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NAME
        adsquery - tool to query ADS and print out the result

SYNOPSIS
         adsquery --author="Jenness,T."

DESCRIPTION
       Command line interface to the "Astro::ADS" classes.  Given some query
       parameters (such as author) a query is sent to the ADS and the result
       is sent to standard output.

ARGUMENTS
       The following arguments are recognized:

       --help
           Print a usage message.

       --man
           List the full documentation.

       --version
           The version number.

       --author
           Specify the author to use for the query. Multiple authors can be
           specified simply by using the option more than once.

             adsquery --author="Author1" --author="Author2"

       --bibcode
           Specify a bibcode to use for the query. If a bibcode (or multiple
           bibcodes) is specified then any authors supplied are ignored since
           a bibcode is unique.

       --bibfile
           Name of a file containing multiple bibcodes. One bibcode per line.
           If the file can not be found the command aborts.

       --count
           Simply counts the number of papers that match the query and exits.

       --useor
           Use OR logic with the author list. Default is to AND the authors
           for the query.

       --xml
           Output the results in XML where the element names are the same as
           the query fields. The top level element is <ADSResult>. Default is
           to print a tabulated ASCII result.

       --debug
           Turn on debug messages. Default is off.

BUGS
       Currently only a single bibcode is used for a bib query even if
       multiple values are supplied.

AUTHORS
       Tim Jenness <t.jenness@jach.hawaii.edu>

COPYRIGHT
       Copyright (C) 2001 Tim Jenness. All Rights Reserved.

       This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
       under the same terms as Perl itself.

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