The cited responses seem to me to be much more useful than what I see here using the apricot or master branches.
FWIW here is what I see:
ged@beta:~/src/fluxengine-master $ ./fluxengine read --help
FluxEngine options:
Note: options are processed left to right and order matters!
-s, --source <default: "">: flux file to read from
-o, --output <default: "">: destination image to write
--copy-flux-to <default: "">: while reading, copy the read flux to this file
--cylinders, -c <default: "">: tracks to read from
--heads, -h <default: "">: heads to read from
--help: Shows the help.
--config, -C: Shows the currently set configuration and halts.
--doc: Shows the available configuration options and halts.
ged@beta:~/src/fluxengine-master $ ./fluxengine read ibm --help
FluxEngine options:
Note: options are processed left to right and order matters!
-s, --source <default: "">: flux file to read from
-o, --output <default: "">: destination image to write
--copy-flux-to <default: "">: while reading, copy the read flux to this file
--cylinders, -c <default: "">: tracks to read from
--heads, -h <default: "">: heads to read from
--help: Shows the help.
--config, -C: Shows the currently set configuration and halts.
--doc: Shows the available configuration options and halts.
Searching for useful incantations I came across
http://ndwiki.org/wiki/FluxEngine
which gives examples of using the --help option.
The cited responses seem to me to be much more useful than what I see here using the apricot or master branches.
FWIW here is what I see:
ged@beta:~/src/fluxengine-master $ ./fluxengine read --help FluxEngine options: Note: options are processed left to right and order matters! -s, --source <default: "">: flux file to read from -o, --output <default: "">: destination image to write --copy-flux-to <default: "">: while reading, copy the read flux to this file --cylinders, -c <default: "">: tracks to read from --heads, -h <default: "">: heads to read from --help: Shows the help. --config, -C: Shows the currently set configuration and halts. --doc: Shows the available configuration options and halts. ged@beta:~/src/fluxengine-master $ ./fluxengine read ibm --help FluxEngine options: Note: options are processed left to right and order matters! -s, --source <default: "">: flux file to read from -o, --output <default: "">: destination image to write --copy-flux-to <default: "">: while reading, copy the read flux to this file --cylinders, -c <default: "">: tracks to read from --heads, -h <default: "">: heads to read from --help: Shows the help. --config, -C: Shows the currently set configuration and halts. --doc: Shows the available configuration options and halts.