Am I using it in a wrong manner or is there a bug:
$ sgml2latex -a example.sgml
SGML-Tools driver version 0.99.7
Usage:
driver.pl <format> [options] <infile>
General options:
--papersize={a4,letter} -s {a4,letter}
--language={en,english,english,de,deutsch,german,nl,nederlands,dutch,fr,franç
ais,french} -l {en,english,english,de,deutsch,german,nl,nederlands,dutch,fr,fra
nçais,french}
--charset={latin,ascii} -c {latin,ascii}
--style=string -S string
--tabsize=number -t number
--verbose -v
--debug -d
Format: latex2e
Note that this output format requires LaTeX 2e.
--output={dvi,tex,ps} -o {dvi,tex,ps}
--bibtex -b
--quick -q
Error: Unknown option -a
$ man sgml2latex
SGML2LATEX(1) SGML2LATEX(1)
NAME
sgml2latex - create plain text output from a SGML source
file
SYNOPSIS
sgml2latex [-2e] [-aCdglps] [-style s ] [-t n ]
]
file[.sgml]
DESCRIPTION
sgml2latex converts a SGML source file to LaTeX output,
using the sgmls(1) parser, and the sgmlsasp(1) translator.
Using the LaTeX output, and the latex(1) text formatter,
you can then create DVI output, and PostScript output
using the dvips(1) converter. Output will appear in
file.tex for LaTeX output, file.dvi for DVI output, or
file.ps for PostScript output, where file is the name of
the SGML source file.
OPTIONS
-2e Uses LaTeX2e instead of LaTeX 2.09
-a Uses DIN A4 page layout, default US letter
-C Single chapter
-d Creates DVI output instead of LaTeX
-l Allows use of latin1 (ISO-8859-1) characters in the
SGML source file, default ASCII only
-g Uses german.sty
-p Creates PostScript output instead of LaTeX
-s Saves all LaTeX temporary files
...
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