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\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\usepackage{a4wide}
\usepackage{times}
\include{macros}
\title{%
\TeXcount{} Quick Reference Guide\\
Version \version\copyrightfootnote
}
\begin{document}
\maketitle
\section{Command line options}
Syntax for running \TeXcount{}:
\codeline{texcount \textit{[options] [files]}}
where \code{texcount} refers to the TeXcount Perl-script, and the options may be amongst the following:
\input{sub_options}
\section{\TeXcount{} instructions embedded in \LaTeX{} documents}
Instructions to \TeXcount{} can be given from within the
\LaTeX{} document using \LaTeX{} comments on the format
\codeline{\%TC:\textit{instruction [name] parameters}}
where the name is use for instructions providing macro handling rules to give the name of the macro or group for which the rule applies.
%
\input{sub_tc_other}
Instructions for adding macro handling rules all take the format
\codeline{\%TC:\textit{instruction name parameters}}
where the name indicates the macro (with backslash) or group name for which the rule applies:
%
\input{sub_addrules}
The available parser rules for environment contents and macro parameters are \code{word}/\code{text}, \code{headerword}, \code{otherword}, \code{header}, \code{float}, \code{inlinemath}, \code{displaymath}, \code{ignore}, \code{xx} (strong exclude), \code{xxx} (stronger exclude), \code{xall} (exclude all) or any of their aliases.
The available counters are \code{word}/\code{text}, \code{headerword}, \code{otherword}, \code{header}, \code{float}, \code{inlinemath}, \code{displaymath} or any of their aliases.
Available file specifications contain one or more of \code{input} (for \code{\bs{input}}), \code{file} (file path), \code{texfile} (use with \code{\bs{include}}), \code{<bbl>} (to include the bibliography file), \code{dir} and \code{subdir}. The \code{dir} and \code{subdir} are used to modify the search path within the included document (used with the \code{import} package).
\end{document}
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