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-.Dd November 29, 2016
-.Dt VIS-OPEN 1
-.Os Vis VERSION
-.
-.Sh NAME
-.Nm vis-open
-.Nd Interactively select a file to open
-.
-.Sh SYNOPSIS
-.Nm vis-open
-.Op Fl p Ar prompt
-.Op Fl f
-.Op Ar --
-.Op Ar files
-.Pp
-.Nm vis-open
-.Fl h |
-.Fl -help
-.
-.Sh DESCRIPTION
-.Nm vis-open
-takes a list of filenames and directories on the command-line
-and displays them in a menu for the user to select one.
-If the user selects a directory
-(including
-.Li .. ) ,
-the directory contents are displayed as a fresh menu.
-Once the user has selected a filename,
-its absolute path is printed to standard output.
-.Pp
-.Nm vis-open
-uses
-.Xr vis-menu 1
-as its user-interface,
-so see that page for more details.
-.
-.Bl -tag -width flag
-.It Fl p Ar prompt
-Display
-.Ar prompt
-before the list of items.
-This is passed straight through to
-.Xr vis-menu 1 .
-.It Fl f
-Normally,
-if
-.Nm vis-open
-is provided with a single filename or directory argument,
-it will automatically select it
-(printing the filename to standard output,
-or presenting a new menu with the contents of the directory).
-If
-.Fl f
-is provided,
-.Nm vis-open
-will always present the arguments it's given,
-even if there's only one.
-.It Fl -
-If this token is encountered before the first non-option argument,
-all following arguments will be treated as menu-items,
-even if they would otherwise be valid command-line options.
-.Pp
-If encountered after the first non-option argument,
-or after a previous instance of
-.Li --
-it is treated as a menu-item.
-.It Ar files
-File and directory names to be presented to the user.
-If a name does not exist on the filesystem
-and the user selects it,
-it is treated as a file.
-.It Fl h | Fl -help
-If present,
-.Nm vis-open
-prints a usage summary and exits,
-ignoring any other flag and arguments.
-.El
-.
-.Sh EXIT STATUS
-.Ex -std vis-open
-.Pp
-In particular,
-like
-.Xr vis-menu 1 ,
-.Nm vis-open
-prints nothing and sets its exit status to 1
-if the user refused to select a file.
-.
-.Sh EXAMPLES
-.Bd -literal -offset indent
-CHOICE=$(vis-open -p "Select a file to stat")
-if [ $? -gt 0 ]; then
-	echo "No selection was made, or an error occurred"
-else
-	stat "$CHOICE"
-fi
-.Ed
-.
-.Sh SEE ALSO
-.Xr vis 1 ,
-.Xr vis-menu 1
-.
-.Sh AUTHORS
-.An "Marc Andr\('e Tanner" Aq mat@brain-dump.org
-.
-.Sh BUGS
-Because
-.Nm vis-open
-uses
-.Xr ls 1
-to obtain the contents of a directory,
-weird things might happen if you have control-characters in your filenames.