zeus.txt in zeus-0.13.4.pre

- old
+ new

@@ -4,53 +4,63 @@
 
 NAME
        zeus - boot rails in under a second
 
 SYNOPSIS
-       zeus [--no-color] COMMAND [ARGS]
+       zeus  [--no-color]  [--log  FILE]  [--file-change-delay	TIME]  COMMAND
+       [ARGS]
 
 DESCRIPTION
        Zeus makes working with large codebases much less painful.
 
-       To  use	Zeus  with  Ruby  on  Rails  3.0+, Just run zeus start in your
+       To use Zeus with Ruby on Rails  3.0+,  Just  run  zeus  start  in  your
        project directory. It will output a list of available commands, includ-
        ing tasks to spawn consoles, servers, tests, and rake tasks.
 
        See    https://github.com/burke/zeus/blob/master/docs/ruby/modifying.md
        for information on modifying the boot process that Zeus uses by default
        and adding custom tasks.
 
 SLIGHTLY MORE TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
-       Zeus  is  a  language-agnostic  application checkpointer for non-multi-
+       Zeus is a language-agnostic  application  checkpointer  for  non-multi-
        threaded applications.
 
-       It is primarily targeted at ruby and  other  dynamic  languages,  where
-       application  boot  time	can  be tens of seconds, but it can be made to
-       work for nearly any language. However, zeus does  not  work  well  with
-       multithreaded  applications.  It  relies  heavily  on fork(2), which is
+       It  is  primarily  targeted  at ruby and other dynamic languages, where
+       application boot time can be tens of seconds, but it  can  be  made  to
+       work  for  nearly  any  language. However, zeus does not work well with
+       multithreaded applications. It relies  heavily  on  fork(2),  which  is
        largely incompatible with multithreaded systems.
 
-       Currently only ruby is targeted, but support  for  other  languages  is
+       Currently  only	ruby  is  targeted, but support for other languages is
        planned.
 
-       Zeus  lets  you	define	common	tasks, and preloads all of them in the
-       background. When you ask to run them, zeus transparently connects  your
+       Zeus lets you define common tasks, and preloads	all  of  them  in  the
+       background.  When you ask to run them, zeus transparently connects your
        terminal to the already-running process in milliseconds.
 
-       This  lets  you, for example, run unit tests in dozens of milliseconds,
+       This lets you, for example, run unit tests in dozens  of  milliseconds,
        rather than dozens of seconds.
 
-       Zeus also monitors all files loaded by your application,  and  restarts
+       Zeus  also  monitors all files loaded by your application, and restarts
        parts of it when dependencies change, to keep everything up-to-date.
 
 WAY MORE TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
        See https://github.com/burke/zeus/blob/master/docs/overview.md
 
 OPTIONS
        --no-color
 	      Prints all output without color
 
+       --log trace-log-name
+	      Prints process tree state details to the log file specified.
+
+       --file-change-delay delay
+	      Collect all file changes that happen within the specified  delay
+	      time and restart processes only after this deadline expires. The
+	      argument must be parseable by  time.ParseDuration.  The  default
+	      delay is 300ms.
+
 BUILTIN COMMANDS
        zeus start(1) zeus-start.1.html
 	      Start a zeus server in the current directory using zeus.json
 
        zeus init(1) zeus-init.1.html
@@ -60,6 +70,6 @@
 	      List the commands defined by zeus.json
 
 
 
 
-				  March 2013			       ZEUS(1)
+				   May 2013			       ZEUS(1)