  -server     : Set up Eskil to be controllable from the outside.

  -print <file> : Generate postscript and exit.

  -plugin <name> : Preprocess files using plugin.

  -limit <lines> : Do not process more than <lines> lines.}

To list all options matching a prefix, run 'eskil --query prefix'.
In tcsh use this line to get option completion:
complete eskil 'C/-/`eskil --query -`/'
