Man page - nauty-copyg(1)
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apt-get install nauty
Manual
NAUTY-COPYG
NAMESYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
NAME
nauty-copyg - convert format and select subset
SYNOPSIS
copyg [ -gszfp#:#qhx ] [ infile [ outfile ]]
DESCRIPTION
Copy a file of graphs with possible format conversion.
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-g |
Use graph6 format for output |
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-s |
Use sparse6 format for output |
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-z |
Use digraph6 format for output |
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-i |
Use incremental sparse6 format for output |
In the absence of -g , -s , -z or -i , the format depends on the header or, if none, the first input line. As an exception, digraphs are always written in digraph6.
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-p # -p #:# |
Specify range of input lines (first is 1) This can fail if the input has incremental lines.
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-f |
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With -p , assume input lines of fixed length |
(ignored if header or first line has sparse6 format).
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-I # |
Have at most this number of incremental steps |
in a row.
Implies -i .
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-h |
Write a header. |
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-x |
Donβt write a header. |
In the absence of -h and -x , a header is written if there is one in the input.
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-q |
Suppress auxiliary output. |