.. _-h_full:

**-h**\ [**i**\|\ **o**][*n*][**+c**][**+d**][**+m**\ *segheader*][**+r**\ *remark*][**+t**\ *title*]
    Primary input file(s) has *n* extra header record(s). If used, the default number of
    header records is :term:`IO_N_HEADER_RECS` [0]. Use **-hi** if only
    the primary input data should have header records [Default will write out header
    records if the input data have them]. Blank lines and lines starting
    with # are always skipped; to use another leading character for indicating header records,
    please see :term:`IO_HEADER_MARKER`. Note that with **-h** in effect
    the first *n* records are taken verbatim as headers and not skipped even if any is starting with #.
    For output you may request additional headers
    to be written via the option modifiers, and use **+d** to remove existing
    header records. Append **+c** to issue a header comment with column names to the output [none].
    Append **+m** to add a new segment header with a *segheader* to the output after the header block [none].
    Append **+r** to add a *remark* comment to the output [none].
    Append **+t** to add a *title* comment to the output [none].
    These optional *remark* and *title* strings may contain \n to indicate line-breaks).
    If used with native binary data we interpret *n* to instead mean the
    number of bytes to skip on input or pad on output.