textutil:tldr:60623

The command "textutil" is a command-line utility in macOS used to manipulate text files and documents. In this case, the command is being used to concatenate multiple files and generate an indexed HTML file.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• "textutil": The command itself, indicating that we want to use the textutil utility.
• "-cat": Specifies the action to be performed, which is concatenating files.
• "${html}": This is a placeholder for the name of the HTML file you want to include in the concatenation.
• "-title": Specifies the title of the output HTML file.
• "Several Files": The desired title for the output HTML file.
• "-output": Specifies the output file name and its location.
• "${path-to-index-html}": This is a placeholder for the directory path and name of the output HTML file. You should replace it with the actual path where you want the resulting file to be saved.
• "*.rtf": This is a wildcard that represents all RTF files in the current directory. These are the files that will be concatenated together.

To summarize, this command concatenates multiple RTF files (identified by the "*.rtf" wildcard) into a single HTML file, with the specified title "Several Files", and saves it at the specified location and file name indicated by the "${path-to-index-html}" placeholder. Make sure to replace the placeholders with the actual file and path names according to your situation.