GumPad ships with gumc.exe which is a command line interface to the GumPad transliteration engine.
Note
gumc was added in version 2.0.0.3
Usage
usage: gumc -i infile -o outfile [ -lang te|hi|ta|ka|ma|mr|or|be|gu|gr|en| ex ] -m mapfile -f input-filter [ -e ascii|utf8|utf16|utf16be|utf32 ]
| -i infile |
Specify input file name |
| -o outfile |
Specify output file name |
| lang lang |
Specify language to convert to |
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hi = Devanagari |
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te = Telugu |
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| ta = Tamil |
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| ka = Kannada |
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| ma = Malayalam |
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| mr = Marathi |
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| or = Oriya |
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| be = Bengali |
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| gu = Gujarati |
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| gr = Gurmukhi |
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| en = English |
| -m mapfile |
Specify conversion map file to use for conversion |
| -f input-filter |
Specify an Input filter program to transform the input file before converrsion. E.g., use detex to remove latex markup. Use with caution. I haven't tested this much |
| --e encoding |
Input file encoding. |