(self)
return op
keepassc [options] [cmd cmd_options] ...
        
        Example: open, dump to screen and save

        keepassc open -m "My Secret" input.kpdb \
                 dump -f '"%(title)s" "%(username)s" %(url)s' \
                 save -m "New Secret" output.kpdb

        execute "help" command for more information.
keepassc [options] [cmd cmd_options] ...
        
        Example: open, dump to screen and save
keepassc [ options ] [ cmd cmd_options ] ... Example : open dump to screen and save
def _general_op(self):
        '''
        keepassc [options] [cmd cmd_options] ...
        
        Example: open, dump to screen and save

        keepassc open -m "My Secret" input.kpdb \
                 dump -f '"%(title)s" "%(username)s" %(url)s' \
                 save -m "New Secret" output.kpdb

        execute "help" command for more information.
        '''
        from optparse import OptionParser
        op = OptionParser(usage=self._general_op.__doc__)
        return op
def _general_op ( self ) : from optparse import OptionParser op = OptionParser ( usage = self . _general_op . __doc__ ) return op