NAME:
   errorgen - make fun and custom error messages.

USAGE:
   errorgen [global options] command [command options] [arguments...]

AUTHOR:
   Noah Petherbridge, https://www.kirsle.net

COMMANDS:
   help, h  Shows a list of commands or help for one command

GLOBAL OPTIONS:
   --version, -v  Show program version and build information and exit. (default: false)
   --error, -e    Make the dialog box be of type 'error' by default.

      An info box has these default attributes unless overridden by
      other options:

      Title: Error
      Text: An error has occurred.
      Icon: error
      Buttons: Ok (default: false)
   --alert, -a  Make the dialog box be of type 'alert' by default.

      An alert box has these default attributes unless overridden by
    other options:

      Title: Warning
      Text: Are you sure you want to proceed?
      Icon: attention
      Buttons: Ok (default: false)
   --info, -i  Make the dialog box be of type 'info' by default.

      An info box has these default attributes unless overridden by
    other options:

      Title: Information
      Text: All updates are complete.
      Icon: info
      Buttons: Ok (default: false)
   --question, -q  Make the dialog box be of type 'question' by default.

      A question box has these default attributes unless overridden by
    other options:

      Title: Question
      Text: Are you sure you want to proceed?
      Icon: question
      Buttons: Ok, Cancel (default: false)
   --title value, -n value  Set the title for the dialog box.

      If no title is set, a default is used based on the type of dialog
      box requested (which is --info by default; see also --error,
      --info, --question)
   --text value, -t value  The text displayed inside the dialog box.

      Use \n where you want line breaks.

      Important: the text does NOT have automatic word wrapping applied.
      Insert your own line breaks or else the dialog can be VERY wide for
      longer messages!
   --button value, -b value  Add a button to the dialog.

      Use this option as many times as you want to add multiple buttons.
      The one the user chooses will be printed to standard output. If no
      buttons, default is an Ok button.  (accepts multiple inputs)
   --default value, -m value             Set the default button by its label.

      The matching --button will be made the default/primary button.
   --cancel value, -c value  Set the 'cancel button'.

      This value should match one of your --buttons and will be the
      value 'selected' if the user closes the window or hits the
      Escape key.
   --disabled value, -d value, -g value  Mark buttons (by index) disabled

      Specify a --button number (from 0 to n) that should be disabled,
      or greyed out. The user can not click on this button.  (accepts multiple inputs)
   --icon value, -o value                                    Set the icon to be displayed in the dialog box.

      Use either a built-in icon by name (e.g. "aim_guy") or name your
      own custom PNG image from disk.

      Built-in icon names include the following:

          aim_guy
          aol_icon
          attention
          bomb
          bomb_dynamite
          bomb_grenade
          bubble_i
          bubble_q
          bulb
          butterfly
          cake
          circularsaw
          control_panel
          cow
          defrag
          disk_blu
          disk_blu_lbl
          disk_org
          disk_red
          disk_red_lbl
          disk_skull
          disk_yel
          dos
          e_orbit
          error
          error2
          error3
          error4
          file_cabinet
          find
          fortunecookie
          garbage_empty
          garbage_full
          gun
          hammer
          heart
          help
          hub
          hwinfo
          ic_a
          keys
          keys2
          keys3
          labtec
          mac
          mail
          mail_deleted
          mailbox
          mouth
          mycomputer
          mycomputer2
          mycomputer3
          newspaper
          peripheral
          plant_leaf
          radiation
          ram
          recycle
          recycle2
          scanner
          screw
          screw2
          setup
          sknife
          skull
          skull2
          skull3
          tux
          tux_config
          ups
          zipdisk
          zipdisks
   --help, -h  show help (default: false)